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In Brazilian popular culture, Sansevieria trifasciata (known as Saint George's sword) is used to ward off the evil eye. No surprise to see it planted in such abundance around this exposed window corner next to the elevated highway known as "Minhocão". The leaves are actually bi-colour: green with yellow stripes along the edges. They look light grey in this photo because it was taken with an infrared-converted camera.
2020 Rainy Saturday during Coronavirus Protection Medical distancing in Times Square Coronavirus COVID-19 Billboard Times Square - AD Advertisement side walk Broadway St and 7th Ave NYC 03/28/2020 New York City Subway sign Traffic looking South skyscraper department store sign Blue Sky Saturday the 28th twenty eighth forty second
The glare of a lioness on an overcast morning at the National Zoo in Washington, DC. Taken with a Nikon D70 and Nikkor AF-S 80-200mm f2.8 mounted on a monopod.
Well, although tagged so, this photo was not actually taken at the Todai-ji, but at one of the temples on the way to the Todai-ji, but I don't recall which one.
Bon, contrairement à ce qu'indique le tag, cette photo n'a pas été prise au Todai-ji, mais à l'un des temples sur le chemin qui mène au Todai-ji, mais je ne me rappelle plus lequel.
From a walkabout in the area surronded by Spadina Ave, Front St, John St, and Queen St.
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Thanks to Richard Gunner for the photos. Find out more about the Namibia Wildlife Conservation and Sanctuary- frontiergap.com
2020 Monday 42nd St during Coronavirus Protection Medical distancing in Times Square Coronavirus COVID-19 Billboard Times Square - AD Advertisement side walk Broadway St and 7th Ave NYC 03/30/2020 New York City Subway sign Traffic looking South skyscraper department store sign Blue Sky Saturday the 30th thirty forty second
The tarps are supposed to keep dust from getting everywhere. It's doing an OK job, though we're still going to have to sweep, mop, etc.
Souvent impossible d’essayer les vêtements dans les magasins, pour cause de Japonaises trop maquillées… Alors, si on vous laisse, pour ne pas les salir, il faut en passer par là …!
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Child friendly space for the women labors working at the SMEP project run by IOM, WFP and UNHCR at camp 20 extension Ukhiya, Cox'Bazar, Bangladesh on 28 November 2019
Large sluice gates provide flood protection from typhoon surges in metropolitan Tokyo. These large gates open and close to the Sumidagawa River near Hatchabori station in TokyoThe flood protection gates on the Sumidagawa River near Hatchobori Station in Tokyo are part of the city's comprehensive flood control system designed to mitigate the risk of flooding during heavy rainfall and typhoons. These flood protection gates are a crucial component of Tokyo's infrastructure, given the city's susceptibility to flooding due to its location and urban development. The gates are engineered to regulate the flow of water in the Sumidagawa River, preventing overflow and minimizing the impact of flooding on surrounding areas. Their design and construction have evolved over time, incorporating advanced technologies and engineering principles to enhance their effectiveness and resilience. The history of these flood protection measures dates back decades, with continuous upgrades and improvements to address changing environmental conditions and urban development patterns in Tokyo.
i believe the ranch has become a "designated safe-house"!
must be that high stakes canasta i told you about.
Thanks to Richard Gunner for the photos. Find out more about the Namibia Wildlife Conservation and Sanctuary- frontiergap.com
This 1938 booklet titled ‘The Protection Of Your Home Against Air Raids’ was found under the stairs of a house, 77 years after it was issued to the nation, prior to the outbreak of the Second World War the following year.
A Home Office publication, it covered aspects that required immediate consideration, if and when a war was declared, in the event of an air raid, and included extra precautions with respect to bombs and gas, along with a final section on simple first aid supplies.
The mood of the time is clearly evident from the publication, and it is hard to imagine the fear and anxiety the population would have had at this point, let alone when war was declared and fighting took a hold throughout Europe and much of the world.
A fascinating read on the simplistic measures that were meant to save people during these hostile times.
DEP Commissioner Catherine McCabe addressed the business community as part of the Meet the Decision Makers series
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Buffalo District's contractor Cold Spring Construction Company of Akron, NY, works on repairs to 1,300 feet of the seawall at the northern section of the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park, Buffalo, NY, January 8, 2021.