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24 One Half Wilson Ave, Darien CT. Represented by Becky Munro. To see more eye candy on this home go to www.halstead.com/sale/ct/rowayton/24-one-half-wilson-ave/...
Go behind the scenes of the lifestyle photo shoot here at The Point in Silver Spring- thepointatsilverspringapts.com/
Just Pinned to Keyword Luxury Lifestyle: Just A Car Guy : Before and after photos of the incredibly unusual 1925 Jonckheere Rolls-Royce Phantom Aerodynamic Coupe ift.tt/2lt54y0
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Yesterday I saw the sun coming out at 5:30pm and decided to go on a spontaneous bike ride with my 2 littles. It was actually time to have dinner and get ready for bed (especially bc school started here in Germany today), but sometimes you just HAVE to do life in a different way – SO we drove out of the city to the fields and my son asked if he could pick flowers for me.
Of course I said yes (who can say no to flowers) – and just look what happened – such yummie light and so much fun.
This is a very long post – I just couldn’t decide which not to share – so have a cup of your favorite beverage and enjoy! Hope you like them as much as I do!
25 janvier 2013,
Dans le cadre du programme des Rangers juniors canadiens, la Patrouille de Inukjuak, qui est située au Nunavik dans la province du Québec, s'est entrainée pendant la fin de semaine du 19 et 20 janvier 2013.
Le Programme des Rangers juniors canadiens a pour but de promouvoir les cultures et les modes de vie traditionnels ainsi que les habiletés des Rangers en offrant un large éventail d'activités structurées à des jeunes de communautés éloignées et isolées.
Sous la supervision des Rangers canadiens, ces jeunes Canadiens âgés de 12 à 18 ans deviennent des citoyens actifs et des membres engagés de leur communauté.
January 25, 2013
The Inukjuak Junior Canadian Ranger Patrol, located in Nunavik, province of Quebec, conducted a training activity during the weekend of January 19 and 20, 2013.
The aim of the Junior Canadian Rangers Programme is to promote traditional cultures and lifestyles, including Rangers skills by offering a variety of structured activities to young people living in remote and isolated communities.
Under the supervision of the Canadian Rangers, these young Canadians (ages 12 to 18) become active and engaged citizens of their local communities.