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New shoes and school supplies! The first day of school starts in Manatee County, FL today. Watch out for the busses and cross walks. My daughters favorite time of the year was getting ready for a new school year. Next year she will have fun getting our Grandson ready for the first day of school.
Mike and Sully are all set to start their first year at Monsters U. That momentous event was captured in this topiary on display at the 2013 Epcot Flower & Garden Festival. By a strange coincidence, there was a movie about the college released about the same time.
I don't think I've ever seen people fishing here before. Do fish wander in this far during high tide?
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Seen over the pits in Yeovil depot on 13th May 2006 are a pair of London immigrants. 46115 is a standard Pointer Dart, in from Thamesway where it had worked the 214 in central London. More interesting still is 67316 ODZ8916, one of the first low floor buses, being a Lance SLF with Wright Pathfinder bodywork.
Like 46115, it dates from 1993 but amazingly, was still going until recently at Bath depot, undertaking a range of services around Wiltshire and Somerset.
Back over Florida and night is quickly approaching, soon the sky will be like the 4th of July. June 26, 2007
I went back to where I used to live until I was 16 for a couple of days and it was lovely to see my friends again and it was wonderful to spend more time outdoors. I miss walking barefoot and strolling around in the woods and fields and meadows. I felt so happy and it was horrible to come back into the middle of the city. I wanna go back to the country so badly.
btw, this is not me ;)
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View from Buddhist monastery near Lijiang (Dayan).
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I'm still trying to get an interesting photo of the Forget me Nots but it is a difficult plant to photograph en masse.
ماصصدق ! اليوم تاريخ 18\9 ؟ يعننني باجر 19\9 :''|
19\9 = مدرسسسسسه !
باججججر مدرسسه ! حدي مب مصدقه مااابي :''(
مدرسه ! يعني ردينا حق الحصص .. الدراسه .. الواجبات .. الاختبارات .. باختصار ( عوار الراس ) !!
أمبييه الله يعينننننا :')
بس يلا ، ردينا حق الاستهبال ، الوناسه ، المصخره ع البنات << أهم شي ههههههههههه
الوقفه آخر الصصف -.-
<< يُقال إنها اتذكر الاشيا الحلوه ف المدرسة عشان تهون السالفه على روحها هههههههههههه
شسمه ، قبل لا اروح باجاوب السؤال قبل لتسألونه ... نفس ماسألني الكل .. ليش البندول ؟ حق عوار الراس مال الدراسه -.-
وسوري ع الديليت امساعه بس شسمه :'P
أي كومنت ويا صوره بينمسح :'')
Back to Black goes back to USA... ;) I loved her, but I need new toys... Also Natalia isnt my fav caracter.
The kids in our district go back to school this week. Darla is bringing apples to her teachers, Ruby has her lunch box all packed, and Danny is wearing his school sweater. 🍎 🍏 📒📚🎒
The crape myrtle trees at the school are blooming.🌸🌺
Linen on the back, hidden lapped zipper closure, my lady fern embroidery design.
New pillow for my play room.
I was astonished to see just how wide this Lesser Black-backed Gull managed to open its beak. When I looked closely I thought the lower mandible was damaged as its orange tongue protrudes even further, making it look like there's a chunk missing. Lesser Black-backed gulls tend to nest in enormous colonies numbering thousands of pairs. Sometimes these colonies are at the coast (such as the Ribble Estuary Marshes), or on moorland miles inland (such as Lancashire's Forest of Bowland). This species has changed its migratory habits over the past forty years. When I started birdwatching I knew them as a summer visitor, and used to note the date of their first arrival, like I did with Swallows, Cuckoos and Willow Warblers. Gradually more and more of the population have overwintered in Britain and now residency is the norm in this species. The back colour varies enormously with angle and light conditions. This one looks rather pale in this photograph, almost like a Yellow-legged Gull, but in other photographs the back looks a much darker charcoal grey. The subspecies graellsii that breeds in Britain has a paler back than birds from Scandinavia and the Baltic. In winter Scandinavian birds join our own and they stand out by their blacker backs.
I have a pile of projects called my "back burner projects" they are a collection of creative thoughts, ideas and things I'm passionate about, inspire me, feel authentic and soar me to the moon in so many words however always . . . you got it. . .get put on the back burner. Its time to clear the stove.
The tail lights of the Lego set just weren't working for me, so I built some that I thought looked much more like the ones on a real DeLorean.
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From a choice you couldn't choose
I know just how it feels
'Cause I felt that somewhere too
Taken @ Café SCHLAGfertig
I'm trying to get a few better burn photos this year. It's pretty dramatic to see in person, but on film it often just looks like a bunch of murky haze. (Also it is not so easy to use a camera while wearing thick leather safety gloves.)
This was a burn we did up north in some nice jackpine barrens.
We always try to start the fire along the downwind boundary--something secure like a road, lake, or plowed line of bare dirt--and let it burn backwards into the wind until there is a nice safe burned-out zone on the downwind edge. If everything goes well you are always backing away from the smoke.
Jack pines tend to want to burst into flame--which is OK, really, (their seed cones actually require fire to open and germinate). They make quite a whooshing noise when they burn up. Sorry I didn't get any photos of that: it's all over in about 20 seconds. But near the edges of the burn unit we keep an eye on them and try to prevent them from going up and possibly throwing sparks into the air that could land outside the perimeter. If you see a pine starting to get too hot, you might need to run back into the smoke a bit.