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I would be displaying Sailor Mars when I take individual pictures of her I still planning on getting Venus and Jupiter together but I seems that's going to be the only toys I am going to get the dolls need to wait XD.
Part of a large, interactive series of work called Pulse by Mexican-Canadian artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer on display recently at the Hirshhorn Museum in Washington, DC.
Mute Swan 4FQB being a bit of a tart displaying with 4GDD, until her partner came over and broke up the dancing
There are three male, and one female Hooded Mergansers at North Pond. This particular one, totally ignores the others, and just hangs around with the Wood Ducks, coming quite close to shore with them,and chases them around. When he displays he emits this deep-throated, booming sound..reminds me of the Tuva throat singers of Central Asia.
Colts Neck Township Fair - which conveniently was scheduled the weekend before Independence Day. Many towns cancelled fireworks displays this year due to fiscal constraints.
Happy Independence Day America!
Shot in Shaldon.. this beautiful Pericallis x hybrida.. I hope..:)
Have a lovely evening/day.. my friends.. thanks for your comments.. invites.. favour's.. & invites.. most appreciated.. NO multi invites please..
The Kori Bustard, a large ground-dwelling bird of the southern and east African plains, is perhaps best known for its spectacular courtship display. I was thrilled to witness several such displays on my recent trip to Tanzania. The male puffs up his neck and feathers, lifts his tail upright, raises his crest, and struts about the grassland, for all to see him in his glory.
Some more photos from this trip can be found here:
This photograph is from the Robert Sanderson collection.
which was kindly donated to Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums. A Christmas display in Callers department store, Newcastle upon Tyne. This is a 35mm slide. It was taken in 1966.
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An Unidentified 47 approaches Worcester Shrub Hill with a diverted service to the South Coast on Sunday 29th July 1990 under the watch of a supurb array of WR lower quadrant signalling.
It's amazing to believe that Worcester is still mainly under the control of Semaphore signalling up to this day. How much longer for I don't know, but it is a place still well worth a visit even though the majority of trains are DMU's
This is a Lobstros I use for display. I have 2 Interchangeable Amphi-Copter guns at front and a Microman gun at back...not sure what set it's from. The 2 red guns at front are from Kronos. I kind of liek the different look this gets set up this way.
A constant feature in Japan is to have wax or plastic models of dishes in shop windows; I particularly like the flying or floating chopsticks.
A display of Pepsi two-liter and six-pack cans in the 1980s. This was before Pepsi changed to the larger bold, block style lettering with the rounded corner 'E' in the bookend logo and packaging in 1987. HiC juice can display on left and Faygo soda at front of aisle on the right.
We stopped at a little honor system bakery/market. You just bought what you wanted and wrote your name down in a notebook with what you bought and how much money you put in the money box. Amazing in this day and time. ODC: display
I'm pleased to share that I now have prints hanging at Moka coffee shop in Saskatoon. They will be up there until the end of October. All black and white, and all prints of the old Victoria Traffic bridge.
If you're in town, drop by Moka for a coffee and take a look at the prints. As always, $50 from each print sale is donated to the Red Cross.
More details are on my web site.