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Can't remember the context here, but visitors could write a note and add it to the wall.
Museum of Wellington City & Sea
Wellington, New Zealand
Info for Caught with my Pants Down group:
This was taken at Wekiva Springs State Park, a popular swimming, hiking and canoeing spot. These are the bathrooms near the small lake at the very end of the park.
Interesting thing about most Florida state parks is that the skylights seem to illuminate only one urinal. see another
Hi there, it's me!
I know you guys miss me a lot. The truth to tell is that I'm doing fine, and I already
weight 89kg (196lbs). See how strong I am!
I have been moved to BiFengXia Panda Base last week, here is a part of Wolong. It's a whole new world, just look my own big garden!!
Don't worry, panna Auntees&Unkas. If you have any question, please write me: Bifengxia Panda Breeding research Base, Ya'an, SiChuan Province, China (625000)
Yours, Mei Sheng
Sometimes you can get these extremely usefull messages from the management console.
The question is, what will happen when you click a button on this one...
“My uncle and my uncle’s wife wanted me to get married after I graduated from school, but
I was determined to find a job instead in order to support my further education. I wanted to
become an attorney in the future and fulfil my dreams,” says Dilara, a pseudonym which she
chose in order not to use her real name. Because she confronted traditions and gender stereotypes she is now able to join the labour market and help lift herself — and her family — out of poverty. Pulling girls out of school and forcing them into early marriage ensures that poverty will be handed down from mother to daughter, from family to family, for generations to come, but Dilara has broken this circle.
Elia Saikaly is a Canadian social entrepreneur whose award-winning films, global adventures and dynamic public engagement initiatives inspire others to FIND their most meaningful LIFE and spark positive change.
Whether he’s traveling with a nomadic tribe in the Sahara, climbing the world’s highest peaks, (4 Everest Expeditions + Cho Oyu and 5 of the Seven Summits) or communing with polar bears in the Far North—Elia has proven himself to have the determination, stamina, skill, resourcefulness and vision required to meet the greatest of challenges.
As an adventure filmmaker, he has successfully broadcast back webisodes to networks such as CTV, NBC, CBC and RDS from some of the most inhospitable environments on the planet including Mt. Everest where he successfully shot, edited and broadcast a web series from the top of the world to over 20 000 Canadian students.
When not behind the camera, as an inspirational speaker, Elia brings his intense passion for filmmaking and adventure to the stage bringing the audience to the most beautiful and treacherous places in the world. Targeted for youth, public and corporate audiences, each presentation is rich with extraordinary humanity, inspiring messages, practical wisdom and jaw-dropping personal accounts.
Once an actor, model, musician and muchmusic reporter, Elia is no stranger to being in front of the camera. He was recently featured as the adventurer in a new television adventure series featuring Canada’s 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites called « La part du monde ». He can be seen on the Non-Profit Webchannel called WIGUP (While I grow Up), the Media Mentor for Kids as well as on www.findinglife.ca
Elia spends a lot of his time working with charitable organizations like the Ottawa Friends of Tibet, Childhaven International and Moving Mountains Trust. He recently led an initiative with FindingLife and The Moving Mountains Trust to build classrooms for a disadvantaged community in Kenya.
i took this picture as an innocent "look at tinkerbell mummy", if you look you'll find a hidden message!
Spotted in one of the bathroom stalls in Złote Tarasy mall in Warsaw.
It says: "Daddy, I was in Warsaw on 21.11.07, G.A."
i grew up in south florida, so snow will always be magical to me. this was the first significant snowfall we had this year. it's been snowing all day long. :)
This is an old photo from the archives. I just needed something to post so I could share this quick message.
I appreciate the words of support from so many people. Its no secret that I am going through a difficult time and I am trying to find a way to continue my 365 project in an authentic way without baring the private details of my life to everyone and anyone.
I have decided that my 365 will be Friends & Family for a while. I am sure that on my better days I will post photos that are generally public - but I foresee quite a few remaining private.
My contact list on Flickr is such that I have not set any "Friends" or "Family" designations. Although I know that many of you may want to be counted as a friend and are willing to come with me on this part of my journey, I do not want to make any assumptions.
If you would like to be counted as a friend, not because you are curious or for the gossip value - but because you care and you want to help, then please FlickrMail me. There is no pressure. I will not be offended if anyone does not want their contact designation to change. And, please don't be offended if you ask, but I do not add you. I need a safe place and I plan to be protective of it.
Again, thanks so much to everyone. In some ways, I wonder if I am making a mountain of a molehill. I know that my problems are small in the grand scheme of life or compared to the pain and suffering of others. But, its what's happening to me right now and I am just trying to deal the best way that I know how. Hopefully the fun will come back to my stream soon.
The Greenpeace Thermal Airship A.E. Bates takes to the skies over Boulder, Colorado on October 20, 2016 urging Coloradans to Vote No Initiative 71, or Raise the Bar, which would place a cumbersome burden on citizens wishing to participate in the ballot initiative process. Raise the bar is largely funded and promoted by the oil and gas industry. Photo by Bob Pearson/Greenpeace
This is the backside of the Saint John Free Public Library postcard from the early 20th century. Stamp depicts King Edward VII. If someone had told the writer of the note on this card that a hundred and twenty years later people around the world using linked computers would be able to see their message . . . !
Forgive me, it was a busy day and we were leaving the kids to their own devices in the evening. Although they're old enough I still worry.
Greenpeace activists hand out these "secret message" coffee mugs to Amazon employees outside their offices in Seattle, Washington on September 25, 2014. They were encouraging the company to use its innovation to power the Internet with renewable energy. The mugs, normally look like the one on the left, black . When filled with a hot beverage, they change to white and reveal the Greenpeace message. Photo by Greenpeace