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Usei uma camada de preto-Osório/Dote, uma do Milan/Ellen Gold que é vermelho metálico e uma do Felina.
Depois de várias esmaltações que não estavam me agradando então nem foto tirei, até que enfim uma mani que gostei! Ficou num tom um pouco mais rosado e um tico menos vermelho.
View from San Juan Hill , a few miles from Bluff, Utah.
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From site listed below.
Crossing Comb Ridge proved to be another grueling part of the journey, requiring yet another dugway to be built up the face of the solid rock Comb Ridge. The pioneers named this “San Juan Hill”.
By April 1880, most of wagons had pulled onto the flat river bottom near Bluff. Although the intended destination, Montezuma Creek, was less than 20 miles upstream, the expedition was too exhausted to continue
Some of you will perhaps recognise this as the 'secret' jetty in Dorset - a title I almost went with until I decided it doesn't really add visual context to the shot. I'd been trying unsuccessfully to discover it's location for some time; that is up until a fortnight ago when a good friend sent me a text saying he'd found out where it was and did I fancy a trip the following Saturday?
Unfortunately I couldn't make it then, but I have to guiltily confess I did take great joy in texting him back a couple of days before the Saturday with the message 'Guess what I'm stood on..?'
We've been mates for 30 years, I'll stand him a pint too...
Combing form and function, this stylish speeder is perfect for navigating the hostile surface of Harius IV.
40145 'East Lancashire Railway' passes Combs with a Birmingham International to Buxton railtour on the 15th September 2007.
Although the loco looks good in this livery, to stir my memory, a 40 would need to be in battered BR blue (or BR green with 40122 and 40106) as that is how I remember them. However, the noise this thing was making as it passed me at little more than walking pace on full power certainly did stir the memories, and nearly caused a wet patch if I'm honest!
LEGO Vignette of hilarious scene from Space Balls. This was built for the ILUGNY New York Comic Con display 2011. We were asked to display there by LEGO and this scene was part of our Death Star trench run. We had small window cut outs and swapped out 6 scenes for 3-4 windows throughout the weekend. This was very well received and brought a smile or laugh to many faces.
I never took a proper phot of this so here it is. Now comb the desert!
Oddly enough, Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner were nowhere to be found.
The distinctive red color seen in Arizona's rocks and sand is caused by iron oxide, commonly known as rust. Over millions of years, iron-rich sedimentary rock formations were exposed to oxygen, leading to the oxidation process that created the vibrant red hues we see in this example near Page Arizona.
Spring was in the air while I watched a courting couple of Comb-Crested Jacana doing their little dance with each other. The dancing appeared very affectionate and respectful, but no mating that I saw. Taken at Rosser Park. Click image to see full size.
Comb Ridge is some 80 miles long just west of Bluff Utah. This is a unique area with many ancient ruins and rock art protected under the Bears Ears Wilderness act. I've climb to a top ridge somewhere south of the road you see. This area is a National Treasure and needs to be protected for our future generations to see and appreciate .... not developed for commercial gains.
Faa combs made of strips of turtleshell with upper part interlaced with bands of red and yellow vegetable fibre.
E. Kwaio, Solomon Islands
A still photo doesn't do justice to the light show this creature puts on. It's too bad I couldn't keep it in focus.
We enjoyed seeing the Comb-crested Jacana or Lotus birds walking on the Lotus leaves on the South Alligator River, Kakadu.
When the chick gets tired or scared, it pushes under the father's wing and can check on the surroundings by putting its head out.
Photo: Fred
La Caravana ha soltado el freno de mano. Cada una tenía su propio mapa de rutas, debió seguir su propio camino durante un tiempo y ahora decidimos que, una parte del viaje, lo vamos a hacer juntas. Cada una con sus propios garabatos, sus diferentes formas de mirar, y por supuesto, cada una con sus piernas!!!
Y empezamos con un homenaje a una fotógrafa que nos ha tocado el corazón: Laura Makabresku. Inspiradas en su obra, tratamos de recrear cada una de nosotras una de sus fotos. El resultado, son fotos "parecidas", fruto de la admiración y la observación. Copiamos modos, vestuario, tonos y figuras, formas y composiciones. Y sacamos un resultado "propio" de cada una. Porque somos ÚNICAS.
De este modo, cuatro mujeres mariposa, remontan el vuelo.
Combs church wasn't open on the Wednesday that I visited. There was a phone number listed, but I was a bit pushed for time and was keen to get to Badley, which I hadn't visited before. So I had to make do. Combs sits on its own in fields south of Stowmarket. The church is quite large, and the setting is enjoyable, on a slight rise backed by trees. The tower is Decorated, as is the chancel. The rest of the church is Perpendicular.
A trip to WWT Slimbridge mid October. Weather was sunny intervals.
The Northern Shoveler is my favourite Duck that we see in the UK.
The Northern Shoveler, or Shoveler, is a Dabbling Duck and is common in northern areas of Europe, Asia and North America.
The Shovelers bill has developed a comb like structure on its edges which acts like a sieve to filter out food from the water's surface.
Bom dia!
Sumi por muitas razões, mas a principal dos próximos dias vai ser mais uma entrega de projeto que está chegando. Dormir é pros fracos, quem precisa dormir? hahahahaha
Falando da esmaltação: passei duas camadas do Blue Lagoon, da Revlon, que, pra minha tristeza, encheu de bolinhas :(
Pra reparar a tragédia eu passei o Disco D’ouro, da Risqué (que deixou meu azulzinho pastel um turquesinha nhé) e terminei com o Pop p, da Colorama.
Vi essa combinação nas galerias de várias de vocês, quem foi a diva que inventou? hahahaha Achei tri lindo!
Juh, sua gata! Amei a homenagem! Não comentei ainda por motivos de: a versão nova (carimbada) não apareceu pra mim D:
Achei lindo dos dois jeitos e invejei tua habilidade com o carimbo, pq eu sou um zero nessa técnica.
Beijão pra vocês e até semana que vem (se eu acordar depois da entrega) :D