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It is one of the popular hairstyles among students. It is a must-try and gives a back to school vibe The loose side braids may be hard to achieve but the result will surprise you. Brush your hair and section it into two parts. Start braiding the other half and let lose the rest of the hair. Apply some hair spray to settle your looks.
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No haircut over the summer and lots of swimming and sun, my desert rat looks a tad like a surfer dude. I think he is handsome.
Triggs Lane reopened after the morning rush hour on Friday 22nd February 2013 (well ahead of schedule), and so the 28 is now back to normal.
I've been meaning to get a photo of the 28 coming along here since the Bus Review phase 2 changes in September 2011 - the re-opening of Triggs Lane has finally made me do it! I thought it was stupid having photos of the 28 on diversion via York Road, but not actually on its normal route!
Triggs Lane, Woking, Surrey.
Featured in amNY's "New Yorkers who give back" edition, Jacyris Dominguez (right) helps a client pick out a coat at The Bottomless Closet in Manhattan. Dominguez volunteers an evening a week at the Bottomless Closet, which serves both as a second-hand boutique and a provider of professional coaching for women. (Celia Talbot Tobin)
We have been on a camping trip for 8 days, wish I could say we enjoyed evry day of it but we had alot of rain and did not get to take alot of pics like I would have liked. These a took this morning on our way home. This field of beautiful wildflowers was growing just dow the road from our campground.
The tile back splashes behind the range and the sink are finally going up. These are replica's of Malibu tiles from the 20s.
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Im a huge fan of old stone churches so when Aimee www.flickr.com/photos/aimee_nipperess/ put up on facebook that this is the church she was getting married in i went for a nice drive.
The church was built in 1864 and is currently a hotspot for weddings. Within metres from the church is another room which is available for the reception which is always stunning to look at . A stunning location for Aimee's special day.
Was very hard taking these shots with a umbrella in one hand as it was flogging down and camera in other arm with painful elbow . Needed a tripod but too lazy to get it.
So, I was reviewing my Flickr stats and I noticed that I never got back to the story on this picture, like I promised. And in order to tell the story, I decided I needed this picture.
I had picked as a random destination on the Plains the Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve just outside of Strong City, KS. Little did I realize that the "prairie" is actually in the Flint Hills of Kansas. Anyway, this is the sunrise from the welcome center-type area at the Preserve. Actually, I climbed the hill that the Big House sits on to get this shot because -- unbeknownst to me -- the welcome center was still under construction.
(The Preserve's web site will help make sense of it all.)
So this was what I got for the sunrise. Kind of "meh" but indicative of the place. And while it looks clear, the rest of the sky was covered in a cloud layer. And that's where I'll pick up the good part of this story.
Nikon D80 -- Nikon 80-200mm F2.8
125mm
F22@1/100th
(I had to retouch a few dust spots)
©Don Brown 2012
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