| الأعلى مشاهدة - Walsh Family Album |
The Comfort Station5539 زيارةThe location and date of this photograph are unknown, but I'm guessing it's not Hawaii. My grandfather, Baba, with my aunt Birdie outside the "comfort station."
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Did I bring any other clothes?!5432 زيارة
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Underwater Seafood Restaurant -- Burj al Arab Hotel5398 زيارةThe view from our table at the underwater seafood restaurant. I don't think we were really underwater, but there was a large tank of salt water fish to keep us entertained as we ate their cousins.
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The red door5235 زيارةI read somewhere that a red door brings good luck. In our case, the red door attracted red ink.
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Marjorie and night vision goggles5164 زيارةWe purchased these Russian-made night vision goggles at a Photokina show in 1996 or so. They were impossible to wear and to use. With all the publicity surrounding night vision during Gulf War II, we decided it was time to eBay them. Poor Marjorie got to be the night vision goggle model.
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Empty Stand at the Wake Island Airport - Circa 19535151 زيارةWith, I suspect, the "skyline" of PAAVille in the background.
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Cao Dai Temple Eye - Tay Ninh, Viet Nam5116 زيارة"There are eyes throughout the massive temple that stare down, unblinkingly. The eye symbolizes God as He appeared in the first vision establishing the Cao Dai faith in 1926."
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Breakfast at the Burj al Arab Hotel5047 زيارةMarjorie having breakfast. We were surrounded by plants from Hawaii (or from tropical islands) like the naupaka. The poor things were struggling: I suspect the humidity is too low in Dubai, or it's too hot -- or both.
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Atrium of Burj al Arab Hotel5045 زيارةPhotographed from the lower lobby, looking up through the fountains and the large gold columns. They love gold in the Burj al Arab!
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Mark V Mod-1 DESCO Antique Diving Helmet5025 زيارة
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Queen's Surf Gardens - 19585003 زيارةCraig standing in the old Queen's Surf gardens, Waikiki Beach, 1958. Complete with the tiki in the background.
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Burj al Arab Cocktail Lounge4916 زيارةThis colourful cocktail lounge actually sticks out from near the top of the Burj al Arab hotel. So we were actually hundreds of feet above the Arabian Sea.
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