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Designed this to print (using Lightscribe CDs) onto my final FYP CD hand-in. Any advice/cristisim/opinion from anybody?

steve always brings back teh coolest toys... here we see the alpha bug in battle with another bug...

My Mom got this wonderful hand-made outfit (vintage trims attached to a ready-made shirt and skirt) at Round Top during the big Spring event. You can't tell, but the suspenders are made from long, long zippers.

Rattoo round tower was constructed in the 12th century by the Augustinians on the site of a monastery founded by St Lugach, which was dedicated to St. Peter and Paul.

 

Round bales of hay, August 1977.

Collage for the latest theme of "Crowds" at the KOLLAGE KIT blog -

 

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Round one is complete, now let's tackle round two

Taken during a quiet moment at work ....yes a rare moment.

This historic hotel was completed in 1902 and contained the largest free standing dome in the United States until 1955. Upon completion, the hotel was nicknamed the 8th Wonder of the World. A stellar renovation has returned this beautiful hotel to its former glory. Today, the hotel seems very out of place in its small Indiana town.

OBSERVATION: The gorgeous centerpiece slowly changes color at night and attracts everyone's attention to the enormity of the cavernous domed ceiling.

West Baden Springs, IN

Katie Martin

marti453@purdue.edu

This is the Lenox "Eerie-Go-Round" carousel for their Halloween village. I just love it. It has rats, crows, and a broomstick on it.

A Brussels tram negotiates the curve on a sunny day in 1966.

700x45 knobby tires, frame bag. Adventure bike.

Winter is officially over with our first kayak trip of the year.

Really terrible nails.

A great cloud day at Natanis.

received in the Seasons Round from my exchange partner, Colette.

8 años haciendo fotos y aún no le había hecho una foto a la luna. Se que no es original, pero bueno, hay que hacerla ;) (crop 100% de la foto original)

our lady of perpetual pms vs sc(r)otus.

June 26th - 27th 2002

 

Gorgeous weather.

G8 summit in town, naked protesters covered in mud.

Fort Calgary closed but we got in for free, pleasantly surprised how good it was.

Bit of a dull city otherwise.

Bus to Banff.

Nobody told me about the stormy wind with all the dust they make. But with 45-50 km/h I should have expected it.

Amtrak 80 with a B32 leader, 513, still sporting Ph 4 paint, rolls north at Grimes Road, in Petersburg VA. The train is about 5 minute from arriving at a station stop in Petersburg.

National Capital Trolley Museum.

Lincoln Park Zoo

Chicago, IL

 

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Well, the Habs' season is over. They lost to the Tampa Bay Lightning in the second round of the playoffs tonight. It was a disappointing end to a pretty great season.

 

But it was not all bad tonight, John and I met Steve Shutt at The Big's Restaurant before the game this evening. After reading many hockey books over this NHL season, and watching the classic New Year's Eve Habs vs Red Army game from 1975 just a few days ago, it was pretty exciting to meet a legend from the old Habs dynasty days. I got him to autograph my jersey as well.

Another shot from a few days ago. The setting sun was shining through the fence on the right and casting amazing shadows on the floor of this track whilst illuminating the path ahead.

 

HFF

 

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