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Style: Masquerade in Rust

Eye: Dark Blue

Mane: Short

Tail: Short

Face Marking: Butterfly

Female Phidippus putnami

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This dog was running all around the park area near the waterfront, tennis ball clenched in his jaw, marking his land.

Goodwood Festival of Speed 2015

Cup Marked Rock near Darndaff

The road markings at the New KFC in Yeovil

Please, do not watch for stumps in water, it takes all the fun out of hitting them.

Introducing.. Frosty! As fierce as he may look, this is one playful husky.

Duppas Hill Park

I was a little sad his product markings were going to go away, but they're actually still visible after the dye job.

I've never seen this one before. Another reason that Delaware is weird.

Marking the 50th anniversary of the purchase of Industry Depot by Rochester Chapter NRHS, marking the launch of the Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum. Rand Warner recounts some of the milestone accomplishments of the museum over the past 50 years. NYMT president Charlie Lowe on left, RGV vice president Peter Gores on right.

evil looking chicken, shes nice really

San Luis Valley, Colorado | 2006

Day 9 - Sunday Stairs

The arc is made by marking the line from a set point some 24+ feet away. A piece of aircraft cable is used to enforce the distance, since it's less prone to stretch.

Markings for one of the actors for Public Enemies

331/365 Days in Colour

The Basilica di San Vitale

Mid-6th Century Byzantine Mosaics

Ravenna, Italy

marking the tree

Setting the positions for piling

I've had this small platter for several years now and often wonder what the collection of markings and stamps mean on the back. Guess I'm not watching enought Antique Road Show programs.

He looks a cross between a badger and a hawk moth's bottom.

adding Kuwait to the map of visitors to Big Boy

Just wandering around :)

But don't dig here.

Marking the 300th ring (out of 500+) on a cross-section of a tree at Lighthouse Park, West Vancouver, BC.

Fourknocks is about 5000 years old, and today located on a farmer's private property.

It's a fine example of ancient Celtic burial modes. Where the actual grave itself is, I don't actually know, now that I think about it. I was so focused on looking at whatever was being pointed out to us that I didn't even think about the fact that it's supposed to be a tomb. So where are the bodies? In the floor beneath us? In the walls? In another chamber?

Anyway, these geometric patterns carved into the megalithic stones can be found scattered around the whole interior chamber. Their meaning, I think, remains a mystery. But they are quite distinctive of ancient Celtic markings. So, from this picture alone, you should be able to identify this site as Celtic, right?

See where this picture was taken. [?]

Thinning down the bottom black ring.

The detail and shadowing of the leopard makes the cat come alive.

This is my state-of-the-art (haha) method to mark the circles that I want to quilt on the Winnie-the-Pooh quilt.

They may well have removed the central white line ...

look what they put down yesterday!

A gasket fits around the lip of the spout (the gasket is removed in this and the next few photos). I wanted to keep the base so that the gasket would still be usable.