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Two rams tangle their horns in some mock sparring in preparation for the real show a few months away.
Un bélier bien costaud mais aussi bien sympathique (= celui de la photo de groupe, voir ci-dessous)
A burly but nice ram (= the black ram on the group photo below)
I think it is amazing how a rams horns grow like this, curled round it's ears and it can still hear perfectly.
These guys were quite happy munching away on the grass when they spotted me. Don't think they quite knew what to make of me.
This boat launch is part of the Ram Light, located off the Ocean Point shoreline at Grimes Cove. Near Boothbay Harbor. It was built in 1883. Prior to its existence, the perilous rocks of Ram Island were marked by lanterns tended by local mariners.
They were crude and many times could not be seen beyond 100 feet. Now the light is visible for 13 miles.
Ram Light can be seen from a distance at Grimes Cove or closer by boat.
Spotted a group of bighorn sheep on the side of the road just outside Canmore, AB. This had to have been the alpha of the group because he never took his eyes of of me. I kept the car between the two of us, and managed a portrait that I love.
This is my interpretation of the ultimate MidCentury Modern Workspace. 50 plus year old designs that still looks timeless yet modern and contemporary. Dieter Rams would say "Less is More." Don Draper would say, "Make it simple, but make it significant." Yes, it is expensive but it will outlive and outlast any computers I have or will have for the next 40 years. This is a "luxury desk set-up."
George Nelson Swag Leg Desk design by Charles Pollock for Nelson Associates in 1958.
Eames Soft Pad Management Aluminum Group Chair designed in 1969 by the legendary design masters, Charles and Ray Eames. Both manufactured by Herman Miller. Artemide Tolomeo Lamp. Designed by Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina for Artemide. 1987. The design classics. All featured and on displays at various Museums of Modern Art like NY MoMA. George Nelson Bench for storage. Everything pictured are authentic, licensed pieces.
BTW, people have been wondering. Yes, you can fit a 27" iMac on a George Nelson Swag Desk. As long as it is under 25 lbs.
I'm pretty much complete except I might swap out the Tolomeo Lamp for an AJ (Arne Jacobsen) Desk Lamp.
Update: Thanks. This was featured on lifehacker.com
Wer an Nahverkehr in Frankreich denkt, kommt um die RRR-Einheiten kaum herum. Sie bestehen aus drei oder vier fest gekuppelten Wagen und sind optisch ziemlich gewöhnungsbedürftig angesichts ihrer asymmetrischen Führerstandsfenster und des insgesamt eher U-Bahn-ähnlichen Aussehens. Und dennoch kann man die »rames réversibles régionales«, was etwa so viel bedeutet wie »Wendezugeinheiten für den Regionalverkehr«, als absolute Klassiker der SNCF bezeichnen. Von der Nordsee bis ans Mittelmeer, vom Atlantik bis zum Rhein – im ganzen Land kannte und kennt man sie in Kombination mit Elektro- und Dieselloks. So auch im Elsass, wo dieses Foto mit einem TER-Zug von Weißenburg nach Straßburg in der Nähe von Hoffen entstand. Es schiebt eine blau lackierte BB 67400. Der Blick reicht über die Rheinebene hinweg bis zum Schwarzwald im Bereich zwischen Baden-Baden und Offenburg. Dort lösen sich sich gerade die letzten Quellwolken eines heißen Sommertages auf.
Another of the mature, but younger rams browsing at the confluence of Soda Butte Creek and the Lamar River in Yellowstone National Park,
Taken from the boat. Mike didn't bring his camera. I did. He circled for a while so I could get some photos of the sunset behind Ram Island Light. I tried to do an HDR but do you know how difficult that is on a moving boat in swells? It was worth a try. The sky came out great, but the lighthouse looked weird.
I went to the Sheep's Village in Gangwondo for traveling at Aug 4th 2015. I bought the ticket to the village and I can reach to this sheep's Mound. it was very good to enjoy very tranquil times over there. I searched around the mound to take photos and I found this scenery which can express the animal and the landscape. I think the animal and the mound landscape harmonises very well.