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Colby (Legoliner Pilot) is finally back after deleting his original account. This time, I don't want anyone giving him a hard time about his girlfriend. But Colby, don't brag about your precious too much. I know it was just a few people who did, but I still warn you all.
This pic is originally his- I just added the text.
Link to Colby's photostream: www.flickr.com/photos/75320351@N02/
And yes, I still have builder's block, but am working on something with a friend- a business in fact. I have put the name of it somewhere on this page. The first one to find it will get an image of a cookie :)
Released in June 2005 and only available through the London Transport Museum. Arriva London North VLW52 was the subject for this model wearing 'Back the Bid' livery in support of Londons bid to host the 2012 Olympics.
When their LED displays refused to work, Mullany's had to go to Square 1 and put a card display in the window of KX59 CXS, which was photographed at Water Lane, Watford.
This bus is seen running the route 346 service to Watford, Town Centre via Meriden and Philipers.
Mullany's Buses: KX59 CXS on route 346 via Philipers to Watford, Town Centre.
This is Fallsville Falls near New Vienna and north of Hillsboro, Ohio. Having been here twice before, I was glad to finally see it with a little heavier flow.
Three-image HDR.
Canon 40D, Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 VC
Some of you noticed that my pictures were gone from FlickR for about a week. My account was suspended due to the "risque" content that I have shared over of the years. That kind of material is no longer allowed on free accounts. So after cleaning house and removing about two thirds of the things I have shared over the years I am now back in good standing.
That's the bad news. The good news is that I have a lot more available space to share new things with all of my friends and fans!
I bought this sweater from Venus a few years ago and I absolutely love it! Brown usually isn't a color that I would choose to wear, but this looks magnificent on me I think. I love the open shoulders and the big turtleneck is definitely an added bonus. Plus when I wear it with these jeans and boots it all just looks so wonderful together.
Thank you to everyone who reached out while I was away, I greatly appreciate that you took the time to check in and make sure I was OK.
From a year ago at Quidi Vidi Lake. I particularly enjoyed photographing some of the many species of Gull that frequent Quidi Vidi Lake in winter. This is "Buddy' the Black-backed Gull that has overwintered at Quidi Vidi for the past several years. He has endeared himself to many local birders.
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Pictured is a Royal Marine recruit nearing the end of the week-long Commando tests.
A recruit, on the 'Tarzan Assault Course on a rope swing in full fighting order of 32 lb (14.5 kg) of equipment.
At the end of Royal Marines training, recruits need to pass four Commando tests in the space of a week. All tests are completed carrying 21 lbs of equipment and a rifle.
On the Saturday they complete a six-mile endurance course which is a series of tunnels including a short-water tunnel followed by a four-mile run back to Commando Training Centre Royal Marines.
A version of this test without equipment is done annually by thousands of civilians for charity during the Commando Challenge.
On Monday morning the recruits do a nine mile speed march in 90 minutes. Speed marching is a combination of running and marching.
The Commando Tests include an Endurance Course, a 9 mile speed march, a Tarzan Assault course and a 30 mile speed march across Dartmoor.
On Tuesday morning the recruits do the Tarzan Assault course.
They have already passed the Assault course in five minutes in week 20 of training.
The Tarzan course is a high obstacle confidence course which recruits have five minutes to pass.
This third Commando test requires them to combine the Tarzan and Assault courses and they have 13 minutes to complete it which means they have to go flat out the whole way round...After this they only have one more test to pass – a simple 30 mile march across Dartmoor.
The 30 mile speed march starts at the north end of Dartmoor and finishes near Plymouth. Recruits have eight hrs to complete this test and will carry about 40 lbs of equipment.
If they have passed all the tests they are presented with their Green Berets at the end of the speed march.
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nicht vorhandene fotogenität und winterlich grelles gegenlicht geben sich ein stelldichein.
on flickr explore Dec 20, 2008 (highest position: #468)
WEEK 6 – Senatobia McDonald's
Back around to the rear of the store again, here's a look at, well, just that. For all descriptive intents and purposes, this McDonald's is T-shaped (with that Playplace as the leg of the 'T'), if that helps any of you envision the building layout.
McDonald's // 203 Norfleet Drive, Senatobia, MS 38668
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Cos-played as Lady Punisher @L2P(License To Play) 2012, Marina Bay Sand.
Cos-play with me in my blog: L2P(License To Play) 2012
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The holidays are over and January means back to the office. Sigh...
With the first posting of the new year, here's Toni wishing everyone a great and happy Flickr year in 2012.
This is actually a mid-calf skirt suit but the above the knee skirt looks sooooo much sexier. So, I actually have the skirt way up around my breast. I'm so glad it is not noticeable. Thanks to my wife for the loaner on the lovely white blouse.
...The hotel's kitchen was in serious need of modernisation...! :-)
Beaumaris Castle medieval weekend.
The 800 has the Lima Limited up to speed passing briskly through St. Johns, beginning the last leg of the trip to Lima.
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So I gave her a little makeover with mah new paints that i got, and i am in love with her new look! tho im not sure i like how she looks without her hat, but she's still super cute:3
The green anole (Anolis carolinensis) is the only anole native to the U.S. Anoles are sometimes called "chameleons." This is due to the color-changing ability of the green anoles - when a green anole turns brown, it is a sign of severe stress. Signs of breeding include males displaying their dewlaps and posturing to females. Males may start bobbing their heads rapidly while turning toward female.