The Urban Wasteland
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Pose: Let Spring Begin - by FOCUS Poses
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Wearing:
Dress: Moony - by CandyDoll
Tattoo: Naret - by Vezzo Ink
Lip piercing: Annika - by LittleFish
Hair: Blight - by Stealthic
Abandoned factory building. And truck left behind.
Composite of two AI images and then further processing in BeFunky
The aphid produces from its abdomen profuse wax fibers that give it a woolly appearance. If you tap the branch they are one they will wave the wool and appear to dance, probably to ward off enemies.
Not too far from you Dennis, sorry I didn't have time to contact you. This was near Prairie Moon Native Plant Nursery where we had The Prairie Enthusiast annual picnic and bimonthly board meeting. It was a 7 1/2 hour roundtrip and you know I stretched it to well over 8 hours by taking the long way home.
The same small skipper butterfly that I uploaded yesterday, this time taken from the opposite side. This specimen was blighted by ticks and red mites and was found resting on the lower slopes of the Bill Smylie field at Prestbury Hill nature reserve.
Doncaster was blighted by the 1960's abject destruction of many buildings with diverse architectural styles and replacement by bland, unimaginative designs of the time. Thankfully there remains a significant number of period buildings that give the town a reason to be visited, where the town's past shines through.
The second is to come back and get (steal) the transformer. That’s what happened, it was gone the next day
Title from the brilliant XTC
This plant opened in the 30's and closed in the mid 1970's. The residents in the area sued the company due to smell/noise from the plant. The citizens lost the suit, but the company moved to another location anyway, abandoning this one. Motors were made here for the automotive and aviation industry. Chrysler now uses some of the old facility grounds to park newly made vehicles waiting to be shipped out