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Fortunately the English countryside is still well populated with a variety of sheep to provide an added attraction to the beautiful scenery. Yesterday we stopped to watch a farmer and his collie round up a herd and move them to another field. The sheep dogs are a marvel to watch as they race around at the subtle commands of the farmer to round them up and move them in the desired direction. And the dogs obviously love their work.
A few local wines and a couple tasty organic European wines we recently discovered at a tasting.
Oh, and a Lagunitas coffee stout.:)
See notes.
The Humber Lifeboat "Pride of the Humber" and Withernsea Inshore Lifeboat "Henley Eight" making an appearance at the Withernsea Water Safety Day,
#ootd: shorts from mosaic.. top from abu.. flip flops from havaianas.. bangles from h&m (shanghai).. hat from a local boracay store.. pouch is coach...
Colney Heath Local Nature Reserve, Colney Heath, Hertfordshire.
Hertfordshire GOC's 13 September 2014 walk, of 9 miles, a circular route in Hertfordshire in and around London Colney, Colney Heath and Rabley Park. Martin T was the walk leader, and 15 people attended. Please check out the other photos from the walk here, or to see my collections, go here. For more information on the Gay Outdoor Club, see www.goc.org.uk.
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Junta Local Azuero Azuero Sostenible en la finca porcina del productor Osvaldo Batista en la comunidad de Los Higos en Pedasí, Con la participación de representantes de la Gobernación de la provincia de Los Santos, Regional ede MiAMBIENTE y MIDA y los Municipios de Pocrí, Pedasí y Tonosí así como productores porcinocultores beneficiarios del programa de implementación de 6 biodigestores en fincas porcinas de los distritos de Pocrí, Pedasí y Tonosí. En la Junta Local, además de la capacitación a productores en biodigestores se realizó la firma de 3 "Acuerdos de Producción Más Limpia" con las autoridades y productores presentes, así como la presentación por parte del Laboratorio de Aceleración del PNUD de los resultados del ciclo de aprendizaje en Gestión de Desechos realizado en el distrito de Tonosí.
Here are nine of Toronto's most influential local bloggers. They are artists. Each one is uniquely different, each one creates art everyday from a different perspective... So it should be really interesting when they all get together to blog about the same thing.
From left to right, Raymi The Minx, Ted Healy from Dead Robot, Casie Stewart, Sean Ward, Sass Zucket, Meredith from ohmistletoe.com, Vanessa from www.vaneska.com, Lisa Charleyboy from UrbanNativeGirlStuff, Andrew Louis from Hyfen.net
I wrote about this on my Smojoe Blog.
This week, we recorded the stories of 12 local activists who dared to change the world. We interviewed members of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN), our grassroots political action group.
This photo set covers our production for the video interviews we shot at my home studio over two days: Sunday, August 27 and Saturday, September 2, 2017. Here are the MVCAN members we talked to on Sunday: Natalie Frederick, Peter Graumann, June Cooperman, Susan Bolle, Suz Lipman and Carol Korenbrot. On Saturday, we spoke with Danny Altman, Laura Boles, Matt Jaffe, Lisa Ristorucci, Eileen Fisher and Bernard Catalinotto
We talked about their reactions to recent news events and how they took political action in response. The interviews show each activist against a black background, head and shoulders only, with great lighting. They were expertly shot by our friend Gary Yost, a talented filmmaker, as a labor of love.
We will edit a number of videos from those interviews in October: a year-in-review montage and short vignettes and community profiles. These videos will premiere in our November event, and will be shared on the MVCAN site and through social media at that time.
Our activists found their voice and spoke up, loud and clear. We hope they will inspire more people to take political action. Their acts of resistance did more than just liberate them: they can engage millions more to stand up for liberty and justice.
Join your neighbors to keep democracy alive!
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Harrisdale, WA
Bush fire
On the way home from work I noticed a big black smoke cloud.
I pulled in the drive way, ran inside, grabbed my camera, ran out and drove round the corner.
It didn't take long for helicopters and aeroplanes to water bomb it and put it out.
Power for the Indianapolis local on the Indiana Rail Road holds over in the yard just south of downtown Indianapolis.
The two local jobs on the NYSW meet at the west end of Little Ferry Yard.
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Karl Martin, Arne and Dag Rune having the light Estrella beer at the local pub, just some hundred meters from our villa.
We came to know the owner, Manuel, pretty well. Especially, since he spoke English - something very unusual in Galicia. Manuel gave us a number of tips for sites to visit in Galicia and treated us to some really good tapas.