Gruene Historic District

Ortsteil von New Braunfels (Texas)

Added to the Cream of the Crop pool as Personal Favourite

Another rubber duck shot.

I saw this plastic duck swimming with the other wildlife in Bristol’s harbour

Nikon D7000, Nikon 35mm f/1.8 . ISO 100, f/5.8 1/800 sec.

for Our Daily Challenge....bubbles.

Oh my gosh I spent way to much time taking photos of bubbles today but boy was it fun...great challenge!

I had to post this one because it was too cute! Much better on black...press 'L'

Rubber Duck in Kaohsiung

This one is my personal fav along with Scrub a Duck

This poor guy is moored on the Jersey side of the Delaware River after strong winds made navigating the river impossible. This duck, weighing in at 11 tons at 61 feet high, is the largest rubber duck in the world and the product of Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman. It's here for the weekend's Tall Ships Philadelphia-Camden festivities.

Florence

If this little duck was any slower, he’d have to be watered twice a week.

All of a sudden the harbor of Hong Kong turned into a giant bathtub for this rubber duck duck.

The world famous Giant Rubber Duck in San Pedro (Los Angeles harbor).

Ready to go with you into the bathtub. Want one?

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The 'Rubber Duck', which is 16.5 meters high, will be in Hong Kong from 02 May 2013 to 09 June 2013. Since 2007, 'Rubber Duck' has been traveling to 10 countries and 12 cities. A lot of citizens and tourists went to see the giant cute duck.The south side of Ocean Terminal is a wash with Rubber ducks to welcome Dutch conceptual artist, Florentijin Hofman's Floating duck sculpture called 'Spreading Joy Around the World'.

just danie

Having some fun with rubber ducks.

Rubber Duck Taiwan Tour: Kaohsiung, Glory Pier.

~ Let it Bleed ~

aaargh! i'm in the process of switching isp's. i've been using charter for the past 1.5 years. the past two weeks have been internet up, internet down. every day and night. extremely frustrating!

while i'm ranting, i think i'll mention something else that has been chapping my hide. it's called "automatic renewal" in the magazine subscription world. to make a very long story short, i purchased two gift subscriptions through amazon.com last december. it now seems that the service amazon uses (synapse connect) will anually charge these subscriptions to my credit card for the rest of my life (or until i cancel the card.) if you subscribe to magazines, keep an eye on your credit card statement!

sorry to rant. i really do need to start a blog. ;)

Florentijn Hofman's massive rubber duckie.

I've expanded my collection.