Comments for Dave McCoy Photography http://www.davemccoyphoto.com Dave McCoy Photography Mammoth Lakes California Fri, 18 May 2012 02:58:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on #266: Mother’s Day with the Family at Cardinal Village and the Buttermilk Area by Phil Browne http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/266-mothers-day-with-the-family-at-cardinal-village-and-the-buttermilk-area/comment-page-1/#comment-1845 Phil Browne Fri, 18 May 2012 02:58:05 +0000 http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/?p=8362#comment-1845 These are fun pictures. We always enjoy the ‘family and friend’ ones as well as the artistic ones. I haven’t had the opportunity to visit Cardinal Village but your pictures sure make it look very inviting. I’ll have to stop by check it out on my next trip to Bishop. I usually head up to the North Lake area. My facebook picture is of me on the bridge of the road that leads up to N. Lake (with my motorcycle just behind me). The whole area is beautiful – my favorite place! These are fun pictures. We always enjoy the ‘family and friend’ ones as well as the artistic ones. I haven’t had the opportunity to visit Cardinal Village but your pictures sure make it look very inviting. I’ll have to stop by check it out on my next trip to Bishop. I usually head up to the North Lake area. My facebook picture is of me on the bridge of the road that leads up to N. Lake (with my motorcycle just behind me). The whole area is beautiful – my favorite place!

]]> Comment on #264: More from Last Week’s Rhino Adventures Near Bishop: Silver Canyon and the Bristlecone Pine Forest by Patricia Blicharz http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/264-more-from-last-weeks-rhino-adventures-near-bishop-silver-canyon-and-the-bristlecone-pine-forest/comment-page-1/#comment-1844 Patricia Blicharz Sun, 13 May 2012 21:27:27 +0000 http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/?p=8282#comment-1844 A Small Hello from France The Lizards that live in the Silver Canyon are chubby. - The Cactus and the bright colors of their flowers, are superb. But beware because they sting. - Some Bristlecone pines make me think about strange creatures emerging from the ground. Your work makes me discover places far away from France, that you explore aboard of your Rhino. Thank you. I note that the number 7 is engraved on the hood of your Rhino. Can it be said that you are the” James Bond” of the discovery of large spaces of the Eastern Sierra ? In relation to his regimental 007. Bye. A Small Hello from France
The Lizards that live in the Silver Canyon are chubby. – The Cactus and the bright colors of their flowers, are superb. But beware because they sting. – Some Bristlecone pines make me think about strange creatures emerging from the ground.
Your work makes me discover places far away from France, that you explore aboard of your Rhino. Thank you.
I note that the number 7 is engraved on the hood of your Rhino.
Can it be said that you are the” James Bond” of the discovery of large spaces of the Eastern Sierra ? In relation to his regimental 007.
Bye.

]]> Comment on #265: Video from Last Week’s Trip to Silver Canyon and the Bristlecone Pine Forest by Phil Browne http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/265-video-from-last-weeks-trip-to-silver-canyon-and-the-birstlecone-pine-forest/comment-page-1/#comment-1842 Phil Browne Thu, 10 May 2012 13:20:20 +0000 http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/?p=8344#comment-1842 This is an absolutely great video of your adventure in Silver Canyon and the Bristlecone Pine Forest. I had a lot of fun watching it. You’re doing a terrific job on setting up the scenes and blending them into the “story” of your trip. The inclusion of pictures/video/time lapse etc. keeps the experience interesting. It all takes a lot of creativity, planning and time but its well worth it. You can be sure that we’re all having a great time enjoying and appreciating your work. This is an absolutely great video of your adventure in Silver Canyon and the Bristlecone Pine Forest. I had a lot of fun watching it. You’re doing a terrific job on setting up the scenes and blending them into the “story” of your trip. The inclusion of pictures/video/time lapse etc. keeps the experience interesting. It all takes a lot of creativity, planning and time but its well worth it. You can be sure that we’re all having a great time enjoying and appreciating your work.

]]> Comment on #254: Mammoth Mountain Racers at the 1960 Olympics at Squaw Valley from the Milici Family Collection by Dick Dahlgren http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/254-mammoth-mountain-racers-at-the-1960-olympics-at-squaw-valley-from-the-milici-family-collection/comment-page-1/#comment-1840 Dick Dahlgren Wed, 09 May 2012 03:32:36 +0000 http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/?p=7755#comment-1840 Three of us, John Harmening, Bob Kesselring, all MMt Ski Patrolmen in 1959-60 worked the Squaw Olys as course policemen. We bunked in the hutt at the base of the ski jumps. Fed our selves at the hospitality houses. Coors Beer dropped off 50 cases of beer at our hut. That took care of the booze needs. We were fully credentialed so we got in all the events including the USA hockey victories. Saddest moment was Linda cutting one of the new solid metal course poles and breaking her collar bone. Three of us, John Harmening, Bob Kesselring, all MMt Ski Patrolmen in 1959-60 worked the Squaw Olys as course policemen. We bunked in the hutt at the base of the ski jumps. Fed our selves at the hospitality houses. Coors Beer dropped off 50 cases of beer at our hut. That took care of the booze needs.

We were fully credentialed so we got in all the events including the USA hockey victories.

Saddest moment was Linda cutting one of the new solid metal course poles and breaking her collar bone.

]]> Comment on #264: More from Last Week’s Rhino Adventures Near Bishop: Silver Canyon and the Bristlecone Pine Forest by Phil Browne http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/264-more-from-last-weeks-rhino-adventures-near-bishop-silver-canyon-and-the-bristlecone-pine-forest/comment-page-1/#comment-1837 Phil Browne Tue, 08 May 2012 11:50:49 +0000 http://www.davemccoyphoto.com/?p=8282#comment-1837 Keep these great photos coming. They are a real joy for those of us who can't get to the areas that you can visit with the Rhinos. Looking forward to the next posting! Keep these great photos coming. They are a real joy for those of us who can’t get to the areas that you can visit with the Rhinos. Looking forward to the next posting!

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