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Vince Ciricola		11-Jul-2011 06:04
Dave: I enjoyed your Lakeside Utah Album. Apparently you were able to travel freely in part of the western region? And even visit the causeway. I had the impression that travel in the west and north is prohibited... or at least discouraged. Could you clarify so that I can plan such an adventure in the future. vince vciricola@yahoo.com

Carly Hill		13-Mar-2011 06:12
Too funny that your name is what my son calls his security blanket. I can tell you we were stumped for quite a while about what he meant by "beedon!" Your photos are really nice--we love Utah and have gone to Zion Nat'l Park several times. Happy travels!

Mike		21-Sep-2010 03:36
Hi Dave, I see what you mean by the draw of the Gooseneck. I have hiked Angels Landing and Bryce Canyon because of such a draw of attraction.(awesome/undescribable hikes)Thanks for posting those pics as I have another trip planned to that state Oct 2nd.Very helpful.If I dont get to do The Wave then Moab might be interesting.My car felt like a boat today because of the heavy rain!(Vancouver).No wonder I want to Captain it to Utah!

Jerry Sinclair		30-May-2010 05:44
Dave, I love trains and I love the humor and banter back and froth with your guests. God bless

Greg Little		01-May-2009 09:04
Hi Dave, Hope you're doing well. Spring has finally hit here in Germany. Its been a spectacular one, but sure as clockwork, its crappie on our 3-day labor day weekend! Thanks for the comment. Yes that canal outside Milan was always a favorite bike trip to get out of town; always with camera in hand. Ciao, Greg

Tim Lester		20-Jan-2009 21:06
I have been to Potash Utah !!! In 2004 while visiting Arches N.P. , we took the bridge crossing the river and drove to Potash. We had no idea where we were going or what we would find. It was a beautiful drive, late in the day with the sun at just the right angle. We're from Florida, where everything is flat,wet and green, this was like being on Mars ( Ha Ha ). Your pics are beautiful and so enjoyable to view, brings back lots of memories....Tim Lester

Emmie Gray		24-Jul-2008 02:12
A Relaxed Cat http://www.pbase.com/tjod/image/47892749

Greg Little		04-Jun-2008 21:19
Hi Dave, Yes to good old woods around Frankfurt. Quite convenient for an urban area. How you been? I've not been too active lately. Lots of travel for work and I'm way behind on posting. Had a fatal computer crash and just getting functional again. Hope all is well in your world. Cheers Greg

Greg Little		23-Mar-2008 09:17
Hi Dave, Yes I thought DB was a grafitti marking you'd put on everything around here... I was really impressed with your range and attention to detail! Thanks for the comments. I decided to expand that gallery. I have some old Italian shots I'm throwing in there as I 'rediscover' them. Hope all is well.

Gary England		29-Jan-2008 16:37
Hello Dave, My name is Gary England. We sort of ran accross each other on Flickr at Nevada Outdoors. It's an honor to have you as my 1st co-member in my group. I hope to meet all the members of the group soon and share our photos as well as our photography stories! Keep up the good work. Your very good at your trade! Write back any time. Gary England

mike robson		30-Nov-2007 08:15
Dave Thanks for your comments on my photo's - love the humour which of course really shines through on your site! The one with the people wading through the water was on a walk across the bay to Mont St Michel in Normandy - a 12 mile return walk with an expert guide who takes you across these small river/waterways and dangerous sands towards the Mont - hence the appearance that we are all doing a "John Stonehouse" (faked his disappearance off the Florida coast in the '70's).Well recommended (the walk that is,perhaps not faking your own death....). Thanks for the great laughs in these dark winter months (and I have just lost my job after 23 yrs) and so humour is always welcome! Regards Mike

exzim		05-Nov-2007 04:08
Hey, there eally was a guy called Notner who emigrated to the USA http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?rank=0&gsln=Notner&db=nypl&gss=genfact&_82004280=Austria

Guest		25-Oct-2007 00:56
Dave, thanks for the comments! love that gallery you showed me, i'm jealous.

Dave		05-Oct-2007 03:36
Dave, Excellent pics of the Dewey Bridge. Thanks, it brought back many memories. I grew up in the Moab area. My dad would always take that highway when we went to Colorado and I remember him having to fold in the mirrors on his pickup truck to cross. I rushed to get my drivers license in time when the new bridge was under construction so I could drive across the Dewey Bridge before it was closed. I just barely made it (with days to spare) and can say I've driven across it (but only in a compact car, it was much scarrier in a truck =-) Made me appreciate what an engineering marvel a simple bridge can be, something easy to forget on modern roads wizzing by at 75 MPS. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. Your pics inspired me to write an article on Utah State Route 128 on Wikipedia and I listed you as a source, as well as uploaded some pics of my own. It's at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utah_State_Route_128. Do you have any pictures of the engineering drawings for the bridge? The were on display in the Dan o'Laury Museum in Moab when I lived there. I presume they still are.

Johnny		10-Sep-2007 22:40
I enjoyed reading your series on developing your very very old film. I myself just started shooting TMAX100/400 for photography class at school. Regards, Johnny

Guest		29-Aug-2007 12:28
Dave, Thank you for stopping by my site, your comments are appreciated. I visited your site and you have some great stuff. I really enjoyed your funny comments/dry humor. See you on the road! Ethan

Jomosoft		19-Aug-2007 00:17
Hi Dave, some very inspiring stuff here ! I've added you to my favorite artist list so I can keep an eye on you. Especially like your scientific approach on some of your subjects. Thanks for your comment on my humble knots.

Greg Little		16-Aug-2007 21:53
Hi Dave, Yes the tail light was of a T-Bird. Beautiful car, and an interesting museum. You'd have liked the train exhibits. They have a few elevated off the track (slightly) and move the wheels with sound effects. Pretty amazing exhibits. Thanks for the comments in my galleries.

Greg Little		23-Jul-2007 18:27
Hi Dave, Thanks for all the comments on my Frankfurt galleries. To answer one question, the reflection in the Depot was the old Bockenheimer Warte Depot. It was an old engine house with a 'turntable'. Now its used for some small theater and or music performances, but not that often. Usually it just sits there "looking good". The shot of the 'corner' that looks like a ships bow is the Museum of Modern Art. I would have taken it a bit further back and gotten the entire height, but the sun was just over the building. That new tunneling technology is something isn't it? Thanks again for the comments. Regards, Greg

Michal Pistol		29-Jun-2007 07:51
Hi Dave ! Thank you very much for your comment & visiting my gallery. I enjoy your photos very much… Michal

Guest		20-Jun-2007 05:09
This is stellar work. If I ever see you, I might just ask for your signature.

Paul Beiser		13-May-2007 22:17
Hi Dave, Thanks for your comments and feedback. You have some really nice work, I love all the trip photography, esp the stuff on Poison Spider Mesa. Keep them coming! Paul

Flying Dutchman		27-Apr-2007 22:35
Hi Dave! Thank you very much for your comment on my 737 gallery! Very nice to see where the airplanes actually come from. In fact, last week a couple of colleagues of mine went to this factory to get a totally new aircraft and fly it to Amsterdam! You have some very nice pictures as well, I'll keep on checking them every now and then! Regards, Christiaan

Guest		20-Apr-2007 04:58
Dave, thanks for making me laugh tonight. Your funny.

Guest		09-Mar-2007 23:01
I would have been tempted to throw my camera at that palm tree. I hate palm trees, and viewing your images has freed me to admit it.

Dave Beedon		09-Mar-2007 05:57
Horsegoggles---tempted to do what? Some temptations are better than others. I would not wish that "B" condition on my worst enemy.

Guest		08-Mar-2007 15:58
I am being influenced by a force foreign to me. I was sitting outside of a McDonald's this morning waiting for my wife and noticed a small palm tree planted directly in front of a disabled parking sign. I didn't have my camera, but if I had, I would have been tempted. I think I am possibly being Beedonized.

Guest		08-Mar-2007 07:26
I'm going to model some of my work after you in the future...as soon as I get a new camera.

Ian Dalgliesh		18-Feb-2007 09:24
Dave,Seriously,I have a photo,uploaded today,which needs some interpretation.I have titled it "UFO".Look at it for me,as I can not explain,why something is very obvious on one image but missing from the same image,transferred.Look forward to your insight.

Ian Dalgliesh		16-Feb-2007 08:06
Thankyou for your most recent comments;always welcome.You did of course refer to women-kind,no.

Guest		11-Feb-2007 18:07
Hi Dave, You have a interesting and different gallery, I like your sense of humor also. Thank you for your commentary in my pbase gallery. Best Regards. Marcelo.

Colleen Prohaska		11-Feb-2007 06:57
Dave, I have spent hours for the last two days pouring over your galleries, seeing the routes I did not take, learning invaluable toilet paper tips, discovering the extent of your UFO knowledge, seeing more self-portraits than Van Gogh ever created, and reading your exquisite narrative and follow-up comments. This is the kind of stuff future historians will treasure when they reconstruct our civilization. Get this in a time capsule. Your anatomically correct snow woman might just be revered by future societies.

Rick Kobylinski		10-Feb-2007 23:17
Dave, The nuns did some damage but the marks don't show today. No sense in being a smart ass if you can't act like one. Thanks for the comments on my site.

Guest		22-Jan-2007 07:59
Thanks for your comments on the desert shoot. It's great to get encouraging feedback like yours. -Rob and Nicole.

Guest		12-Jan-2007 01:26
Hey Dave, I really love your galleries, you never know what you're going to see in here. great images!!

Craig Sadler		05-Jan-2007 00:49
Hi Dave Thanks for dropping by my humble galleries:-) Your love for life and love for photography puts a smile on my face!! Both creative and photojournalistic styles blend to compliment your talent. Cheers Craig

Rick Kobylinski		31-Dec-2006 03:08
Dave, your comment on Susan's sleeping squirrel on my page had me laughing out loud. Don't ever change. Your galleries make me slow down to read the captions as well as admire the photographic quality of the captures. I appreciate pbasers who put some humor in their captions and descriptions when it is appropriate. Thanks for looking around my side of the country.

Bill Chilcoat		26-Dec-2006 21:22
You would enjoy reading the book "Blue Highways" by William Trogdon. [Least Heat Moon]

Brent Andersen		25-Dec-2006 01:32
Dave, thanks for sharing your pictures and your humor. Looks like we made the "switch" at about the same time, only I went with the Canon 10D, much to the dismay of my Nikon pro friend. Thanks for visiting my galleries. Brent

artemis27		15-Dec-2006 19:04
thanks for your comments! =) love your pics as well-interesting perspective on a lot of them...

Eileen		03-Dec-2006 20:59
Wow! Incredible pics!...still ooohing and aaahing over Castle Valley! Magnificent!

Guest		26-Nov-2006 21:39
Thanks for sharing your pics David. Jeff B.

tomr-photos		23-Nov-2006 15:27
Hi Dave. Thanks for visiting. I believe we all have the right tool for the right job if used properly. The best piece of photographic equipment money CAN'T buy is our mind.

Guest		05-Oct-2006 03:02
/Thankyou Dave, for Outwit West 3 quest

Guest		21-Aug-2006 23:43
really enjoyed your 'what is it' gallery, thanks for your comment and link to Wesley's site!

Crystal & Kyle Little		15-Aug-2006 18:24
Dave, Thanks for the comments, I have been enjoying your galleries. At first I thought that you must live in Utah, because you seem to know it so well. But now I see that you enjoy roadtripping. You have an interesting style and fun way of looking at life. -Kyle

Guest		13-Aug-2006 02:35
Dave, Great galleries. It would be fun to see an account of your equipment also! Pierre.

Steve Clarke		31-Jul-2006 00:10
Lots of great Utah photos here, Dave. I look forward to browsing through them. Thanks for looking and commenting at my gallery. - Steve

Guest		23-Jul-2006 22:15
Thanks for visiting. I do like your railways themes: great capture of the west soul.http://www.pbase.com/listorama/image/52377121

Guest		19-Jul-2006 14:43
Dave, Thanks for the kind words. I love your travel gallery of Utah and have sparked plans for a possible trip in two years. Jim

Beyer		09-Jul-2006 21:05
Thanks for stopping by at my gallery and commenting Alfred E. Neuman. Actually the photograph is the girl's credit. She saw the bill, turned her head back and asked me to take a picture of her inspired by Alfred. I then rotated the picture 180¤ (ref her glasses). It's been a great pleasure to look through your gallery Dave, much humor and "different points of view". I had a good time watching your images and often "nodded recognizing". Krs Beyer

Guest		09-Jul-2006 02:35
Dave ... thanks for visiting My PaD recently (well, a couple months ago actually; I'm just getting around to responding). Your whimsical comment on my B&W [time] zones shot made me laugh out load. Also enjoyed touring your galleries while here. I particularly like your Moab and other Utah images; sure makes me miss those annual 4x4 and dirt bike trips to the slick rock area. :-/ Cheers. /robo

Guest		05-Jul-2006 12:17
Dave, I think the aliens may be breeding on earth. Check out the photo of the "truck" in my gallery on the Smithsonian Folklife Festival. I can't find any other explanation for it as the days of the psychedelic buses are long past.

Guest		04-Jul-2006 19:20
such a wonderful gallery!

Guest		04-Jul-2006 05:05
Dave, I think the your picture of the Sellars Bridge is most interesting. My bet is a leaky radiator on 115 degree Wenatchee day. Hope you'll visit my bridge gallery again. I've reframed most of it and add alot of captions from my still unpublished manuscript. Also like the picture of the old cement plant at Lime, Oregon brought back memories from 30 years ago when the place spewed out tons of dust. Rich Doody http://www.pbase.com/rpdoody/washington_state_bridges

Guest		03-Jul-2006 14:03
Dave- Thanks for the kudos. Getting around in the West, for those of us who are lucky enough to do so, can certainly inspire. Happy travels.

Guest		29-Jun-2006 06:12
Dave ... thanks for taking time to stop by My PaD recently and especially for the vote! Cheers. /robo

Guest		14-Jun-2006 19:34
I think your work is an inspiration to many of us. Do keep updating as I will always come back those updates!

Soenda		11-Jun-2006 23:16
Your assortment of photos and galleries is as rich as your wonderful imagination. I thoroughly enjoyed the time I spent here this afternoon. Plus, I garnered important information that will allow me to be more alert to any possible UFO sitings! S.

Trevor Edwards		09-Jun-2006 13:14
Mind you - they do look alien in construction!

Trevor Edwards		09-Jun-2006 13:12
Hi Dave, You asked about the purpose of the strange rooftops in my picture:http://www.pbase.com/image/3149411 Well it's an Oast House, used for drying hops made in the process of beer making. The roofs themselves drew up the hot air from the drying hops. If you look herehttp://www.digiserve.com/peter/oast.htm it will explain a bit more with a cross section of the oast house. Hope that explains it a bit. TREV.

anuschka		02-Jun-2006 14:38
Thanks Dave for your comments on my bike travel gallery. I see I can learn a lot from your galleries and look forward to coming back here. But for now I wanted to leave this message. Rerards Anuschka.

Guest		02-Jun-2006 00:11
Thank you for your comments. I think that Pbase should offer you a pixel discount for the service you provide to it's subscribers on their behalf. Keep providing those insights to the inner workings of Pbase.

Rick		30-May-2006 05:42
Wonderful sense of humor. Write a book! Your thoughts are the ones we all have, but never think of.

Guest		27-May-2006 21:34
Thanks for the comments on my photos. Looks like we both like to travel. Keep the laughs coming.

Guest		27-May-2006 15:57
Ding ding. What an eye. Landsend french blue most likely. And, how about this:http://www.pbase.com/image/57359463/large. A blue just looking for a catchy name to take over the fashion world.

Dave Beedon		23-May-2006 08:24
Note to horsegoggles: regardless of the manner in which you were pulled here, one thing should be clarified. As the result of investigations in the late 1990s, the Bermuda Triangle was renamed the Bermuda Parallelogram.

Dave Beedon		23-May-2006 08:22
purpod: the reports, as you well know, will continue, but at a rate that reflects the incident density (which I cannot predict).

Dave Beedon		23-May-2006 08:20
Martin, the latest news is that the last 23 rolls of undeveloped film have been developed. One step closer to a life without chemicals!

purpod		23-May-2006 07:55
Keep your reports coming, Agent L ~ be careful of unwanted infiltration, tho ~ even hidden communications via pbase can be intercepted by the alien invaders (Not to be confused with space invaders...) Had to putcha on my fav's!! Nice to meetcha ~

Dave Beedon		23-May-2006 01:58
Gary, thank you for offering to help in The Battle. In the interest of security, I have replied to your comment at the receiving point mentioned in your missive.

Gary Winters		23-May-2006 01:17
I want to join in the battle against extraterrestrials. What do I have to do to get started? I've already done my part to keep the FBI from stealing my thoughts: <http://www.pbase.com/digitalgee/image/58955921

Guest		23-May-2006 01:16
Dave, Thanks for visiting my galleries and leaving your kind comments. I see you have a stock of undeveloped film - me too. I am clearly only an amateur procrastinator: only 10 rolls in my drawer! Cheers, MartinM

Guest		22-May-2006 18:11
Thanks for taking a look at my galleries and for leaving a comment. I enjoyed your work as well. Kevin

Gary Coffman		21-May-2006 15:04
Dave - Your photography and narration make for some fun viewing. I'm inspired now. Thanks a lot for the kind words on my gallery. Gary (I'll be back)

Guest		19-May-2006 18:51
haha probably. thanks for the comments Dave

Guest		19-May-2006 18:34
Thanks for visiting, I was strangely, strangly, strangley, pulled to your site, and was unable to leave for several minutes. I think it must have been something like a Bermuda Triangle experience. When I finally broke free and left, only several minutes had passed.

John Glines		12-May-2006 08:37
Re meeting under the clock in Grand Central: you're right, after my correction your comment didn't make sense anymore, so I deleted it. If you find any other bloopers in my captions, please don't hesitate to holler.

John Glines		11-May-2006 06:02
Thanks for the appreciative comment on my NYC public art gallery. And OK, OK, you caught a real blooper in my caption of the main concourse of Grand Center Station. I'll change it. But the dates on my NYC pix (June—September) will have to stand as I can't date them any more specifically. Cheers. And thanks for taking the time to leave comments.

Andy Dunn		08-May-2006 14:20
Dave, You have a great collection of shots in your gallery. Keep clicking my friend. All the best, Andy Dunn

1moremile		05-Apr-2006 14:56
Thanks for looking at my photos again and leaving comments. I checked out Dan Dunn and he is ready. Just like you said. He has done his homework. His explorations are unparalleled even in parallel universes. History will record his fantastic discoveries and future classrooms will teach his legacy. I am sure of it. Larry.....

Dave Beedon		30-Mar-2006 03:33
Larry, thank you for your concern about my safety and for your compliment. You need not worry about me, as I am protected by an infinite number of levels of security at PBase. In addition, everything posted in my galleries has enough disinformation about my identity, habits, and place of residence that The Enemy will never identify me, let alone find me.

1moremile		29-Mar-2006 10:17
Thanks for viewing my galleries. Your travel photos are really great as I have never been to that side of the U.S. What really makes pbase worth the effort though is I am amazed at your proof of alien life you can actually post here. How do you remain free? Surely you know they are watching you and your days are numbered. Getting the word out is vital to our survival and I applaud your effort. Yes, pbase is good for more than just entertainment. There goes another night's sleep! Larry.....

Guest		28-Mar-2006 03:58
i enjoy the way you "take us along with you" in your pictures. your pics are full of humor and sincerity. keep up the good work!

Guest		27-Mar-2006 05:20
Acually that Tent has a full floor and zippered Bug netting. I is 1.1 oz. Silicone Nylon made by Sixm,oons in Portland and is US made in Seattle . Best light tent I ever had and great in wind with alot of head room to sit up. You need this tent!!

Selvin Chance		26-Mar-2006 21:27
This idea for humor is fantastic Aloha and thanks for sharing.

Guest		25-Mar-2006 20:54
Mel Brooks claims that laugh increases life expectancy, which is what I need. T-H-A-N-K-S !

vegasrails		25-Mar-2006 09:30
Interesting galleries

John Glines		24-Mar-2006 07:06
Thanks for leaving a comment on my photo of the martini glass & the Empire State Building. It was just one of those lucky shots.

Steve Martin		08-Mar-2006 03:52
Hello Dave... thanks for visiting and commenting on my recent travel gallery. cheers! -sm

artemis27		17-Feb-2006 20:31
hey, not exactly actually... it is a ceiling lamp...but there was no earthquake (building is still standing) its just that the bulb was so bright that it "drowned" out the rest of the celing... that's why it's black. nice pics here by the way...

Guest		12-Feb-2006 05:51
Dave, Thanks for the comments on my Eastern Washington Gallery. You're right, I love the area! I grew up in Walla Walla, and spent a large part of my life there. Almost every weekend, my Dad, Brother and I were in the desert, exploring and camping all over Eastern Wash. and many times, on and near the Columbia River. I try to get back to Walla Walla as often as I can, and the photos you mentioned were taken on several of my trips. I have plans to head that way as soon as summer arrives, and will continue take many photos of what I consider to be a beautiful part of the state...I very much enjoyed looking at your great shots of Ephrata! I've been there several times! Dale Unruh

Guest		06-Feb-2006 19:46
Dave, Thanks for stopping by my galleries and offering some commentary...very funny! BTW, the Golden Gate Bridge shot was only a terrestrial fly by and not by aircraft! Later, Jay

Long Bach Nguyen		05-Feb-2006 16:10
Dave, Thank you for your comments on the photos...If you recogize any of those peaks please feel free to add the name to the comments. We have maps while flying but not in such details for the exact name of each peaks. Thanks again for your visit...Love your travel pixs. Cheers, LOng

Peter Chou		03-Feb-2006 16:16
Hi Dave, Thanks for visiting my gallery and I like your documentations of travels and everyday lives! I have a locked gallery with a password of seance. I think you will like them! Regards, Peter

Jim Woodworth		03-Feb-2006 03:25
I enjoyed your galleries Dave. You gave me some ideas for places I need to check out. You do good work, you need to post more images. Jim

Brent E		27-Jan-2006 02:02
Great shots, Dave! Thanks for sharing. Brent

Irene Firck		23-Jan-2006 19:24
Dave, thanks for the kind comments on my "milk meets coffee" gallery. I've been having browse around your galleries. Very good indeed. Best wishes, Irene

Big Mike		23-Jan-2006 04:06
Hey Dave, thanks for commenting... Nothing is left in Frankfurt, but Wiesbaden is still around and will get a major upgrade soon with a large post exchange. You said you like railroad, well I imagine you enjoyed it while in Germany. I like your galleries and you have some great ideas. Take care and thanks again.

Guest		21-Jan-2006 00:34
Thank you for the comments on my images Erik Pronske

Guest		08-Jan-2006 23:57
Dave, Thanks for the comments Keith

Ted Levin		25-Dec-2005 07:28
David Thank you for your comments for the Nightmare is over. Remember Cheney is in Jail and hopefully it's after the 2006 elections and the Dems control the house and there are investigations http://www.pbase.com/automat42

jCross		10-Dec-2005 03:05
Dave: Thanks for all the kind comments. You asked about the clocks. The one that you mentioned might be PBase time is actually UTC, Universal Coordinated Time which is what we used to call GMT or Greenwich Mean Time. PBase uses that as its time standard, which makes a lot of sense. I have had that clock there for many years because of my Amateur Radio interests where we always use UTC. John

Guest		25-Nov-2005 00:38
Interesting photos and explanations you have here. I will come back to read more!

Guest		18-Nov-2005 13:21
I really enjoy your Utah galleries and captions. I also tend to document the world via photography.

Guest		10-Nov-2005 17:59
Hi Dave: Thanks for visiting my galleries and commenting on my work. I enjoy your photos and perspective as well.

Guest		10-Nov-2005 17:29
Hi Dave, thanks for the bunch of comments and compliments on my pictures! I need some time to discover your fine galleries in total. Regards, Guenter

Emmie Gray		31-Oct-2005 05:55
There you are! Did your gallery disappear for a bit? I'm sorry it took so long for me to comment - unavoidably detained by life, you know. These look great - I'll just browse for a while, and comment here and there. I do have one question - are the b/w markings on the walking stick 12" apart? 8-)

saintj		28-Oct-2005 14:11
Dave Beedon 28-Oct-2005 06:04 >This reminds me of light shows of the late 1960s. Show personnel used overhead projectors, plates and bowls of glass, and non-mixing liquids and food coloring. Well Dave that is exactly what I was doing during the 60ies. Thanks for the kind words :)

Guest		06-Oct-2005 08:24
Thanks for the travel chuckles. You have an interesting take on things!

Bill Taylor		22-Sep-2005 03:01
Very Nice Galleries , Dave! I like your travel gallerys , and the detail information along your route .

Guest		10-Sep-2005 04:15
Hello Dave. Looks like we started our galleries about the same time. You started on August 8th, and then I started on the 16th. Thanks for stopping by my gallery. I had only been working on the "Photo a Day" project, but tonight I opened a new "Family Faces" folder. Thanks for your comments. I enjoyed your galleries as well! Traveling is so great- I'm going to China in February. I can't wait for the photography chances over there!!

Hubert Steed		10-Sep-2005 00:49
Welcome to pBase. Thank you for your comments at my galleries. Especially enjoyed your Utah photos. Best wishes to you and your new galleries.

Dave		07-Sep-2005 05:57
Nice galleries Dave, I really enjoyed looking at all of them. Thanks for looking in my "211" gallery and leaving a comment. I've been taking pictures all my life with a few brief pauses along the way. The advent of digital got me back into it with a passion. Regards, Dave

Guest		24-Aug-2005 10:15
Hi Dave, Just got back from bei9ng on leave and saw your e-mail. Nice collection of photos you've got here. I especially like the one of the truck and the boat http://www.pbase.com/listorama/image/47901435). Thanks for thinking of me and for inviting me to check out your site. Keep up the good shots.

Greg Harp		20-Aug-2005 19:45
Dave, Thanks for your visits to my galleries. You have many fine photos yourself. I've added you to my 'favorites' list, and I look forward to more of your fine work. :)

Ian Morehouse		19-Aug-2005 11:58
Dave, thank you for the invite. You seem to have a similar philosoiphy to mine, not only take great holiday photos, but also take lots of the locals dalily life. The stuff that doesn't feature in tour guides or TV shows, but show what actually happens at sites you visit.Ian M

Kim Schmidt		16-Aug-2005 05:39
Very nice. I am circumstantially very familiar with the Tri-Cities region. Sometime take highway 240 between Vantage and Richland for some interesting river and Hanford views. Keep up the good work!

fotabug		16-Aug-2005 05:00
Hi Dave, thanks for sharing your photo collection with me. I added you to my favorites, so I can keep up with your new additions.

AviBen		16-Aug-2005 04:12
Dave, nice to see your site is up and running. A lot of nice images -- and fun to page through them!

John Cooper		13-Aug-2005 13:23
Dave, Pure white letters are good. I can read every word now. John

John Cooper		12-Aug-2005 11:29
Hello Dave, Pictures ok, nice for me to see other countries. I have never left England. Sadly I cannot read a word of your notes, the black background and grey words beats my eyes. Hope to see more photos later.