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How to revive the poorness by using the media? the answer would be to embed and report back to not only nationwide, but also worldwide. These media professionals are from CTN. They are waiting to shoot the possible silhouette with the waterfall in Ratanakiri in which waterfalls are left undeveloped.
This is slightly weird. It's a building along the footpath into Cranleigh Showground.
It looks like a wooden granary, built on anti-rat stone mushrooms, or staddle stones, but the area between the mushrooms is filled in with brick. Not so rat-proof any more.
♥♥ Silver toned Winged Heart embedded in Resin with Bright Blue Glitter Large Heart Necklace ♥♥
Harley inspired jumbo sized pendant... I love how big and bold this heart shaped pendant is.
This necklace is huge and will turn heads. It is a great rock and roll accessory for any occasion and anytime you feel like rockin' out! It is a heart shaped pendant with an fully embedded silver toned winged heart and filled with bright blue glitter. This is a hand poured custom resin heart pendant hanging from a silver toned ball chain with lobster claw clasp.
This pendant/necklace is 100% hand crafted and unique. The resin, color and sparkle was especially mixed by me for this pendant. You will not find anyone with this exact same pendant. 100% original and one of a kind pendant.
The pendant is 2" x 2 1/8" and 3/8" thick that come with a silver toned ball chain of 18" long with lobster claw clasp.
Other necklace options available (see last pics) please mention in comments to seller which one you want.
Dimensions:
Blue Glitter Resin Hearts: 2" x 2 1/8"
Ball Chain with Lobster claw clasp: 18"
Slight variations may occur because each item is genuinely handmade.
It's amazing how these shells are embedded in the concrete walls. Shot taken on Egmont Key island off the coast of Tampa florida using the Panasonic 20mm 1.7 pancake lens and the Pen e-pl1 camera with a Hoyo circular polarizer filter.
Tack för i afton - om spelemannen Hakon Swärd
Han spelade schlagers på piano med Maurice Chevalier, tango på drag -
spel för Fangio och blåste trumpet hos storbandsgiganten Lulle Ellboj.
Hakon Swärd blev en av södra Sveriges mest populära dansmusiker
genom tiderna. Folket älskade dragspelaren Hakon Swärd och publik -
rekord sattes på löpande band där han drog fram.
”Tack för i afton” vittnar musikerna som följde Hakon runt om på
dansbanorna om denne geniale speleman. Inte heller Skånes obestridlige
blues- och reggaekung, Peps Persson, kan dölja sin stora beundran för
Hakon Swärd, ”swingens häxmästare”, som han kallades.
Hakon Swärd var en vanlig kommunalarbetare i Kristianstad och själv -
lärd musiker som spelade den tidens schlagers – ibland från hastigt ned -
klottrade harmonier på en wienerbrödspåse. Men som han gjorde det!
Med boken följer en CD med Hakon Swärd i toppform.
Because we had to plaster over the edge of the form in this section, it was necessary to set the first run of blocks so the wire blocks would not be obstructed by thick top edge.
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
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Taken while waiting for my ride to work. If you look closely you'll see that the large pebble is actually half embedded in the asphalt & tar of the street. Guess we had some pretty hot days for it to have been stuck in so deeply (likely with a little help from something that pressed it down into the heat-softened surface). I doesn't appear to have been embedded when the street was newly paved. It doesn't seem to have been affected the same as its surroundings from weathering, and there's no trace of tar or white paint on it.
Photoshop's paint daubs (2,7) filter was applied to bring out the detail. Great textures. Take a closer look.
Hipstamatic John S lens/Big Up film.
I actually didn't realize I was using this lens/film combo. I had another one selected, but apparently randomized my selection without realizing it. It came out OK, but it sure makes the day look less sunny than it was!
This window still embedded in the old foundation caught my eye because of the bright vines around it.
This is the second place we visited. It was in the middle of nowhere. There was no house left, just an old foundation and some outbuildings. There was also a large amount of rusty abandoned farm machinery and vehicles. It took us quite while to explore this place--it was so much fun!
In August my aunt and uncle who live in North Dakota volunteered to take me abandonment exploring! My dad and my husband also came with. My uncle works for Fed Ex and also hunts and so he has seen alot of abandonment around ND. We had a blast! They took us to some really amazing abandoned places and we saw some beautiful parts of North Dakota.
Kent's keeper Geraint Jones makes a save whilst training with Charlton Athletic goalkeeper Rob Elliott at the St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury, Kent, 6th April 2010