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Watching him at Porthleven took me way back to when I was a kid when I'd go digging for lugworms for local fishermen.
Porthleven, Cornwall
The local museum are excavating an area belived to have been the location for a castle, dating back to around 13-1400 AD
A new building started in Thanon Si Lom, Bangkok.
The gaffer is the woman this time; but she may not be on the team - maybe an engineer/architect.
I’ve been trying to photograph these guys for six weeks - the security guards open the front doors only to staff and trucks. I had 15 seconds to take my pictures!
Two native bees (probably Lasioglossum sp.) enjoy a Podolepis sp. flower. [Kanangra-Boyd National Park, NSW]
Lovely new embroidery pattern for the April 2014 issue of the Bustle & Sew eMagazine - original design by Flapdoodledesigns.
One of the many things that I love about Poland is the endless amount of cakes that are available. Sweets are definitely a part of life here and so many to choose from too...slowly I am making the rounds and sampling them all! Chocolate, fruit filled, caramel, cream, cheese cake....it seems that there is a shop on every corner. Look for "cukiernia" and you will be in heaven! Not hard on the wallet either, these 2 cost about 7 zloty which is about $2.3 USD.
Did you ever dig to China In your own back yard,
Digging through the earth to China In your own back yard?
Ever dig a hole so deep, And lean over far, and peep
At the wondrous land of flowers In your own back yard?
When I ordered this book, I had no idea that it would contain illustrations by my fav illustrator, Marguerite Davis!
“Adventures in Music” by Thaddeus Giddings, Will Earhart, Ralph Baldwin, Earl Baker and Elbridge Newton. From the Music Education Series, Ginn and Company, 1931. Illustrations by Marguerite Davis and Maurice Day.
On my morning walk, I was a digger hunting for big chunky rocks.
The second day playing with the Lensbaby Composer. There's that lens flare again.
Deep in the Kootenays, Robin B (snoboy) attempts to open up a tight passage clogged with sediment in a nameless cave system
Digging wells by hand is hard work, especially at the hottest time of day. Great appreciation for this young guy's work ethic ...
#everyday-heroes
A very busy bee collects pollen from a hydrangea at Vancouver's Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden. July 19, 2007.
Well, he's growing fast and is rapidly destroying my garden, he'll bury ANYTHING he can get hold of.
Lighting Setup.
580EXII into 24" softbox above Troy
SB-24 with barndoors back left
430EX on camera for fill
Fired using Pocket Wizards
Explore #39
We play prospectors for an hour or so in the Queenstown area, New Zealand. The guide in these shots showed us how to chose the site, dig the sand, wash the sand in the river and ... find gold. Lots of messy work for a few flakes of gold.