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Our group grew pretty large at the Hub bar.
We met (and all left together for the club), a guy from France working in Hong Kong, 2 Chinese guys with him, a guy and a girl on a date from Japan, people from Britain teaching English in Japan, and a few other people who I forgot about.
The guy from France I met in the bathroom after I mistakenly broke the toilet by kicking off the lid and seat.... I just didn't want to touch it with my hands and I guess it wasn't screwed on too tight.
Mi-something and her date were sitting next to us, and then it just sort of flowed out from there.
Hup is the cue I use whenever I want the boys to jump onto something, such as the grooming table, or in this case, a big ol' piece of driftwood. It's a highly reinforced position, so they are pretty motivated to jump onto things. Briggs has the most difficulty with it, though. If he is the first one up, the commotion of the others leaping up pushes him off. He does not hold his ground. If he is last he has to jump into the middle of everyone, and he is very hesitant to force his way in. So here he is at the bottom, really not wanting to be on the end of the log. Two feet are okay, Briggers.
Du 03 au 19 Juilet 2016, les festivités de BREST 2016 rassemblent en son port maritime un rassemblement des plus beaux voiliers du monde. Pour l'occasion la Marine Nationale participe à cet événement.
Sizes is about 70cm.
Big grouper looks like everyone's Uncle Max and should be smoking cigars.
Fish hates to have their pictures taken. Ha! This is a precious moment.
The Ballyfermot Heritage group would like to thank the Lord Mayor of Dublin Paul McAuliffe for inviting us to celebrate our 17 year anniversary in the Mansion House. We would like to thank Liam, Rosemary and Rowan for organising our night there. Our Thanks to Councillor Daithi De Roiste who deputised for the Lord Mayor as unfortunately he could not attend the event. We were joined by Councillors, Council Staff, and many people from the Ballyfermot and the surrounding areas that served on different Committees down the years. Also remembered on the night was four of our deceased members. Thomas Davis, John (Jack) McMahon, Robert (Bob) Keogh, and William O’ Flaherty as members of their Families attended. Our rich Heritage of music and songs was also on show on the night and thank you to all. A presentation of the Ballyfermot Heritage Plaque was presented to Councillor Daithi De Roiste for the Lord Mayor. Thank you to all that helped us celebrate 17th Anniversary and please God we will have many more days and nights to celebrate our rich Heritage and History
Talbot Heath reunion, Days Hotel (Marsham Court) Bournemouth.
Almost OK (but a funny face from Margaret!)
Don Trandum, Seesue the family dog, Carolyn Sharp Trandum, Dr. David Sharp, Sally (Sarah) Austin Sharp, Barbara Trandum, Jerry Trandum. Barbara is holding Mimi
Created by Morris Descendants Group, Sebastopol, CA
Artist: Miriam
Title: Single Red Line
Organizer: Beth Hartmann
Theme: Ingenuity in the Face of Adversity
Materials and techniques: Fiber, yarn, acrylic paint.
Did you enjoy this project? Yes, though it was painful.
About: Balancing on the tightrope between hopeful planning and seeking contentment despite another single red line.
Learn more about IFC Projects at www.ifcprojects.com
This is the group site that is part of the main Lake Kachess campground. There is a separate campground on the east side of the lake that has no potable water and is away from the main campground.
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