The only remotely interesting thing about this slide is that the bloke's name is Gaylord.
Maybe.
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Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
The only remotely interesting thing about this slide is that the bloke's name is Gaylord.
Maybe.
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The slide displays the waterfront of Honolulu, Hawaii, as seen from Pearl Harbor, with the distinctive white structure of the USS Arizona Memorial visible in the foreground.
The memorial marks the resting place of 1,102 of the 1,177 sailors and Marines killed on the USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. (Yes, 84 years ago, yesterday) The attack led to the United States' involvement in World War II.
Bonus - Whereas, 39 years ago today, I started by current full-time job. Woo.
Bonus 2 - Most English Headline ever?
The Phenomenon appeared in 1827, apparently after the local minister The Very Rev Cuthbert FitzHugh was found in a...compromising position...in the vestry with the verger. On his funeral pyre, Cuthbert cursed Clacton's Haddock Fishing Boats with an uphill final stretch to get to the harbour.
The slope was being reduced using money from the European Union, bit ... well, Brexit Bonus.
Bonus.
Today, in an odd spare half hour, I scanned in another bunch of slides. Crazy, I know.
They were from a box, date stamped as 2009...yikes... but these ones had very limited info, but were the classic vintage cardboard Kodachrome slides. What little was written on them dated the slides to 949-1952.
And this was one of them. No info, sorry, but I'm guessing USA.
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Written on this slide was "Between Lavandou and Canabel-1965"
I'm not going to spend hours tracking down the exact location, but I suspect this might be the location
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Yes, this is a companion piece to this previously posted slide.
Probably the result of sever under-exposure, but I do like this image of The Golden Gate Bridge..
Bonus Crouching Tiger...
I didn't know what to post today, but randomly perusing the slide box, this one popped up.
And I thought "Today's the anniversary of D-Day." 81 years since Operation Overlord.
I've no idea where the slide depicts, and it's 99% certain it's not Normandy. But it seemed appropriate.
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Regular readers should know not to expect a 35mm Slide Image of Rock "The Dwayne" Johnson. Especially on a Tedious Tuesday.
Other folks...lured here on a misleading label.... sorry. This is just a dull 35mm slide of a rock. Possibly igneous in nature. Maybe this one in Cornwall.
Bonus - ‘An unusual find’: 66m-year-old animal vomit discovered in Denmark
Bonus - The Revillos. The only band who could make The B-52s seem like a DeathMetal band.
Closer examination shows the name Palm Beach, but I don't think we're talking America.
Nope, this is the Aussie one. As discussed here
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Doesn't look like Copenhagen, and she's definitely not nude.
I'm Guessing Thasos, and Monopetri
Bonus - The Return of Ceefax
Rescued from their marooning on a Pacific desert island, Lucy and Judy seem none the worse for wear.
Bonus - ‘Frozen Finger’ in Treatment of Anal Fissures. Yes, Improbable Research.
Tedium.
I suppose I should appreciate that the photographer actually managed to get the horizon horizontal, but ...
Pretty but Dull.
Bonus - Ah, Derby
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| Furious Pensioner. |
Bonus 2 - Cyanide and Happiness, bringing me joy.
...one bucket at a time.
Another sunny summer day here in Slideville, so It's appreciate a few hours lazing on a beach.
Bonus - Proposed (and rejected) addition for vehicle access to Eiffel Tower 1939.