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Sabrina Rosso · Nov 24, 2024 2:45 PM IN Photography: Local landscapes

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Photography: Local landscapes

David Ellis · Nov 24, 2024 2:33 PM IN Photography: Local landscapes

More contrast between shadow and light, but I can't believe I took this in colour. (not B+W) It does however have many of the traits I enjoy in monochrome photography. The light coming between the clouds lit the foreground, against the foreboding sky behind.

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Photography: Local landscapes

David Ellis · Nov 24, 2024 2:26 PM IN Cycling

Here are a couple more. Liisa's white and pink Bixxis. Bixxis opened in 2015 from an idea by Doriano De Rosa and his daughter Martina, after his father, the world Famous Ugo De Rosa, passed away. Ugo built bikes for the great Eddy Merckx and hundreds of professional riders over the years. Doriano followed in his father's footsteps and built steel and titanium frames under his father's 'heart' logo. After his father's death, Doriano and his

BIXXIS rim brake TIG welded road frame

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Cycling

Tom McClelland · Nov 24, 2024 1:31 PM IN Photography: Local landscapes

Crazy interaction between a Bobcat and a Timber Wolf. Has anyone ever heard of such a thing ? I thought cat and dogs didn't get along 🤔

BOBCAT and WOLF.....WHAT ?

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Photography: Local landscapes

David Ellis · Nov 24, 2024 1:26 PM IN Cycling

Would anyone want to talk about any bike topics. I know most conversations have to do with the "where to cycle", or "new technology". How about starting with the Monty Python adage, of "and now for something completely different' ... the aesthetic of frame finishes.

The last frame I built with Hans

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Cycling

Bill Maloney · Nov 24, 2024 1:16 PM IN Woodworking

Hey all. I moved to the Soo a couple years ago and am now working with the Carpenter's Local 2486, it's good, lots of work. I always enjoyed carpentry and cabinetmaking, though most of the work I do is commercial. Anyway, just wanted to pop on here and say hello

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Woodworking

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Bill Nash · Nov 24, 2024 12:43 PM IN Sault memories

I spent many Saturday afternoons going to the Princess Theater on Gore Street to watch the weekly double feature or serials. My mother used to go there for the Monday night movie and the weekly "S-T-A-G-O" bingo-type night. Many transitions over the years, but a lot of memories.

The marquee captioned movie was released in 1938

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Sault memories

David Ellis · Nov 24, 2024 12:34 PM IN Cycling

The most recent Trillium Talk, on SooToday is excellent. I suggest all cyclists list to the broadcast and read the article posted earlier.

www.sootoday.com

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Cycling

Bill Nash · Nov 24, 2024 12:26 PM IN Woodworking

I made this comment in another woodworking post, but it bears repeating in its own post. Dull planer blades (knives) can be the bane of a woodworker. Good ones can be costly to buy, but my solution is 100% local. I take my planer blades to "The Cutting Edge" at 90 St. Andrews Terrace to be sharpened. The original blades I have on my planer were only sharpened on one side, ... the opposite side was just a raw blunt metal. They not only

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Woodworking

Jim Mackey · Nov 24, 2024 12:11 PM IN Photography: Travel

The Amalfi coast

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Photography: Travel

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