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the cillia along the body catch the mexican wave of light in iridescent blues and greens. Normally seen in the pelagic zone, the swell has disrupted its normal obstacle free habitat
Pong
- mittenimwald & dash3ultra
- RuvV
- Uli Pforr & Boje Arndt Kiesiel
Vernissage am Samstag, den 19.03.2011 ab 19:30 Uhr
Ausstellungsdauer bis zum 31.03.2011
Öffnungszeiten: Mi. - Fr. 16:00 - 19:30 Uhr
Sa. 13:00 - 18:00 Uhr
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Hein-Hoyer-Str. 16
20359 St. Pauli
Germany
From Warren Township, Washington County, Ohio. You can see why I take the long way around to get to my son's home a few miles beyond.
This is one of many designs I have started with this dot pattern. I will post more as I get the distruction sheets done.
Combes sous la Croix de Rougny sur la commune de la Salette-Fallavaux dans le département de l'Isère : Région Rhône-Alpes-Auvergne. (France)
Old photo of mine, sadly I only could find the small version in my file as this was around 6 computers back.
Walked out into the caldesac and saw this wicked cloud, scrambled for the camera
We enjoyed seeing the Comb-crested Jacana or Lotus birds walking on the Lotus leaves on the South Alligator River, Kakadu.
Scene from the most excellent Star Wars spoof, "Spaceballs" when Dark Helmet relays orders to his troops to "comb the desert". Part of the 2012 I LUG NY New York Comic Con display.
La BB27152M en tête du 50270 reliant Bayonne à Valenton remontant le PO à quelques kilomètres de son terminus.
Como una parte más de la naturaleza, poética y simbólica, enclavada en las rocas de la playa de Bilbao, se encuentra la escultura El peine de los vientos (1977) del genial Eduardo Chillida.
Efímera y caduca, representa la levedad y, al mismo tiempo, la eterna permanencia en el paseo de Ondarreta en San Sebastián, soportando el empuje de las olas que rompen en ella.
Day 6 - Something with bristles
I prefer comb my hair with a simple and cheap comb, but my wife and daughters don't live without their several bristles hair brushes.
I found several pieces of a honey bee comb on the ground in my back yard under a hickory tree. I've learned that dark colored combs are typically a "brood comb" where the queen bee layed her eggs. I wonder if the bees from by neighbor's hives were stressed/unhappy there and decided to swarm and form a new colony in the branches of the hickory tree. Honey bees are usually present in my bird baths, I think because the beekeeper neighbor doesn't regularly provide a water source.