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Hannah trying her hand at pond dipping at Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's Nind Nature Reserve near Kingswood in Gloucestershire.
The reserve is a miniature wetland on the site of a former trout farm, and a haven for all manner of wildlife, including the water vole.
People dipping their feet in the Louvre entrance fountain. It was TOO hot to do anything else at 1:30pm.
So some Eejit came up with this idea to do 52 diptychs in 2012 . one mono and one colour . So i`ll be uploading mine every Sunday for the next 52 weeks !! ..................
And No !! this isn`t my 2012 project , just a sidebar so to speak ....... thought it might be fun ;-))
Key Tower Marriot Cleveland Ohio.
For a moment the bride and groom shared a gaze before finishing with a kiss.
Dipping Noodle, called Tsukemen in Japanese, is cold Chinese noodles accompanied by soup for dipping. We pick up some noodles using chopsticks and dip them in the soup over there, and eat them. I'd choose Tsukemen rather than Ramen recently.
When I was a nipper I used to go pond dipping with my brothers in the fields around our home at East Huntspill on the edge of the Somerset Levels, oh happy days! Back then the rhynes were full of sticklebacks, minnows, newts, beetles and bugs aplenty and we would bring our jam jars home and regularly re-stock our little pond so we could hang over the edge on a sunny day and study all these little beasties and their goings-on!
Many years later and old habits die hard, but habitats do die so an invitation to go out netting on the peat moors with a very learned fellow was not to be missed.
Peter is writing his second book on large water beetles of the British Isles, this new one to have photographs rather than illustrations of each known UK species. He has travelled all over the country gathering information and luckily for me, the Somerset Levels is a place he will return to again and again.
We dipped at Shapwick and Burtle peat works at Westhay just for a couple of hours and found a fascinating selection of water wildlife. I learned a lot that day and it reminded me how superb this area is for nature and wildlife, especially the generally forgotten and unseen creatures that lurk beneath the waters.
How precious our waterways are and what a bitter shame when yet another ditch gets piped and our ponds filled in for our sprawling industries and new housing estates.
I have knocked up a couple of very amateur videos to remind me of this wonderful day and to share with you.
Encourage your children to get outside and explore, then maybe the future of our wildlife will stand a better chance for survival in their hands.
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Sweet potato fries dipped in chilled plain yogurt,
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Dips cut into many forest roads to shed water efficiently
Photo by Eric Neitzel
Credit: USFS Apache Sitgreaves National Forest
Heimo SL Blog post with Valaskala at LEA19, fashion from Kustom9, Mina, On9, E-Clipse, Lumae, Poetic Colors, Gabriel heimoslblog.blogspot.fi/2016/03/dip.html #SecondLife #SLfashion #SLart