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Annecy lake, Savoy (Savoie) in the early morning in autumn, view from Forclaz pass, French Alps. I have to go back to this place again, to spend the night at the hotel there, it was closed at the time, it's open only on weekends off season.
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished shot from September 2018. That moment when the texture of a coat catches your eye against a picture of some savoy cabbages. Just to be clear, in case you don't know me well, I am not calling her a cabbage. Enjoy!
View of Grenoble city from the Bastille at sunset in autumn, more to come from this series in the future.
Lots of awesome pix of this school on flickr, here is mine with clouds and cattle going home.
Savoy Montana
Our contribution for the January Round of THE CHALLENGE. With the chosen theme „Farm“ we crafted these „Little Farm Beds“. Each Bed is 0.7 x 1.9 meters in dimensions. In the package are: Empty Bed (LI 1 / 0.2 meters height), Carrots Bed (LI 1 / 0.4 meters height), Savoy Cobbage Bed (LI 4 / 0.4 meters height), Salad Bed (LI 2 / 0.3 meters height and the Beetroot Bed (LI 2 / 0.6 meters height).
The Little Farm Beds will be availabe 31st January at 22769 ~ [bauwerk].
Last weekend was a holiday weekend in Southern Ireland.
In my very humble opinion, any evening that starts with cocktails is always a good one. Last evening surpassed all my expectations.
Macro Mondays 'vegetables' theme.
I had lots of ideas for this week's theme but unfortunately I wasn't able to get to a shop to buy any of the more unusual vegetables. My friend Rachael can always be trusted to come up with things when I need a photo subject and in this instance I snaffled a couple of outside leaves from a savoy cabbage to experiment with. I like the resulting texture details.
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For my video; youtu.be/y9S_S3bV6zs,
Beach Hop, Whangamata, New Zealand,
Todd Industries in Petone, the assembly unit of New Zealand Chrysler franchised importer and distributor Todd Motors, assembled the right hand drive Savoy and its "Plodge" Plymouth/Dodge siblings from CKD kits imported from Canada. Canadian cars were preferred to US-built ones, as a lower, "preferential" import duty rate applied to British Commonwealth products. Cars sold under the three brands were all based on the contemporary, comparable Plymouth models but nose and tail styling varied, as did engine availability. Dashboards were usually RHD Plymouth and typically differed in design from the LHD ones. "Plodge" assembly ended with 1963 model year models