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Most of you know that I'm not too crazy about grasshoppers, but somehow I couldn't help but click this one.
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I am in love with these Cheese nails by FORMANAILS also available @ FORMANAILS MP The small mice climbing through them are adorable!!
Macro Monday
Theme: Cheese
Size: Less than 3x3 inches
We don't eat a lot of cheese but I found a packet of Tasty cheese in our fridge.
I warmed a few strips of the Tasty cheese in the microwave and while it is still warm I pulled at it to produce stringy cheese.
I manage to attached the stringy ends to the base of two spoons that are placed slightly apart.
The subject looks like a bacteria with filaments !
The only light source is natural light through the window. I used a green cloth for the background.
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Peaceful MM
Macro Mondays ........ Theme " Say Cheese "
The sliced shavings of cheese as viewed inside the grater.
Mug - Jemma Sweater
*Vanilla Bae* Shannon Leggings
Junk Food - Cheese Balls @N21
(both hands or 1 hand held animation) Male/Female/Kid animated cheeseballs to eat, and mouth cheeseball. 3 Li Rez Cheese Barrel that is clickable for animated cheeseballs, mouth cheese ball, or cheese barrel to hold!)
At the Giza necropolis, I took a picture of this camel, who almost seemed to be aware that I was taking pictures. I was able to take several shots, and this one is my favorite.
These Highland coos have gone West....about as far west as it is possible to go on the UK mainland. But they are hardly jigging about it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U9ab7CwcJc
Last nights dinner included these Cheese turnovers done with puff dough, the same dough I use when I make Beef Wellington,
I often do variation of them with pie crust and Philo dough,
16 triangles will last us few days.....my favorite breakfast is cup of warm milk and 3 of those to dunk in:-)
Well, there is much to do in Kos, Greece. Especially when you are interested in archaeology. But we went on this holiday to recover from a energy dip. So what did we do? Not much.But; I have seen those archaeological sites some years ago and I can surely say, it is gorgeous when one is interested in it, and I can surely recommend it.
And for now? We stayed in a good and very big all inclusive resort, and they have plenty of food there, so guess what? Here is our first food upload from our Greek holiday 2019, cheese. An arrangement of Emmental cheese with red grapes.
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“Castelo do Queijo” – Cheese Castle, or Saint Francis Xavier Fort is a small defensive fortification near the Atlantic Ocean. It was built in the 15th century and it is named like this because it was built upon a round rock considered similar to a cheese. It has changed over the centuries, including being attacked or bombed during many wars, for example the “Liberal Wars” (1831-1834).
The fort has an angular design with wide shooting platforms and large walls. There was a moat around the walls so that the entrance was limited to one door with a drawbridge. It has no towers. The design is from the French military engineer Miguel de L’Ècole.
It is nowadays owned by the “Association of Comandos” being used for cultural purposes and for expositions.
Some consider it one of the best places of Oporto to watch the sunset on the ocean.
To misquote the Eurythmics:
"Sweet dreams are made of cheese.
Who am I to disagree?"
Portland, Maine Restaurant
Tiny wedge of cheddar cheese with imitation grapes, cut down celery and a small dollop of chutney - HMM everyone!
Macro Mondays theme: cheese
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Taken at The Yorkshire Waterways Museum, Goole.
The man is a wax dummy and its human counterpart is still living in Goole.
We all have limited Flickr time and I spend most of it commenting on my list of contacts. Unfortunately I must now give first priority to my contacts who find the time to comment on my stream. I will try to comment on others if I have any time left
The city of Edam is famous as the original source of the cheese with the same name. In the window of this cheese shop the silhouette is visible of the Speeltoren.
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There are records of a Church, formerly called the Church of Our Dear Lady, on this site since 1350 and the tower itself dates from the 15th and 16th centuries.
The nave was demolished in 1882, but the slender late-gothic Carillon tower still gives Edam a delightful silhouette. The famous bells, protruding from the open lantern, were made in 1566 by Pieter van den Ghein.
They play a short melody every quarter of an hour and these automatically played sets of tunes are frequently varied.