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Me and El used to hang out up here all the time with the gang.
Taken at Aftermath II - Metropolis - shops, clubs and RP *unsafe sims*, Unabated (178, 69, 2090)
2 days after the bush fires at Winmalee.
We heard of a man who stayed in his little house overnight to defend it against the fires, armed with only a tank if water and a hose. He was very lucky the tank didnt run out before the rural fire services could contain it. Fighting a giant fire from all four corners of his house, I can't imagine that terror.
Rarely do "mirror self portraits", but was freezing, so I made an exception.
I just did a "mudrun" which basically consisted of getting up super early after not sleeping much, putting on an old high school track jersey, tiny tiny shorts, and water wings (sadly absent here, I popped one on the couse and took them off so the car didn't get too dirty). It was FREEZING, and about 1000 feet into the course, we had to ford a river. Great start...rest of the course was jumping over walls, slip and slide, hay bales, cargo nets, etc, finished by a MASSIVE mud pit you had to basically swim through to get under a bunch of flags.
Followed by one of the best showers, ever.
Happy Halloween all!
The trackside box shows the after effects from when it all hit the fan. The cars that had piled up here have been moved into a field north of the tracks. January 20, 2020.
Tropoje, Albania.
These flowers tend to grow very, very tall. They are often used to create shadow in gardens. During the day they bloom. At night, they close and go to sleep. They do this everyday during their whole life span.
Across the river "The Moon"
first:
Anne Hytta:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFAogFZIQ_I&feature=related
and then:
(Amina Alaoui)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=D7B-w5DchW8&NR=1&feature=...
and/or:
(Amina Alaoui: Gharnati En concert)
I'm new to taking street shots and went out to test how good my a7s would be at night for photography. Think I accidentally captured something that summed up my own feelings after the Scottish Independence Referendum. Just got to keep on keeping on.
The results of a grade crossing mishap awaiting repairs at the British Columbia Railway Squamish shops, August 19, 1995.
25.02.19. Lots of snow left to deal with. Snow clearing crews are just starting to deal with. My walkway looks like a canyon at this point.
The AEC Militant was the British Army’s standard 10-ton truck from the early 1950s until well into the 1980s. Supplied in short or long-wheelbase form, in 6x4 or 6x6 configuration, it served as a general service (GS) truck, artillery tractor, recovery vehicle and articulated tractor unit. Many served their last days in the Falkland Islands during the construction of RAF Mount Pleasant in the aftermath of the Falklands War. Thanks to Graham Newell for the original monochrome image (16-Jan-19).
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2012
Watercolor on paper.
11 in x 8.5 in.
This is a scan of the small sketch-painting of what my bigger assignment will sort of look like. I know it's not that great. So yeah.
is still gorgeous. His freckles show up so well here! :D
(I'm sorry Luv-bb for scratching your face-up, I feel real bad! D: Thank god you're going back to your second mommy face-up artist, propertyoftheuchiha for a fix though!)
Luvbouy: *gives bulletsBANQ the stink eye*
bulletsBANQ: *twiddles fingers* Oops?
PS: Full view if you're awesome <3
The aftermath of a large condo building fire. It was started because of improper disposal of a cigarette on a balcony. The result was devastating. All 106 homes destroyed and $16.3 million in damages. Thankfully, no humans were killed or seriously injured. I'm not sure about non-humans however (since media tends to not care about that)
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/clareview-condo-fire-star...
James Cauty's 1:87 scale distopian vision housed in a 40' shipping container, currently on tour across the UK. Seen in Exeter as part of Art Week.
42 years after the Battle of the Bogside in "free" Derry.
Instruction 14: "Show us the aftermath." - Maciej Dakowicz
Now in the book WOMEN ONLY www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2002002 in aid of the Global Fund for Women
The aftermath of a large condo building fire. It was started because of improper disposal of a cigarette on a balcony. The result was devastating. All 106 homes destroyed and $16.3 million in damages. Thankfully, no humans were killed or seriously injured. I'm not sure about non-humans however (since media tends to not care about that)
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/clareview-condo-fire-star...
One stark sentence illustrates the human cost of the 1916 Easter Rising. Fearing an outbreak of disease, this handbill was issued by the Administration in Dublin Castle.
This item was donated to the National Library by the Friends of the National Collections of Ireland in 2007. It was fomerly owned by the legendary J. J. Simington who was general manager of The Irish Times in 1916.
Size: 26 x 19.3 cm
Date: April 1916
NLI Ref.: EPH POL/1910-20/2 (A1 Size)
Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland
Not a great shot but watched this bald eagle attack a blue heron and wanted to document it with its prize. Richmond, BC
We finally cleaned out our closet today -- this was what was left behind after identifying clothes that could be donated.
I put the tape on the back of the bin to show the SPAK rubber marks. It is quite muddy and dirty but its clean now..!
Both sides of the entire block of 4A street in Sunnyside were piled with ruins from people's basements.
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