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I took this picture after doing a double-take. The kind woman behind the counter said they had been in stock for a couple months.
158865 hurries past the signal box with 10.57 Norwich - Liverpool on 13th September 2012.
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I chose this image because I like the mood it gives off. The image makes my brain imagine what it would be like if there was three replicas of me. I used multiplicity for this photograph. Multiplicity grabbed the viewers attention because there is more than one person and the viewer will realize it is the same person. To achieve this image I had my brother stand in different locations as I took four photos.
Charity Peak, Hope Peak, and Faith Peak, also know as Little Sister, Middle Sister, and Big Sister of the Three Sisters mountains. As seen on the way to Ship's Prow
I was once a wiseman in the Ounda Belly Tribe. Along with lover to my left( your right) and my friend Cole on the otherside.
We were respected throughout the lands. Especially for the fact that we had large carrot like cones attatched to our penis's, as a sign of wisdom.
Burrito carnitas @ Three Brothers Tacos.
East Palo Alto, California, U.S.A.
*I forgot that I needed to order "supreme" to get avocado, so it was almost as good as I remember.
The Three Mills are former working mills on the River Lee at Bow, East London. The House Mill remains the largest tidal mill in the world, it is one of only four grade I listed buildings in the London Borough of Newham.
The site is now a dedicated centre for film and television production - Three Mills Studios.
Left:
Diele-dornse* type medieval residential house.
Next three gabled houses:
"The Three Sisters group of houses is considered to be one of the best examples of late Gothic architecture in Tallinn.
In different times the houses were owned by successful merchants, guild elders and members of the town council.
The houses mostly preserved their present look from the 15th century. Today they are excellently restored and serve as a hotel and restaurant."
Corner building – early 15th century, middle building – 1415, small building – around 1451.
The corner building is the biggest one. It has a gable with blind windows in shapes that are reminiscent of the west façade of the church of the Convent of Saint Bridget. Big rectangular windows were on both sides of the portal until the 1860s. Atypically, the corner house only has an entrance hall (diele). The living room (dornse), which is usually behind the diele, is, here, together with the kitchen, in a separate building, located just behind it. Since there is no trace of a medieval heating system in the main building, it probably functioned just as an office.
The middle building was typical in its ground plan.
My room was right below the pulley beam on the fourth floor.
* The so-called diele-dornse type of residential dwellings became established around the 14th century. It is also called front room -back room type house. The principal front room — diele — was a large hall occupying the entire width of the ground floor. It was the place where commercial and family life were intermixed; the diele acted as an extension of the street and people could enter it without knocking at the front door; it usually had a fireplace, later a glassed-in kitchen. The dornse was an office and family room, and place from which the household could see the entrance and the diele.
Tallinn, Estonia, 2018
G468JNH seen at chelsworth just outside the peacock before working a local school contract to stoke by nayland.
Rushing to buy the best items in the latest Sale these three girls were unaware that a more experienced sales-shopper was catching them up
September 11, 2009 -- The Dirty Three perform Ocean Songs at All Tomorrow's Parties at Kutsher's Country Club in Monticello, New York.
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Daily Dog Challenge "217. Starts With W - Take a picture of your dog with something that starts with W."
Scavenge Challenge June, 2012 - 14. Alphabet soup: subject must be a noun beginning with "W." (spare)
As I was trying to think of something with a "W", I pulled out Henry's undercoat rake and proceeded to give him a good comb down.
Henry LOVES his undercoat rake, and dances on tip toes to push up against it.
Fluff flew everywhere.
In a few short moments, he looked like a giant dandelion had exploded all around him.
And then it hit me.
Wool!
And as it went EVERYWHERE, I felt it met the "chaos, disorganized, random" definition of…
Our Daily Challenge - June 4, 2012 - Entropy.
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Stop on by Zachary and Henry's blog: bztraining.blogspot.com
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The hills to the right of Mariepskop are known as Rodille, or "the bundles", because they resemble a file of women carrying bundles on their heads. The striking Three Rondavels are named after three of Maripi's wives. From lowest to highest, they are Magabolle, Mogoladikwe and Maseroto.