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In the lost ruins of Schendi, Chi Chi dressed for her jungle shoot.
Visit this location at The Lost Ruins of Schendi in Second Life
die geschichte eines traumes über eine geheimgesellschaft, deren mitglieder sich bewußt sind, dass ihre köpfe entfernt werden und für alle anderen sichtbar ausgestellt werden.
League City Texas High School Soccer Clear Creek Vs Dickinson Varsity Boys February 2 2010 football team sport goal kick goalkeepers dribbling passing ball shot strikers forwards score defenders scoring midfielders Players
League City Texas High School Soccer Clear Creek Vs Dickinson Varsity Boys February 2 2010 football team sport goal kick goalkeepers dribbling passing ball shot strikers forwards score defenders scoring midfielders Players
Took this a few weeks ago, but ended up using a different photo for Teddy’s 52 Weeks Project and yet another different photo for a “High Key” group theme.
Eubank, 1953
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Photography by Jim Slaughter
Myanmar's flag flutters atop the former High Court Building in Yangon March 6, 2015. Until 2006, the Supreme Court of Myanmar was located at this complex. Photo by Tim Chong
I made a few changes to her, I thought her giant feet were interesting but not very practical. So I repainted a big girl body for her and I removed her green side braids and rerooted it with pink hair that blends in with hers. Also I took down the thickness of her eyebrows. I'm happy with the outcome.
Sunset over the Nepean River, Picton, NSW, Australia. Single exposure shot from the Picton Road bridge, about 50m above.
For much of its course the Nepean runs along a picturesque gorge. Further upstream this was sacrificed in heady days of progress (1920s and 30s) in order to boost Sydney and Wollongong water supplies with the 70,000 megalitre Lake Nepean. Interestingly this river mysteriously gets a name change after joining the Warragamba and Grose Rivers becoming the Hawkesbury River. I suppose early European explorers thought they were different rivers hence two names for the same river. It's not the only river with more than one name either, the Macdonald-Namoi River in northern NSW is another that comes to mind.