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Exotic Interlude
Anja Christensenâ„¢ Nude Doll
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I don't know why, but to me anything feathered is exotic.
This is one of a pair of ornaments I picked up at the Oxfam bazaar for 50cents. The moment I saw the feathers I just had to have them!
For Our Daily Challenge.
Today's challenge - Exotic
I've got to watch Survivor on the telly now, I'll be back to see your photos later. :-)
I was looking through my travel shots and thought this one was an interesting shot of a market place food stall in Vietnam.
a Fritillaria (the Crown Imperial variety) found in the University of Idaho Arboretum
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On Thursday, September 18, 2014, Food in the Garden focused on the foodways and waterways of the Great Lakes region.
The Great Lakes region was integral to the War of 1812, a front for several naval and land conflicts such as the assaults on Ft. Meigs and the Battle of Put-in-Bay. Once referred to as the Eden of the West, the Great Lakes region included hundreds of miles of untamed wilderness, rolling rivers, and dense forest encompassing modern day New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan. The region was home to the Chippewa, Ottawa, and Iroquois tribes, who valued the waterways as a means of life. With the increasing demand for elbow room, European-Americans began to extend their reach westward into relatively unfamiliar territory with the hope of thriving off of abundant, fertile land. With them came exotic and—in some cases—invasive species never before seen in the region such as apples, peaches, swine, and other fare that would come to define the region. How did the introductions of new plant and animal species affect the cultural foodways of the people who lived there and continue to live in the region today?
200 years later, this region is the cultural center of the Midwest with over 32 million people living along the lakes. Although early settlements have come and gone, many heirloom seeds native to this region have stood the test of time and there is an ever-present effort to preserve them, not only for consumption but for their cultural significant as well.
Panelists: Jodi Branton, National Museum of American Indian; Rick Finch, interim director of the Glenn Miller Birth Place Museum and former site manager of Fort Meigs: Ohio’s War of 1812 Battleground ; and Tim Rose, geologist at the National Museum of Natural History and cider maker with Distillery Lane.
In the Marketplace: Whisked! Bakery’s Jenna Huntsberger showcases rhubarb and apple pies, Distillery Lane Ciderworks presents cider making demonstrations, Meatcrafters charcuterie discusses artisanal meat, and learn about what's blooming in the Garden from Smithsonian Gardens.
Lamborghini Murcielago.
Disfruta de esta y de otras imágenes del Rally en Grupo Exotic Car Club (Granada - Marbella '08)
IMO a great looking saloon. And "Quattroporte" sounds more exotic than "Four Door" :-)
Spotted out and about.
Abdul Tee Jay from Sierra Leone and his Rokoto Band at Rise Festival Burgess Park London Beautiful Lady Exotic Cultural Dancer