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The Posto Florestal Fanal on Madeira island. When the clouds are creeping into this little laurel forest, the atmosphere is unbelivable.
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Pic takes Aug 30, 2022
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Als je op Madeira bent mag je het Fanal Forest niet overslaan. Fanal Forest, ook wel bekend als Laurisilva, is één van de meest mysterieuze plekken van het eiland. Dit bos bestaat voornamelijk uit laurierbomen en is één van de laatste laurierbossen ter wereld. Hierdoor staat dit oerbos op de UNESCO Werelderfgoed lijst en wordt het dus goed beschermd. Deze bomen groeiden miljoenen jaren geleden al op het eiland (en in grote delen van de rest van Europa), dus je stapt echt een stukje prehistorie in.
Bij minder mooi weer is de kans groot dat het bos in mist gehuld is, wat enorm bijdraagt aan het sprookjesachtige en mysterieuze gevoel van deze plek.
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Crepidotus is a genus of fungi in the family Crepidotaceae. Species of Crepidotus all have small, convex to fan-shaped sessile caps and grow on wood.
A Japanese-style fan and a rubber squeeze duck attached (as decors) to the gate of our apartment. The rubber squeeze duck is actually a bicycle ringer. It will make a loud and sharp sound if you squeeze it. Our rubber duckie is our security guard and also act as our doorbell. =P
*Note: These are toys collected by me.
More in My Collection Corner.
The Siberia, California chapter of the Santa Fe historical society which, is more than likely one person with a fair amount of time on their hands and a large amount of Montana Black on hand at all times; presents a colorful display to look at as railfans and wary travels roll through the heart of the Mojave Desert. And yeah I know graffiti's bad because of a litany of reasons and blah blah blah, but come on it could have been some dumb scribble that only other taggers could read. Twenty-seven has a couple of railroad themed bangers out here to, so more or less it is what you make of it, just like Skeleton-Bat or Bat-Skeleton.
Portrait of Bernard Gaddis, founding artistic director of The Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater, painted head to tow in metallic jet-black body paint.
This was a winner of the PPA International Photography Competition in 2011 and is part of the 2011 IPC Loan Collection.
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Jim's turkey fan from his 2009 turkey. He used russian olive that he cut below his house as the wood to mount the fan.
Walking with a friend (shown) on the 'Brecon Fan' to the top of Pen-y-Fan along the Brecon Horshoe route in the Brecon National Park South Wales
Fan of flames...
l am thinking about the struggles women/ children are faced with every day who are bravely fighting for their freedom and rights and hope they are soon liberated and live life in freedom and peace soon.
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A custom piece stitched for a friend.
more details here:
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Gypsy Germaine at 34B Oxford St Burlesque.
This has got to be my favourite shot from the whole show. Beautiful, but then, with Gypsy Germaine, I can't imagine a photo not turning out beautiful.
An alluvial fan is a fan-shaped deposit formed where a fast flowing stream flattens, slows, and spreads typically at the exit of a canyon onto a flatter plain.
This stream, that comes from the mountains behind, leads to Emerald Lake. It brings silt and gravel with it and in the time it took the glaciers to form the lake, it will fill with the sediments that come from the mountains. It is the area that is fan shaped and not just the stream.
It sure was nice of someone to plant those trees right where the stream flows.