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Naval troops with four different arm badges and a naval tally ribbon pose by barbed wire. The badges with one exception are indiscernable in to me. Some research may provide their specialty area.
Because the inside of my arms has so little hair I had never thought about just how much hair there was on the outside of the arm. I accidentally took a photo of the outside of my arm and was amazed to see its alarming furryness. The hair in the arm is silky and an brown blond color unlike the rest of my hair which is black, the reason might be all the sun exposure it gets. A curious result of the thick cover of hair is that mosquitos seem to have great trouble when trying to bite my arms as they have to struggle to try to cross the hair. An mosquito foolish enought to try to bite is quickly noticed and sent to the great mosquito swamp in the sky.
New Tattoo!
Go Check it Hurry up-up-up!♥
It comes with 3 Version
Fresh
Regular
Faded
The Tattoo is Tintable! For All mesh bodies
Copy / Modify / No Transfer
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Fading light and fading railroad history, get'um while you can people. An east bound NS pig train makes way thru South Bend Indiana and under the strong arm of the Conrail signals.
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From Christmas Hill
Saanich BC
i did not set out to do or attempt a series but when i went to look at the pix... ....
did
Back Drop is Olympic Mountains,Washington USA
Foreground (i think) crane arm of shipyards Near Admirals & Esquimalt Roads
Some photos don't look good on black backgrounds... I can't recall any gallery or museum exhibitions that used black mats for photographs.
Tracy Arm is a fjord in Alaska near Juneau (outlet at 57° 46' 40" N 133° 37' 0" W). It is named after the Secretary of the Navy Benjamin Franklin Tracy. It is located about 45 miles (72 km) south of Juneau and 70 miles (110 km) north of Petersburg, Alaska, off of Holkham Bay and adjacent to Stephens Passage within the Tongass National Forest. Tracy Arm is the heart of the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness, designated by the United States Congress in 1980.
Turnagain Arm, Alaska. Chugach National Forest .View of Bird Point at Chugach State Park along the Seward Highway. The coming of Spring.
That technic fig arm pin just had to fit in something. Works pretty well, and only with 3L friction pins.
How many times, dear arm,
have you put yourself in danger
for my sake? How many times
have you found your way home
through the dark, or saved me from falling?
I didn’t have to ask you twice.
Poor arm! I broke you once.
I burnt you once. More than once
I cursed your weakness
at arm-wrestling and swimming,
but I was proud of your tan
when I rolled up my sleeve at school.
You aren’t so handsome now,
but you soldier on, one of the faithful
in my band of volunteers,
my noble standard bearer
in the war within a war,
the daily clash of purposes.
Dear arm, hold still for me now,
while I make you suffer once more.
Be brave, while the surgeon
creates an ‘access fistula’
that will wash my blood for me.
It seems you must save my life as usual.