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I took this for the eyelash fungus, completely failing to spot the very tiny globular springtail. I'd guess it's about 0.5 mm long - the fungus is only 10 mm diameter!
Sminthurides malmgreni - thanks to Cosper Wosper for the ID!
🌸NEW at LEVEL Event🌸
Gone Wild Jeans Skirt - available in 8 colors / Print removable / More print options and buttons colors in Fullpack.
Maitreya / Legacy
Please try demo before purchase! Hope you like it and enjoy! With big love Rouly showroom ♥
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Palette: Paris Dress - NEW @ LEVEL Event
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Tentacio: Michi Fatpack - NEW @ FaMESHed
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VCO: Dan 001 - NEW @ Kustom9
Ladybird: Sappy Knees - NEW @ Mainstore for HumpDay Sale
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BYOC party? We gotchoo with Beach Bum unisex set coming to Level Aug 1st!
I'm super exited to for this collab with Puddles. This fun wearable chair comes packed full of textures and animations perfect for beach bumming or anytime you wanna kick up your own chair or carry a folded one around. Beach Bum set also comes with a sand bucket with 2 holds and 3 color options. Resize to fit you best!
Hope you love this set as much as we do! Come visit our booth at Level and check this out for yourself. Level opens Aug 1st!
Level Taxi
Also for the October Round of LEVEL, we have a new fingerwaves hairbase, called Oceana 🌊
There are 30 colors in total, 10 colors per pack with your choice of: Naturals, Pastels, or Bolds, and as usual this hairbase is BOM/Omega Compatible.
Available @ LEVEL 10/01 ❤️
The whole ridge covered the clouds
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весь горный хребет закрыли облака
Explore May 20th 2009 #427
Walker was born on December 14th 2008, he had a twinbrother Swimmer which died in March.
Autumn on the Jitong Railway and QJs 6905 and 7040 are on the second level of the looping climb above Reshui on the Jinpeng section of the line. The line will soon pass through a curving tunnel to emerge directly behind and almost level with me. The line can be seen approaching Reshui and crossing the river on a long viaduct before swinging away along the first level.
This really isn't good enough.
There are several British Standards that this footpath fails to meet.
Massive social care costs to councils means that there is little money left to maintain the streets.
This really isn't good enough!
The evening before, I headed to Troyes. Not coincidentally, Troyes is a stop on France's ligne 4... and Sundays were still a good day to watch the loco-hauled trains between Paris and Belfort. I was going to explore the stretch north of Troyes, south of Longueville, by then one of the last stretches of the line I hadn't explored. I had seen some nice photos, but I didn't want to limit myself to those locations. I kept them in mind, just in case, and started driving. First stop would be Savières. The old house of the level crossing keeper was a good background for the first train to Paris.
SNCF 72189, Savières 25-10-2015
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This is my submission for the Macro Mondays theme Imperfection. This spirit level is imperfect in so many ways: it isn't level, the glass is broken and there are too many dirt spots to count. HMM
The Parthenon (Greek: Παρθενών) is a temple on the Athenian Acropolis, Greece, dedicated to the maiden goddess Athena, whom the people of Athens considered their patron.
From Wikipedia
This shot taken by my Olympus.. :D It was a wonderful 4-days trip to Athens-Greece with my students and collegeus!!!
One of the many waterfalls in the Brecon Beacons National Park around Nedd Fechan. Waders essential and a camera position near water level.
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A Monarch caterpillar has decided to attach itself to our rose bush while waiting for metamorphosis to occur. Its been such a mild winter so far that we are still seeing Monarchs laying their eggs on our swan plants.
A Sea Level shot of the Costa Mediterranea at anchor in Kirkwall Bay, Orkney.
A windy day with winds gusting 35-40kts at times, a real taste of what a summer day is like for the tourists.
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As humans continue to pour greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, oceans have tempered the effect. The world's seas have absorbed more than 90 percent of the heat from these gases, but it’s taking a toll on our oceans: 2018 set a new record for ocean heating.
Rising seas is one of those climate change effects. Average sea levels have risen over 8 inches (about 23 cm) since 1880, with about a third of that gained in the last 25 years.
Sea level rise is caused primarily by two factors related to global warming: the added water from melting ice sheets and glaciers and the expansion of seawater as it warms.
When sea levels rise as rapidly as they have been, even a small increase can have devastating effects on coastal habitats, it can cause destructive erosion, flooding, soil contamination with salt, and lost habitat for fish, birds, and plants. Higher sea levels are cause more deadly and destructive hurricanes that move more slowly and drop more rain, contributing to more powerful storm surges that can strip away everything in their path.
Already, flooding in low-lying coastal areas is forcing people to migrate to higher ground, and millions more are vulnerable from flood risk and other climate change effects. In the United States, almost 40 percent of the population lives in relatively high population-density coastal areas, where sea level plays a role in flooding, shoreline erosion, and hazards from storms. Most predictions say the warming of the planet will continue and is likely to accelerate, causing the oceans to keep rising. It is projected to rise another 1 to 4 feet by 2100. This means hundreds of coastal cities face flooding.
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