Name that Chef!!

Many might know these two but which one of these was the Overseer of this meal and why is that Food for thought??



Submitted by Tom (CC)

I've got boring!

CC thinks my vineyard and farmstand pictures are boring.  I'll pass that on to the big guy up above!  Any way, you want boring, I've got boring...........

Milk



Submitted by Sparrow.

A Plethora of Pretty, Plump Pumpkins!

Submitted by Ironman.

The Vineyard

Mouthwatering!

Submitted by Sparrow.

The Farmstand

Eastern Long Island is abundant with produce this time of year.

Living on an island, we also can find treats such as the ones below.

Submitted by Sparrow.

Seaweed Salad?

Nooo!  Cameron Salad. 

Submitted by Kryptonite.

Post Irene Old House!

Perhaps it wasn't old before, but it definately is after the hurricane!

Perhaps, slightly altered!

Submitted by Sparrow.

September Theme - Food!

O.k. all you foodies, this is your month.  I know that there will be no shortage of subjects to photograph.  Don't forget -- think creatively!  I am sure it will be a mouth-watering month!

There are still 2 1/2 days left in August for any "Old House" photos.

It was bound to happen. A tie!

Looks like were are tied with respect to our theme for September.  "Changing Seasons" and "Food" each received a big three votes.  Looks like we will need a tie breaker.  I will do it the old fashioned way.  I will flip a coin.  You will have to trust me on this one.

Heads - "Changing Seasons", Tails - "Food".  Here goes.....Flipping now.......TAILS!  Looks like "Food" wins.  More later........

Old Houses in Southampton

Two of the older homes in Southampton.  Taken as we were driving on Main Street just outside of the town.  Please note that they were not taken in August of '81!  They were taken with the Hipsamatic App on my iPhone.  It replicates old black & white film.

Submitted by Sparrow.

Our Father's House

This is old in two ways.  The true God has been worshiped throughout history, so God's house of worship can be considered "old".  Also, any who know this particular building, know that it is housed in an "old" theater.

Submitted by Mike.

The Old Mill House

This "Old House" is just that.  It was built in 1865 right after the Civil War.  It was named the "Old Mill House."  Oddly enough, today it is a MYOPC house.  I'm sure this will trigger a word or two of questioning.  The answer (and there is one) will surprise all who are curious.  By the way, the house is located in De Leon Springs State Park on Ponce De Leon Blvd., FL!

Submitted by Tom, aka CC.

Old House of Gas

I put this one and the previous post next to each other for the benefit of my good friend (whom I will affectionately call "CC").  He returns home from Florida today, and I am sure the "word wars" will begin.  I know this will supply fuel to the fire.  I admit, this photo was taken several years ago in North Dakota.  This gas station was old then and it is even older today!

Submitted by Sparrow.

Old House of Drugs

Submitted by Mike.

Old and Really Old!

Two photos, same country store.  The first taken in 1896.  (It is safe to say Mike didn't take that one!)  The second a recent photo.

Submitted by Mike.

Definately Old!

Old building that housed something many moons ago on the old Central Islip Hospital grounds.

Submitted by Mike.

Another Little Red House!





This little old house caught my eye sitting quietly between two bigger old houses.

Submitted by Kryptonite.

This Old Townhouse!

This brownstone in the Meatpacking District of Manhattan dates back to the 1800's.  It now houses a restaurant.

Submitted by Sparrow.

The Old "House"stead!

Sparrow will now try to interpolate, for Kryptonite, how this picture fits into our theme for the month.  It may be a stretch longer than the length of this rainbow, but here goes:

Dorothy said it best, "There's no place like home."  Or perhaps, the old homestead.  Or, home is where the heart is.  After being away from home for any length of time, who doesn't enjoy returning home.  There is a sense of security and comfort in being in familiar surroundings.  So when Kryptonite returned from his trip, he was greeted by this beautiful rainbow across his home town.  Welcoming him back, in a way.  And when Krypto got to his doorstep I am sure he uttered these words:  "Ah, it's good to be back in "this old house.""  O.k. maybe not those exact words, but you get the idea.

Photo submitted by Kryptonite.  Commentary by Sparrow!

Little Red House

This house has been on 111 for as long as I can remember.  It may not be the oldest around here, but it looks it!  I always wanted to see the inside of this house because it looked like a house of character.  Now they put up a high fence around it and I fear they may be tearing it down.  They will probably put up some "whatever" that will be totally devoid of any interest or character at all!

Submitted by Sparrow.