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The covered bridge was taken on a country road on my way back from the Oregon Coast.. Playing time 1 min 11 sec...
Sync'd Motion Baila Dance Pack is available now at Kustom9. There are a total of six (6) dances to this series and they are just the right pace of dances that could blend with any song. Be sure to go try them out for yourself!
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Barn Owl (wild) limbering up for a spot of exercise after all those mince pies yesterday
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I've been studying this pair of Barred Owls for a few weeks. In this video, they preen one another. In addition to the obvious health benefits of this, the cooperative preening strengthens the bond between the pair. All my Barred Owl videos are posted on my website.
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Take a look at some of our items coming to The Arcade!
Get an early look at our full gacha key towards the end of the video!
The harpsichord plays 6 pieces of music, has 2 playing animations, 1 bowing animation, and comes with a texture HUD to change the color and toggle the mural.
On appuie sur le buzzer et on a droit, de façon aléatoire, à une chanson de leur répertoire. Un aperçu dans ce clip.
Joyeux Noël et bonnes fêtes de fin d'année !
I went for a walk amongst the Bluebells this morning , you can join me for a minute though I am not the best film maker
This a film of the two cairns I made at Beacon Fell Country Park near Preston in Lancashire, the second was remade from the remains of the first.
Editing this footage brought back memories. I remember it was lightly snowing that day when I finished the acorn cairn. It took two days to build as I had to spend hours carrying the stone from a dilapidated wall. I remember how it was extremely precarious and sat on the soft forest floor of compacted needles I could move the whole thing in unison to and fro with very little effort. It was in perfect equilibrium but I knew it wouldn't last long. The stone was very uneven which meant it was quite difficult to get it to balance with its overhanging shape.
Oh and the other thing I remembered was to be careful of walking into trees while filming and walking in a circle or else you look like an idiot with a red lump on your forehead.
When I returned a few weeks later to see if it was still there (no not the lump on my forehead) I wasn't surprised to find that it had toppled. Whether it's demise was due to an earthquake, human assistance or depression and loneliness I will never know. And I don't know how long it had remained standing either.
But still even though it had collapsed the hard work of carrying the stone was done so I needed to make something a little more gravity/child/passer-by-who-gives-it-a-push resistant.
I drew out the circle for the base of the pyramid and completed the second cairn in a day. I was amazed when I finished as I had judged the size of the base perfectly (complete fluke) that meant that I used up all the rock from the first cairn and needed no more to complete it. I haven't been back to see it since but I suspect it has gone the way of its predecessor.
The original still shots are here:- Acorn cairn, Pyramid Cairn.
Timelapse video footage of the main peak of the aurora display from Anglesey last night. Shot between 8pm-10pm. A great display to watch and easily visible to the eye too, even if the clouds didn't always want to play nicely... :-)
Hope everyone that caught it themselves enjoyed the show!