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HMS Victory is a 104-gun first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, ordered in 1758, laid down in 1759 and launched in 1765. She is best known as Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
Sailors sleeping arrangement.
Waiting for his ship to come in
( Sailor photo from Bing images, background photo from my own camera )
original painting Sailor's Delight by Artist Ruth Hunter; medium: oil and cold wax on panel; artwork size: 10x10"
As you may recall, last year Sally the Sailor tried to join the crew of a sailing vessel, but was not successful in her attempt to be hired because she was so tiny (about 5 inches tall). So she stowed away in a laundry hamper that ended up in the Captain's quarters. They have been traveling the Pacific coast for months, with their next stop being Ecuador. Sally's prized possession is a special shell she found on her first visit to the sea. She never loses track of it, and keeps it with her when she sleeps. She only uses a tissue for a cover when getting close to the equator because its just so dang hot. She is best friends with the Captain now and sometimes he lets her ride in his pocket when he goes ashore.
Ok, so when i first proposed the idea of wearing the sailor outfit to Yentl.. she didn't seem too keen.. <.<
However.. she didn't have a choice. xD
I defy any Dal that does not want to wear this outfit. 0_0
some typical japanese high school girls' style,
called "sailor uniform" : )
I don't know how many of you aware about this,
but, in japan, there is some enthusiasm on this.
I hope this is still enjoyable...
First off: What a JOY it was to take these photos! In the usual run of things I loathe photographing the outfits. Things took a dramatic turn for the better when Frigg Ragu gave me an unbelievable present in the shape of her poses. And what beauties they are: No weird deformations on the avatar structure, no funny angles jutting out where there shouldn't be any. And beautiful, fluid body language on top of technical expertise! Thank you sooooooo much Frigg! You literally made my day!
This one here is a bit of a change of pace. What with summer in RL and all that, we have been doing quite a bit of naughty stuff of late with only prims and little bits and bobs barely concealing the parts which need to be concealed on a virtual body to allow one to enter even a mature sim these days. So, for all those bashful avatars out there, here is one which is well covered indeed.
The "manbo!" sailor takes its name from an amazing animated attachment of that name created by a most generous soul named Gonzo Shan. I have put the maracas that will let you "manbo!" as an extra little gift into the box which also includes male/female skins, garments, a naval collar and cap, upper and lower "manbo" sleeves and bottom flares, boots, a skirt for the ladies and some rotating naval pennants for ladies and gentlemen. The hair is by none other than the amazing Bryce Tully who is THE hair designer to go to if you want really natural looking ultra short hair in Second Life.
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First off: What a JOY it was to take these photos! In the usual run of things I loathe photographing the outfits. Things took a dramatic turn for the better when Frigg Ragu gave me an unbelievable present in the shape of her poses. And what beauties they are: No weird deformations on the avatar structure, no funny angles jutting out where there shouldn't be any. And beautiful, fluid body language on top of technical expertise! Thank you sooooooo much Frigg! You literally made my day!
This one here is a bit of a change of pace. What with summer in RL and all that, we have been doing quite a bit of naughty stuff of late with only prims and little bits and bobs barely concealing the parts which need to be concealed on a virtual body to allow one to enter even a mature sim these days.
So, for all those bashful avatars out there, here is one which is well covered indeed. The "manbo!" sailor takes its name from an amazing animated attachment of that name created by a most generous soul named Gonzo Shan. I have put the maracas that will let you "manbo!" as an extra little gift into the box which also includes male/female skins, garments, a naval collar and cap, upper and lower "manbo" sleeves and bottom flares, boots, a skirt for the ladies and some rotating naval pennants for ladies and gentlemen. The hair is by none other than the amazing Bryce Tully who is THE hair designer to go to if you want really natural looking ultra short hair in Second Life.
Visit alpha.tribe at Klein:
A morning red sky over the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Galveston, Texas, portends bad weather according to an old mariner’s rhyme.
Marinheiro (sailor)...Salvador, Bahia, Brasil
I'm looking through the photo archives of my laptop that I keep here in Brasil and finding photos that I never uploaded to Flickr....
This sailor was one of Elsinho's friends in the Navy.
Kon'nichiwa! ♥
If you love Seifuku Sailor Outfits, our new release is a must have! The Decor set contains multiple colours of the sailor dress, socks, shoes, panties and of course.. magic wands!
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from Doha, Qatar
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Erikka 001 Face BoM - ::monshine::
Humane Ice cream - Clover
HATSUNE SAILOR - TANAKA for KUSTOM9
A view North along the coast from the Cleveland Way towards the rocky scar of Sailors' Grave and Cromer Point.on the furthest headland is the Old Coast Guard lookout but it is barely visible in this image.
This stretch of seashore is quite difficult to access and I'm afraid to say it is one of the few stretches of beach I have never walked. There are supposed to be dinosaur foot prints embedded in the rocks on the beach,I can't believe I've not been down to see them!!!
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This image was taken the last night of the Central American cruise somewhere between the west end of Cuba and Mexico.. You can tell from the smooth water that we were sailing calm seas and were into or close to the Gulf of Mexico by this time. It was a very fitting sunset to closeout what was a wonderful seven days at sea...
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A selection of ships with lights on the bow and stern are suspended from the ceiling throughout the Sailors Church that faces the St. Lawrence River in Montreal, Canada. This church, in so many was was absolutely stunning.
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Peaceful scene at dusk as lots of boats in sight but no fishermen or sailors are around. Some boats are hanging out for the night until fishing seemingly resumes other boats probably on anchor indefinitely.
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