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☯ Cheung Sha Wan, Hong Kong.
This temporary shop named "Sun Chung Flower Shop", the last shop fought for the demolish of this community, the shop next to it was the base of watchmen.
Ilford PAN 100 self-developed, HC-110 Dilution H (1:63) 13 mins@22°C.
Penistone Camera Club had a trip to the local community garden.
Bananas in the frozen wasts of South Yorkshire.
Throughout the summer, the children of Watertown have been participating in the Watertown Free Public Library Summer Reading Program. In addition to reading, we’ve been doing bunches of activities, including our Friday’s Unplugged series for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade. These weekly programs encourage kids to step away from their video games and put aside their battery-powered entertainment for a morning of electronic-less fun.
On Friday, July 13th, our Unplugged activity was creating a Community Mural. The children were asked to design a section of canvas with their interpretation of a theme: What Watertown Means to Me. We put all of their pieces together to create a collective piece of artwork. Additional pieces of artwork in the gallery were created by children of all ages throughout the summer based on this same time.
Shown in Gallery August 2012
Barton Community College Women's Soccer sophomore recognition 10-19-13 held at the Cougar Soccer/Track Complex on the campus of Barton Community College in Great Bend, KS
Day 1 of the Think & Eat Green @ School 2013 Summer Institute. From our first plenary to morning workshops, beekeeping, planting, harvesting, and preparing and sharing salads! A great day of sunshine among a community of learners. The birth of #TEGS13.
Albert Ballinger, Rebecca Jenks, Carina Mitchell, Maisy Watkins, Gabriella Ley - model release forms sigend
Throughout the summer, the children of Watertown have been participating in the Watertown Free Public Library Summer Reading Program. In addition to reading, we’ve been doing bunches of activities, including our Friday’s Unplugged series for kids in kindergarten through fifth grade. These weekly programs encourage kids to step away from their video games and put aside their battery-powered entertainment for a morning of electronic-less fun.
On Friday, July 13th, our Unplugged activity was creating a Community Mural. The children were asked to design a section of canvas with their interpretation of a theme: What Watertown Means to Me. We put all of their pieces together to create a collective piece of artwork. Additional pieces of artwork in the gallery were created by children of all ages throughout the summer based on this same time.
Shown in Gallery August 2012
Photos from the Yosemite National Park portion of the "MOVE - Mountains Oceans Valley Experience" trip that almost all our incoming freshman and transfer students took this year. Those who went to Yosemite worked on several environmental projects. These are photos of President Pamela A. Eibeck as she helped pull non-native berries that are taking over the valley flloor, choking out native plants and trees.
Photos by Phil Schermeister.
An odd house in Portencross. With a peacock, who I hope got taken inside when the sea spray was blowing across...