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Drip irrigation nozzle.
Under the Central Karakoram National Park (CKNP) project, funded by Italian Agency for Development Cooperation, 143,800 plantations have been made through the installation of 30 Hydraulic Ram Pumps, 38 Solar Water Lifting Pumps, 28 Solar Drying Units and 38 Green House Tunnels. These technological interventions have positively impacted the livelihoods of 22 villages in Gilgit-Baltistan. The operational and management plans of Central Karakoram Park and Deosai National Park are also being formulated under this project.
Credit: Shuja Hakim/UNDP Pakistan
Emergency trip home as my mother's knee surgery becomes infected and she has to have a second. All is well, but she needs to stay in a nursing home for a couple days to administer an antibiotic drip.
In Seattle, they ask nicely if you'd like "room."
In SF they give you this swill bucket to make your own room for cream.
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Boy, this is hard!!
I'm trying to get *that* drip effect, but not *quite* getting it. I suppose it's not a bad attempt, but it's not there yet!
I was hoping for something more dramatic-looking and I'm not keen on the colours. (It's tea dripped into a white bowl).
Although I have done some editing here, I'm waiting for my "Idiots Guide to Photoshop Elements" to arrive, so I can edit this more to make it better. I may end up re-posting this.
More below.
It was raining and I was bored so I tried to capture the rain on the window this one uses my lawn as background colour.