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Dit bos ligt naast de Leester Heide, gemeente Het Leest. De google map kent het niet.
In elk geval vond ik de bodem die geheel bedekt was met bosbesplanten erg fraai. Geen bosbes te zien overigens.
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My new video, Boş Ev (Empty House). Flickr allows only 03.00 min. of videos, it’s 05.36. The most important part is gone here, you can watch entire video on Facebook
Info: Home was seriously damaged in the 1970 Kütahya Earthquake, during the earthquake for 10 days, there was seen a comet in the sky… (Comet White–Ortiz–Bolelli*) I heard the home’s owners went to abroad, it couldn’t sell because of the legacy fight, so empty for 45 years. The handprint is my own hand, I made in 2015, and it’s the birth of the idea of video. Municipality have locked the door, I entered in with breaking the lock. Then I nailed the hand on the wall:) I was very impressed from the house, I go for shooting during 3 days, also I found amulets and so many old Arabic writings. The papers ventilated upward are the Arabic articles I brought from that home... Filming, mounting, synchronize the music and other editing jobs are my 1 month of work… It’s about deja-vu and second life.*
A white couple of mushrooms on the forest floor. Note the silhouette of a branch at the upper right corner
Boeing 737-8GQ BBJ2 msn35792/2351 de 2007
Bayham Holdings (02/2010 - ...)
Aéroport Grenoble Isère
22/02/2020
N737GQ, VQ-BOS.
Architect Piet Blom (1934-1999) designed these cube houses (kubuswoningen in Dutch) in the 1970's. Between 1982 and 1984 this project "Blaakse Bos" with 38 houses and some commercial units was realised in Rotterdam.
Banteng - Bos javanicus
Considered the most beautiful species of wild oxen, bantengs are wary in the wild and avoid human settlements.
Both male and female bantengs have white stockings and a white rump with light patches at the muzzle. Females and calves have a short, chestnut coat while the males are almost black in color with a prominent hump abobe the shoulder.
Bantengs prefer to live in the jungles of southeast Asiaand Malaysia in herds of up to 40 individuals.
Though bantengs have been domesticated in some areas of their range, wild bantengs are now endangered due to over-hunting and loss of habitat from human development.
Females give birth to a single calf after 9 month gestation.
Bantengs that live near human settlements have adapted to be more nocturnal. Bulls compete with each other for dominance over female herd.
Bantengs have a life span of up to 25 years. Zoo Miami