Hi Carter
Not sure I understand how your pic fits in the theme? Thanks
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Pic of the week game
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Not sure I understand how your pic fits in the theme? Thanks
I thought it was just me not getting Carter's intent with his entry. Maybe his town is known for it's sport bike gatherings? It's still better than my non-existent entry. I gotta get something this evening.
Chuckanut Drive. I discovered it in 1983 when I moved to Bellingham WA.
No Entry for me this week as it would require breaking a law or two to get a shot of the bike with the Historical marker but for many years Murray Kentucky has claimed to be the Birthplace of Radio, Nathan Stubblefields invention was closer to Cellphone tech than true radio.
Nathan Beverly Stubblefield was an American inventor and wireless telephony pioneer from Murray, Kentucky, known for early battery-powered wireless voice demonstrations in 1902 and a 1908 patent for an induction-based wireless telephone. Using conduction and magnetic induction rather than true radio waves, he may have been the first to transmit audio simultaneously to multiple receivers, but his systems saw no commercial success, and he died in seclusion in 1928.
Nathan Beverly Stubblefield was an American inventor and wireless telephony pioneer from Murray, Kentucky, known for early battery-powered wireless voice demonstrations in 1902 and a 1908 patent for an induction-based wireless telephone. Using conduction and magnetic induction rather than true radio waves, he may have been the first to transmit audio simultaneously to multiple receivers, but his systems saw no commercial success, and he died in seclusion in 1928.
So what's it known for?
If you need words to explain a photo, it really isn't a great photo.
Really? Come on man...did you know what Carter's photo represented? And why would I know what yours was? Mine was obviously Rambo...but was it obvious that it was in Hope BC to everyone? No....seriously man, that's your rebuttal?? Lol..
Farmlands and rolling hills.
