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uma pausa para um momento fanfarrão :)
achei essa idéia engraçada e não resisti, tive que participar.
Mini Flickr meeting with Aline <a www.flickr.com/photos/36873466@N08 and Elvin! www.flickr.com/photos/25228175@N08 Thank you both for a great day!!
A shot with my new canon lens 1.8 ef 50 mm, the "plastic fantastic".
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Rubiaceae (bedstraw, coffee, or madder family) » Mitragyna parvifolia
my-tra-GY-na -- from the Greek mitra (a turban or headdress) and gyne (ovary)
par-vee-FOH-lee-uh -- meaning, small leaves
commonly known as: kaim, water kadamba • Bengali: ধারাকদম্ব dharakadam, গুলিকদম্ব gulikadam • Gujarati: કલમ kalam • Hindi: गुरी guri, कैम kaim • Kannada: ನೀರ ಕದಮ್ಬ nira kadamba, ಸಣ್ಣ ಕದಮ್ಬ sanna kadamba • Malayalam: കതമമരം kathamamaram, നീര്ക്കടമ്പ് niirkkatamp, പൂച്ചക്കടമ്പ് puuccakkatamp, റോസ് കടമ്പ് roos katamp, വീമ്പ് viimp • Marathi: कळम kalam • Sanskrit: वितानः vitanah • Tamil: நிசுளம் niculam, நீர்க்கடம்பு nirkkatampu • Telugu: అజఘ్నము ajaghnamu, అంబుసారము ambusaramu, జలతుంబురు jalatumburu, నిరుకడము nirkadambu, ఋష్య rsya, తధిద్రుమ tadhidruma
Native to: India
References: Flowers of India • Ayurvedic Medicinal Plants • ENVIS - FRLHT
wow cant believe this year is ending soon ..and its time for the tag game for flickr year too..
if you see this you are tagged too :P
so wish you all an amazing new dolly year !!!
xoxo
V.
I think I am about 4 years here, around 1981
This is a photo from a photo, since my scanner is so old that it does not work with OSes past windows 95 :)
Photo by my dad
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Thanks everyone for your great comments and for Flickr Friday making it a favourite :)
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and life is full of mysterious ways to make your own world evolves in your own way.!"
Today it's flickr's birthday, 7 years! Yay.
So I just wanna say happy birth flickr, and thank you for this wondeful website *_*<3
This picture turned out bad. The lights was so bad. Willow doesn't look into the camera and Kiwi just looks wierd. But the other pictures was horrible.
I also wanna dedicate this picture to Jeevas, because it was her birthday for looong time ago, and I wanted to do a birthday picture for her, but i have never uploadet it. So here it is, mor pics later also dedicated to you ^_^ <3
Her am too: )
please add this flickr to your conact list too, i will be upload here things for puki/lati yellow or future 'want to travel' doll :)
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Mara Galeazzi & Friends, Milan 2015 with Gary Avis, Anna Tsygankova and Jozef Varga, Elena Vostrotina and Raphael Coumes Marquet, Alexandra Lo Sardo and Jon Axel Fransson - Teatro Carcano
On a walk around Linwood Cemetery with my Flickr friend. January 2022 Christchurch New Zealand.
History of the Linwood Cemetery :
A lot of headstones have fallen and were damaged by the Christchurch Earthquakes in 2010-11.
The cemetery was the first Christchurch cemetery located outside the town ‘on sanitary grounds’ and is situated on what was once a large sand dune.
It was at one time called Christchurch Cemetery or Sandilands Cemetery, on account of the sandy soil, very suitable for digging. It has many large and interesting monuments, most of which are to the memory of early residents of the eastern suburbs. It has a Jewish section, including graves resited from the 19th century Jewish cemetery in Hereford Street. There are many notable people buried in the cemetery, along with a number of 'colourful' characters.
In 1884 the Council approved the construction of a tramway to the cemetery from the corner of Cashel and High streets and by 1885 had built a tramway hearse. Although now covered by asphalt, tram tracks survive beneath the main pathway within the cemetery.
For More Info: www.ccc.govt.nz/services/cemeteries/operational-cemeterie...