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For a warm day like today, the roof is detachable and open to the elements for maximum ventilation....you'll never feel hot again...it does come with all the optional extras for such a highly desirable property...A Tarpaulin for those Winter months,Plenty of wood indoors for you Logburner and needless to say...Cold and even colder running water...(with plenty of Ice on tap for those warm cosy winter nights in.)
Another photo of the Bungle Bungles a little bit closer to.
The Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park, Western Australia, stands 200 to 300 metres above a woodland and grass-covered plain. There are steep cliffs on the western face. Elsewhere the range is cut by deep gullies and breaks up into complex areas of ridges and domes, with prominent orange and black or grey bands as in the photo.
The distinctive beehive-shaped towers of the Bungle Bungle Range are made up of sandstones and conglomerates (rocks composed mainly of pebbles and boulders and cemented together by finer material). These sedimentary formations were deposited 375 to 350 million years ago,.
To the north and west of what is now the Bungle Bungle Range, uplift occurred. Most of the rocks in the Bungle Bungle Range were formed from sand deposited further from the highlands by lower-energy braided rivers flowing across broad plains in open valleys. As more sand accumulated, the older channels consolidated to form sandstone.
The distinctive beehive-shaped landforms seen today have been produced by uplift and erosion during the last 20 million years.
One of the most obvious features of the sandstones is the alternating orange and black or grey banding. The darker bands are on the more permeable layers of rock (which means water is able to move through them with relative ease). They allow moisture to seep through to the rock surface, promoting a dark blue-green algal growth.
The less permeable layers in between are covered with a patina of iron and manganese staining, creating the orange bands. These outer coatings (the rock beneath is a whitish colour) help to protect the lower parts of the towers from erosion. (From www2.dec.wa.gov.au/component/option,com_hotproperty/task,...)
The Bungle Bungle Range in Purnululu National Park, Western Australia, stands 200 to 300 metres above a woodland and grass-covered plain. There are steep cliffs on the western face. Elsewhere the range is cut by deep gullies and breaks up into complex areas of ridges and domes, with prominent orange and black or grey bands.
The distinctive beehive-shaped towers of the Bungle Bungle Range are made up of sandstones (rocks formed by the consolidation of sand grains) and conglomerates (rocks composed mainly of pebbles and boulders and cemented together by finer material). These sedimentary formations were deposited 375 to 350 million years ago,.
To the north and west of what is now the Bungle Bungle Range, uplift occurred. Most of the rocks in the Bungle Bungle Range were formed from sand deposited further from the highlands by lower-energy braided rivers flowing across broad plains in open valleys. As more sand accumulated, the older channels consolidated to form sandstone.
The distinctive beehive-shaped landforms seen today have been produced by uplift and erosion during the last 20 million years.
One of the most obvious features of the sandstones is the alternating orange and black or grey banding. The darker bands are on the more permeable layers of rock (which means water is able to move through them with relative ease). They allow moisture to seep through to the rock surface, promoting a dark blue-green algal growth.
The less permeable layers in between are covered with a patina of iron and manganese staining, creating the orange bands. These outer coatings (the rock beneath is a whitish colour) help to protect the lower parts of the towers from erosion. (From www2.dec.wa.gov.au/component/option,com_hotproperty/task,...)
The place to stay with good environment within...
Pano Stitch on CS3 from 3 images.
Avoid superwide to minimize distortion on buildings. It was a cloudy day so I intensified colors with Topazlab Adjust.
She just wouldn’t wear more brown than the hoody. She fought the hoody too, made me add the orange hat...
Shots of Ooak Hot Property Natalia from back in February/March! Good time to post them with a new, very similar Natalia coming out.
Makeover by Magic Mirror Syston. She wears Versace style print dress, “What Katie did” Nude FFSS, Nude suede tie lace, FMB Ankle boots
Shots of Ooak Hot Property Natalia from back in February/March! Good time to post them with a new, very similar Natalia coming out.
I've been here on vacation, and it was one of the most beautiful places I've ever been so far, not only for the great stay, the friendliness and the welcome we had. Here is my little Retribution for fantastic holiday we had.
The place is called Três Marias
Camera: Canon EOS 5D
Lens: Canon EF16-35mm L 2.8
Focal Length: 16mm
Shutter Speed: 1 sec
Aperture: f/13
ISO: 50
Filters:
Lee Graduated Neutral Density 0.9 Hard
Lauren Lush's Crazy Ass. She wears, Blk Crop Top, Black PVC Skirt, MnS Black Lacy Knickers, Gio Black 6 strap suspender belt, Gio Black FFSS, Blk Patent Court Shoes
She (Lauren) wears sexy figure hugging bodycon Evening/ Cocktail mini dress, black FFSS Hold UPS, white Chelsea ankle boots
Segundo dibujo que he hecho durante el curso "Cuadernos de Viaje" (www.unia.es/component/option,com_hotproperty/task,view/id...)
Después de la conferencia de www.flickr.com/photos/luis_ruiz Uno de mis Sketchers favoritos!
Creo que poco a poco se me van pegando cosas de estos grandes dibujantes :)
Me alegro mucho de conocer en persona a tanta gente que solo conocía por la red!!
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Second drawing I made during the course "Travel Notebooks" (www.unia.es/component/option,com_hotproperty/task,view/id...)
After www.flickr.com/photos/luis_ruiz Conference. One of my favorites sketchers! :)
I think slowly I get things from these great artists :)
I am glad to meet in person so many people who knew only at the net!
Lauren wears Black Double Breasted Blazer Dress, Black FFSS, Gio Waist Cincher suspender belt, Aubade knickers
Hot Property Natalia in Style Council outfit & Miami Glow, High End Envy accessories. I believe the gold cuff is Barbie. I brought seven dolls back to my hometown and she is one of them.
Photo-shoot from my phone at my Mom's for the holidays. I couldn't resist.
Edited and uploaded from my phone since I am not at home.
Same Girl, yet, so different.
Femme Du Monde - Original Sculpt
Hot Property - New Sculpt
Ready to Dare - Newew Sculpt, Softer Screening
Mount Augustus Cave Hill Trail to Goordgeela lookout – 4km return (2 hours).
Mount Augustus (Burringurrah) is the world’s largest monocline and biggest rock. It is twice as big as Uluru (Ayres Rock) in the Northern Territory. Mount Augustus rises 1106 metres above sea level, it is 8 km long, covers 4795 hectares. It is 1700 million years old and still covered in vegetation, unlike Uluru.
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Drawing what is in front of you is living it intensively, is to capture life in a particular way. Sketching what is in your bag is describing a piece of your own life, things you take during your walks, things that people give you.
What is in my bag for the USk Workshop www.unia.es/component/option,com_hotproperty/task,view/id..., clean, neat and specialized.
Dibujar el contenido de mi bolso de vez en cuando me permite analizar con cierta calma ese pedacito de vida metida en unos centímetros cúbicos, observar los frutos que han dado mis pasos y recoger las huellas que me han dejado los que me han acompañado.
Este bolso limpio y especializado me acompañará durante el curso "Cuadernos de viaje : la ciudad y el paisaje" www.unia.es/component/option,com_hotproperty/task,view/id...
Info......
McDermott Derrick Barge No 20; Barge; 9280 tons; Owned by Mcdermott Se. E. Pte. Ltd., Singapore; Built in 1968. Registered at Panama.
In the year 1989, McDermott Derrick Barge No 20 was scuttled off Dampier, West side, NE tip of Eaglehawk Island .
There is one wreck known in the proposed reserve. During Cyclone Orson in 1989 the McCormack, a dredging barge, broke its moorings off West Lewis Island, in the nearby proposed Dampier Archipelago Marine Park, and was wrecked on Eaglehawk Island.
.See link below
www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?54025
Arial pic
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