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Our new 10 wk old kitten and family member. (And Crosby's buddy too although he's still in hissing mode atm ;-)
Hair: DOUX - Niky Hair @ Alpha
Mesh head: LeLutka - Camden 4.0
Skin: Fuoey - Kai skin @
Manhood Event
Mesh Ears: Swallow Mainstore - XL ears
Earrings: KOKOS Mainstore - Rokiti earrings
Outfit: AGATA - Roger shirt and bag @ TMD
UNFOLDED - Veltrix Sneakers @ TMD
Backdrop: Paleto - JOC44 Backdrop
A 'gold' nugget tucked in against driftwood and other stones at Kai Iwi Beach near Whanganui.
(c) Dominic Scott 2020
Today we had the pleasure of debuting our newest solo idol KAI!
We hope you loved it as much as we did on Project Idol, it was a pleasure working with Idol.
We hope to see you guys always showing the love for him!!!
For more information: Project Idol
The Whare Kai (literally 'food house') is a traditional Maori building for the storage of food.
In a land with no snakes and very few mammals, keeping food safe from animals wasn't as hard as in many countries but there were certainly challenges.
New Zealand had only one land mammal historically (a bat) but Maori brought rats and pigs with them when they arrived some 800-1,000 years ago. The country did have a native lizard and skinks and the food will have required protection from them as well. However, NZ is primarily a nation of birds where they have replaced mammals in many of the food niches we understand.
Food would typically have been wrapped in leaves and/or woven flax to protect it from scavengers. Because of this, many birds lost the ability to fly and became ground scavengers. Other flying species, are opportunists and would steal any food left out.
Maori across the two main islands, established a raised food storage building as the best way to protect stored foodstuffs.
I took this picture, of Kai, swimming at Lake Boga, a few years ago.
It was a great day for swimming.
We had no trunks, for the Kai, and his brother, so we just let them take off their cloths, and go for a swim.
@ four, I taught Kai, at least five letters, in the alphabet, and how to count to 20. Not recite to 20, but to count every number, to twenty, the prime colors, and the names of some insects.
A wonderful kid with animals.
The enjoyment of water, was taught to me by my mother. So to teach a boy, to love water, was very amazing!
This shot, is not posed, it is a candid.
The image was taken, with my dead, PowerShot Canon G12. Although it is dead, l keep it on my shelf. It reminds me, of great times, and places visited.
Kai Shrine "kai Jinjya"
"Kai"is same meaning as the sea.(kai=Umi=海＝Sea)
[A short description of this shrine]
This Shrine is built close by the sea,and the gods of the sea are the object of worship.
They have been worshiped as the safe sea and prosperity of fishery deity,
and from ancient times, an abundant harvests,a prosperous business at large,an easy delivery of ａbaby and traffic safty at large.
Locals walking along the rail line make way for Kereta Api Indonesia (KAI) GE U15B Locomotive BB2037805, as it crosses over the Klambir Lima river/creek into the boundries of Greater Medan, on U75 passenger train from Binjai to Medan.
Interestingly, there are plans to build an elevated railway the full 21km length of the line. Similar to the Kuala Namu airport line, with a bold vision for extra stations and a "15-30 minute interval" between trains, beating the only 10 daily services between Medan and Binjai. However, progress seems a little stalled, with only a small portion of viaduct actually visibly under construction near Central Medan.
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Met Kai from DigitalRev today while he was out testing a new cam in London (which he nearly dropped). I hope I'm not in his video lol...
Kais. The boy just did not like the idea of early morning outdoor photography in the park.
A typical mommas boy :)
Location: Sultan Park
shooting into the show window of the fashion shop in which a rack of sewing machine was set up as interior decoration, with sun light shining directly on the glass i cannot know what did i capture at that time as i cannot see things due to strong reflection but obviously the camera saw things better than me. i really like those sewing machines !
Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall
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