ummmm what was the point of this ?
the current Tag is Canada's Wonderland.
the current Tag is Canada's Wonderland.
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Ontario Tag-o-rama
- Thread starter stevie t
- Start date
You posted while I was headed home after getting your other one!
I might just have to come back to get this one... got the coordinates locked in... ready, aim...
Ready... Aim... Tagged...
Plaque Location
The Region of Durham
The Municipality of Clarington
Just west of Tyrone, in a glass display case on the north side of Concession Road 7 just east of Middle Road
Plaque Text
Robert McLaughlin, a pioneer of the Canadian vehicle industry, was born in the family homestead on this property. In 1867, despite lack of technical training, he built two cutters in his driving-shed which stood near this site. His business prospered and in 1869 he established the McLaughlin Carriage Works at Enniskillen. This enterprise, which expanded rapidly, was moved in 1877 to Oshawa where it became the largest carriage-works in the British Empire. In 1907 the McLaughlin Motor Car Company was formed and the following year began to assemble some of the earliest automobiles produced in Canada. The combined companies became General Motors of Canada in 1918.
Plaque Location
The Region of Durham
The Municipality of Clarington
Just west of Tyrone, in a glass display case on the north side of Concession Road 7 just east of Middle Road
Plaque Text
Robert McLaughlin, a pioneer of the Canadian vehicle industry, was born in the family homestead on this property. In 1867, despite lack of technical training, he built two cutters in his driving-shed which stood near this site. His business prospered and in 1869 he established the McLaughlin Carriage Works at Enniskillen. This enterprise, which expanded rapidly, was moved in 1877 to Oshawa where it became the largest carriage-works in the British Empire. In 1907 the McLaughlin Motor Car Company was formed and the following year began to assemble some of the earliest automobiles produced in Canada. The combined companies became General Motors of Canada in 1918.
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That could be anywhere around the Canadian Shield.
Kinda looks like Bluffers park in Scarb!!!
New location...
From the other side of the bike...
Yetti thinks that sometimes people have to make it easier with the pics that people put up.
It shouyld be simple. you shouldnt have to dig through files, and try and find exif files ( or whatever they are ) there should be enough clues inside the picture, like an addy, or a park name, or a business name.
Personally, Yetti is not Tech savvy enough to figure out all that crap. taking a picture in all that weird colour crap is just a mess.
same with the people that take nighttime shots with cell phone cameras , its just a mess.
its about going to a new place to ride, not sitting at your frigging computer for 3hrs trying to decipher almost impossible pictures and clues.
It shouyld be simple. you shouldnt have to dig through files, and try and find exif files ( or whatever they are ) there should be enough clues inside the picture, like an addy, or a park name, or a business name.
Personally, Yetti is not Tech savvy enough to figure out all that crap. taking a picture in all that weird colour crap is just a mess.
same with the people that take nighttime shots with cell phone cameras , its just a mess.
its about going to a new place to ride, not sitting at your frigging computer for 3hrs trying to decipher almost impossible pictures and clues.
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