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Working up a sweat in the chamberette (the previous end of the passage) - the passage continues to the left.
Digging the foundations for the operating theatre was not too difficult, as the ground at Chitokoloki is almost pure sand.
After starting the day at 4:00 AM to a dead battery I got a jump start from my neighbor across the hall. Left it running while I cleaned it off and waited for the parking lot to get cleared. I was blocked in by a 4 foot pile of snow and ice at the entrance created by the snow plow.
Work was cancelled so it worked out pretty well that I had the day to get my car fixed up.
Once I was able to get out of the parking lot I drove straight to Autozone auto parts store to buy a new battery. But the car died at the stop light at 6th and Douglas. The battery was still dead. A guy in a pickup helped me push the car off the road and he gave me a jump. Resumed my trip to the auto parts store.
BOY SCOUTS / EXPLORER: Digging In: Caption reads, to help construct the first defined foot trail in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge are explorer scouts from the Black Beaver Council. Original Photo 08/12/1973. Published on 8-12-73.
Common potter wasp - Delta petiolata.
Digging wasp, Lions Nature Education Centre, Sai Kung N.T., Hong Kong
I don't think people actually understand how much I love these bugs. I wish I could identify them much better.
6 layer peanut butter chocolate birthday cake!
gluten free and vegan.
You can find the recipe by clicking...
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During ISV's Costa Rican adventure, volunteers get the chance to help endangered sea turtles.
This photo was taken by Alana Heilbig from Australia.
To sign up for a similar volunteer project abroad, visit www.isvolunteers.org today!
This wasp was digging in a really hard and dry spot on the track. It was mining material for a nest, see comments below.
Mark Sepeck (hand on shovel) of Rockland Park department waits while Robert Corvi digs holes at Jefferson School for its playground construction Wednesday, August 9, 2006 in Rockland. p/fred robertson
After driving into the mountains to look for snakes, but finding the weather horrible--13 C and a howling wind--I headed back down to try a lower road. The conditions were little better, but i saw a small-toothed ferret badger (Melogale moschata) but no snakes. After wandering down a farm trail for a last search before giving up, I heard a noise in the trees from the other side of the bend ahead and expected boar as I approached quietly. As I peered into the bushes, suddenly a pangolin appeared and began digging noisily, tearing into the tree roots. After a minute or so, it ambled away only to then emerge from the brush and cross the path in front of my feet, clambering up the bank so close that I stroked its tail a couple of times, not that it seemed to notice.