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Tableau Vivant \\ Limbo hair
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You're a boy and i'm a girl
But you know you can lean on me
And I don't have no fear
I'll take on any man here
Who says that's not the way it should be
And I've leaned on me for years
Now you can lean on me
And that's more than love, that's the way it should be
Now I can't change the way you feel
But I can put my arms around you
That's just part of the deal
That's the way I feel
I'll put my arms around you
For: « Smile on Saturday! ».
Theme : sun protection.
À l'origine, le panama se fabriquait exclusivement en feuilles de bombanaxa, mais cette matière fragile fut abandonnée avec la popularisation mondiale du chapeau.
La matière première utilisée est la feuille de Carludovica palmata, appelée paja toquilla, une espèce de palmiers poussant en Équateur. Les Équatoriens préfèrent parler de sombrero fino de paja toquilla plutôt que de panama. Après la récolte, les cœurs de palmes sont transportés à dos de mulets jusqu’aux villages, où la palme est divisée en fibres fines. Il existe deux traitements de la fibre : à Cuenca, la paille est bouillie pour éliminer la chlorophylle alors qu'à Montecristi, elle est séchée au soleil et blanchie à la fumée de soufre. Puis les artisans procèdent au tissage qui peut durer jusqu'à huit mois.
En 2009, l'Institut équatorien de la propriété intellectuelle reconnaît l'appellation d'origine contrôlée du panama. En 2012, l'Unesco l'inscrit au patrimoine culturel immatériel de l'humanité.
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The last time I was here was in 2015. Not a lot has changed, in or outside of the home. I was planning on taking some film shots of this place, but my camera batteries flaked out. Luckily, I had my little back up with me. This will be the last time I photograph this particular place. It's been fun!
My first time here: www.flickr.com/photos/126174917@N05/21773723944/in/album-...
Les arbres étendent délicatement leurs branches dépouillées, comme pour protéger des regards l'édifice multiséculaire.
Château de Courances
France
Many people live in their own little world and ignore the big problems like climate protection, war and social injustice!
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When I got up close to him I saw that he had a nut that he was keeping really close. He wasn't going to let that one get away.
// A tiny wren seeks refuge in a cave from the drama outside. The waterfall pleased with a guest puts on a show. The wren enamoured by it all stays a while longer.
I often feel like this. Wanting refuge away from the chaos outside. With all the crazy Covid stuff; what a time to be a bird.
Seed pods of a variety of Allamanda cathartica (Schottii), a yellow flowering creeper from my sub-tropical Gold Coast garden. The green seed pods are soft but gradually brown and harden. The spikes are needle sharp, believe me!
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Protection, present and past, in the form of moorings for the fishing boats protected by the harbour wall from bad weather and the remains of a castle on the hilltop that once provided security against unwelcome human attention. The new and old lifeboat stations show a history of protection for the fishermen that is able to extend out to sea when needed.
This town of Tenby (Welsh: Dinbych-y-pysgod, meaning fortlet of the fish) is situated in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park on the western side of Carmarthen Bay, in West Wales.