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I had to clone some annoying branches out of the left hand side of the frame and haven't done a great job, but the image is more effective without it IMO.
These honeyeaters are great fun, very unusual-looking and hard to approach but they have a great call and are just great outback birds.
Temporary supports before rebuilding with new 4x6 posts from ground level up to the roof overhead. The old steps came off as soon as they were happy with the support columns.
Grey aluminum windows, shop entrance and shop front for My-Furniture.co.uk in Stapleford, Nottingham. Second phase to be installed in the next 6 weeks.
Maybe this is my normal posture - ugh! The crotch wrinkles don't always look this pronounced, believe me...
Front panel works almost. Power button and light are great, USB works, and so does FireWire, but no audio. It doesn't switch from the back. Not sure what do do there. It's not really an issue though since I run my output through a small mixer that always has a pair of headphones connected to it.
The front yard after all of the lawn work - tilling, seeding, feeding - wow! Our Encore azaleas that are supposed to bloom, spring, summer & fall are on their fall bloom. They skipped the summer one though. grrr!
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!
This is our front door and the cardboard box in the front with our names written on it is a temporary mailbox. Kind of ghetto.
White-fronted geese as seen during their brief stay-over on the tundra surrounding Kugluktuk, Nunavut as they head further north for the summer breeding season.
Angie heard a noise the night before and it was this cicada hitting the storm door trying to fly through the glass. After that failed it took refuge above the door!!!
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.
This is the finished result.
Cut, Color and Styling, by Adam O'Mahony.
Make Up done by an outside party, provided by Vidal Sassoon.
This is the house we live in it's in Portland, Oregon. We just moved last summer, after much remodeling. We love it here!
Front door now painted, I think it needs a door knocker or something.
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premiere night 10/07/09
I had no idea where exactly in the front row I would be when I bought the tickets back in october... imagine my surprise when I arrived at the theatre! it was almost too close really lol
Rivendell HubbuHubbuH prototype fork. 1-1/8" threadless conversion headset. 625mm front center. 12" BB height