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Fotos de la Ciudad de Guanajuato.
28 de septiembre, celebración del dÃa de la toma de la Alhóndiga de Granaditas (y también fue el dÃa de mi cumpleaños)
Colourful mountains in Purmamarca in the northern province of Jujuy in Argentina, site of the famous "mountain of the seven colours" (located on the other side of the tallest peak of this picture). The town lies in the Quebrada de Humahuaca which was declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 2003.
Could just as easily be called multitudes;
a collection of colorful objects from bottle caps to shoes
The 3460 km2 South Norwegian mountain area is protected in different zones of landscape, habitat and nature reserves and covers parts of the Agder and Rogaland provinces. Europe's southernmost population of wild reindeer lives here and is a main reason of the protection measures.
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This photo has been graciously provided to be used in the GRID-Arendal resources library by: Peter Prokosch
My little diary. It's a gift from my daughter. Embossed copy of old embroidery, India, Kutch area of Gujarat.
Kis naplóm, dombornyomású papÃr borÃtó, régi indiai hÃmzés másolata, Gujarat tartomány. Lányom ajándéka.
Loved the emerging colours of autumn. I chose to 'select' only those colours here for a creative spin on the composition.
Trying to map the Blue colours to existing Lego colours.
Lego colours from left to right are; Dark Blue, Violet, Dark Blue Violet, Blue Violet, Blue, Sand Blue, Medium Blue, Maersk Blue, Sky Blue, Bright Light Blue, Light Blue, Aqua
Modulex Colour Blue letter tiles are a cross between Blue and Blue Violet. It think it would be best to just call these BLUE.
Modulex Colour 38-Blue is a direct to MEDIUM BLUE
Modulex colour 11-Pastel Blue is a direct match for MAERSK BLUE.
The other Darker Blue Modulex colour (8-Dark Blue) does not really match any colour, so should have it's own colour.
Deciduous cotoneasters are fine plants with attractive flowers in late spring and early summer, but they're mainly grown for their brilliant displays of berries and bright leaf tints in autumn, when they become a major feature.
This one is a garden escape, growing merrily in the hedge bottom on the edge of the Rough Pastureland.
C. horizontalis has excellent late colour, but is also popular for the characteristic herringbone pattern of its stems, which develop into a decorative basketwork across the ground or on a wall, according to how it is trained.
It is invaluable in shade, although its crops of neat pink flowers and bright red berries are more prolific in full sun.
The Royal Horticultural Society has given it its Award of Garden Merit (AGM).