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Virginia’s locally grown oysters from the Cappahosic Oyster Company along the York River are photographed to support buying local seafood on Apr 12, 2020.
The company name is for the geological area marking the northern limits of the growing area of the York River in Gloucester County, Virginia. The grow area has a mid-salinity range of about 18ppt.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Princeton Public Library hosted its 11th Local Author Day on Saturday, May 7, 2022. The afternoon author fair included 20 authors who met the community and signed and sold their books.
Visiting Tajikistan in Central Asia, through the Pamir mountains, driving along the border of China, Pakistan and Afghanistan at different points.Fantastic journey, lovely people all along the way who where always happy to have us take their photos. incredible scenery. fantastic experience
My father called me that the icebreakers just entered the local "lock?" (germ. Schleuse)
So i took my camera quickly and drive like devil to there xD
NOrmally it's about 12min(i tried to find the right time but nowhere i can find it) for one turn. Cause of this devilsride to there i did not recognized that i've this still my 50mm primelens on my cam ....
Everything gone bad, i arrived upward the lock where they'll leave, several other people were there too.
After i just found a great place to shoot a police car came upwards and told us that our cars are not allowed to stand there xD
The results:
- some funny pictures
- 10min discussion with a local policeman
- some HD Video trys that flickr don't really like
- And the insight
i need a camerabag for all lenses and my english got reallly bad since i leave school xD
everybody a great weekend
if you're ever down Clarendon Street in South Melbourne, you will see Pedro on his stroller sipping coffee out of a saucer at the corner cafe with his owner. while a nice chatty old woman approached us and lit her cigarette, she began the tale of her beloved dog 'Pedro', who has developed arthritis at his old age, but still very sociable. this is Pedro... the little south melbourne dog and masa trying to carefully carry him for the shot.
Members of the Nunukul Yuggera a tribe who's land was in the Brisbane area . The sound and dance of traditional indigenous Australians .
Queen St . Mall
Brisbane
Nice to see a barbershop that's not part of a national chain. Most chains don't also offer tattoos. Rudy's, 614 E Pine St, Seattle, WA. Behind it is Stumptown Coffee.
Governor Hogan and First Lady Yumi Hogan Host the Annual Buy Local Cookout by Staff Photographers at Government House 101 State Circle, Annapolis MD 21401
Mangroves are one of the few tree species that can grow in sea water. They are important for coastal ecosystems, as their roots stabilize coastlines and reduce erosion from waves and storms. Mangroves also sequester large amounts of carbon, making them important for both local and global ecosystems.
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This photo has been graciously provided to be used in the GRID-Arendal resources library by: Rob Barnes
CSX Stealth GP40-2 6349 and a former Chessie System GP40 led the Philly Sub local B829 across Stemmer's Run on its way east in the fall of 1991.
I have no idea if there is any business left on this line to justify a local.
1400 East Nine Mile Road, Highland Springs, VA
See it and believe it: International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 666.
Besides, the number of the beast has been recalculated.
Virginia’s locally grown oysters from the Cappahosic Oyster Company along the York River are photographed to support buying local seafood on Apr 11, 2020.
The company name is for the geological area marking the northern limits of the growing area of the York River in Gloucester County, Virginia. The grow area has a mid-salinity range of about 18ppt.
(Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)