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    Ken, how the heck do you stitch photos together? I've tried many times. Maybe I just don't have the right program to do it? Usually I use Gimp.

    Great pics, especially the panorama.

    Cheers!

    Frank
    Ne Obliviscaris

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    Quote Originally Posted by frank_a View Post
    Ken, how the heck do you stitch photos together?
    Frank, I used a program called "AutoStitch". Very easy. Tell it which photos to stitch together, and it does all the work.
    KEN CORMACK
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    Thanks Ken, very helpful. I downloaded it and will play with it later. Enjoy your evening!

    Frank
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    Since this year's weather has been a bit uncooperative for photos, here are a few shots and clips from past years, just to show off the area.

    First, some color...



    Next, a little majesty (the Presidential Range, viewed from the Mt. Washington Auto Road)...



    My sister Bonnie, posed with one of 2010's pumpkin displays in Jackson...



    One of the many covered bridges in the area... this one, in Jackson...



    The train depot at North Conway...



    One of the old coal-fired steam locomotives of the Cog Railway, at the summit of Mt. Washington
    (These things are being retired... replaced with "Green" Bio-Diesel locomotives)...



    And "Horizontal Icicles", common at the summit of Mt. Washington!



    Here's a link to a video clip I took last year, from the same place the opening panorama was shot...

    http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/2...rqucnypmwg.mp4

    A link to a Moose, seen along Rt 302, near the Silver Cascade Falls...

    http://img441.imageshack.us/img441/7...wjbzxpoadl.mp4

    And one last link - another moose - so relaxed she just laid there, while I was no more than 15 feet from her...

    http://img585.imageshack.us/img585/7...rqfykyiouc.mp4
    Last edited by unixken; 10th October 12 at 02:00 PM.
    KEN CORMACK
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    U.S. Coast Guard, Retired
    Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, USA

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    The trees may have been subdued but nothing says Autumn color more than that great Buchanan tartan! Thanks for sharing.
    President, Clan Buchanan Society International

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    You noticed that too, eh? LOL

    Earlier today...
    Tourist: "Did you fly all the way from Scotland?"
    Me: "No. I drove all the way from Ohio."
    KEN CORMACK
    Clan Buchanan
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    Finally had a break in the weather today, with no rain, and the sun able to come out from the clouds several times throughout the day. Temps remained in the high 40's all day. Beautifully cool and crisp!

    Mt. Washington, though visible off and on today, was not drivable due to all the recent snow and ice. There's always next year.



    So I spent some time along the Kancamagus Highway today, enjoying the cool air. At the Lower Falls of the Swift River, I asked someone to take this photo...



    Checkout from the hotel is 11AM tomorrow, and although I'll be spending most of the day here while waiting out the Boston rush-hour traffic, I'll be headed back to my brother's for Friday evening and Saturday, to drive home to Ohio, on Sunday.
    KEN CORMACK
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    From the looks of your pic at the Lower Falls on the Swift it appears that leaf peeking season was early this year. A lot of the trees are bare. Also your photo of Mt Washington from Intervale shows very little color for this time of year. Not the best year for leaf peeking that is for sure. What a shame as nothing is more beautiful than this area in the fall.
    proud U.S. Navy vet

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    Agreed. The drought this year really took its toll on the colors. But I still love this area.
    KEN CORMACK
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    More great pics, superb, happy memories.
    Regional Director for Scotland for Clan Cunningham International, and a Scottish Armiger.

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