JestRR
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Posts: 21
Loc: FLorence Oregon USA
Reg: 12-15-02
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 01-07-04 08:50 PM - Post#33348
In response to JeffScholl
Thanks Jeff!!! I just needed a little help. I finally figured out where to copy and past the right info for the URL!! And as you can see it worked!!!
THanks again!!!
Mike 
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JeffScholl
Member
Posts: 53
Loc: Whitefish, MT 59937
Reg: 11-21-01
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01-23-04 08:17 PM - Post#34733
In response to JestRR
Yesterday's work:
Cheers,
Jeff
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Flying Scot
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Posts: 6
Loc: Scotland
Reg: 11-19-02
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01-24-04 01:43 PM - Post#34770
In response to JeffScholl
Very nice Jeff.
They are forcasting snow for us next week so hopefully I will get some snow scenes.
One from a frosty morning in Scotland.
Arthur
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daggit
Senior Member
Posts: 117
Loc: Minnesota USA
Reg: 11-23-02
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01-24-04 02:15 PM - Post#34771
In response to Flying Scot
Jeezuz scot!... that's cool 
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MPA
Member
Posts: 34
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Reg: 12-14-03
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01-24-04 02:24 PM - Post#34775
In response to daggit
IAWD
that is cool
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Flying Scot
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Posts: 6
Loc: Scotland
Reg: 11-19-02
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01-26-04 10:28 PM - Post#34969
In response to MPA
Recent picture from local golf Course using Xcell Gasser and Airfoil combination 
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JeffScholl
Member
Posts: 53
Loc: Whitefish, MT 59937
Reg: 11-21-01
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02-03-04 11:23 PM - Post#35638
In response to Flying Scot
Few shots today of bridge repair on the old entrance bridge to Glacier National Park:
Cheers,
Jeff
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smithprod
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Posts: 23
Loc: OK
Reg: 12-22-02
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02-03-04 11:28 PM - Post#35639
In response to JeffScholl
Awesome bridge shot! It must truly suck to live by Glacier!
Brad
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eyeisdee1
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Posts: 61
Loc: Wyoming
Reg: 01-04-04
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02-03-04 11:58 PM - Post#35641
In response to smithprod
Awsome J! As always your pics are high quality, which is understandable seeing that you were a pro before flying choppers... So share with us almighty one, yer photog secrets, my precious..
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Torsten
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Posts: 21
Reg: 02-04-04
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02-04-04 09:59 PM - Post#35699
In response to eyeisdee1
Hello there,
I just signed up for this forum and would just like to say "Hello" to everybody and add an pic while doing so.
Torsten
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daggit
Senior Member
Posts: 117
Loc: Minnesota USA
Reg: 11-23-02
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02-04-04 10:11 PM - Post#35702
In response to Torsten
Greeting! wow! what a nice picture to kick it off!
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heliraptor
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Posts: 7
Loc: Essex, uk
Reg: 10-30-01
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02-04-04 10:32 PM - Post#35703
In response to daggit
Hello Torsten
Nice to see you (Lee here BTW)
Keep up the good work.
Lee
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Torsten
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Posts: 21
Reg: 02-04-04
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02-05-04 09:07 AM - Post#35738
In response to heliraptor
Hi there Lee,
I figured after lurking for a while I could at least step out and say "Hello".
I´ll mail you later on today.
t
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MPA
Member
Posts: 34
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Reg: 12-14-03
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02-05-04 09:32 AM - Post#35740
In response to Torsten
Do I assume that bridge is not under construction, but constructed so that it can move with the glacier.
How much does it move ?
Do they drag it back to the original position when it warms up for it to move next freeze ?
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JeffScholl
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Posts: 53
Loc: Whitefish, MT 59937
Reg: 11-21-01
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02-05-04 06:47 PM - Post#35757
In response to MPA
MPA,
The old bridge, (Belton Bridge), spans the Flathead River and is several miles from the closest glacier. The bridge dates from 1920, but is now only a foot bridge. In the summer it is our take out spot for the evening kayak run. It's also a great place to enjoy a sunset with your favorate beverage and paddling brothers. Plus, 2 miles away is the West Glacier bar that serves up 3 fingers of Burbon topped off with Coke.
eyeisdee1,
No secrets, but I will say most of the work happens before I leave the ground with planning for optimum light conditions.
Torsten,
That balloon shot is killer!
What is the ballon that is closest to the camera?
Also, what is this?
http://photoheli.de/galerie/img-0042.jpg
Cheers,
Jeff
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Torsten
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Posts: 21
Reg: 02-04-04
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02-06-04 10:14 AM - Post#35828
In response to JeffScholl
Jeff,
the ballon closest is an elephant carrying some sort of decorated "box". it was pretty hazy that day, also this was the afternoon mass launch for the day. the shadows of the ballons on the ground are already pretty long. the balloners really liked it because they can usually only take pictures out of the departing pack of ballons. was good advertising too. : )
: ) the other one is a observation tower from which the first tv transmition was made. tower was build around 1900, the first tv transmition was sometime in the 50´s i guess. the markings on the roof semm to be from an high power antenna system. i presume they were painted on there so that workers would not step into the HF transmition and toast themself.
all the pictures were taken with a micado logo 20 brushless with 24 cells.
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MPA
Member
Posts: 34
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Reg: 12-14-03
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02-06-04 10:46 AM - Post#35829
In response to JeffScholl
Looking at at now makes more sense (can see I havent a clue about glaciers), nice spot to rest and eat, before a Bourbon session up the road. 
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JeffScholl
Member
Posts: 53
Loc: Whitefish, MT 59937
Reg: 11-21-01
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02-10-04 02:40 AM - Post#36112
In response to MPA
Sunset from tonight:
Cheers,
Jeff
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MPA
Member
Posts: 34
Loc: Melbourne, Australia
Reg: 12-14-03
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02-11-04 12:13 AM - Post#36203
In response to JeffScholl
Nice
Looks like a Horse Stud farm, very neat and tidy.
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gpyros
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Posts: 7
Loc: Newport Beach, California
Reg: 04-24-03
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03-11-04 05:58 AM - Post#38927
In response to MPA
OK, let's see if I can figure out how to make some images from the gallery appear in my post. 
This one is the Jetty leading into Newport Beach, CA:
And this one is up on one of the hills above:
I guess it is possible! 
Greg
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