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Red Panda, National Zoo

Asa (by my friend Alexandra Efremova) ♥

Red Panda; Smithsonian National Zoo

Vintage 1980s Flamingo Orange Ceramic Vase by ASA West German Pottery

Follower : Aruna by John_Four

 

Armors : Ancient Eldar & Full Plate Armor by Newmiller

+ H2135\'s Modern Series 4

ASA 6400 on Sony a6000, processed by DxOMark PRIME

FujiFilm 400 film, bought for me by someone visiting (I think) India, and only used years after it expired. I used to like the Sunbeam Rapier and have always loved the look of film but can't stand the process.

 

Sydenham, 2010.

[Asa by Iplehouse JID]

@ Morro da Asa, Igrejinha, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil

Iplehouse Asa

Faceup by Meenist

Owned by Jill in WV

Airseven

OY-ASA

Boeing 737-400

Manchester Airport

EGCC

dadnladtransportphotos

ASA Travel - P50 ASA seen on Station Road, York on January 9th 2023

F-104S-ASA.

5° Stormo 'Giuseppe Cenni' / 23 Gruppo.

Cervia/San Giorgio.

May 1991.

Bobbio,

 

Film 35mm Rollei 25 ortho tirata a 100 asa

base images for photostory I'm working on

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Essa é para o IURI que ama, ama minha correntinha

Valeu Wesler pelo ROLÊ ! ! !

Satisfação SEMPRE.

 

Foto: Wellington Arruda

YR-ASA, Tarom, Airbus A318-111,s/n2931

Asa: *comendo* E essa confusão toda me deu uma fome danada! Foi um corre corre pra lá e pra cá, gritos por toda a casa, vampiros a solta, sangue no sofá e Brasil indo pra pênalti e errando chute aff ...*respira fundo* se continuar assim, vou precisar de calmante e psicóloga como o Bryce!!!

Erntemaschine für Karotten auf dem Feld

Asa & Ellen Bushnell Residence, [1890] carriage house detail

sah-archipedia.org/buildings/OH-01-023-0041

We spent our first night in San José del Cabo where we stayed at El Delfin Blanco owed by the friendly Swedish expat named Åsa, pronounced Osa.

 

She found her paradise in 1988 when she got stuck in the sand with her motorhome.

She fell in love with this little fishermen village in San José del Cabo and had made it her home ever since.

She had nothing back then, but found the quietude and friendly people of the village was all she needed.

 

The village had just got its electricity then, although no telephone lines were connected yet and the water had to be shipped in with a truck to El Delfin Blanco.

 

Åsa started then to build a small trailer park, followed by three cabañas with shared bathrooms and later on she added a couple of casitas.

The place was beautifully maintained by Åsa and her Mexican helper, the friendly Flor.

 

It was nice conversing with Åsa in Swedish. I found out that she was married three times and had a son and a daughter with her first husband. She loves animals and has three dogs and a cat.

"Or should I say the dogs have me," she said.

After showing us around her beautiful place, she offered us a small jar of her delicious homemade mango jam.

 

This is my 412th submission to The Human Family group.

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