Tagged With "Bowl and Pitcher"

Thanks for a wonderfully different view of nature! Of course, that expectation of 'the perfect moment' exists outside of nature, too. Those who have only watched baseball games on TV have no idea how many small motions and signs are happening on the field, because the cameras focus so thoroughly on pitcher, batter and ball—ignoring the players changing positions and postures to match the changing circumstances.

U.S. airlines are adding dozens of extra flights, and even some temporary routes, to get fans to next week's Super Bowl game in Phoenix. United's added the most, with 55 extra flights, both others are not far behind. As well, some airlines are using...

 I lived in Spokane for almost seven years.  I love the region, a beautiful forested hilly area between the great mountains of the Cascades to the West and the Rockies to the East.  The Spokane River runs through the heart of the city,...

Come visit Jonathan L's Backyard - Riverside Park in NYC

  What’s more fun than going whitewater rafting on a beautiful summer day?  Not much — at least for me.  I’m was lucky enough to live in Spokane for 8 years, the heart of beautiful  Inland Northwest , an under...

On a guided walking tour of Berlin, I came across this unexpected gem.

Great history of the bowl! Incredible that they broke in the 1980's and not before.

Gumbo was visiting the Medalta factory in Medicine Hat's historic Clay District. It was at one time the largest producer of dishes and clayware in Canada.

I always enjoy understanding manufacturing processes, especially ones like this that show the history. Very interesting article and great photos.

Marilyn Jones reminds us that there is so much to see out-of-doors, and South Carolina has more than its share.

DrFumblefinger was very pleased to have a chance to tour the National Corvette Museum, situated in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Many people acknowledge the Corvette as "America's Sportscar".

At this unique museum, Marilyn Jones finds not only amazing artistic glass but the process that produces it.