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I believe this orchid, seen at the Marie Selby Gardens, is called the "Princess Slipper". That would be very appropriate as that's certainly what it looks like.
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Princess Cruises Royal Princess departing Gibraltar, 15.08.2016 behind SKS Tanaro, a bulk/oil carrier and the super yacht Maryah.
Born Princess Mary of York 1897, daughter of Prince George of York (Later King George V) and Princess Mary. From 1901 to 1910 she held the title Princess of Wales. She married Henry Lascelles, Earl of Harewood, 1922. She died 1965.
My daughter was playing Cinderella, and i just had to take a picture of it =)
Used 1D mark III, 24-70L and 580EX flash off camera to the right.
·Golden Princess Consist of the ff:
Three main dining rooms for a more intimate dining experience
·Four pools including the all-weather Calypso Pool; 9 whirlpools
·Elegant, but human-scaled, three-level atrium
·Three distinctive main show lounges
·706 cabins (55% of all cabins) feature balconies
·Intimate Italian Trattoria and Southwestern-style restaurants
·The luxurious, personal service of the Lotus Spa
·A choice of traditional or flexible dining times
See set comments for “Golden Princess Overview”.
DATE:January 24 1956 D:Princess Margaret arrives at Drury Lane Theatre to see the show "Plain and Fancy" /original photo
Princess cake for Lt. Col daughter.
Very 1st time at making MMF accents.
My hubby helped me. Given no instruction but princess cake for a 13 year old sleepover. Heard she started screaming when she saw the cake. Like to put plastic tiara on cake for lil one to have a momento.
Princess Coaches, West End, Southampton.
Scania K340EB4 with Irizar Century C53F body, new in 2007 as YN07 EWY to Lucketts of Fareham.
Photographed in Southampton, January 2015.
The cap is an altered version of the Jughead hat from the book "DomiKNITrix:Whip your knitting into shape", the buns weren't made using a pattern. My hat was inspired by the one designed by Ansley Bleu.
Princess Louisa Maria of Great Britain, by Alexis Simon Belle.
Louisa was born to James II and Mary of Modena during their exile in France. Louisa was very well liked by the French court and was ironically accepted by her half-sister Queen Anne, who never accepted her brother as legitimate.
This is my little sister Katelynn as Princess Zelda for Halloween. She and her friend's mom made the dress. And she drew the decorative flap (idk what to call it) with sharpies! She's so talented!!
Dolls of the Princesses from different years and production companies. All of them beautiful and so sweet!! Aurora is the most compelling to me but they all have their own special charms!
Ex LMS Princess pacific 5201 Princess Elizabeth heads North at Dallam, near the site of the former shed. A heavily cropped image from a poor original image. 26th March 2011.