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Sandy Beach break on a nice day...IF you know what you're doing. If NOT, then an ambulance ride could well be in your immediate future.
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Na de UBC ging het baanvak Breda-Tilburg dicht vanwege een aanrijding met persoon en bleven de aangekondigde cargo's in Breda wachten. Een mooi moment om naar de werkzaamheden tussen Lage Zwaluwe en Roosendaal te gaan om de Fraai herschilderde Rail Experts 6703 te zoeken. Die werd uiteindelijk in Oudenbosch gevonden en kon na enig wachten gefotografeerd worden op de tijdelijke losplaats voor de vervuilde ballast.
Craghoppers has been designing outdoor clothing and protective travel equipment for over 50 years.
Some of us have "been in on it" since the beginning.
Around 40% of people over 50 in the UK have some form of hearing loss. Hearing loss is usually gradual and you may not notice any changes straight away.
Many people with hearing loss experience a drop in self-esteem and confidence because of their impaired ability to communicate with other people.
The following tips might be helpful next time you talk with a hearing impaired person:
Get the person’s attention.
Face the person and stand close to them.
Have the light on your face and do not cover your mouth.
Speak more slowly than usual.
Raise your voice if you have to, but try not to shout.
Speak expressively and use face, hand and body movements.
Candid shot, Exeter Quayside, Exeter, Devon, UK
Alpine pika, Ochotona alpina, is picky when it comes to the size of the stones to live among.
Russia, Altai mountains, Chike-Taman mountain pass.
Rus: это - алтайская пищуха, и это грызун.
Россия, республика Алтай, перевал Чике-Таман.
So here I was watching this hoverfly when along came a robin. I thought, I'll just hang around and see if the robin catches it -- a likely story. Jammy shot is all.
Former Weyerhaeuser Timber Company 2-6-6-2T No. 108 pulling the "1880 Train" of the Black Hills Central Railroad between Hill City and Keystone, South Dakota
Our fantastic guide was able to show us, start to finish the exact process that they use to go from the tobacco seed, to the plant, to the harvesting, drying, formenting, and selling. Many of the tobacco farmers in the area are forced to sell their crops to Cohibas and other popular Coban cigar brands, controlled by their government.
This is a collective of women weavers who are also part of a Parents' support group, parents who have come together to support girls to stay in school, in partnership with the educational charity CAMFED. It was mesmerising to watch them weave; a lifetime of practice and a craft tradition that each individual adds their own expression to.
The rainwater rushing down from majestic Ko'olau Mountain on the windward side of Oahu in 1965 and 1969 caused major devastation to the inhabitants of Kâne'ohe on the coast with the loss of many homes. The United States Army Corps of Engineers was ordered to set up a flood control system. Part of this system was the laying out of a huge botanical garden called Ho'omaluhia (= making a place of peace and tranquillity). The 400-acre garden lives up to this name splendidly. It opened its gates in 1982, and is now one of the five Honolulu botantical gardens. It is indeed a magnificent, quiet place and a haven to many species of plants, some of which are severely endangered.
In the section of the garden called Kahua Lehua (=native Hawai'ian plants) I saw this delicate, native Hawai'ian hibiscus, labeled as Koki'o ke'oke'o and, in Latin, Hibiscus waimeae. It was first fully described in 1897 by Amos Arthus Heller (1867-1944), who early in his career visited Hawai'i. He later went on to become a major expert on and collector of Puerto Rican plants. There's a bit of confusion in the literature whether this hibiscus is the same as the White Kaua'i Rosemallow. If anyone can clear this up for me, please write!