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Thank you to all the awesome Flickr peeps out there...my first ever Explore appearance AND a frontpage at that!

 

Thank you, what a great start to a Friday!

Thanks everyone for helping me make it to Explore Front Page! I am most thrilled. Tis my first time, hehe :D

Okay... this is slightly embarassing to be honest... *little smile*. But, as the donkey seems to like me at the moment (until they again change the code), I might as well embrace it, ey...

So thank you everyone for your views and words, I do appreciate it so so much! I know I'm not the perfect contact or anything, being here and then away again, going back and forth, but I do love this community of people from all over, talking to you, feeling the world become smaller every day, looking at all the awesome things you all upload day after day... Thank you, for being who you are. Yes, you and you and you, :).

Bloomington, Illinois, October 5, 1999 (by Kent Kanouse)

My first fp :)

 

Thank you flickr fam ♥

The background was mostly made in Illustrator.

Sewer Playset

1989, Series 2, (5685)

 

MISB, c8.5+

 

I’ve seen this same type of scene from the east coast to California.

When I was younger, my dad and I would take a picture on the front porch every year on my birthday. It's not my birthday yet, but we decided to take pictures anyway :) and ignore my ghostly white legs, gah.

Front Yard Landscaping. Compare these to earlier pictures

focus - should have been closer to the front of the black parasol...

The front 2 rooms of an abandoned farmhouse.

The front entrance of the Adjala shingled house.

Door is left and around door is this nice glass what ever, it's keep you dry when rain.

Great spot for a cold drink

This is the beautiful beach on the virtually untouched island of Hoga in the Wakatobi Marine National Park. We stayed here for a week, learning to dive and studying the coral reef ecosystem.

With sub-zero temperatures as low as -22 with the wind chill, the calves’ water and food supply freezes over, leaving the animals to suffer from thirst in addition to being inadequately protected by their plastic huts.

Front & Reverse-Lit Channel Letters and Channel Cabinet for American Wheel & Tire.

 

All signs and awnings shown in these images were designed, fabricated, and installed by Accent Sign and Awning, Houston Texas. Copyright 2012.

 

www.accentsignco.com 713-780-1151

 

Thank to Hector Ochoa for the screenshot. He is such a nice person :))

  

explore è davvero ma davvero strano.

two posts in one day!!! can you believe it?!

A front was moving into Dallas so my roommate and i decided to go photograph/video it. it was crazy. the wind changed directions as the front got closer and then we got caught in a hail storm on our way home.

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