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Old Harry Rocks are three chalk formations, including a stack and a stump, located at Handfast Point, on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, southern England. They mark the most eastern point of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Old Harry Rocks are three chalk formations, including a stack and a stump, located at Handfast Point, on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, UK.
48/52 weeks for dogs
It was a beautiful evening and I took my camera for the dogwalk with the intention to take a picture of Harry for this week.
Old Harry Rocks are three chalk formations, including a stack and a stump, located at Handfast Point, on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset, southern England. They mark the most easterly point of the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Harry *--* Mais uma do McFLY, agora falta a do Tom e deles juntos!
Não preciso repetir que amo eles né? KK'
Bom, não to conseguindo editar direito, eu sonho em conseguir blendar como o Maax, a Gabbs, o Diih, A Alination, A Ana K .. e mais outros divos e divas, só que não consigo :\
Mas quem sabe um dia né?
Eu adorei o tom marrom e achei a tipo uma gracinha, me lembrou chocolate KK'
Espero que vocês gostem, eu gostei (:
Beijos :*
18/52 weeks for dogs
We are visiting my mother in law on the way to Brittanny...Gaia and Harry were playing in the garden before I took this picture.
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34/52 weeks for dogs
Harry loves to jump into a little dirty pond in the garden of my mother in law. I think mud ist healthy so I let him have the fun !
We will stay here one more week then we start our trip to Scotland.
51/52 weeks for dogs
Happy tongues !
It is so hard to make a choice for this week from Harry. He had so much activity and I took so many nice shots ! But I think I choose the silly one ! It was a really lucky week for him meeting twice his friend Flocke and once his sister Marlene brought him lots of action and running ! And I had fun , too, only from watching !
I wish you all a very happy Christmas !
This juvenile Great Blue Heron visited our little backyard pond two evenings in a row. He was so cute - and completely unafraid of people. I named him Harry, just 'cause. :)
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5/52 weeks for dogs
They are waiting for their second walk but first I have to take my picture for this week ! By the way we are back home again ....back in cold grey Bavaria !
2/52 weeks for dogs
Since Harry broke into the ice at the lake , just a little bit with his paws, he refuses to go to the shore . So I had to take my picture of him only nearby the lake .His face clearly says I won't come nearer any step !
Era una tarde soleada de verano en NY, el 29 de julio de 1925. Harry Warnecke, un fotógrafo de New York News, recibió un aviso telefónico de que un gato que intentaba transportar a sus gatitos a la casa, estaba atascando el tráfico porque un policía había detenido los autos en una concurrida calle para permitir que cruzara.
Warnecke llegó después de que terminara el evento, pero convenció al policía y al dueño del gato para que le permitiera recrear la escena. A pesar de la reticencia inicial del policía, la inclinación del gato a cruzar la calle en diagonal en lugar de enfrente de los autos, y los furiosos automovilistas, Warnecke finalmente consiguió su disparo, después de tres intentos.
10/52 weeks for dogs
I wanted to take a picture with Harry with some spring flowers. Originally I wanted him to ly down but he was not in the mood and I didn't like the light and facial expression so I choose the sitting one.
A view of Old harry Rocks in Dorset, taken from the boat trip that runs from Poole Harbour to Swanage.
Old Harry Rocks marks the easterly start of 95 miles of stunning coastline known as the Jurassic Coast.
There are a few legends as to how the rocks got their name. One says that the devil (Old Harry) used a the rocks as a resting point.
Another says that they are named after an infamous pirate named Harry Paye, who would hide his ship behind the rocks awaiting passing merchant ships to raid.
The third legend states that a viking ship was sunk in a fierce storm, and that one of the drowned, Earl Harold, was turned into a pillar of chalk.