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This was so scarry, the chap responsable for the craning looked like he had seen a ghost when he arrived. It was his first day at work and he had never lifted a tree before. He was so daunted by the job.
we went 'zip lining' and I got this picture while up in the jungle and yes.. we had to zip DOWN towards the sea!!!
Where Lawyers Steal Your Money,And Stock Brokers Don't Sleep jk.
another symbol of The City Of Oxnard
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From above, Stanford bears a couple indicators of its ground-level beauty, which benefits from a California climate and Texas-sized endowment. Most buildings are hybrids (or derivatives) of the Richardsonian Romanesque and Mission Revival styles (hence, the red-tiled roofs, plaster, and rough-hewn stones). Thanks to Frederick Law Olmsted’s consultations, the campus is on a generally flat plot of land and is littered with (un-Olmsted) scenic quads and predictably-dignified axial orientations. Stanford also benefits from being one of the largest campuses by size, which has allowed it to have the semi-wooded area at the top of the screenshot.
Battered pine cone from Norway resurrected
What rests after a squirrel and a truck are finished with this fur cone is the image of a palm tree. A cone from the north looks like a palm tree from the south. A readymade found sign: I just had to put it on its feet and digitalize it for distribution.
I know the idea is that you post one photograph per day but as my friend Pete will testify, I have never been one to slavishly follow rules.
In any case, this photograph is of the same subject as the first just from a different perspective.
These are pictures I snagged from an ebay auction way back in 2005. This is the Palmtree Instruments 'Airdrums' that was released in 1988 - a drum machine that you played by waving two MIDI enabled batons in the air. I noticed that there's next to nothing in terms of visual presence of these on the web - and absolutely nothing in terms of audio / video demos. Hopefully Matrixsynth will pick this up and motivate an Airdrum owner to do a Youtube demonstration. Or maybe even a sample set? Hmm?