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A Bush Stone-Curlew (Burhinus grallarius) seen in Cairns Botanical Garden, Queensland, Australia. Bit of a blurry picture, unfortunatly.
Pale-trunked gum trees (eucalypts) at the rim of Snug Falls reflected in a shallow, pebbly-bottomed stream below.
This is the Book that contains Bush Secret Family Recipe. As the story goes Jay Bush is the current keeper of the family secret but it is rumored that his dog Duke also knows the recipe but he ain't telling either.
This timid little bush buck came up to us at the picnic site in Aberdare National Park because it loves salt
Pipers definitely get to know the ins and outs of Bush Library, an 83,210-square-foot facility that holds thousands of books and reference materials, study spaces, computer labs, and technological tools.
We don't own Iraq,,It's bushes lies,,It's cheney's lies,,they are war criminals,,
INDIANAPOLIS — A soldier from Brownsburg has been killed in Iraq.
The Department of Defense says 41-year-old Staff Sgt. Michael D. Elledge died Monday in Baghdad from wounds suffered when an improvised explosive device detonated near his vehicle. He was one of two soldiers killed in the attack.
This about sums it up for me,,,this is from Elaine Johnson ,whose son was killed in Iraq,,she was attending a meeting with bush and some other gold star families,,,
"Then he gave us a presidential coin,'' she said. "Now you check this out: He gave six of us a presidential coin, tell us not to tell the rest of the people that was there, and then after that he told us don’t go sell it on eBay. Now you tell me how insensitive that can be? What kind of caring person is that?''
Someone requested that Bush be depicted wearing pearls. These pearls were lifted right off his mother.
Bush Peanuts by Dotty Fejo, synthetic cloth over wire frame, acrylic paint.
This group of lanterns was produced by members of the Larrakia Nation in Darwin NT. The lanterns were auctioned at Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, and an enjoyable evening was had by all.
Bush TV22 9 inch television receiver, made by Bush Radio Limited, England, 1945-1955. With band III convertor, 1957.
The Bush TV22 was first produced in 1950 and is now seen as iconic of the Bakelite televisions of the 1950s. An inexpensive and popular television set, the TV22 sold in large numbers. One of the selling points of the TV22 was that it was the first British television set produced that could be tuned by the owner to either of the then two BBC transmitters, as well as a further three proposed channels. From 1955 a Band III convertor was fitted to the TV22 enabling easy selection of the newly launched ITV channel.
Bush
at Hollywood Palladium
Los Angeles, CA
January 19, 2023
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