San Pedro Elks April 5th 2009
It was Sunday about 6:00 PM when the cuise ships leave San Pedro and
Long Beach
Sailing, Sailing, Over The Bounding Main
The sun setting in the sea made the windows of homes and businesses shine like
little fires in the distance
It is hard to hold the camera still when in telescopic mode
The Street Corner Symphony Get Started
The kids get started early. Al and Margie are heating up the floor
Bart trips the light fantastic and Cheryl watches
Did you know? - Bartholomew is an English given name that derives from the Aramaic name meaning "son of Tholmai". "Bar" means "son of" in Aramaic, and thus its occurrence in a personal name indicates a patronymic. "Tholmai" is commonly supposed to mean "furrows", and Bartholomew is accordingly read as "son of the furrows", meaning one who is rich in land. Alternatively, it is speculated that Tholmai is a form of the Greek name Ptolemy. Bartholomew is also an English or Scottish surname with the same onomastic meaning as the above as a given name.
Looking good!
Al and Margie keep us mving
Did you know? -- The girl's name Marie \m(a)-rie\ is of French origin. Variant of Mary (Latin) "star of the sea". Earliest English form of the name which was revived in the 19th century. Scientist Marie Curie; Queen Marie Antoinette of Scots; singer Marie Osmond.
Leon and Marcia Brander provide demonstrations o the tesy of us
Tim and Mrs Tim
Paul and Sue where really there!
This young man was celebrating his 79th birthday
Bart is doing something and we cannot figure out what? Cheryl is trying to
duck out of the picture.
Bart is enjoying himself and entertaining the table at the same time. Sue
and Cheryl
look on
It's a new dance but we decided NOT to learn it... Looks like it hurts!
Time to go but we will return!