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I went back to the car to change lenses and when I was about to go back I was taken back by the beauty of this view.
There were hundreds of folks out there digging for razor clams and we all saw this... It was quite incredible!
Description: Windward Islands. 'Agriculture. Digging up arrowroot, eastern St. Vincent'. Photograph No.: D. 107458. Official Windward Islands photograph compiled by Central Office of Information. Publicity statement on reverse.
Location: Windward Islands
Date: [1960]
Our Catalogue Reference: INF 10/379/12
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Student volunteers from the University of North Texas Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity got back to nature at Audubon’s newest center, the Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center at Cedar Hill (20 minutes southwest of Dallas and slated to open in late 2011). Volunteers picked up trash, removed invasive species, dug stumps from the middle of the center’s first hiking trail, and shifted piles of woody brush and fallen trees to widen the trail for hikers.
Two projects in one! My instant picture project and my chinese lantern project. This one is still hanging on and in fact is digging a little hole where the wind blows it around. If we get much more snow it will be buried however.
I know, I know. I just couldn't resist the title... He's ready to protect that gold, too, ya Varmint!! Little Jimmy Dock.
He lives in this old house now. There's been a few changes, but it's the same house, same place as his parents raised him....
For the Now You Digging Deeper workshop. Playing around with props! An umbrella on a cold rainy day.
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The proper hole for a new tree should be as deep as the distance from the root flare to the bottom of the root ball, but at least twice as wide. This is wider and shallower than you probably thought.
18/52: Bren and his partner in crime, Liza, have completely dug up and destroyed a planting bed which I had covered in lava rock - hence the red color of the telltale nose...
January 2014
On 7th January 17 people started digging on the site next to Carter's House at the entrance to the Valley of the Kings. They are involved in the important task of preserving the tombs in the Theban Necropolis. An exact facsimile of the tomb of Tutankhamun will open to visitors next spring.
The project has been funded by Factum Foundation.
More information: goo.gl/Eb6M29
An excavator clears the way of debris after a mud slide south of New Denver. May12, 2011.
Ministry crews remove an estimated 4,000 cubic metres of gravel, silt, sand, mud and trees from the catchment bowl caused by a mudslide on Highway 6, 20 km south of New Denver.
Today I spent about half an hour digging over the compost & wheel barrowing it to the greenhouse. Not much fun with a wheel barrow that has a flat tyre!
we were all taken aback when our guide reached down about 4 feet into a pool that looked like it was about 8" deep, where many thousands of perch were hanging out.
The guys cut an access into the crawlspace from the basement in basically the only spot it would work, given all the plumbing and heating constraints down there. The concrete floor is poured now. As an aside, you can see orange cones out in the street, where the county spent the early part of the summer redoing a lot of concrete and assuring that we had extravagant amounts of dirt and filth from that work as well as our own.
Docks Unlimited owner works late and is rewarded with this view from his floating office. This was taken on Paugus Bay
Finally having a deck built onto the house. It is February and the ground is frozen solid. This was a lot of work by four strong guys. These are the first two holes they dug for the posts.
Week #37 (w/b 22 March) Words of Wisdom - Let’s share our best wisdom quotes or indeed your own words of wisdom. So, let's have a week of inspiration and entertainment which will, of course, brighten up all of our days. Forgive me but I might just use this one (!!) “Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which one to keep” … now, I will have to go and think of a shot that fits this quote by Scott Adams (American cartoonist and creator of Dilbert).
He who digs a hole for someone, will fall in it himself.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #37" "Words of Wisdom" "Macro Monday"
Well its another exciting Wild Beast Capture in the Woods of Virginia. I had been seeing this hole developing behind my bird feeder stump and was wondering how it was getting there. At first I thought it may have been the rain water washing it out but this picture sheds the light of day or shall I say the light of night on it :)
Remembering Bill Staines
Alaska Gold Rush
In Search of Night Creatures in the Woods of Virginia.
MFDC0085
Ski touring expedition on the Shackleton's route, South Gerogia
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10 minutes into snowblowing the driveway, the snowblower's auger drive belt broke, so I had to resort to hand shoveling. Uggh! 14 inches of snow and a very big driveway.