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Teen SRC Lock In 2014
Teens who read over 25 hours over the summer were invited to attend the library's after-hours lock in party. Teen Librarian Cathy hosted the event with other library staff to ensure all had a "Wild" and Fantastic " evening. Activities included, Jungle Jewelry, Jungle Masks, Face Painting, Animal Hunt, Animal Bingo, Jungle Jump rope and best wild animal call contest! Teens munched on Monkey Fruit, Cheetah Chow, Licorice Snakes, Monkey Droppings and Zebra Cakes as well as the main fest of a Serpent Sandwich! The Teens left after 4 hours of jungle-fever-fun with a goodie bag to remember their "Jungle-tastic" good time. We would like to say Thanks to our Friends of the Escondido Library for sponsoring this final event for our AWESOME, Teen Readers!
Liverpool/Leeds Canal, Lancashire, England (samyang 7.5mm micro4//thirds manual fisheye lens set at F16)
Das Schloss der Sakristei in der Kirche von Biertan / Birthälm war sogar schon auf der Weltausstellung in Paris!
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Fechado so ate eu pegar um cochilo.
Volto depois e vejo vcs...
Just got home. Closed for a few. Need to cacth a nap.
I will be back in a few..
Created for Our Daily Challenge 01/26/2011
Topic: Lines
I love the rusty lines of this gate in the sun.
The top photo, show 392 shunting Lockes Sdgs, and was taken by Auchlander sometime in the 1970s. My view, taken this year, shows the massive changes that have taken place.
Active Assignment Weekly December 1 - 8: Unexpected Beauty
WIT: I love rust and chains, which I think look cool in photographs. This was a lock and chain on a shed by my house. Sharpened and desaturated and cropped to 8 by 10.
We have this old liqueur cabinet that has 2 locking doors and a flip top bar portion with a lock too.
(just realized I never posted this last week....sorry)
Bell Weir Lock is a lock on the River Thames in England situated on the Surrey bank near Egham. It is just upstream of the M25 Runnymede Bridge which carries the M25 and A30 road across the river. The lock was first built by the Thames Navigation Commission in 1817.
iPhone video shot 10 minutes later at Pedro Miguel Lock, just as filling is complete. See how much higher we have risen in the lock.
Teen SRC Lock In 2014
Teens who read over 25 hours over the summer were invited to attend the library's after-hours lock in party. Teen Librarian Cathy hosted the event with other library staff to ensure all had a "Wild" and Fantastic " evening. Activities included, Jungle Jewelry, Jungle Masks, Face Painting, Animal Hunt, Animal Bingo, Jungle Jump rope and best wild animal call contest! Teens munched on Monkey Fruit, Cheetah Chow, Licorice Snakes, Monkey Droppings and Zebra Cakes as well as the main fest of a Serpent Sandwich! The Teens left after 4 hours of jungle-fever-fun with a goodie bag to remember their "Jungle-tastic" good time. We would like to say Thanks to our Friends of the Escondido Library for sponsoring this final event for our AWESOME, Teen Readers!