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KraftWork Kitchen Clutter vol2
Fancy Decor & KraftWork: Modular Kitchen - Ash
KraftWork Modular Cooktop & Iron Pans
KraftWork Mini Wine Cooler with dispenser
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In little world it is also important to clean up the used kitchen tools after use. In this Case the tiny little helper had to clean the Tea Egg and grater!
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Auch lin little world müssen die Küchenutensilien nach Gebrauch gereintigt werden. In diesem Fall musste der kleine Helfer das Teeei und die Küchenreibe schrubben!
#macromondays #kitchen
Crazy Tuesday : Geometry
I have vintage kitchen items in a a collection. Found this one at a tag sale. Not in use but looks cool on the wall :-)
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#Flickr Friday - #Hand tools
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Custom Lati by Nerea Pozo
OOAK Diorama by Nerea Pozo
Kitchen, table & sink by Melissa
Handmade miniatures by Betsy Niederer, Lory, Pei Li, Jackie Dunn, Roxanne, Emily, Teresa Layman, Christine, Cathy, Carrie, Maria, Jose & Monica
When building a new home in SecondLife finding the right items to fill it is challenging. I am always looking for furniture that is well made and has great animations is even harder. Unless you know where to look. BackBone has a great verity of things to make your house feel like a home. Luckily BackBone has decided to come out with an amazing Kitchen set. The BackBone Kitchen Island is a built in nook and counter space with a bar, stove, and sink. The nest part is the animations that come with it. With all the adult and cuddle animations you could want BackBone has knocked it out of the park. So if you are in need of a new kitchen check out BackBone at Cosmopolitan today!
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A random shot of Kitchen utensils, the weather being cold wet and windy dictates indoor activities for a while.
Another shot from the East Coulee School Museum. I had a lot of fun taking pictures here. I think my new flash made all the difference. This room was quite dark and gloomy.
I love the way things were displayed here too. I think that makes it more interesting.
I hope everyone likes it!
Have a super day!
[North Oak] + Modern Kitchen
Dust Bunny & Con. Shirley Kitchen. Fridge
Dust Bunny & Con. Shirley Kitchen. Oven
Dust Bunny. Desert Dreams cacti. Style a. Shade 1
{what next} Kitchenette Coffee Maker
{what next} Kitchenette Toaster
Pitaya - La Cuisine - Coffee Mugs
09. Concept} Arco Table
Elm. Carissa Kitchen Bar Stool
Loft & Aria - Rowan Vases
C'est bien dans la cuisine qu'on range les ustensiles pour préparer de bons petits plats ou desserts, à l'image de ce fouet de cuisine. #Macro #MacroMondays #Kitchen
Windowed Kitchens
HDR 7 scatti
Fotocamera: Nikon D700
Aperture: f/11
Shutter Speed: 1/5 s
Lente: 14 mm
ISO: 200
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Lens: Nikkor AF-S FX 14-24mm f/2.8G ED
Tucked away deep in Malindi, Kenya Marafa hells kitchen is truly a beauty to marvel at.
This geological formation is a series of sandstone cliffs and gorges that have been eroded by wind and rain over time, resulting in a unique and surreal landscape resembling the famous Grand Canyon in the US.
The colors of the rocks represent the compounds that form them. This includes Calcium for the white color, Iron for the red color, and Sulphur for the yellow color.
Marafa is approximately a 40-minute drive from Malindi and approximately a 3-hour drive from Mombasa.
One can reach this destination conveniently if they drive or hire a car since public transport to this place is extremely scarce.
This place is called'' hell's kitchen'' because temperatures tend to spike as high as 40 degrees celsius during the day, these are very hot temperatures so make sure to wear light and breathable clothing when visiting.
Years of erosion have resulted in this marvellous landscape so if you enjoy taking photos, then this is the ultimate paradise for you.
During sunsets and sunrise, the sun's rays hit these beautiful canyons resulting in a picturesque view of these orange and yellow colors.
There are quite several myths surrounding the formation of these rocks but the popular one states that a rich family was living in the area, the family had a barrage of livestock that yielded an enormous amount of milk daily.
This led to the family being spirited and proud to the point where they bathed and washed their clothes with milk and refused to share their abundant resources.
This made their god furious and he decided to bring heavy rain to the land causing it to crumble.
www.the-star.co.ke/sasa/travel/2023-03-28-lets-go-to-mara...