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In the SEVENTIES today...SHORT sleeves needed...too warm for January! I think it is global warming here! I know that other places are freezing, well come here!
Album: Creativo - Creative
Argentina Buenos Aires CABA, Villa Crespo.
Ph.Wal wsg
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Had the morning off and journeyed to the beautiful beach at Minsmere. Spotted this Wren singing away infront of the Sizewell B Nuclear Reactor dome.
hehe, long time no see!
I'm good, but little sleepy lol
ちゃんとしたSSを久々にとりました。
りかちゃんからのおすそ分けでArcadeが始まっていることに気がつきまして
Atomicのスキンをがちゃりました。
今回は5回目でRAREがでたので万々歳です！！！w
（その前の前は、かなり泣いたw）
普段と違う顔にしてみたい！ていじってたけど
やっぱり、いつも通りの顔になったww
しかたないねw
さてさて。
ちょとインしてなかった間に、
いろいろ納得というか、諦めがつきまして。
「ま、いっか」「もう、いいやw」てなりましたww
マイペースに頑張ります。
That is mysterious! Just moments ago, Lorraine Broughton was in the rain in London - and now she is standing in a forest full of blooming wild garlic!?
An explosive sunset on the South coast provides a spectacular photographic opportunity. The tide swells and crashes against the rocks in the foreground, creating a tremendous noise!
On August 6, 1945, the first atomic bomb to be used in war exploded almost directly above the Hiroshima Prefectural Products Exhibition Hall, a place that showcased Hiroshima's industries and was also used for art exhibitions, fairs, and cultural events.
The explosion by a single bomb indiscriminately killed tens of thousands of people, profoundly disrupting and altering the lives of survivors. It's estimated that 12 km2 (4.7 sq mi) of the city were destroyed.
The dome was kept as a memorial and the city of Hiroshima was rebuilt around it. UNESCO named the A-Bomb Dome a World Heritage Site in 1996.
Just outside Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, you can cross the bridge to get to the A-bomb Dome. Visiting the Peace Memorial Park, Peace Memorial Museum and A-Bomb Dome was a profoundly moving experience.