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Saturday, 6/27/15, despite a weather forecast of a total washout from heavy rain, over 51 die hard volunteers of all ages braved the elements to help us cleanup Lynch Cove Run! Together we removed over 71 bags of trash including a table, a 5 gallon bucket of cement and a lawnmower! We worked hard, and laughed in the rain all the while helping cleaning our environment and the community!!! We could not be more grateful to everyone who came out today!! Mother Nature helped us out again by holding off on the heavy rain until we were done for the day! You can see the incredible difference everyone made from the beautiful photos!
We would like to thank the Marc Tsakiris of the The Boulevard Diner for providing everyone with a free breakfast to start everyone out on a full stomach, Entenmann’s Bakery for donating plenty of donuts for tasty snacks and Chick-fil-A Eastpoint for donating chicken nuggets and iced tea for lunch! We would also like to thank photographer Pete Hicks for most of the images in the album. Thank you everyone for all your hard work creating yet another successful cleanup!
To learn more about us, please visit our website at www.BreadandCheeseCreek.org
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Between 13 and 21 May 2016, London College of Communication held an exhibition, conference and workshop aimed at engaging audiences in speculations about the key design trends which could shape and transform our everyday lives. The event series was organised by MA Design Management and Cultures students and was based around five provocations authored by industry experts on important global themes: Digital Disruptions, Architectural Visions, Ageing Populations, Consumer Lifestyles and Cultural Institutions. Image © Ana Escobar
The school is shut, the A1 is shut, so is the A66, and various other local roads - yes, a few inches of snow in Britain, and we are stuffed
Some obvious adjustments had to be imposed this year when it comes to the most popular on-the-air event in ham radio.
Most of us will operate from our back yards, nothing I haven't done before. By the looks of this of the forecast it will also be at least a mostly indoor event for me.
Now comes the big decision, emergency or commercial power, I have batteries!
Between 13 and 21 May 2016, London College of Communication held an exhibition, conference and workshop aimed at engaging audiences in speculations about the key design trends which could shape and transform our everyday lives. The event series was organised by MA Design Management and Cultures students and was based around five provocations authored by industry experts on important global themes: Digital Disruptions, Architectural Visions, Ageing Populations, Consumer Lifestyles and Cultural Institutions. Image © Ana Escobar
A door on the boardwalk in Duck, North Carolina with the day's tide and weather forecast. For this and more images see www.simoncrumpton.co.uk
And it's not good with feel like temps of 100F or 38C today & tomorrow. We've honestly had enough & were looking forward to some seasonally cool temps.
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Between 13 and 21 May 2016, London College of Communication held an exhibition, conference and workshop aimed at engaging audiences in speculations about the key design trends which could shape and transform our everyday lives. The event series was organised by MA Design Management and Cultures students and was based around five provocations authored by industry experts on important global themes: Digital Disruptions, Architectural Visions, Ageing Populations, Consumer Lifestyles and Cultural Institutions. Image © Ana Escobar
After an incredibly wild and stormy Friday night Saturday morning wasn't much better. It had been forecast to be OK but the winds were gale force and it rained until early afternoon. I'd been really looking forward to getting out, I'd been revising for an exam for two weeks and having sat it (and passed thankfully) the day before I was raring to get out in the hills. Straight after work I decided to head to Cromwell Bottom for a change, being in the valley bottom it was going to be a bit calmer there. It was still raining when I arrived and it was fairly quite, it's popular with dog walkers and the dogs are a pain when you're there for the birds so being quiet suited me. As I reached the feeding area the rain came on again and you can see it streaking down some of the shots I took there. I found a path I hadn't been on before and a Robin, rather than darting off as usual, followed me, sometimes too close for me to focus on it. I was already running a bit late at this point but I still took loads of shots with it in different spots. As I walked back to the car, passing the closed cafe, there was a squirrel, more birds, and darting under the chairs, a weasel. Not a bad afternoon considering the weather.
Vestido camisero de mujer con manga larga, bolsillos laterales y bordado en el pecho. Perfecto look femenino para el día a día.
Between 13 and 21 May 2016, London College of Communication held an exhibition, conference and workshop aimed at engaging audiences in speculations about the key design trends which could shape and transform our everyday lives. The event series was organised by MA Design Management and Cultures students and was based around five provocations authored by industry experts on important global themes: Digital Disruptions, Architectural Visions, Ageing Populations, Consumer Lifestyles and Cultural Institutions. Image © Ana Escobar
Between 13 and 21 May 2016, London College of Communication held an exhibition, conference and workshop aimed at engaging audiences in speculations about the key design trends which could shape and transform our everyday lives. The event series was organised by MA Design Management and Cultures students and was based around five provocations authored by industry experts on important global themes: Digital Disruptions, Architectural Visions, Ageing Populations, Consumer Lifestyles and Cultural Institutions. Image © Ana Escobar