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Regalando estrellas!!!!!!!!!!
Mi idea era otra para este tema, pero cuando vi la explicación de
ana pardos corrales no fui capaz de resistirme para probar. Las estrellas son pequeñas, pero muy grandes no me gustaban mucho... Es mi primera aportación para este mundo "mágico"....
... 52 weeks for dogs ... back from living with a pack (not her preference) to being an only child ... it was an exhausting holiday apparently, she slept most of the day ...
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Stati uniti, Boston
Grazie a Stefano Sivieri: www.flickr.com/photos/9535017@N06/ per la reinterpretazione
Week 37 in 52 Weeks for Dogs. Tasku had her investigation under anaesthetic this week and a sample taken by needle aspiration has gone for testing. It will be 7 to 10 days before we know the results.
week 37
Dogwood 52 week photography challenge
dogwood.photography/52weekchallenge.html
despite wearing no clothes, the great blue heron always manages to look very fashionable =)
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highly inspired by a photoshoot done in the newest season of ANTM
I thought I'd better check the garden after last night's heavy rain and storm force winds . My feet sank into the lawn at my first attempt to get this - one of many that we'd planted a year last November. Undeterred by the wind I went back indoors to get a longer lens so this was taken from safer ground of my patio.
ترى حلاة العمر عاشق ومعشوق
واليــا دعاك البعد ياصاح هبة
عمر الفراق اليوم ماسر مخلوق
i've been so busy these days
see you later my dear's =)
Random shot
Model: Bo.jassem
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20-1-10
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52 weeks in 2015 ... fairytale ...
... ofcourse fairytales aren't real ... but witches on the contrary ar véry real ... seeing this photo that's obvious ! ... this is a colleague of mine (Witch Elly) and she's all dressed up for the job ;) ...
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A beautiful 1937 Cadillac LaSalle Series 50 convertible coupe with rumble seat! Only 995 were made in this configuration!
“Here is a car that offers the prestige of Cadillac at a moderate price.” The 1937 LaSalle Series 50 Convertible Coupe was a striking example of General Motors’ ambition to offer a stylish, mid-priced luxury car under the Cadillac umbrella. Designed under Harley Earl’s leadership, the 1937 model featured a dramatic restyling with a narrower, deeper vertical grille, streamlined headlamp pods, and a raked windshield at 24 degrees, enhancing its Art Deco elegance.
Built on a 124-inch wheelbase, the Series 50 shared its body shell and engineering with Cadillac, including a 322-cubic-inch monoblock V8 engine that delivered 125 horsepower. This engine, derived from Cadillac’s Series 60, marked a significant upgrade from the previous year’s inline-eight. The car also featured a three-speed synchromesh transmission, hydraulic brakes, and a Hypoid rear axle, offering a refined driving experience.
The Convertible Coupe was among several body styles available, and its blend of performance and luxury helped LaSalle double its sales from the previous year. It even served as the official pace car for the 1937 Indianapolis 500, driven by racing legend Ralph De Palma.
Though LaSalle would be discontinued by 1940, the 1937 Series 50 remains a celebrated icon of pre-war American automotive and Art Deco design.