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Fun white gown for a wedding and I have to have fun white lingerie underneath for my partner to enjoy😊
Week 2 for the killdeer nest in mulch. This mama's wise choice is working well for her. She kept silent & didn't do a broken wing dance when I walked by. She did stand up so I was able to see all 4 eggs under her. No 2nd parent that I've seen at this location.
Killdeer (Charadrius vociferous)
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The Selfie Tour. On Belgium derps with Dursty, Pezar and Martin. Many selfies, lots of cool locations. Good times.
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This guy/gal either had complete confidence in his/her ability to escape harm, or knew I was no threat.
How secure is this slope?
That's a question with a price of one life. For a week after the last snowfall, it was avalanche danger 3, but it regressed now to danger 2. So, it SHOULD be good.
It is never trusting to see that is nobody else on the mountain. But the avalanche conditions were very secure. No risk ! This snow was in fact fully ice crusted and this is probably the reason why the mountain is so empty : difficult snow ! Very fast with a dangerous tendency to block any turning attempt with skis.
There is also a satisfaction to achieve difficult turns and be able to go, even if is not easy.
With a half-hitch, the winch was secured.
Sarasota (Sarasota Bay), Florida, USA.
5 October 2019.
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After securing the load and wanting to get it to a safe place, the Brown Falcon took off again.
(Clare)
Taken on the Joseph Conrad, an 1882 square rigger training ship located in the Mystic Seaport Museum, Mystic, Connecticut.