Spring Tank Tour 2005 - details and photos
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nunofs
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The caravan drove the 26 miles (longest section of the tour) to Cindy's (~Flighty~) house in Windham NH, and we were greeted by a waving Cindy on the driveway -- which had to mean she was fortunately feeling better from her illness the day before.
The highlight of Cindy's tank is a magnificent Magnifica (aka Ritteri) anemone, which the pair of clownfish have obviously picked as their host. The anemone seems pretty happy dancing back and forth in the chaotic flow provided by the Tunze powerheads.
The highlight of Cindy's tank is a magnificent Magnifica (aka Ritteri) anemone, which the pair of clownfish have obviously picked as their host. The anemone seems pretty happy dancing back and forth in the chaotic flow provided by the Tunze powerheads.
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nunofs
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Kevin's (Keving McG) place in Nashua, NH was the last stop on this tour...
By now, although we had been eating some delicious snacks that people along the way had graciously provided (in addition to an unhealthy amount of munchkins
), we were exhausted and famished... so nothing like seating down in Kevin's room and admiring his in-wall setup while eating pizza and sipping some wine!
By now, although we had been eating some delicious snacks that people along the way had graciously provided (in addition to an unhealthy amount of munchkins
), we were exhausted and famished... so nothing like seating down in Kevin's room and admiring his in-wall setup while eating pizza and sipping some wine!Attachments
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nunofs
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We left Kevin's at around 9pm... it was a very long but awesome day: lots of really nice tanks to see, great people to meet, and a lot to learn at every single stop.
Many thanks to Jackie for making this happen (and all without a glitch!) and to everyone who opened up their houses and showed their tanks.
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Many thanks to Jackie for making this happen (and all without a glitch!) and to everyone who opened up their houses and showed their tanks.
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NateHanson
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Great pics Nuno. Thanks for recording the tour for us!
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The pics had to be compressed a lot to stay under the 96KB limit that the forum imposes on uploaded attachments, but I tried to keep a large enough size (800 on the largest dimension) that people can use as wallpapers, etc.
I know someone will ask what camera I used, so here goes: it was a 2-year old compact digital camera, a Canon Powershot S50. I decided I should travel light this time
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I know someone will ask what camera I used
, so here goes: it was a 2-year old compact digital camera, a Canon Powershot S50. I decided I should travel light this time Nuno
