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RE: TODAY IS NATIONAL CAMERA DAY!
This made me remember my first trip to your country. That was in October of 1981. We went to Pittsburgh and did some land travel all the way to Utica in upstate New York. The sights were so beautiful, what with all the leaves turning colors. And guess what? We didn't have a camera. Now the only images I have of that trip are all in my mind which, as you so aptly said, no future generation can observe.
Although I can download pictures anytime it is different when you are in that picture yourself because then that would be a different story.
The fall foliage is amazing to view and cleaning up the leaves is great exercise. You will just need to make another during the fall with a camera.
Ha ha ha. When Steem gets to US $1,000 expect me in the fall with my new camera. That's a good one.
I'll send you some of the leaves from my front yard this fall. It will be better than the New York foliage, because it will be genuine New England Fall foliage.
Really? I didn't know there was a difference. The one I saw in New York was breathtaking. Maybe I should skip New England in the fall. I may not be able to breath at all when I see your foliage lol.
There probably is not much of a difference. But, being from Boston, and a lifelong Red Sox fan, we hate the Yankees. So, anything from New York is inferior!
I started as a Celtic fan during the days of Larry Bird, Kevin McHale, Danny Ainge, the late Dennis Johnson, Robert Parish and Bill Walton. I have been a fan upto the time of Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Kendrick Perkins. Now there's Kyrie Irving and Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum. Once a Celtic always a Celtic.
Sorry but I do not follow the Major Baseball League. I'm a basketball guy through and through.
From the late 70's throughout the 80's they were the team! One of my Mom's friends worked for the Boston Garden and was able to get us tickets amazing tickets at half court.
Awesome! That's one item in my bucket list. In 1990 I had a chance to watch Michael Jordan play against Miami. Not the Celtics but still MJ. I was in Miami with my boss (different company this time) but we were in a rush to leave for another place so I wasn't able to. Close but no cigar.
Watching the NBA game live must be one awesome experience. You're so lucky to have had the opportunity.
Oh and yeah. If it's any consolation, I hated the Knicks : ) Still don't like them now.