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Festival Indie Rock: 26 junho de 2007
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Description: Retired numbers on RF deck of Fenway Park
Date: 2014-April-4
Location: Fenway Park, Boston MA
Team: Boston Red Sox
Subject: Ted Williams, Doerr, Cronin, Yaz, Fisk, Pesky, Jim Rice, Jackie Robinson
Photo Credit: Ruben Lipszyc, RSN Alberta, rsnalberta.blogspot.com
Photos from the premiere weekend showings of "Friday I'm In Love: A Numbers Nightclub Documentary" at Numbers Nightclub in Houston, TX, Saturday July 31 and Sunday August 1st, 2021. Photos by Becky Plexco / Enigma Arts Photography & Louis Gonzales / Phoenix Photography LG
Moment from the first night in Salt Lake City; taken from the balcony where we were chatting, smoking, drinking Coronas and feeling like adults knowing everything about anything...
Motorcycle racing race numbers in several fonts & colours. www.ozquicksigns.com Quick Signs Ballarat & Tweed Coast
I've been wanting to try this stir-fry place that recently opened downtown. It was really good and a great opportunity to capture the logo.
Macro Monday Theme : Numerical
I just went with numbers, I couldn't get to creative this week, but I liked how all of mine turned out! All the numbers I shot this week are from my back yard!
Workers painting numbers on baby giant tortoises at Charles Darwin Research Center near Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz
It's spring and that means horseshoe crabs are nesting in high numbers along many of Florida's beaches. A new citizen science program in the Nature Coast is helping state managers collect important data about horseshoe crab populations. This program is a collaboration between Florida Sea Grant, UF IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station, FWC, and UF's Biology Department. Sea Grant Agents like @scbarry are training citizens to count nesting horseshoe crabs and apply tags to the crabs as part of a long-term population study and you can help! Keep your eye out for tagged horseshoe crabs the next time you are walking the beach or near the water. If you see a tagged crab, snap a picture of the tag or record the number on the tag. Do not remove the tag and never pick up a horseshoe crab by its tail. To send in the tag info, use the hotline (1-888-LIMULUS) or the website (www.fws.gov/crabtag) to report the number, sighting location, and condition of the crab.