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*Heart shaped sunglasses.
*Wine colored acrylic necklace: Self made.
*Black retro top: Foster.
*Black stretch belt: Hand me down from mom.
*Black skirt with rose print: Childhood remnant.
*Black peep toes with ankle cuff: Romano.
I have undertaken task #9 of the 100 iPhoneography Missions Look for odd combinations of elements.
Iron and carbon come together to make a useful writing implement which, unlike so many pens, can be made to work quite easily :)
And what a charming book this is: The Pencil by Henry Petroski.
Sucrerie Agricole Haute Rives Maisy (Maisy Sugar Refinery) 600 mm gauge 2-6-0T No.9 built by La Meuse (W/No.3931) in 1938. Now preserved by the AMTP to work the former Tramway de Pithviers a Toury (TPT). It is pictured outside Pithviers shed, 7 May 2023.
Taken with the 35L so I was pretty close to him. He didn't give a damn. Just flicked his cigarette and continued reading.
Yes, I photographed a wedding at 9 months pregnant (36.5 weeks)! Here's a cute picture my husband grabbed of me holding all my gear as we headed over to do family portraits after the couple's ceremony. Yes, I am a trooper!!!
لو اني معها في عريش أخير لي من بيت وقصر
~حمدان المري
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احمم تاخرت اليوم
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Der 11.9.2001 auf dem Puerta del Sol in Madrid . Die Leinwand war für die Übertragung eines Fussballspiels am Abend dort aufgebaut worden.
Seen in Berwick upon Tweed in September 1987 is Northumbria 650 (D631BPL), A Duple Dominant bodied Dennis Lancet built as Demonstrator for Dennis and which had carried Northumbria livery (albeit initially unbranded) from new.
Picture taken at the Huddersfield Halloween Run. Great Northern Street, Huddersfield. 28th October 2018
9/11 Flag Memorial taken in Echo Lake Park, NJ
You can see my most interesting photo's on flickr here
On Wednesday, I visited the 9/11 Memorial. Being there felt so sad, so weird, so unable to be put into words. It's so hard to describe the feeling as you stand in front of the waterfalls in the tower footprints. Standing in front of them for the first time took my breath away and gave me goosebumps.
I watched many of those who lost someone make a rubbing of that person's name on a strip of paper using crayons. I think for many, this is so very important. It's the first *thing* that they've been able to hold and take with them, and sort of connect them to what happened that day. It's an entire lifetime of memories of that person etched in letters. Something that they can keep forever.
View the slideshow of all my 9/11 Memorial photos here.
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