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17-MAR-2006	LARRY DAVID BRADEN

SANILAC COUNTY MUSEUM / HARRISON HOUSE

Thanks again, MacPurity

Nikon D70s
1/2000s f/4.5 at 18.0mm hide exif

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Date/Time	17-Mar-2006 11:44:02
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Focal Length	18 mm
Exposure Time	1/2000 sec
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Exposure Bias	-1
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ORIGINAL SIZE LOOKS BEST. Copyright 2012 LARRY DAVID BRADEN

MacPurity		22-Jul-2006 01:02
This is the Harrison House. My Mother used to play in that house with the Harrison children, back in the 1920's.

1moremile		09-Jul-2006 20:59
Okay, Dave. I changed it.

Dave Beedon		09-Jul-2006 03:35
?huH

Beyer		20-Jun-2006 20:21
Beautiful. Like a National Geographic image some decades ago.

1moremile		18-Jun-2006 09:18
I don't think so, Dan. I seem to recall some guy who was very good at spelling backwards. Oh, yes, here it is. Maybe we should ask him; http://www.pbase.com/listorama/whatisit

dan dunn		18-Jun-2006 05:32
Isn't "Sanilac" a brand of laxitive? "Natures" spellt backwards?

1moremile		17-Jun-2006 00:00
Had your fill of institutions?

Dave Beedon		16-Jun-2006 23:33
A visit to that institution would be a bit confining and I would not enjoy it much.

1moremile		16-Jun-2006 09:03
This building is actually about 2 inches wide.

Dave Beedon		16-Jun-2006 06:02
When I visit a museum, it always feel best if the building is in its original size, as that preserves the proportions and scale of its exhibits. A museum that has been changed to "large" or "medium" or "small" doesn't have the same feel, if you get my drift. I'm pleased that the operators of this fine institution have allowed to it remain in a configuration that best honors its purpose.