LOL! My kinda a guy.GRANITECHIEF said:Yes, of course she plays. I wouldn't be with a women that didn't play.
I wish your wife a good honeymoon. Everyone else seems to focus solely on you. Not fair. :mrgreen:
LOL! My kinda a guy.GRANITECHIEF said:Yes, of course she plays. I wouldn't be with a women that didn't play.
mislav said:LOL! My kinda a guy.
I wish your wife a good honeymoon. Everyone else seems to focus solely on you. Not fair. :mrgreen:
MegacedU said:I disagree, it's about ME and then it's about the court. We have to prioritize here diegaa, you know that.
I was just trying to show everyone the surroundings, I mean that's really what makes it exotic, we all know what hardcourt and white lines look like, I hope.
Lol, gee thanks. There's a grass hut in there too, how many courts are surrounded by grass huts? I'm willing to bed not many. I feel like you want me to go back and take it off and apologize for participating in this thread when the picture is totally relevant. But tonight, it's not happening. Have a good one.diegaa said:dont get me wrong here, but all i saw was a couple of plants and you. and i didnt find that exotic nor amazing.
You're not exactly compaining though, are you?Head_Rocketman said:haha i think meg just wanted to take post a pic of herself
Holy spit! Great pix!mislav said:^^^ Only fixing Andre's link:
Painter to use tennis court as canvas
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, Sunday, May 8, 2005
Acclaimed Taiwanese artist Michael Ming Hong Lin is transforming a tennis court into an art experience and is offering tennis players the chance to become a moving part of his latest installation.
Lin, with help from local artists, is painting over the former tennis court of the Contemporary Museum's Spalding House. "Tennis Dessus" ("Tennis from Above"), which opens today, incorporates a floral motif designed especially for Hawaii.
Lin will use the work as the setting for a film he is producing locally, the first time that the artist has incorporated film into his installations.
Museum visitors will be able to play one-hour games on the court for the duration of the exhibition, beginning May 17. They will become part of the work, bringing action to Lin's design.
The tennis court installation is part of the museum's "02 Art" project that brings internationally acclaimed artists together with local artists to create installations, performances and other presentations. Their work is not confined to the museum's galleries, however, and has been grounded in such "unconventional spaces" as the tennis court.
Lin, born in Taiwan but raised in Japan and the United States, has earned an international reputation as one of the leading practitioners of large-scale, site-specific installation art. His designs are typically inspired by traditional Chinese and Japanese textile patterns commonly found in the Taiwanese home.
The Contemporary Museum - Honolulu
www.tcmhi.org
GRANITECHIEF said:Another image of Namale, Fiji court.
http://www.johnnyjet.com/images/PicForNewsletterFijiNov2005NamaleTennisCourt.JPG
I think you can see me in there...the tiny red guy on the opposite side... lol just kidding, but that is a very nice courtnaturalgut said:
This has to be the most amazing court
I am posting some amazing court pictures within this short recap of my trip to Kauai.
The weather was great on arrival:
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We checked into our vacation house, which you may recognize from "Honeymoon in Vegas":
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The house had a really cool original whale painting:
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Then we went to the best breakfast in the world at the Princeville Hotel:
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While you are eating you are surrounded by infinity pools, sculptures and can watch amazing surf:
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Then we went surfing:
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Finally it was time for tennis on these amazing courts:
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Time for the wedding, which was magical:
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I wish i had an underwater camera for the moment when i was being dragged underwater by a 4' diameter sea turtle while snorkeling, which produced an undescribably serene feeling.
And the sun set on my vacation:
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i went last night to the royal albert hall blackrock masters, one word brilliant!
well done tim, he won 7-6, 6-4 and played brilliant, i predict a good year for tim after seeing him today, served and vollied pretty much everyserve and did it well, mark philippoussis played very well too!
it wasnt what i thought it was going to be 1 set each and loads of exhibition stuff, it was just a really tough work out for both of them!
the royal albert hall was amazing, the perfect indoor court!
definently going next year!
the only downer, the people there (What a load of snobs)
here are some photos
That is an awesome court. That would be cool as hell to play there.i afford to quote luke_1983 from another thread...
another one to the collection.tower bridge tennis:
its not about you. its about the court.
a personnal one, from brittany.
(sorry for the wimbledonesque weather that day)
i'd be pleased to play... but when i said "personnal", i (unfortunately) didn't mean the court was mine !Makes me want to come over and give you a game.
cc
i'd be pleased to play... but when i said "personnal", i (unfortunately) didn't mean the court was mine !
i just took the picture from the home of my parents.
it is definitely a good place for that !I haven't been to Brittany for years. When we were children my parents used to take us. Some of my earliest memories are of visiting odd rock formations and dodging the rain in Port Blanc, Morgat and other places. Your photograph has made me think that Brittany would be a good place to take my children for a summer holiday.
The most picturesque courts I've played on:
Stanglwirt, Austria
Love picture, and the ball dog. Did you play a let?
i afford to quote luke_1983 from another thread...
a personnal one, from brittany.
(sorry for the wimbledonesque weather that day)
a sunny weather version of the previous picture...Makes me want to come over and give you a game.
cc
Net needs a little work...