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This is a panorama made up of 4 images merged in Photoshop Elements.
It reminds me of those cities I used to make when I went through my brief 'Sim City' addiction...before I discovred the delights of the www and Flickr...
Shoreham Harbour, West Sussex, UK
Sims Campground Bridge over the Sacramento River is the first major construction project completed by the CCC. Sims Campground itself is located in the old CCC Camp area. The area is beautiful in the fall! Shasta-Trinity National Forest
photo by Carol Underhill
Shasta-Trinity National Forest
Yes me and my sister Zoofy finally got the sims 2 game for the computer! :) lol! Yeah we have also been having really back weather. So much for summer.. :( Anyway here is a photo of my sim family. :) lol!
Meninas,tudo bem com vcs?
Então, estou uma pessoa surtada com essa febre de bichos...sou alucinada com onças...rssr
Chegou esse trench de onça lá onde eu trabalho,eu ameiiii,mas estou numa dúvida danada se compensa ou não. Tenho medo de usar pouco.
O que vcs acham meninas?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSZqix_qYAo
omg I'm so excited :D
and omg EA made a pretty sim for once *points to chick in picture*
but no really, i can't wait to send my little sims off to college even though i haven't played sims in months :D
and apparently the also announced Sims 3 Paradise Island (idk if that sounds fun from the name o.o) and an unnamed stuff pack
I took this through the kitchen window in one of our Sydney offices, but there was window reflection in it so after getting mad, I decided to futureize it to take your mind off it, and I always like some of the Sim City style images that people some times create.
The view from the kitchen was great as long as I was sitting down, with a view over Darling Harbour.
1. George R. Sims
2. wife Mrs. George R. Sims (maiden name Marjorie Bartlett Byington)
3. son George Reginald Sims II (who usually was called Bunt)
4. Mrs. Willis or Willice M. Byington (maiden name Sallie Blinn Phillips, mother of Marjorie)
At their bungalow facing Enchantment Park. This photo appeared in the New Port Richey Press on Jan. 12, 1922.
Photo from the scrapbook of Hattie May Palmer-Sargent. (735)