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Amigos MC 18th Anniversary Party @ Bryant's Ice House, visit www.houstonicehouse.com or call (281) 394-0152 to reach Houston's Best Biker Bar, Where The Road Ends & The Party Begins
This sunrise photo was taken in Bar Harbor, Maine next to the famous Shore Path while the sun was just about to rise above Bald Porcupine Island, part of Acadia National Park. (Best viewed large)
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'What do you fear my lady?'
'A cage. To stay behind bars until use and old age accept them and all chance of valor has gone beyond beyond recall or desire....
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Bar Harbor Hotel in Maine. Bar Harbor. About 5,000 people live in Bar Harbor but its population grows in the summer months as it is primarily a summer retreat. It was first settled by whites in 1796 but did not become well known until the Hudson River School of artists chose it as a favourite site in the 1840s. Their paintings inspired hotel builders and by the 1870s Bar Harbor was a favourite coastal retreat for the very wealthy from New York. Once the railway reached here in 1880 it began to rival Newport Rhode Island. This was the period known as the Gilded Age and the Robber Barons were quick to build summer mansions in Bar Harbor. They tried to outdo each other with grand houses and landscaped gardens. The Vanderbilts, Fords, Carnegies, Astors, Rockefellers and Morgans had summer houses here in the late 19th century. Nelson Rockefeller, who went into politics and was Vice President to Gerald Ford, was born here. Rockefellers still own a summer house in Bar Harbor as do other notables such as actress Susan Sarandon and TV presenter Martha Stewart. By the early 20th century Bar Harbor was declining in popularity and Newport Rhode Island became the favoured spot of the super wealthy. Some of the houses from Millionaires Row in Bar Harbor are now hotels. By the 1880s Bar Harbor had 30 hotels, and for the time it had the largest hotel in America. The splendid autumn leaves right down to the waterfront make Bar Harbor an especially pretty place. Whilst in Bar Harbor we hope to visit the George Dorr Natural History Museum on the campus of the College of the Atlantic at 105 Eden Street. This tertiary college was only established in 1969 and is a small private college which mainly teaches ecology and environmental science.
Reagan, age 8, shows full extension on the uneven parallel bars at the Kentucky Judge's Cup in Richmond, Kentucky, at the Xcel Silver level. She received a score of 8.90 for this event.
A serene morning in one of the best spots in the country for watching migrating birds - on a bird highway from North Scandinavia/Siberia to Southern Europe and Africa.
Originally in Explore. Faves disappeared due to Flickr’s system when I briefly made it private. Still grateful for the attention it got.
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IMHO isolation is the most important thing in a photo. This image does not have that!
But the weather is so dismal it's all I got! :-) Taken in a pizza place that does weird pizzas for £4 on Thursdays (the pizzas are weird all the time - I don't think Silvio Berlusconi would approve). Turkey and cranberry pizza (!)
A poster created for the North Bar as part of an exhibition celebrating “Zwanze Day” and the release of Cantillon beer.
"The wild, cruel beast is not behind the bars of the cage. He is in front of it." -Axel Munthe
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Big Kahuna Tiki Huts, James Hawkins, donated a custom built tiki bar to be auctioned off at the “Wheels in Motion” benefitting Darrell Gwynn Foundation which took place on March 4, 2011 in Sunrise FL.
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Taken as I was quaffing Sazeracs. Napoleon House had been open just a few days post-Katrina. They weren't serving food, and were down to one bartender and one waiter.
Still, I was never so happy to drink there.
MOC: Snack Bar. I originally designed this in MLCad - apart from the tree, as you can see, which was built by Marco ('Ecclesiastes). This is the first version - the final one, in the other pictures, has a wider and slightly taller step in front.
Female Bar-winged Skimmer. In the comment section is a male.
This is a large species similar to Slaty (L. incesta ) and Great Blue (L. vibrans ) Skimmers. It has a pale face that darkens with age to black with a metallic purple luster dorsally. The thorax is brown and yellow in females and young males. Mature males become dark, with a pale gray pruinescece starting at the front of the thorax, between the wings and progressing posteriorly. The wings are generally clear with a touch of white pruinosity basally in the hindwings and a dark bar on the anterior edge in the basal fifth of all wings. There is also a black bar between the nodus and pterostigma and the tips of each wing are black.