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D'accordo, ritorno.
Era anche ora.
E il sottofondo del mio ritorno,
tra amori nuovi,
alcool,
camminate e sguardi,
sono un gruppo fatto da tre ragazzi con un nome buffo.
Caro Marco,
ti scrivo dal profondo del mare,
nascosto dentro un giardino di Corallo
a riparo dagli squali
ma invisibile per le sirene
Quando Ne Ho Voglia
Alzo gli Occhi e Guardo Il Sole
attraverso un milione
di miliardi
di metri cubi d'acqua
e finalmente
Non Mi Bruciano più gli Occhi
As kids, we were always afraid to venture up to the back paddock, we couldn't quite put our finger on what made us uneasy .....
Looking across the Charles from the Longfellow bridge.
In explore 11 Feb 2018
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Name: Black-backed kingfisher
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Malay: Pekaka Kerdil / Pekaka Rimba / Pekaka Sepah
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ideal relationship is built on trust, openness, mutual respect and personal freedom. But real freedom comes with making a choice, not just about who we are with but how we will treat that person. Choosing to be honest with a partner every day is what keeps love real. And truly choosing that partner every day by one’s own free will is what makes love last. So while freedom to choose is a vital aspect of any healthy and honest union
This weekend I came back home for Labor Day, and I will be leaving again tomorrow ): Oh well, college is fun too...besides the work, and it's rushing week! woohoo.
I love the Missouri woods and sun! The whole state is just so beautiful when it comes to the nature. I always try to capture an image when the sun goes down, and I took this one of my sister.
I'm currently trying to get through The Hunger Games movie for the 1000th time, because each time I watch it, something always comes up!
The last of the five 09 plated ex First bus Wright Bodied Volvo B7’s arrived back from Thorntons today although this one will not see passenger service again. Modified and re painted into this bright livery ex 69328 YJ09FWY is to become a third training bus with Go North West.
We go back 42 years ago were on the Penn Central [PRR ] just east of Fort Wayne Ind at Adams Tower with this eastbound on this busy main line .Today this is part of the Chicago Fort Wayne and Eastern RR .The double track main is long gone and now only a few trains a day
Back to Basic - a lamp, a man, a location.
whirling the "light lasso" through the night to catch some video footage (comming soon)
Taken by : me
without any edits
After 10 days in Cairo
know I am back 2 Do7a
it was nice trip
without any problem
at all cairo nice city
and I hope I went to all the good places
وترا ناااوي على مصر في الربييع
الي يبي يجي حياااه
مابخسر شي كللش هع
صج شعبهم لزقه بس مع الوقت تتعود عليهم
وانصح الي يرووح هنااك
عليه بكشري التحرير و المنجا
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كوكتيل المنجا و الفراوله
و ها الصورة من بلكونة الفندق
الي تطل على النيل
الجوو و المنظر مش ممكن فلييل
يعني شي خياااااااااااااااااااال
وخصووصا الجوو العجييييب الي هناك اول ماتغيب الشمس
والله يعينا عى رطوبة الدوحه
Followimg on from the previous upload, 37403 gets away from its stop at Ravemglass and is seen crossing the River Mite estuary on its journey northwards, with 2C59, the 14.52 Barrow-in-Furness to Carlisle. Thursday 7.6.18.
Surprising in many ways that the houses backing onto the beach are just that; backing on with no attempt to profit from the views across the estuary. The poles stand proud behind the properties, presumably used to hang and dry the fishing nets, not that much fishing happens here any more.
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