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I find it amazing that this tree has been able to grow and survive the amount of flash floods that have come down through here over the centuries... Its giant trunk and the rocks practically embedded in its trunk tell a story of resilience that almost none can match.
An ancient field cultivator has become a part of this tree line undergrowth, complete with black raspberries in the left center of the image.
The first running of the Clane & Rathcoffey Parish 10KM and 5KM Road Race and Family Fun Run took place in Clane Village, Co. Kildare, Ireland on Sunday 21st of October at 14:30. This was a really great community inspired event with large fields in both races. The finish on the main street added to the atmosphere of the race. Well done to everyone involved.
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Some useful links
Results of the 10KM are here www.precisiontiming.net/result/racetimer?v=%252Fen%252Fra...
A number of these unusual rocks were in the streambed of Moanalua Stream, with horizontal white shards embedded in a dark matrix. Possibly brought up from some late eruption? No rejuventated stage sites in the area though.
Edinburgh, Scotland. 29th October 2013. Taken on Zenit branded LC-A with Kodak Ulramax400. C41 processed and scanned by ASDA
for years I thought the pattern was painted on, now I discover it's coloured glass embedded into the glass jug. Makes wonderful tricks with the light!
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
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Lovely use of glass block in the clerestory; also glass block is embedded in patio. Old pool railing near barbeque pit.
Gillingham's new manager Andy Hessenthaler at the start of his second period as manager of the club, Priestfield Stadium, Gillingham, Kent, 25th May 2010.
Closing Reception and Pannel Discussion in support of Embedded Exhibition, Freedom Tower , August 9 , 2012
Board, Pins, Chips, Components.... the hidden ones that embedded under the cover of many modern consumer products!
The CONTEC Group exhibited this year at Japan IT Week. This is Japan's largest trade show featuring global companies offering the latest IT technologies / solutions. Also featured in the CONTEC booth was DTx's Custom Embedded Computer & Advanced Display Solutions.
A slab of rock (probably slate?), embedded in a kind of irish-moss-like surreal vegetation which, due to the semi-automatic way of producing it, owes a lot to Max Ernst and his unsurpassed automatistic painterly inventions.