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I love this display of threads that I found in the Josiah Henson Museum. I suppose it sat in a store in days gone by.
Have a good day everyone and thanks for your visits,,,
Since 2017 that I started to make each year, a new Display based on a different Historical Theme; I quickly noticed that doing this increases a lot my creativity and above all else my will to make more MOCs. This year I decided to make MOCs based on a forsaken Nation who actually had a very rich indigenous aeronautical industry during the XX Century but because of a very bitter War during the 90s, all was lost: Yugoslavia.
Between 1930 and 1991, Yugoslavia developed many unique designs for their own use since they combined engines, weapons and sensors from both Eastern and Western Nations.
In 2023 I´m planning to show some of their most "famous" designs; this required extensive research which wasn´t easy because there aren´t a lot of books covering their development.
So don´t forget to subscribe my page to see the many different planes that I´m currently preparing to show.
Thank You!
My last two quilts on display: "Rose Buds" form Ombre fabrics and "Light Geometry" from Kaffe Fassett fabrics
Red-winged Blackbirds are fiercely territorial, and put on their classical displays with wings flashing red and gold feathers when competitor males approach. They also look and sound quite aggressive too. Photo was taken at Mud Lake, Ottawa, Ontario.
Here's a quick shot of my (mostly Mattel) Winx display, before I started redoing it. Updated will be posted later today.
The rest of my Jakks are in another shelf.
This is part of a display commemorating the 175th anniversary of the church in Dalby. There are all sorts of things on display mostly from Victorian and early 20th century times.
The little doll/sanrio display I do in my room... Also, I am endlessly amused by the fact the Disney ears fit the alpacasso. I will need to get more photos of that.
I changed it up a bit. Since I restyled the Zillas I thought it was about time that they would get a proper display. I finally could use the cardboard pieces that I kept saving. I need to find their brushes but I have no idea where I put them.
Seasonal merchandise display at the entrance of Marlton NJ Super Fresh Market in April, 1986.
Scanned from 35mm negative.
On the 50th. Anniversary celebration of Kuwait Constitution...here are my series of shots in the fireworks event that was held in the long costal road of Kuwait, from the Kuwait Towers down to the Green Island Park on November 10,2012 at 8:00 p.m., it took more than an hour of Pyrotechnics display that cost more than 4M. kuwaiti dinars ($14M.) and it puts them in the Guiness Book of world record.
On display today at RAF Coningsby for a Vintage Day. I managed to squeeze my camera lens through a hole in the wire fencing to capture this, as I returned from my morning walk!!
From my dad and I's favorite section of the entire Glenbow Museum, the Treasures of the Mineral World wing, here are some minerals, which look rather plain under normal light (as shown below), only showing their true brilliant properties when a different spectrum of light shines upon them (activated by pressing a button on the side of the display case).
My dad and I, who are both keenly interested in nature and the natural sciences, have long held this to be one of our very favorite exhibits!
Oh, and sorry for the reflection from the other display on the right hand side there, as you can see from the bottom photo, under normal light, it was barely visible, but under the different spectrum, it became glaringly obvious!
This photo was taken at pretty close range. I went outside to play with my new camera and see what I could find. There is always something interesting in the habitat my husband and I have been creating over the past few years. The yard was much quieter than usual. However, I heard a noise and went to investigate. This Anole is what I found.
June 2013. A male ruddy duck does his courtship display consisting of beating his beak on the water to produce bubbles and then releasing a belch-like call. Taken at Lorain Harbor.
The Butchart Gardens is a group of floral display gardens in Brentwood Bay on Vancouver Island which claims to receive more than a million visitors each year. In 1994, the Canadian Heraldic Authority granted a coat of arms to the Butchart Gardens........Wikipedia
Butchart Gardens, Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada (Monday 14 Sep 2009 @ 11:51am).
I had a private display dance by this marvelous guy that lasted for a long time. I took 107 photos. Here's a few. Posted for Our Daily Challenge topic - 'A Tough Act to Follow.'
Taken at The City of 10,000 Buddhas, Ukiah, California
We took some of our students to visit a soy sauce factory. The tour through the factory included many historical displays for both that particular business, but also for the history of soy sauce making.
wooded display trees purchased at paperchase
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