Daily Challenge Day to Day 305

[MoonMind]

Start Date

Apr 1, 2021

End Date

Apr 1, 2021

One ...

The leap year is ours!

Bono and his boys will be seeing us off:

This is the last thread in the Day to Day series - not because we need to stop, but because we really should restart the whole experience ...

Let's finish this in style!

M.

 

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One of my favourites on my daily walk. I call him "Knotty".

 

[tonyturley]

You folks have gotten to see plenty of my basement workshop over the past year, so I'll leave you with one last image of my small guitar project. It is complete save for the all-important bridge attachment and installation of the electronic pickup. Shortly before we began Single in April 2020, the guitar was just a stack of rough boards. The second image shows the beginning of the rosette, which was one of the first parts I made.

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[MoonMind]

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M.

 

[donlaw]

Ellie was a subject of one of the first daily photos last April 2020. The full lockdown days...
She is still here with her intense eyes.

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[drd1135]

It has been fun, but I will take a short fast from posting. I’m going to see the grandkids over Easter, and I picked up a used XF50 f2 as a fast-focusing lens with a “fast normal zoom at max” focal length. It’s the toddler lens.

 

[wee-pics]

You folks have gotten to see plenty of my basement workshop over the past year, so I'll leave you with one last image of my small guitar project. It is complete save for the all-important bridge attachment and installation of the electronic pickup. Shortly before we began Single in April 2020, the guitar was just a stack of rough boards. The second image shows the beginning of the rosette, which was one of the first parts I made.

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What a deep (and earned) feeling of satisfaction must such an achievement give. Another beauty (almost) finished. Congratulations, Tony.

 

[MiguelATF]

On a walk up the rural lane that runs up into the hills, I passed my octogenarian neighbor, a retired college professor and avid gardener. He looked up from his weeding and gave me a grin - which seems like a good way to wrap up this remarkable run of day-to-day images over the last year---

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Thanks to everyone for broadening my horizons immeasurably - and, though it almost goes without saying, major props to Matt for organizational savoir-faire, for daily nuggets of wisdom, and for making this all happen.