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I am grateful for left-overs!
Here's the story: My Dad bought me a huge turkey for Thanksgiving...and that's all I will say about that, since I do not want to come off complaining or anything...but, I will say that I will have left-overs for the next year (well maybe not that long)!
Unlike Jeepers, I do not cook all that often, so when I made this Turkey Pot Pie, it came out a little rough :-) Still, it was made with love, and it taste mighty good, AND... I used some of the left-over turkey from Thanksgiving.
With all the food shortages around the world, especially at my second home in Africa...I am very grateful for left-overs.
Bon Apetit
This is the Mighty Mackinaw Bridge all lit up at night. What a great night for pictures. The water was completely still...
The Mark Morris Memorial Bridge silhouetted against the sunset. Also called the North Bridge, it spans the Mississippi River between Fulton, Illinois and Clinton, Iowa.
Victory Liner 7006
Model: SR Modulo 280
Chassis: M.A.N. Diesel A-85 18.280 HOCL-CKD
Engine: M.A.N. Diesel D0836LOH
My old faithful Mighty Tree experimentally reworked with Flypaper Textures (with thanks to Jill and Paul).
...the very old and mighty "Kaiser Wilhelm Oak" at and INSIDE the walls of Castle Lindenfels.
It was planted on March, 22rd in 1888.
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...die sehr mächtige und alte "Kaiser Wilhelm Eiche" an und IN den Mauern der Burg Lindenfels.
Sie wurde am 22. März 1888 gepflanzt.
Taken in Motswari Private Game Reserve which shares an open border with Kruger National Park. It was amazing to see these magnificent animals up close and spend some time with them.
27,000-ton semi-submersible heavy lift ship loaded with the offshore installation ship "Seajacks Zaratan"
Pretty boring shot of my expanding (like an addiction) mighty mugg collection..only 1 GIJOE one and one Indiana Jones one, the rest are star wars.
and walter.
and my egg timer.
#446 Explore April 3/08
Niagara Falls with a big mist.It is always so beautiful at any time of the year. Always different, always so beautiful. This is obviously the Horseshoe Falls.
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Welcome to Piran, the most beautiful and most impressive city of Mediterranean. Also called the pearl of the Mediterranean. Piran is a city in southwestern Slovenia on the Gulf of Piran on the Adriatic Sea. It is one of the three major towns of Slovenian Istria. The city resembles a large open-air museum, with medieval architecture and a rich cultural heritage. Narrow streets and compact houses give the town its special charm. In the pre-Roman era, the hills in the Piran area were inhabited by the Illyrian Histri tribes. These were farmers, hunters and fishermen. They were also pirates who disrupted Roman trade in the north Adriatic Sea. An ancient coastal town with a picturesque old town core. Of all the towns on the Slovene coast, Piran as a whole has the most original town architecture, with a partly preserved town wall with seven mighty towers, a symbol of the past power and pride of the city. In the centre of the town is Tartini’s Square with a bronze monument of the famous violinist and composer Giuseppi Tartini. Piran is the birthplace of composer and violinist Giuseppe Tartini, who played an important role in shaping its cultural heritage.
Piran in Slovenia is one of the best preserved historical towns on the Adriatic with narrow alleys and Venetian Gothic architecture. Photo taken of the Third Town Wall from the Tower viewer. The first wall was built in the 7th century while the 2nd and 3th phases of enlargement between 1470 and 1533. Large parts of the fortification walls remain well-preserved up to now. The third fortification wall protected the whole peninsula.
Welkom in Piran, het mooiste plaatsje aan de Middellandse Zee. Piran is één van de drie havensteden van Slovenië, dat slechts een kleine kuststrook van ongeveer 50 kilometer in Istrië heeft. Piran ligt aan de Baai van Piran, die deel uitmaakt van de Adriatische Zee. Istrië erft zijn naam van een Illyrische stam de Histri, Strabo verwees naar hen als de bewoners van deze landstreek. De Romeinen kenden ze als een woeste Illyrische stam van piraten, voor wie de rotsige kust een natuurlijke bescherming bood. Na twee Romeinse invallen gaven de Histri pas toe, in 117 v.Chr. Piran is een oude Mediterrane stad. In de oude binnenstad is een rijke geschiedenis terug te vinden zoals de nauwe steegjes, romantische pleintjes, de compacte huizen zoals het Venetiaanse Huis Benečanka, de middeleeuwse architectuur en een openluchtmuseum. In deze mooie stad vind je huizen met een Gotische & Klassicistische bouwstijl. Het prachtigste bouwwerk is ongetwijfeld de klokkentoren van de Georgiuskathedraal. Verder is er het prachtige plein Tartinjev trg met het standbeeld van Giuseppe Tartini, de Sint Petruskerk en de haven. Ter viering van de 200 jaar Tartini wilden de inwoners van Piran een monument ter nagedachtenis aan Tartini. De Venetiaanse kunstenaar Antonia dal Zotto mocht het bronzen standbeeld van de maestro maken, in 1896 werd het standbeeld op een voetstuk in Piran neergezet. Foto genomen vanaf de één van de uitkijktorens langs de oude stadsmuren.
I have a bit of a soft spot for Boudicca, she`s a minnow compared to the other liners that visit Liverpool yet she graces our cities waterfront all year round when the big boys play fair weather friends, This shot depicts all that is progressing on the Mersey in recent times, the return of the cruise liners and now the new L2 container terminal north of the river at Seaforth, that coupled with hoards of fishermen in boats and off the walls enjoying the returning stocks of all indigenous sea life now that we can boast a clean thriving river, A truly boss place to live.
LNER power cars 43257 & 43296 accelerate past the links at Burntisland with the late running 1W20 1400 London Kings Cross to Aberdeen.
Anchored together in the Forth estuary are drilling vessel 'ENSCO 123' and support vessel 'Mighty Servant 1'. Seemed entirely appropriate.
18th June 2019
“The Urphänomen very humbly begs the Absolute to give it a cordial welcome.” (Breton: 346)
In this way, Goethe acknowledged the compliment Hegel had paid him and gave recognition to this lynch-pin connecting their work. Hegel replied on 2 August: “... wine has already lent mighty assistance to natural philosophy, which is concerned to demonstrate that spirit is in nature” (1984: 699).The first stage of Hegel’s appropriation of this idea is exhibited in the Phenomenology. Here Hegel presents his subject matter as a series of Gestalten des Bewußtseins (formations of consciousness), that is, a series of complex wholes which have to be grasped conceptually. The Bildungsroman that was presented in the Phenomenology was narrated from three different points of view. Each Gestalt is understood in turn as a way of thinking, a way of living (social formation) and as a constellation of artefacts by means of which people reflect on their activity. At the heart of each Gestalt is a concept understood as rules of inference, which is the ultimate standard of truth within that formation, the court of final appeal, so to speak, which must withstand all sceptical attack if the formation is to survive. This concept, the logically most primitive principle and form of practice, characterises the whole social formation. Here surely we see Herder’s Schwerpunkt, reframed within Hegel’s rational conception.dichotomy between image and idea was plausible, the Urphänomen lacked inherent content from which the relevant science could be scientifically unfolded through self-mediation.
This is my new Lego moc.
Japanese animation character Mighty Atom.
I added an openable structure to its chest.
To restore the original settings.
The Mighty Gaur.
A bull Gaur walking in the shola grasslands in western ghats of Karnataka.
I have been visiting this place since 3 years.The Gaurscape that one gets to see here is very unique. One should see the Gaurs in such beautiful landscape at least once in their lifetime.
Its amazing!!
- www.kevin-palmer.com - I was trying to beat this storm to Culbertson and get ahead of it. But as soon as I saw this view over the Missouri River, I had to stop. I ran back to the bridge and found a spot underneath for protection from rain and hail. I only wish I had been here a few minutes earlier.