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One of my first attempts at the dip-dyeing technique using watercolour inks. I added the setting/rising sun with gold metal leaf.
Full tutorial on Artful Adventures.
07.10.07 : Hot Artichoke Dip with Crisp Bread : $9 : Superb. It's a delicate chunky dip and not watery like other places...plus you can actually see the pieces of fresh artichoke. Yum!!!
This little guy is a very patient fisherman. He was sitting beside the pond at a friend's house all afternoon and never even had a bite. But as many a fisherman will tell you, it's not the catching that is important, it is the act of fishing itself.
"Gone fishin by a shady wady pool
Im wishin I could be that kind of fool
Id say no more work for mine
On my door Id hang a sign
Gone fishin instead of just a-wishin"
"Gone Fishing" Louis Armstrong
ODT "Sitting Down"
This is the most expensive dip ever. I think I spent $20 making this 9-layer dippy goodness. Though, since it is the first ever dip I've made, I guess by default it would be the most expensive one I've ever made. (or the cheapest depending on your perspective)
The 17th annual Ploar Bear Dip at Canso, Nova Scotia. 32 Polar Bears started 2007 by taking the dip.
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.
waited almost 5 minutes bent down looking through the viewfinder, waiting for the song to climax and the water to shoot up tthe highest and get rich to dip judy and get the exposure and focus.....