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AMSTERDAM - Oude Zijds Voor- en Achterburgwal.
Onze hoofdstad staat wereldwijd bekend om zijn grachten, ze staan sinds 2010 zelfs op de Werelderfgoedlijst van Unesco. De Amsterdamse grachten spelen een grote rol in de rijke historie van de stad. Tijdens de Gouden Eeuw (1600 – 1700) werden de grachten aangelegd om het in- en uitvoeren van goederen te vergemakkelijken.
Our Capital is known Worldwide for its Canals, they have even been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2010. The Amsterdam Canals have a Major role in the rich History of the City. During the Golden Age (1600 – 1700) the canals were built to facilitate the import and export of goods.
Not even the Whiskey helps the feelings .. I need something stronger or her back . Nothing is You Proof..
Morgan Wallen - You Proof (Lyrics)
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Morgan Wallen – Wasted On You
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..TENEBRE.. SAYU EYESRS
Left/Right - Heart
Left/Right - Liner
Left/Right - Eline
Left/Right - Smudged Make Up
EvoX Only
BoM, Bakes On Mesh
Copy, Mod, No Trans
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RAWR! Miss Monroe Rings
Rigged
Hide & Show Features
Full Color Hud
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RAWR! Miss Monroe Nails
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Full Color Hud
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{ViSion} // Ysabel Set Pattern
Maitreya, Legacy, HG, Physique, Freya, Isis
Belt, Top, Bottoms Can be worn separately
So many color patterns to choose from!
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S-CLUB hairs - LILI HAIR @ Warehouse Event
Comes in Basic, Deluxe Or Fatpack
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South of Sanity - Zach Top
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Crazy About You - Morgan Wallen & Post Malone
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Gone too Fast - Morgan Wallen & Ella Langley
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If It Wasn't for Trucks - Riley Green
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Stuck - Morgan Wallen & Noah Cyrus
Traveling the highways of Northern Arizona through the Navajo Nation there are many beautiful scenes like this as far as the eye can see. You won't be disappointed if you dirve through this beautiful place. Sure beats living in a big city :)
Quiet, peaceful town where I live :) Concho Lake is very dry right now you can barely see it. It goes down every year due to irrigation but due to the drought it is extremely low right now. It is spring fed so wil fill back up over the winter months and the process will repeat itself. It is beautiful when full of water :)
The village (CDP) of Concho, sometimes referred to as "Old Concho", is rich in tradition and folklore. Each year the villagers enjoy coming together for the San Rafael Fiestas, when residents and relatives from afar gather for joyful celebration and reminiscing. Concho also celebrates Memorial Day with the only Memorial Day parade and town picnic in Arizona that actually takes place on Memorial Day.
The newer portion of Concho, outside the CDP, is the highland country referred to as "Concho Valley", established in 1971. Growth in this development primarily took place as a result of the construction of the Coronado Generating Station located west of St. Johns. The main attraction, until its closure in 2010, was the local country club and golf course. The clubhouse of the country club became a pizza place for awhile, but is now a residence, and the old golf course is mostly residential, with a high end RV park for travelers coming soon. Concho Lake, which primarily serves as an irrigation reservoir for "Old Concho", serves as a home for wildlife of all kinds, though the water is typically too low for fish. Both the old and new portions of Concho enjoy the peacefulness of a quiet country atmosphere, with clear skies and a sense of community. The total population of the Concho CDP ("Old Concho") and "Concho Valley" is approximately 800–900 persons.
Prior to the arrival of Europeans, the Concho area was home to Indigenous Ancestral Puebloan peoples; the ruins of their pueblos can still be seen all over the area to this day. Indigenous Athabaskan speakers – the ancestors of today's Apache and Navajo peoples, the largest Indigenous groups in northeastern Arizona – arrived in the region somewhere between the 1100s and 1400s CE, the earliest confirmed physical evidence of their presence being a Diné-style three-fork dwelling dated to about 1389 CE.[6] The Concho area remained firmly in Apache control until the end of the Apache Wars in the late 19th century, following the surrender of Lozen and Goyaałé.
The first permanent, non-Indigenous settlers of Concho were several Hispanic New Mexican families in the late 1800s. The exact date of Concho's founding is unknown, but likely occurred in the late 1850s or early 1860s.[7] Don Manuel Antonio Candelaria, originally of Cubero, NM, is generally credited with being the first known settler of Concho: he first entered the area in the 1840s, when he was a child and an Apache captive. He was adopted by the tribe and lived among them as a full Apache tribal member for many years, until deciding to return to Cubero as a young man to reconnect with his birth family. After re-learning Spanish and eventually marrying Regina Baca, Candelaria returned to Concho with his family and 700 head of sheep and goats to permanently settle the area in 1861 (though he indicated that a scant handful of other Hispanic New Mexicans had also come to settle the area a few years prior).[7] Several other Hispanic New Mexican families - most notably the Archunde, Atencio, Baca, Chavez, Gallegos, Padilla, and Romero families - followed suit and founded the town by the 1870s.
While some folklore says that the name "Concho" comes from a Basque word meaning "a small valley," there is no linguistic, ethnographic, or historical evidence that seems to support this claim - or indeed, that there was ever a sustained Basque presence in the region. Instead, based on historical and ethnographic data (ibid.: 31), the name most likely comes from the Spanish word concha (meaning "shell"). Early settlers noted an abundance of small shells along the Concho Creek (which then ran year-round) and named the settlements "Las Conchas," or "The Shells." New Mexican church records indicate that the Las Conchas settlement was officially known as "El Rio Colorado Chiquito" ("The Small Red/Colored River"), but locals simply referred to it as Las Conchas (ibid.). Over time, this name transmuted into "El Concho", which eventually was shortened to "Concho."
A group of Latter-Day Saints led by William J. Flake arrived in 1879 after Flake and Bateman H. Wilhelm purchased some of the land from José Francisco Chaves under the direction of Apostle Erastus Snow. The LDS community adopted the name Erastus in honor of Snow, but changed the name back to Concho to match the continuing Mexican community in 1890.[8]
"The town was once the major population and financial center of the northeast quarter of what is now Arizona. It continued as a thriving small town for many years."[9] Nevertheless, circumstances such as World War II caused residents to leave the area, and in time Concho dwindled down to a small community.
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Wish I Didn't Know Now - Ella Langley
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Young Love - Jamey Johnson & Ella Lagley
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Stuck - Mrogan Wallen and Noah Cyrus
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Frost on the Windshield - Luke Combs
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Whiskey Glasses - Margan Wallen
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She Got the Best of Me - Luke Combs
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There's the Sun - Zach Top
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I Wish you Would ft Midland - Mackenzie Carpenter
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Place they call Home (feat Flatland Cavalry) - The Castellows
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Redneck Love Song - Morgan Wallen
Happy Thanksgiving :)
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Morgan Wallen - Everything I Love
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Zach Top - Sounds Like the Radio
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Chase Rice - Eyes on You
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Chase Rice - Three Chords and the Truth
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Luke Combs - When it Rains it Pours
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Morgan Wallen - Everything I Love
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Post Marlone ft Morgan Wallen - I had Some Help
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Ella Langley - Could've Been Her
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Beer for Breakfast -Zach Top
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There's the Sun - Zach Top
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Girl You're Taking Home - Margan Wallen feat Ella Langley
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Liège (B) 17-08-2013
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Skip Wallen's Life Size Hampback Whale Breaching with Juneau-Douglas Bridge and Douglas Island, Southeast Alaska.
Cortewalle Castle is a moated castle in Beveren in East Flanders, Belgium.
The location was called Ten Wallen, which became in French Cour-ten Walle, hence the name Cortewalle. The castle dates back to the 15th century, and is one of the oldest in the Waasland. It is built of white sandstone, in Flemish Renaissance style. Until the 17th century it was in the possession successively of the house of Triest. It was sold in 1671 to Joannes Francis Goubau and passed to their heirs the family de Brouchoven de Bergeyck. The house of Brouchovens sold it to the municipality of Beveren, who use it for the storage of the extensive and important De Bergeyck archives.
Cortewalle Castle is a moated castle in Beveren in East Flanders, Belgium.
The location was called Ten Wallen, which became in French Cour-ten Walle, hence the name Cortewalle. The castle dates back to the 15th century, and is one of the oldest in the Waasland. It is built of white sandstone, in Flemish Renaissance style. Until the 17th century it was in the possession successively of the house of Triest. It was sold in 1671 to Joannes Francis Goubau and passed to their heirs the family de Brouchoven de Bergeyck. The house of Brouchovens sold it to the municipality of Beveren, who use it for the storage of the extensive and important De Bergeyck archives.
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A sheepfold is a so-called deep litter and serves as a shelter for sheep that grazed the heather. The sheep today often lie on straw, but previously heather layers were used for this. The sheep then defecate on the straw / heather layers and because they walk in the fold, the straw or sods mix with the manure. This farmyard manure is very fertile and used to be used for the fields in the area. The use of this manure made the fields higher and higher.
The sheep of a sheepfold generally graze the heath around the sheepfold under the care of a shepherd. This form of natural landscape management ensures that the heathlands are preserved and do not mature with grass, shrubs and trees and eventually become forest.
The authentic look of a sheepfold makes most sheepfolds a tourist attraction in the region. It is often stated where the sheep are at the moment and when they will return to the fold under the direction of the shepherd.