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England, Warwickshire, Stratford-upon-Avon & Shottery
Belgium, Bruxelles, Mini-Europe [GB3] [GB4]
5 septembre 2007
Before doing the "strobist" shoot of my Mini we took some HDR photos as well so I figured I'd edit one of them to see how it turned out.
este porta chaves é bem antigo ta até empoeiradinho mas eu o amo porque foi um dos primeiros que fiz tem exatamente 9 anos,ele é de 99.
Flawless Mini Cooper. Moderately lowered. Rear window had a turbo sticker, so maybe it's turbo'd! Didn't see an intercooler though.
Stumbled across this newly opened cafe the other day and was excited to see Blythes and Pullips in the displays. This is the first time I have seen such a cafe here in Malaysia. The cafe design is brilliant with re-ments, figurines, and other miniatures displayed under the dining tables.
It's a very relaxing cafe and a happy place especially for doll and miniature collectors. They sells some Blythe, Pullip, Re-ment, etc here. Too bad I didn't bring my camera and had to use my smartphone to take pictures of this lovely cafe.
Mini Mansions - 1/31/15
Indigo Music Festival
The Observatory, Santa Ana, CA
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Oasys is the new name for the Mini-Hollywood theme-park and is located on the Tabernas desert, Europe's only desert.
Mini-Hollywood, the longest established of three theme parks existing in the area. The other two, Western Leone and Texas Hollywood, are still working locations, at least some of the time, but Mini-Hollywood is now entirely given over to the theme-park business. Its heart is a Wild-West set, what one critic calls "your standard Spaghetti-Western town." And most of it is deliciously, authentically false - real, phoney buildings that were actually used in films.
Some of the movies that were shot here are legendary: Sergio Leone's 'Dollars' trilogy ('A Fistful of Dollars', 'For a Few Dollars More' and 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly') starring Clint Eastwood as the Man with No Name, 'Django' with Franco Nero, the sequels to which never seemed to end... over a hundred titles were at least partially filmed in these dusty streets. Almería was also used as a location for other film genres after the sixties (Patton, The Wind and the Lion, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade...) but it was the spaghetti-western that really defined the relationship between the province and the film industry.