Via Todd L.’s flickrstream, In Smog and Thunder: The Great war of the Californias.
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And the documentary:
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Tatra T87
I would give my eye teeth for one of these. Unfortunately, my teeth are not worth anything close to the $120,000 this is likely to sell for.
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Via the comments on Daniel Strohl’s post, a camo-ed example from the WWII Victory Museum:
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It occurs to me that if I had two, I could declaim, as I swung wide the doors to my palatial garage, “Check out those bodacious Tatras!”
Some pix from the HMNH
A report on the Stein/DeStefano discussion to follow soon, I promise…
Pickled Coelacanth
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Chinese Water Deer
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The redone Hall of Mammals
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…and one for Steve
Amy Stein at the HMNH
A reminder for interested locals:
Friday, January 22, 4:00 pm
Artist’s Exhibition Opening Talk by Amy Stein. Visual artist Amy Stein will talk about her unique process of creating and photographing modern dioramas based upon actual news accounts of encounters between humans and wildlife in rural Pennsylvania. Free with museum admission.
Saturday, January 23, 2:00 pm
Coyote at the Kitchen Door: A conversation with Stephen DeStefano & Amy Stein. Wildlife biologist Stephen DeStefano’s newest book, Coyote at the Kitchen Door, and the work of photographer Amy Stein both address the blurred boundary between human life and wildlife in modern society. Bears, deer, fox, coyote and birds are increasingly encroaching upon areas considered to be ‘ours’. They’ll discuss how they approach this intersection, each from their own perspective. Booksigning to follow. 2 pm. Free with museum admission. *
I’m not sure which of the two events I’m going to go to – I really can’t do both. Hmmmmm…