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Curly Wolf Espresso House is a new coffee shop in Nevada City at 217 Broad Street. Read about it on our blog here: broadstreetinn.com/blog/2012/06/21/curly-wolf-espresso-ho...
There's something extremely entrancing about curly stems on pumpkins. They're so naturally artistic. This is one of my favorite photos from the day. ^^
curly fries at mcdonald's!
seriously...this is perfect for me. I don't like McDonald's fries (i usually prefer the thick cut kind), but I love seasoned curly fries.
the curly wigs bounce about as they dance. This exhibit was packed all day with almost no chance to get a seat.
Irish Fair, Harriet Island
I took this photo having just a moment before leaving, so do not try to figure out where the focus was set)
Shot on the Contax 645 using Kodak TMAX 100 expired 2008. Not to be used or blogged without my permission.
Heidi's cousin, Tea (Pullip Si'Anna), is coming tomorrow from her stay in China and Heidi decided to test out a new hair style with one of my old hair accessories. I personally really love Heidi in dark red brown after seeing this and the curly hair is very nice too, but too much of a hassle to work with.
Model: Heidi Dahlen
Clothes made by mother.
After scores of photos of these tall grasses seen along a path at the Desert Botanical Garden, the original photo is the one I liked working with best. Then as I finished editing it, I noticed that I liked the right side and also in a different crop, the left side. Look at the previous image to see this cropped version as it is part of the whole frame shot. Then see the next image as a crop of the original for the right side. Fun for cobalt; line play!
This Santa Cruz Guitar is made completely of "curly" Koa wood from Hawai'i, which is what gives it the amazing lines and patterns all over.
Tech350 - "Lines"
Mechas e corte especialmente criados para Luiza, trazendo brilho e um toque moderno ao seu estilo. Foi muito gratificante criar esse visual para minha amiga @luizactrm.
This is a stunning, 3-piece Curly Maple Gibson Copy RB-18 neck of unknown age or origin with a compound radius ebony fingerboard that starts off at a 12" at the first fret and ends at 15" at the 22nd fret and (I THINK) stainless steel frets as no fret wear is detectable. This banjo neck comes with a 5/8" Timeless Timber bridge that has a 16" Radius pictured.
It has an ebony fingerboard and headstock overlay. The overlay is bound like a Gibson RB-18 and he genuine mother of pearl inlay is also that of a Gibson RB-18 style. The builder did a fine job with the white/black/white binding and the heel cap.
This banjo neck is equipped with a two way truss rod. The neck is straight and true.
Until I find gold top tension hardware, This neck is going on this prewar TB-1.