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My photo of my resin family was on Explore's geo tag's front page!
Thanks Claudia for showing me this AGAIN and even taking the time to "print screen" it!
The other time I got front page was with a picture of Lolla from my personal Flickr!
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Erlkönig ist eine gängige Bezeichnung für den Prototyp eines Autos. Während die Hersteller versuchen, das genaue Aussehen dieser Fahrzeuge geheim zu halten, wird ihnen von Fotojournalisten, sogenannten Erlkönig-Jägern, nachgestellt, die danach die gemachten Fotos an Fachmagazine oder die Boulevardpresse verkaufen.
Bus at Pierce county Transit Facility across a large parking lot from the Lakewood Towne Centre.
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A cold front arrives over Sydney.
Done and on time too! The pictures of the corset on me didn't turn out; so I will re-shoot and post them later. interestingly it doesn't pucker when I wear it, but it does on Sally (of course I don't have it tightened down here at all, especially in the waist). It comes up to the bottom of my bust and stops at the bottom of my hips.
front view of After School Pants shortened. I moved the decorative patch on the side up when I shortened them. I also eliminated the taper on both the inside and outside of the legs
and cut the legs straight.
So I decided to try my hand at one of the contests. This is for the Time Paradox Contest on the Lego Contest network. The title explains it all! Aliens vs. Kingdoms!
Other angles can be seen here:
Having just passed one of its sisters on the city service from Broomhill to Cribbs in Bristol, 33960 SN65ZCU is seen having just passed Arnos Vale cemetery and is heading towards Temple Meads station.
Some work was done on the fibregass at the front of the bus. The grille surround, originally in one piece, was modified as a matter of course by Tayside to ease replacement, with the two corner panels separate and joined to the centre section with bolted metal strips. The strip on the nearside was wider, and the existence of piece of checkerplate rivetted on the fibreglass inside the entrance vestibule suggested that a front-end accident had taken place at some point.
Front view. This bag is a fairly simple looking bag, not like the Kata 3in1 series, where you dont know what is where and the bag itself just looks very busy. This Tenba however, is VERY well build. SOLID. It definately feels better built than Crumpler bags, as well as Kata bags (which feel kinda cheap, and plasticy to me). Actually, I think this bag might have better build quality than Lowepro (*gasp!!*). The outside of this bag, definately feels better than the Lowepro's with the thin nylon like stuff. The bag in itself also feels like it will repel water quite well.
We were having our morning coffee recently when the ledger board pulled loose from the house and we dropped about 8 inches. I'll guarantee you that will get your attention. We had to get a couple of bids and decided on our team (and chose well, fortunately). This is early on and you can see my Hi-Lift jack that I had placed to keep it from falling further and knocking a support post loose. Notice this end had moved a lot and I don't know how it didn't collapse further.
Front Parlor of the McKenzie House at Old Cowtown Museum. The house was built in about the 1880s and was moved to Cowtown in 1961. For many years it was occupied by the Girl Scouts and known as the Kirby House. The house was reinterpreted in 2013 as a home for a single woman and it is the 40th exhibit building opened at Cowtown.