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david mahoney flips forwards through a poorly composed photo. Thanks to Ryan to holding the camera right flash and hookin me up with some help.
These images capture the flowers, trees, planters, shrubs, fountains, and beautiful architecture that line the streets of North Hills.
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.
Seen in Hazleton, PA at an August 2016 Collings Air Foundation presentation. Also known as "The Flying Fortress".
The planes were cramped, and mainly teenagers and very small men were able to function easily in the WWII USAAF bombers.
Do you know how cool it is to go to the front page of Explore and see your pic? It's too freakin' cool!!! Yippeee!!!!
The front yard is a mix of planting beds and permeable hardscape paths that direct foot traffic through the garden safely while negotiating the 25% slope we have running east to west.
It is a mix of about 60% native and 40% ornamental plants that respond to the humans and other species that live here.
Portland, Oregon.
Hoy más que nunca los soldados de tierra, mar, rÃo y aire de las Fuerzas Militares trabajan por la seguridad y el bienestar de todos los ciudadanos.
Again, this took way too long, but I was going slow and careful and I'm starting to sound like a broken record, but "I could do it faster next time."
Also, the jig I made is mostly junk. Can it hold the tubes in place during brazing? Yeah. Is it possible to set it up accurately without spending an absurd amount of time? Not at all.
I'll re-make the head tube centers and the angle brackets that hold them and then maybe I can set it up in a reasonable time frame.
Compositions in Color
Betsy Thompson and Irene Stapleford
Opening Reception, July 9, 5-8 p.m.
Front Room Gallery
378 Cottage Road
South Portland, Maine
207.767.3835
The show will be hanging for all of July and August but if you're local we'd love to see you at the opening!
Brunswick is really a great town to check out what people have done - and are doing - with their Victorian homes.