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dreamy hippo...
second photo from today's mini session and... nailed it! bathing my little Dreamy Hippo
This creation is for my 1800 subscribers. Felucia V.3 entry in LegoBoy12345678's contest 5.0 !
Link of the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fiY-rXaCrY&feature=plcp
El tren especial para el congreso de la federación de asociaciones de amigos del ferrocarril entra en Cádiz por Cortadura.Todo un lujo poder volver a ver el talgo 3,y mas aun por estas tierras.10-10-2009
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Haha! its my emmmmoooo shoot :D
dont reeally know why i did this today...because i was actually quite cheerful :P
IM NOT EMO I SWEAR
all for creative purposes.
Rekonstruktion römischer Wachturm Wp 3/26 an historischer Stelle (Limes) im Taunus bei Idstein-Dasbach
_ reconstruction of a watchout-tower at historic site of ancient borderline ´Limes` between Rom Imperium and Germania
_ Thursday walk 2013/11/07 pt.2
_ _ (wiki): Der Römerturm Idstein-Dasbach ist eine Rekonstruktion des römischen Limeswachturms Wp 3/26 und wurde 2002 fertiggestellt.
Der Obergermanisch-Raetische Limes ist mit einer Länge 550 km, von Eining bei Regensburg bis Rheinbrohl am Rhein, das größte Bodendenkmal in Deutschland und wurde von der UNESCO als Weltkulturerbe anerkannt. Mit Limes werden dabei die Grenzanlagen des römischen Imperiums bezeichnet, die gegen Ende des 1. Jahrhunderts n. Chr. errichtet wurden.
Diese Grenze wurde durch mehr als 900 Türme überwacht, die in der Entstehungsphase etwa ab 80 n. Chr. in Holzbauweise errichtet wurden. Es folgten Steintürme, die ab 150 n. Chr. verputzt wurden. Durch Ausgrabungen ist bekannt, dass der weiße Verputz oft eingerissene Fugen aufwies, die in Terrakotta ausgemalt waren. Dadurch entstand der Eindruck eines schönen Quadermauerwerks.
Die nach Auffassung von Historikern authentischste Rekonstruktion eines römischen Wachturms aus der Zeit ab 150 n. Chr. wurde bei Idstein-Dasbach im Jahr 2002 fertiggestellt. Es handelt sich um den Wachposten 3/26. Der Turm hat eine Höhe von rund 13 m und eine Grundfläche von rund 28 m². Die Römer benutzten Leitern, um in den Turm zu gelangen.
A gift for you, is 3 minutes too long,🤔
It took 3 hours to look this wrong,
🙈
He shaved, he plucked, he tucked it away,
To feel, to explore my Sienna today.😘
My 3 minutes are free from hate and fear,🙏
I long for the time I can see her appear.
Free time to see her these days don't exist, 😢
All I now offer are old pics and this.❤️
My messages to you is one of hope.🙏
3 minutes my darlings,
sadly not cinema-scope.🙈
Note No Ai used on this, just slower film speed.
Pps no sound.
4 square frames are inter-woven around a modified Masu Box to form this 16-Pointed Twin Star or Twin Hexadecagram #3. The proportion of rectangle strips used is 10.2 X 1.
The rectangular bands are folded from 16 paper strips with dimensions of 24cm x 2.35cm. The modified Masu box is from a 18cm square Kami.
The model can also be visualized as a compound of 2 Twin Star of Lakshmi.
More square frames assembled from rectangular bands can likewise be used for stars with 20, 24 and more points.
Fresh, long, bendy drain with 3 voles, a frog, a knife, a basketball, a cone and a fuckton of groundwater
The famed 3 state view from La Crosse's Grandad Bluff Park.First opened in the mid 1800's and recently renovated in 2012,this amazing spot offers views of Wisconsin,Iowa,and Minnesota,as well as the city of La Crosse and the Mississippi River.One thing I would never attempt to do is bike up this grade to the top.It is all setup for this-I guess the good thing is you wouldn't have to peddle on the way down!
"And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him." ~ Colossians 3:17 TNIV
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On the 28th September 2008 I walked into Manchester Dogs home and left with Jess. She had been found as a stray and put in the rescue home for 9 days before we adopted her (a very short time compared to a lot of other dogs) and you could see everyone of her ribs.
Unfortunately she was never taught to play as a puppy so still to this day, no matter how much money I have spent on toys, she just doesn't understand the concept of playing!
It's so weird thinking that this day 3 years ago I knew nothing about dogs and thought I'd always be a cat person and definitely not a dog person.... and now I'm the biggest dog nut I know!
Love this dog to bits!
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So I left London yesterday to come to Manchester. I have exams in January so I decided to come back early to get revision done.
After a day pretty much spent in London Camera Exchange talking about old school film cameras, I had fun snapping away, the only problem was it was actually freezing and I couldn't keep my hand steady, it shows in my pictures :/
Seriously my hands were swollen and could bare push down on the shutter
literally just chose this one over the other pic this very second!
For those who care... I study Chemical Engineering :)
Watercolor of 3 red apples & a branch of leaves, initials AMD in corner. Inscription on back reads "Painted by Mrs. Augusta M. Dowd during her 91st year" (1925). H: 11 1/2" W: 8 1/4" sight; H: 13" W: 10" in frame.
ACC# 2002.16
See more artwork at flic.kr/s/aHsm7AFocg
(Photo credit Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)
One of a flock of about fifty feeding in the horse paddock by the car park at Moor Green nature reserve, Berkshire.
Louis Henry Sullivan (September 3, 1856 – April 14, 1924) was an American architect, and has been called the "father of skyscrapers"and "father of modernism".
He is considered by many as the creator of the modern skyscraper, was an influential architect and critic of the Chicago School, was a mentor to Frank Lloyd Wright, and an inspiration to the Chicago group of architects who have come to be known as the Prairie School. Along with Henry Hobson Richardson and Frank Lloyd Wright, Sullivan is one of "the recognized trinity of American architecture". He posthumously received the AIA Gold Medal in 1944.