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Seeley Barton Suzuki TR750

Tessitura Learning & Community Conference, Orlando,July 15 - 19, 2017, #TLCC2018, Photo by Joseph Mark, www.josephmark.com

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One last Two Harbors photograph, for now. I have many more from this visit, and will post them at a later date.

 

This is the usual view of the harbor at Two Harbors, Minnesota. The Duluth, Missabe, and Iron Range docks dominate the view.

 

Camera: Minolta Freedom 100. 1990.

I still miss you and feel your loss every day

Two walkers near Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Mählers are now dealer for TWO Friction measurement equipments in Sweden and Norway.

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my mother has decided to be obsessed with board gaming; most of this collection materialized in the last year, we have a small clay bucket of assorted dice; and she is actually in the process of desiging a couple games of her own.

"two roads diverged in a wood, and i-i took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference" {r.frost}

This is the only shot I got of both turtles at the same time.

Two splendid Agnes.

Acorns in our oak tree.

 

September 9, 2020.

 

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Two dads check out a gallery in Provincetown during Family Week 2006.

When I am in my mind,

My mind gives me what it has:

Sighs.

When I am in my heart

My heart gives me what it is:

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Delight.

"Delight is Eternity's Treasure and Immortality's Life.

by: Sri Chinmoy

 

I know I haven't been around much lately.........

but I haven't forgotten.........

just want to wish you all one delightful Thursday

dearest friends !!!!!!!!!!

I had some luck with the other glass panels I made and have sold them all. I miss them hanging in my house so am working on morw. Two new almost done red and gold circle panels. Another big blue one is next.

Two photographers at once.

 

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through the window series - at 55 - As I was looking at this I saw two different worlds! The bottom is this industrial world but right above is this beautiful sky, with light flares from the sun and wonderful clouds.

 

It's one photo I just used background0010 on the bottom half of the photo

Bottlenose Dolphins , January 10th , 2014

 

Just as the sun was rising over the killing cove, the killers and trainers arrived via skiff. The two pods of Bottlenose dolphins had been held a total of 21 hours. Despite confusion and exhaustion these dolphins fought for every last moment of freedom.

 

The captive selection began just after 7am as the pod was further divided into four separate groups.The division made it much easier for the killers but caused considerable distress for the dolphins as they were separated from family and forced to watch their pod mates being manhandled by the killers. The process was quite extreme as divers in the water simultaneously wrestled dolphins into nets for captivity and tethered flukes for dolphins about to be slaughtered. As one dolphin was forced into a small sling and prepared for transfer another was brutally slaughtered side by side under the tarps of the killing cove. The cove soon turned a bright crimson from the mass murder taking place as captive dolphins emerged via sling and headed toward the captive holding pens located in the harbor.

 

After hours and hours of selection and slaughter, a total of 13 dolphins were taken captive. As one skiff was transferring captives, one dolphin became catatonic and the skiff turned back toward the cove to dump the now lifeless dolphin back under the tarp for slaughter. After being held overnight and the trauma of today's horrific events were just too unbearable for this dolphin.

 

After the last skiff of dead bodies was transferred to the butcher house, the final number brutally murdered was 24 Bottlenose dolphins. The remaining pod of 25-30 dolphins was forced to swim and drink their family's blood was eventually driven back out to sea later this afternoon. — at Taiji , Japan.

 

Sites for more information :

Sea Shepherd Cove Guardians Page (official)

www.facebook.com/SeaShepherdCoveGuardiansOfficialPage

 

Cove Guardians

www.seashepherd.org/cove-guardians

  

Photo: Sea Shepherd

 

if youre in,please add yourself!

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One of trees, one of antlers.

The farmed Red Deer herd, near Comberow.

I decided to dust off the trusty old K1000 after using my Ambi Silette almost exclusively for the past two months.

 

Shot on Kodak 200 color film with a 28mm lens and processed at Target.

Birthday Outing

 

I took Stu out for lunch. He had two Young Coconuts. They are filled with delicious sweet coconut milk and white meat, very very good. These coconuts aren't hard inside, just the opposite, the meat can be spooned out.

one of a series of four images:

1979, Antwerp, Academy of Fine Arts photo studio,

Polaroid Type 54 on a 4x5 inch Sinar-F large format, with a Schneider Kreuznach Super-Angulon 65mm F/5.6 and a matching Polaroid 4x5 film back.

This Wisteria was found on Mom Pearson's property. It was hanging beautifully over two tree stumps.

 

Sumner, Levy, Florida

4/8/10

6:06:20 PM

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At the Southern edge of Birch Marsh Glade at Chid two male Bullfinches, there was a female but she went East across Woodstack Glade

Two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar has extended a helping hand to boxing legend Dingko Singh in his fight against liver cancer. Kumar along with several other individuals have come forward to help the former boxer financially. Dingko is suffering from lung cancer for which he had first been successfully treated three years ago.

 

Read more:-https://wrestlingtv.in/sushil-kumar-extends-help-to-boxing-legend-to-fight-against-cancer/

Day Forty Two 2-9-11

 

"You lie through your teeth. You won't let me down, you lie, I deserve better than this," Silverstein. I hate homework. I hate working with a passion, especially math. AP Chemistry = Math, and I do not understand any of this new homework we were given, ugh. Probably my fault, I should have payed more attention in class, but I did thank good notes. :/ Hmmm ahh well. We'll see how it goes tomorrow, thank goodness there is no quiz this week, nor is there a test!

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