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Even though we're in no rush to get to sleep, we're now ready. Actually, it's time to cook dinner and drink wine. Then catch the sunset. Then hot chocolate and play crib. Then...it will finally be bedtime.
Made {explore} - Highest position: 4 on Saturday, June 13, 2009
This poor old building used to have another sign behind this one. The building caught fire and the back wall has collapsed. There is no roof and I doubt any floors. Salt Lake Chocolates are still in business as far as I know. This sign will be gone sooner than later. Glad I caught it.
Pocatello, Idaho
Please take a look at my photography book, A Carolina Mountain Perspective.
The base of Eastatoe Falls in Rosman, NC taken with a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi. I took a shot more recently, that I like better. Please view it here: Eastatoe Falls
Chipping Warden is a small village, but the size of St Peter and Paul's Church and that substantial stepped base of the market cross tell of a different past (chipping is a derivation of cheap and where the word 'market' comes from).
By the reign of Henry III, the market here was highly successful; too much so, for in 1227 the King, at the request of Hugh, Bishop of Lincoln, in whose diocese nearby Banbury lay, withdrew the privilege of the market as it was proving an important rival to that of Banbury, threatening his substantial revenue from its tolls.
A year later the king changed his mind and the charter was granted again. It was last mentioned in 1362 but never again rivalled that of Banbury, 6 miles away.
Banbury is now a substantial market town at the centre of ancient routes and drovers roads, and Chipping Warden a sleepy village of a few hundred people.
(Although now a stones throw from HS2 and it's massive construction works on the edge of the village)
Finally the end of the hot walk from Middleton Cheney and about a mile down the drive from the village of Edgcote.
I had intended to take a footsore bus back to Banbury (then another mile's walk uphill to home!) but luckily my partner's timing meant he could meet me...so off to wait in The Griffen and a well earned pint.
( A cheat of a picture as this is from the previous spring, hence the greenery! On this walk, the stone and what passed for grass were all the same colour and didn't make for a great image.)
Linha superior - Bases Minerais (aplico com kabuki ou flat top)
Linha inferior - Bases cremosas (aplico com esponjas, flat top ou com os dedos)
1) Mineral Powder Foundation, Cor 340.6, da ArtDeco - Deixa a pele acetinada/bonita e segura a oleosidade. A vantagem da base mineral é que vc pode escolher a cobertura desejada - mais camadas = maior cobertura. Como gosto de cobertura leve, aplico apenas uma fina camada. Tenho também a cor 4, que coloquei no desapego por ficar um pouco clara em mim.
2) Mineral Powder Foundation, cor Beige 1, da Mary Kay - Ótima; gosto muito. Vi a Marina Smith usando essa base por cima da base lÃquida, como pó. Nunca tentei, pq acho estranho/reboco usar base sobre base; uso como base mesmo. Deixa a pele bem acabada e natural.
3) Base Compacta Smooth Minerals, cor Bege, da Avon - A base é boa, mas me incomoda um pouco o fato dela ter brilho, embora quase imperceptÃvel. Cumpre bem seu papel.
4) Base Magix, cor Bege Médio, da Avon - Disfarça linhas finas e poros, tem cobertura beeem leve (na verdade não cobre quase nada), e tem FPS 15. O efeito é o mesmo do Magix tradicional. Resumindo - se vc já tem um, não precisa do outro, e se vc gosta de cobertura, esqueça.
5) Double Finish Cream Foundation Mat - Base matificante, cor 461.6, da ArtDeco - Uma base cremosa que deixa a pele linda e sequinha. Conforme vc passa, ela já fica como pó, seca no ato. E melhor: na primeira vez vc compra o estojo completo, depois só o refil (mais barato). A esponja fica em um compartimento separado com furinhos para "respirar". Ok, também não uso a esponja, mas é bom saber que tem uma ali pronta para qualquer emergência. Amo essa base. O refil comprarei de cor mais clara, pq essa comprei quando estava mais moreninha.
6) Creme-To-Powder Foundation - Base Creme a Pó, cor Beige 1, da Mary Kay - Maravilhosa, deixa a pele linda, natural e sequinha. Tão boa quanto a da ArtDeco. Vc passa e ela já seca.
OBS: Minha pele é mista - brilha na zona T, normal nas bochechas.
Here is a selection of Routemaster buses digitally-prepared to receive new liveries. All have been modified to (fictional) export specification vehicles of various lengths. Note the different doorway and staircase arrangements (the right hand pair have dual staircases). The front doors came from an RMF-type Routemaster, whereas the rear doors came from an RMC (with hindsight it would have been better to have used the same style of doors throughout). The open rear platform came from an RML (updated 05-Oct-13).
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This group of photos were taken on a private visit to Fab Falconry with Bognor Regis Camera Club on a sunny afternoon/evening & were made most welcome to a very enjoyable time.
One of the best decisions I ever made was creating for SL. I truly enjoy every day I get to spend building things for here. Hearing feedback, seeing returning customers, and getting to talk with them makes it all worthwhile. I don’t let it consume me, but every time I create something new, it puts a smile on my face. 😊 @
View from the last camp before reaching the mountain summit.
The Kerinci Mountain is located in Jambi Province, Indonesia.
“Our agriculture is based on biodiversity, on quality " ... Italian Govt.statement.
[ I am sure that those of you who ranch or farm will understand far more on this subject than I do ]
These cobs remind me happily of time spent in the Museums in Tucson, Arizona where examples were shown of very early corn cobs from the Apache and Papago area.
Far more time was spent out on the land :)
We have been altering our crops for centuries to our advantage and to our detriment...
From a book named " Adventures in the Apache Country ",
........written by J. Ross Browne in 1864
"As far back as our knowledge of the Papago people extends, they have been a peaceable, industrious, and friendly race.
They live here, San Xavier del Bacas, [ southern Tucson area ] as they lived two centuries ago, by cultivating the low grounds in the vicinity. This they make wonderfully productive by a system of irrigation.
Wheat, corn, pumpkins, and pomegranates are the principle articles of subsistence raised by these Peoples and they seem to enjoy an abundance of everything necessary for health and comfort."
In Summer Argentina operates Cámara Base at the foot of La Morenita in the southwest corner of Half Moon Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. It does research into physical oceanography and geochronology and carries out meteorological observations.
I suppose eastern Washington is many things to many people.
Moving about these nondescript rolling farmlands, alternately filled with tumbleweeds, sagebrush, dilapidated fences and buildings is just not my favorite thing to do. I am used to forests and abundant greens that can be seen throughout the Olympic Peninsula. I will choose mountains and valleys every time given a choice of my surroundings.
One highlight of our recent trip was visiting Washington's official state waterfall----Palouse Falls. I had mentioned to my son Cole that it would be fun to reach the base of this falls and he mentioned that it could be done.
From the parking lot and high vantage points, he took me to a four foot fence that we had to jump, then we began a descent through a 3 to 4 foot wide and steep trail through a basalt rock fissure. It was cool and sort of crazy. We had to stop two times, take of our backpacks and hand them sideways to the other. It was a tight squeeze.
Once we cleared this area, we hit a trail that went along a steep headwall. The views were good, but it was breezy and at first I was not comfortable in these surroundings. We moved along for a bit then came to the part of the trail that dropped steeply down to the river bottom. Cole had problems here and had to scoot along on his butt. I managed fine, because I had on my good hiking boots.
Once we got to the bottom, the movement was fine. I wanted to get lower perspective photographs of this waterfall rather than the "normal, here we are, shoot from the high fence normal every human being does this photographic opportunity effort"!
How was that for a run on sentence?
So, here is my son Cole near the base of this large waterfall. It was a very fun day with a pretty cool young man :)
Standing near the base of the old scout camp you can see part of the East Peak Mountain top. this is not the highest point of the East Peak, but its close to 13,000 ft. It's about a 2-1/2 mile hike from where we are. We are in the Spanish Peak wilderness area. This a compressed view from my 200mm lens its further than it looks to the top.
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Não estava nos meus planos c o m p r a r essa base, mas ouvi falar muito bem dela por aÃ, tipo, alguns comentários que ela era ótima pra pele oleosa.
Passei numa lojinha de bobeira hoje no centro da cidade e vi essa coisinha lá... Não resisti e testei a amostrinha do provador e fiquei encantadÃssima... Passei um tiquinho no dorso da mão, espalhei (ela é cremosinha), 2 minutos depois a minha pele tava sequiiiinha...
Ela é lÃquida, meio cremosa, mas depois de espalhar ela some e deixa a pele matte! Era tudo que eu queria, né? minha pele é absurdamente oleosa!
Acabei levando...
Melhor ainda foi que encontrei uma cor que deu certinho em mim! Ficou muito natural. Foi a nº 05, Vanilla.
Acho até que vou desistir da Studio Fix e só comprar a Face & Body... Já fiquei muito contente com essa. :)
Alguém aqui tem a Superbalanced? Gostaram dela?
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