That's it. This is day 365, and it's all over. I thought I'd post a shot of Rash and I
on the final day. This project has been a lot of fun. I learnt a lot of things about
the US, and LA in particular while going about it. It's also taught me a trick or
two on the camera and in Photoshop.

While I am glad there won't be the pressure to post a picture everyday, I think
I am going to miss doing it.

This is Rash and me, signing off...

H.

We started this project with a portrait theme. I thought I'd end the
theme with a self portrait, but I didn't want a shot of me early on,
so I waited for a year to finish up the theme.

Tomorrow will be the last day for project 365.

H.

I took this shot while I was walking across the Royal Gorge Bridge. It's 1053 Ft high,
and it's the Arkansas River below. I want to see someone fish from there... :)

And by the way, the winds there are so strong that as you walk across, you can see the
bridge sway.

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This is apparently the world's highest suspension bridge. It's rather impressive, and
takes on vehicular traffic, though you can go only at 10 miles an hour.

I took this photo while I was on the world's highest cable car.

H.

You do not mess with these guys, coz if you do, you become the next meal...

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Here you go. Denver's very own ball park. Actually, this is one of the two they
have. The Denver Broncos play here. They are a decent enough team, and won the
super bowl a few years ago.

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Near Denver, there's a cave called the cave of the winds. It's an interesting
cave where the guides take us through the different paths inside and show
us the different stalacites and stalagmites and cave popcorn. Apparently,
it's also a nuclear shelter, coz this sign is right outside the cave.

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I remember reading Stephen King's The Shining in 1993. I didn't think too much of the
book, but the movie was rather good. This hotel, on the edge of the Rocky Mountain
National Park was the hotel in the movie.

It's an impressive building, but once you get in, it's a dump.

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The Rockies. And no illusions. What you see here is exactly the way we saw it.
It's unbelievable beautiful.

In front is a frozen lake fed by a glacier system. It's frozen solid, but you never know.

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The nearest airport to our house, the Santa Monica airport is about a mile and a
half away. It's like a backyard airport to us, and is probably where most of the
hollywood stars land before taking the short limo ride to their home in
Beverly Hills.

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The Denver Airport. While the airport is quite impressive, I found this shot
irresistable and decided to post this instead.

Rash took the shot.

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We were driving towards the Royal Gorge, when we saw this signboard pointing
to this airport. There were also some decent size planes above us, which
leads me to believe that this airport is fairly big.

H.

I know this is not the traditional shot of LAX that people expect. However,
I couldn't resist a shot from one of the book stores in LAX.

Harry Potter is not really fiction. What is it then though? Current affairs? Biography??

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I've posted shots before on the Fairbanks airport, but here's one last one for this
theme.

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I had a brief stop pver at Anchorage, where the only two things I did was
buy lunch and take this picture...

It seems like a really big airport from the little I saw.

H.