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PEEK-A-BOO!
Compagnie Charlie
CC Het Gasthuis
25 Jaar CC - 26 - SEP-2020
Play: Johan Dils - Maxime Menbrive - Johannes Vanbinnebeek
Photography: © Patrick Van Vlerken 2020
You can't do this with a real tree! Maybe this is why I'm not making much progress getting the decorations up...we're having too much fun just goofing around.
The former Peek Frean factory at 100 Mallett Street, Camperdown. Production commenced in 1932 (around March- April). Later moved to purpose built factory in Ashfield.
"Peek Frean (Australia) Ltd. has been registered in Sydney, with a capital of £100,000 and has already negotiated a lease of one of the buildings previuosly occupied by Geo. A. Bond and Company Ltd., hoisery manufacturers of Camperdown, Sydney." -The Voice (Hobart) 22 August 1931.
Images from Google Maps (2009)
Edina wanted to come outside but had to settle for the view out the window as it was about to storm.... violently!
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Running with her eyes closed. Atypical behavior for the normies but usually seen in children with Autism.
Very old shots of Taylor- She's 5 years old in these.
And this was with my first Digital Camera.
We can dress her up, but...at pretty much every gathering at which she's wearing a dress, Amanda ends up trying to show off her underwear.
Taken at the Owl Centre in Kington, Herefordshire. Just loved the slightly obscured peeking out from his conifer perch.
Speckled bush cricket juvenile trying to hide from my lens!
(reminds me of Chad!)
Kennack Sands - Cornwall
Our Christmas Elf, Billy, spying on the family from behind a stocking.
Billy shows up the day after Thanksgiving every year. He watches the family and reports to Santa every night. Every morning Billy comes back and hides in a new place in the house. My daughter loves looking for him and still gets excited when he's found.
My husband teases me that I take too long composing pictures. On our way into the house after work, I stopped on our front porch to take pictures of our yellow roses, and he pretended to lock me out. He was peeking out to see if I had noticed yet.