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A fine 21kg common caught as usual by Mr Elastri from Ait Mazir. Morocco Carp pays the local fishermen market price for the Carp and returns them to the lake.
This homeowner saved over $500.00 on his house painting by being a model home! Right place right time, huge discount!
Gwernymynydd Swan V Hare and Hounds Connah's Quay. Hare and Hounds goalkeeper beats the ball away from Swan attacker Gaz Hayes.
Ireland 2002
I always have the urge to climb on statues. I wish that cement wasn't in the photo...
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Conserve water!!
STOP
Close your tap while washing your hand or face or while brushing or shaving....
It Saves a lot of water :)
[In one series I talk about a how water can take our lives away by increasing and then comes this where by which if we don't get it we die]
Camera: Sony DSC-F828
Exposure: 0.125 sec (1/8)
Aperture: f/2.2
Focal Length: 10.6 mm
ISO Speed: 160
A while ago, whilst on the bus bewteen Malmo and Gothenburg, I had an idea of a painting. So far I just made the illustration and once I have some more canvas and acrylics it's time to make the actual painting.
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Dora's friend Tico the squirrel has invented a wonderful new machine the Air-Car-Boat-Mobile! He invites Dora and Boots for a ride, but before they can even climb aboard, something goes wrong and the machine flies apart, scattering its parts into four far away places! Dora and Boots promise to help Tico find the lost parts so he can rebuild his special invention. But Swiper the Fox overhears the friends talking, and vows to get to the parts first, so he can swipe them! Will you help Dora and Boots get to each part before Swiper does, so that Tico can rebuild his Air-Car-Boat-Mobile Features Solve puzzles and navigate obstacles using the motion-sensor controller 4 Learning Adventure and 3 Learning zone games Sing-along mode Teaches shapes, colors, animal recognition, problem solving, logic, numbers, spatial skills and Spanish Works with all V.Smile Learning Systems
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so, my mutt chewed up the candies. but i managed to save a few for picturesss. :) love him? im sure.
We went to a friend of Jeff's Dad's hockey game and watched a game afterwards. There was a girl playing goal against the boys. I think that's really awesome. I took a ton of pictures of her.
Here's a face of the 60s and 70s: Laura Nyro. This image was created using a photo of her album cover, "Christmas and the Beads of Sweat", and various photoshop effects. Although she's best known for her pop hits, she's considered by many as a jazz/pop crossover and trail blazer for others like Joni Mitchell, Rickie Lee Jones and Tori Amos. Here's a quick sonic review of her hits, Laura Nyro Home Page.
This used to be a hotel, the sea used to be under this very window, today you can see the water in the far distance km`s away.
The Ferry Crossing can be traced back to 1296, but is probably much older, with origins in Saxon times. It has always been an important link and in those days saved a 14 mile journey to Shaldon and beyond, via Newton Abbot as the first bridge wasn’t built until 1827.
The Ferry now runs from the bottom of Lifeboat Lane in Teignmouth, but throughout its history has landed in several different places. For instance, during World War Two, The Ferry landing moved along the beach to Gales Hill, next to the present commercial docks, as the whole area around The Point was used by U.S. Forces for the repair and preparation of landing craft for D Day.
Black and white ‘gunports’ were added to the rowing boat ferries after the Napoleonic wars to make them look like ‘fearsome’ Men o’ War. This tradition continued with the advent of the first motor ferries nos. 1 & 2 in 1907-08.
When the first bridge was built around 1827 the ferry was then owned by the Shaldon Bridge Company until it was purchased by the local Council in the early 1950s.
Teignbridge District Council still retain the ‘rights to the crossing and own No.4 ferry, which was built in 1946. The service itself is run privately by a local company, the previous owners added the former Kings Lynn Ferry to the route, built around 1973 and now named ‘No.5’.
A visit the Teignmouth & Shaldon museum will tell you more about the Ferry and local history.