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Recently our 13-year old Siberian Husky passed away. He was a great dog and lived a long good doggie life. Pets are a special gift that God gives us to play with our kids, make us smile, love us and never complain. Miss you Kemo . Woof.
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Title: The Discovery of the Missing Benedictine Monk outside Paisley Museum by P.McC. on a Winter's Night in 1957.
Signed: signed and inscribed 'Lost & Hungry'.
Medium: oil on board.
Size: 30 1/2 x 25 inches.
Stock: In Stock.
Exhibition: JOHN BYRNE: Dead End
cracked mirror, scraped sofa, missinf foot of sofa, no crate for mirror, chipped dinning table missing items: projector x2, cables, tripod, speakers, cuttlery.
The Illinois Central lowered its tracks through Mattoon, Ill., in the early 20th century. The city thus has a lot of bridges over the former IC Chicago-New Orleans mainline, which bisects the town. There are three fewer bridges than there used to be when I was growing up in Mattoon. One of the "missing" bridges carried the New York Central over the IC immediately north of the IC passenger station. The NYC bridge was located about where the nose of IC No. 1027 is. The bridge in the background carries Champaign Avenue over the tracks.
On 12 May 2010, at the southern end of Chesnut Grove there were two missing bollards
► Update 12 June 2010 below.
----- Original Message -----
From : Alan Stanton, Tottenham Hale ward councillor
To : Urban Environment Department
cc : Cllrs Lorna Reith, Reg Rice
Sent : Monday, May 17, 2010 3:39 PM
Subject : Missing Bollards Chesnut Grove, Tottenham N17
Please see the photo I've posted on Flickr. It shows the end of Chesnut Grove where a row of bollards normally prevents vehicles from accessing the pedestrian-and-bicycle middle section of Chesnut Road. As you can see, two bollards are missing. So an irresponsible driver could gain access to the pedestrian section.
Could you please arrange for replacement of the bollards as soon as possible.
Thanks.
she is missing a shoe. and she doesn't fit normal barbie shoes. so if anyone has one just lying around let me know!
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Members of the community speak with local first responders and check out rescue helicopters during the 10th annual Texas Military Department's Open House featuring the American Heroe’s Air Show, April 16, 2016 at Camp Mabry in Austin, Texas. The event showcases the Texas Military Department and various state and local law enforcement agencies, first responders, volunteer services and veteran support organizations. The free two day event featured the Traveling Vietnam Wall, a naturalization ceremony for members of all military branches, World War II and Vietnam reenactments, the Missing in America Project, local first responder demonstrations, a JROTC Drill competition and numerous vendors.(U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Christina Clardy/Released)
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Poor Alice has been missing her sister like crazy. She just doesnt know what to do with herwself, without Jane.
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Recently, a woman rang my door and asked whether I could let her into the backyard so she could search for her missing white cat, Gilbert. I hope she found him by now.
Right across the street from my living room, she stuck a piece of paper with his description and her telephone number.
Gordon and Sarah Brown with members of a new taskforce which will examine how agencies can improve their response when people are reported missing; Crown copyright
...and it seems to have been missing for some time now. I appear to have "run out of photos".
Perhaps if I just pack the camera away altogether and wait for creativity to gather, like moss, on the worn out brain area? Would that work?
A friend of mine's cousin has been missing since last Tuesday. It is most out of character for her to go missing, no history of depression etc. She was last seen on Sir John Rogerson Quay being picked up by a dark coloured car, which Gardai believe may have been a Mercedes Taxi. Spread the word, it might help jog someone's memory.
Another eight images posted this morning, from a day out in Kananaskis with friend, Pam, on 5 September 2019.
Not all mushrooms have gills. Some have teeth, and others have pores like this one.
On 5 September 2019, friend Pam and I had a great day out in Kananaskis. It had been just over two months since I drove myself out there, but Pam had been only two days before. There were a few different places that she wanted to stop, and she was hoping to see a bear - preferably a Grizzly, but we were out of luck for that. However, we were lucky enough to see two Black Bears, which was such a treat.
Our day started off really well, leaving the city at 7:00 am. Driving along a backroad SW of the city, a small, rather cute, old barn was our first find. It was set back from the road a little and easily missed, so I'm glad I spotted it.
Further on, we came across a White-tailed Deer feeding in a field, and it looked so beautiful in the early morning sun. Normally, I don't get out this early and I know I miss that special light.
After quite a bit of driving, we were taken by surprise by our first Black Bear sighting of the day. Definitely not in a place that we would have expected. The animal was a long way off, part way up a big hill, and would have been very easy to miss. Luckily, a vehicle had stopped at the side of the road and we saw someone with a tripod - always a hopeful sign. Scouring the hillside, I spotted a black shape amongst the grass and small bushes. Bear! After taking our photos, I made sure I walked over to the other people and thanked them for spotting and stopping.
Once we got into the mountains, we found ourselves facing dense fog, which seemed to go on forever. It felt like our outing might just have to end soon after it had begun. Fortunately, though, it did eventually clear when we reached the Ptarmigan Cirque area, and we found ourselves in sunshine. Looking back in the direction from which we had just come, the low cloud made for a beautiful scene. One little White-crowned Sparrow sat in a tree at the edge of the parking lot and gave us a chance to take photos. It seemed unusually tolerant of us.
Further north, we stopped at the Pika location and were able to get a few somewhat distant shots. We didn't stay here for very long, as we had other places to visit. A further half-hour drive brought us to a beautiful lake with an incredibly beautiful setting - Wedge Pond. For quite a few years, I have never been sure where this pond was and whether I had ever been there before. It certainly didn't feel familiar. As well as the spectacular scenery, I also photographed a rather beautiful Moth that had landed on a thistle. The bright yellow splash of colour from three or four Goat's-beard wildflowers gave another photo opportunity - they are attractive flowers, but it's too bad they are a highly invasive weed.
Leaving Wedge Pond, we continued northwards and were so delighted to see our second Black Bear of the day. This was a very challenging bear to photograph, as it walked off into the trees and soon disappeared completely. Photos tended to be missing either a head, or a rear end, or capturing barely anything at all.
Coming back south, about an hour later, we stopped at Buller Pond, where we saw a few mushrooms, including a small scattering of beautiful Shaggy Mane/Inky Cap mushrooms. I love the scenery at Buller Pond and at Peninsular, giving a fine view of the Opal Range with its incredible erosion patterns.
A small group of Bighorn Sheep made a nice ending to our day in Kananaskis. No matter how many I see, they are always welcome. Very recently, I seem to have seen them almost everywhere I have been.
A most enjoyable day - thanks so much, Pam, for the invite and exciting day. Sorry we didn't manage to find a Grizzly Bear for you, but two Black Bears were still a real treat..