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natuurgebied Gelderse Poort, Gendt, Gelderland - in a nature area near the river, Holland
by courtesy of Annemijn Kersten
Om tegemoet te komen aan de eisen van de Nederlandse beheerders van natuurgebieden in zelfredzaamheid van runderen, heeft de Stichting Ark-natuurontwikkeling een nieuwe kruising ontwikkeld, de Rode Geus. Brandrode runderen worden daarbij gemengd met het Franse Salers vee uit het Centraal Massief van Frankrijk. De Salers is éénkleurig rood, heeft grotere hoorns en een krullende vacht. Het resultaat, de Rode Geus, is een vriendelijk, zelfredzaam dier.
In order to meet the requirement of the Dutch authorities in nature regarding self-reliance of cattle, the Ark Nature Development Foundation has developed a new crossbreed, the Rode Geus. To create them, Brandrood cattle are mixed with the French Salers cattle from the Massif Central of France. The Salers is unicoloured red, has larger horns and a curly coat. The result, the Rode Geus, is a friendly, self-reliant animal
Walled garden volunteer pruning a couple of vigorous climbing roses [ she has my utmost sympathy - we used to have an old French rambler at the back of our house - Adelaide d'Orleans. The label said it reached 15 feet. After it had made 30 feet and was on its way to the house next door we decided to call a halt to its territorial expansion. Completely. Ever seen Rosa Kifsgate ? ]
Hofpark Wateringen 11-8-2021 , waarschijnlijk ontsnapt ergens en loopt nu rustig door het park genietend van zijn vrijheid.
This week, I rode my electric bike straight up to Coyote Ridge, starting at sea level on Tennessee Valley Road, in the peaceful Golden Gate National Recreation Area. It’s a steep climb up a thousand feet, and I had to stop a couple times to catch my breath. But my trusty Benno Boost ebike gave me just the extra lift I needed to make it to the top of the hill.
From Coyote Ridge’s overlook, I enjoyed glorious views of Mount Tamalpais, Muir Beach and the Marin Headlands, as the sun set over the Pacific Ocean. Other hikers and bikers stopped by to take in this majestic scene, as the golden hour transformed nature and humans alike.
I now go biking every day, to clear my head and stay healthy during the pandemic. We are incredibly lucky to have so many beautiful trails right in our own backyard. And I am grateful that our health crisis is nudging us all to exercise more and live more sustainably.
See more photos of my Ebike trips:
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Rode Duivels ontvangst op het Koninklijk Paleis door koning Filip en koningin Mathilde. Fans voor het podium Paleizenplein
Student Showcases at the Washington Improv Theater, located at the Source Theatre.
Semester: Fall 2010
Class: 1A Foundations
Teacher: Anna Trester
Students: Allan Dadovinac, Anthony Michaels, Brad Rode, Elena Berger, Jesse Rivkin, Kelly Levy, Kenneth Carr Jr, Maisie Hooper, Matthew McHorris, Ron Flax, Whitney Brimfield
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President Taft rode on the Oleander while on a 1909 tour down the Mississippi River. Memoirs of the Captain of The Oleander recounting that 1909 trip: www.robsgenealogy.com/regenhardt/Taft_Visit/Captain_Tillm...
I'm no expert on steamers. I guess this is the same Oleander Steamer. It was a United States Lighthouse Service boat.
Memphis Photo Supply Co, Memphis Tennessee ink stamped verso