Olancha - Grant - Cartago - Olancha was inhabited by Indians living among the verdant meadows on the southwest shore of Owens Lake before 1863. That year, Minnard Farley constructed his mill on Olancha Creek. Farley came east of the Sierra Nevada Range in 1860 in search of the legendary "Lost Gunsight Lode", popularized a decade earlier when an emigrant crossing Death Valley lost his gunsite and replaced it with some local soft metal he found, which later proved to be rich silver.

Chemung Mine - Chemung Mine was discovered in 1909 and worked until about 1938. Then again during the 1950's and 1960's the mine was worked by Elton "Heinie" Heinemeyer.

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The Project: I've always been a huge fan of the classic pirate sets. Great ships, awesome forts, wonderful adventures. The Islanders were somewhat ...

These macaroons, the quintessential Passover confection, are called "forgotten" because you leave them in the oven overnight. They cook in the retained heat. You can dip them in high-quality melted dark chocolate if you like.

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Explorations of Disney's Haunted Mansion. Ruminations and revelations concerning the history and artistry of the Disney parks' richest and most eccentric masterpiece.

Mama, please live with me for a long, long time... Mom is 70. She hands me pears and apples, apologizing, "They may not look very nice, but they’re...

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Hi, I'm Carlos Cavalero, a passionate Graphic Designer, visual artist and photographer with a solid career of more than 5 years in the digital and print design sector. My experience extends internationally, having collaborated with renowned brands in different countries, such as Argentina and Colombia, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Mexico, the United States, Australia, Europe and more. My focus is on photography, photo editing, illustration, and creating contemporary brands that exude attitude and market presence. Through my ability to capture powerful images, masterfully transform them, and translate them into cutting-edge designs, I manage to convey the unique essence of each project. With a broad creative perspective, I combine my technical and aesthetic expertise to create striking visual solutions. From the initial concept to the final product, each step of the design process is carefully executed to ensure excellence and customer satisfaction. My passion for art and design drives me to keep up with the latest trends and innovative techniques. This allows me to offer my clients fresh and original proposals that stand out in a competitive market. If you are looking for a professional approach, an artistic vision and an exceptional result for your graphic design, photography, editing or branding projects, do not hesitate to contact me. I am committed to exceeding your expectations and providing you with a quality service that will elevate your image and position you as a benchmark in your industry. Let me bring your creative vision to life and together we can take your projects to the next level.

Here's a second shot from Woodland Cemetery in Quincy, Illinois. This is a small private mausoleum in the morning fog. The fog was burning off fast but is still visible. Thanks for stopping by and have a great day. Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/TigerImagery

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In my craft stash I have a fair few items that have been purchased on a whim, or sometimes in a desperate need, and then they are put away ...