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Because less "dress up", is more (Jedi).
www.youtube.com/watch?v=7P66ehzBM9U
Shame on me well I had the beast you see
and if he can take it I can take him home with me
Shame on her she's a lovely little number
and when we go lassoing you get lassoed, all of you
If you can take it, I can take it
And we're moving, so moving, so we are a boy, we are a girl
so moving, so moving...
Shame on the girl, she's got a big black dog in her
and while tough kids sing about tough kids she just skins the world
We'll never never play the harp, and we'll stick like sick on the stars
and if you can take it I can take these stones from my heart
if you can take it, I can take it
and we're moving, so moving, so we are a boy we are a girl
so moving, so moving....
If you can take it, I can take it, all of me
If you can take it, I can take it all
If you can take it, I can take it, all of me
If you can take it, I can take it all!
Because it was contre-jour, I couldn't tell if this was a carrion crow or a rook!
Sony A850
Sony 70-300G lens
because they deserve a special collage, for them only ^_^
bunny family has lost a couple of members last year, and another one has choosen a different family before arriving :-3
but there is still somebunny I wish to add........... XD
Because of the great fire wall of Chinese policy, it's so hard to cross the limit to visit flickr, so I could not reply my dear friends, I'm so sorry about that and please forgive me,thank you so much and hope my friends can still hit on me！由于中国网络原因，访问flickr很困难，速度很慢，所有暂时没有办法一一回应各位好友，请朋友们见谅！还请各位好友继续关注我！
My pro account is out of time，thank you my friends here for supporting me what a long time！！May I have a pleasure to receive a pro gift from you？我的pro账号到期了，感谢朋友们长期以来的热心支持！！有好心人能赞助一个pro账号给我吗，在此先表感谢！！
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Because of my recent travels, giving me my first opportunity to use the excellent Citylink Air service, I was unable to attend this months meeting of the Model Bus Scotland group, of which I am one of the admins. The meeting theme was “independent operators” and so, to make up for missing the meeting, I had a little photoshoot of some of my independent’s coach models. Featuring a majority of Code 3 (officially manufactured models, altered, repainted etc without the makers knowledge), these pictures include models of; Henderson Travel (Hamilton). Stuarts of Carluke, Hutchison of Overtown. McKindless (Newmains)
Wide shot - in the background are (L-R) Council semi-detached houses, row of small high street shops, block of high rise, multi-storey flats. In front of which are 4 coaches - all of different Lanarkshire independent operators and all depicted operating their respective Glasgow Express services. Leaving the city is a Hutchison of Overtown, Plaxton Premiere in the companies standard coach livery with “Scottish Pullman” branding. It is bound for Cleland via Motherwell & Wishaw. Following it is competitor McKindless of Newmains YIB4528, another Premiere and also in standard coach fleet livery with “McKindless Express” branding. It is bound for West Crindledyke on the X1 route. In the opposite direction: TSV266 a Stuarts of Carluke Van Hool Alizee operating the 240X from Lanark, leads the race to Buchanan Bus Station. Hot on its heels is another Plaxton Premiere, this one in a much simpler livery is from H-A-D of Shotts. The company takes its name from the initials of the owners, Harry-And-Deborah Law.
... because I AM holy.
"You WILL be holy" is a clear-cut instruction - "BE holy".
No one can be holy, on his/her own. But the One who is perfectly and absolutely holy is on our side. He took ALL of our sins, on that cross. He bore our bloody-red sins and washed us white as snow. Are you holy? Am I holy? Not really... but He chooses to see us as such and guide us in our every step towards holiness, even if it's going to take a lifetime.
Therefore, with minds that are alert and fully sober, set your hope on the grace to be brought to you when Jesus Christ is revealed at his coming. As obedient children, do not conform to the evil desires you had when you lived in ignorance. But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do; 16 for it is written: “Be holy, because I am holy.” 1 Peter 1:13-16
Because teasing is awesome! ;)
Anyway, this isn't even the final form, I'd say the building progress is 65% or something like that.
I was also thinking of including some LED-Features, such as landing- and engine-lights.
because today I am still in the same clothes I woke up in and I took this a few days ago but I thought you should all know how cute I looked on a day that wasn't today. Bye.
our collab because we are both uninspired
sorry for the photoshop flaws
;)
we were stoked about this
EXPLORE - while I didn't look, dropped out at 445... Thank You ALL!
I love Paris in the springtime,
I love Paris in the fall,
I love Paris in the winter, when it drizzles,
I love Paris in the summer, when it sizzles.
I love Paris every moment,
Every moment of the year,
I love Paris,
Why, oh why, do I love Paris,
Because my love is near.
Cole Porter
Now, before you get too excited, PLEASE read the tags.... ;-)
I would never have dreamed that one day in my life I would be able to see the Eiffel like this.... from the balcony of an incredibly beautiful appt., almost overwhelmingly much 'Haussmann'; the height of the rooms made me dizzy.... :)
But knowing me you know I made the best out of this unexpected occasion and shot the typical tourist pixie - and now YOU know that I wasn't in Devon when I said I was...
(actually, these words I've seen first time on a postcard in Devon, with Eiffel tower and everything....!!! Sadly, I no longer own this postcard as I sent it to some English friend after I moved to France!!! But this is the kind of modesty and sense of humour I love in the English!)
Please visit PARIS with Edith Piaf
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Because I don't sleep. It wastes too much of my time.
So I waste my time in more creative ways, like writing pointless blog posts to no one.
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Because one pseudo-James Bond isn't enough. Our tribute to the 1970s commercial studio cheese!
Double exposure done in camera with Nikon D90
because she's a great photographer, a wonderful flickr friend and she's written me a beautiful testimonial!! flickr.com/photos/26176235@N05/
HGGT!
Because Cersei drunk, was one of the coolest things on GoT.
I'm trying some new photoshop brushes btw.
From the beginning Strathalbyn prospered because of its access to water from the Angas River, its reliable rainfall, its genial climate for cropping and from the patronage of its wealthy founders. The town was laid out in 1840 and blocks sold at that time. But Strathalbyn has always had a range of local industry. A foundry operated in the town from the mid 1850s as well as the usual businesses of blacksmith, saddlery etc, and the town handled coach services to Wellington via Langhorne Creek from around 1854. It was also one of the first towns in SA to have its own gas works started by David Trenouth in 1868. By 1870 the small urban centre of Strathalbyn had gas street lights! The gas works operated until 1917 when an electrical service took over power provision. From an early date Strathalbyn also had its own newspaper and printing press the Southern Argus housed in Argus House which was built 1867/68. The Southern Argus which is still published, is SA’s oldest country newspaper. In 1912 it established an offshoot - the Victor Harbor Times. In terms of transportation and the transport of goods Strathalbyn prospered as it was the terminus of the horse drawn tram service from Port Elliott and Goolwa in 1869. That is why the Terminus Hotel is so named. In 1884 that line was converted to a broad gauge rail line for steam engines and linked at Mt Barker with the line to Adelaide. Strathalbyn had a flour mill from 1850 as noted above and in the 1860s the town had its own brewery. The heyday of business boom for Strathalbyn was in the 1860s and 1870 when so many of the fine town buildings were erected.
Heritage buildings are shown on map above and they include: Commercial Street/Dawson Street
•At the northern end of Commercial Street on the corner with North Parade is the Doctor’s Residence. 26 North Parade. Dr Herbert built a grand 8 roomed residence here in 1858. Dr Ferguson purchased it in 1869 and added and altered the verandas. Dr Shone bought it in 1897. Dr Formby took it over in 1907 and kept it until he sold it to Dr Fairley in 1979! Note the double chimneys and the ogee(S shaped) gutters above the bay windows and the 1850s French windows.
•On the northern end of Commercial Street is the Wesleyan Methodist Church which was built in 1874. It replaced the demolished Methodist church built in 1854. Built of random stone, semi rounded windows etc. It became the only Methodist church at the time of Methodist amalgamations in 1900 .It closed around the time of amalgamation with the Presbyterians and Congregationalists in 1977. The Hall was added in 1939.
•Blackwell House, 18 Commercial Street. A two storey bluestone structure from the 1860s. It was much altered in 1912 when the parapet along the roof was removed, the slate replaced with iron and the upper balcony added.
•The former Power House 1917 –when gas works closed. Became Council Chamber 1939 when ETSA arrived.
•Coleman Mill store. Fine stone building with few windows. Built 1864. Coleman bought the mill from Gollan.
•1850 flour mill which was sold to Laucke’s in 1938. Commercial Rd and Mill Street an imposing four storey structure. Note the four storeys, purple sandstone, and little windows.
•Beside the mill is Water Villa house. The earliest part dates from 1849 and the Italianate bay window sections were added in 1879. David Gollan the owner of the 1850 flour mill built this as his residence. It is a mixture of stones. Note the French doors in the old original part of the house onto the veranda.
•Argus House, 1868. 33 Commercial Street. It was a print works and residence and shop.
•Post Office 1911. 37 Commercial Street.
•Savings Banks of South Australia. A fine two storey structure for the bank and manager’s residence. Built in 1930. It has rough stone, prominent gables, repeating arches, wooden doors, and terra cotta tiles.
•Church of Christ. Opened in 1873.Limestone walls, arched windows.
•Masonic Hall built in 1896 but Lodge established 1866. Additons 1912 and 1957.
Rankine Street/Albyn Terrace.
•Strathalbyn Police Station (1855) and Court House (1865) now the National Trust Museum. Outside is a plaque for Donald McLean who claims he grew the first wheat crop in South Australia around 1839.
•National Bank 2 Albyn Terrace. Squared stone blocks, two storeys and a dominant building. Elaborate porch and balcony and decorative window surrounds etc. Erected in 1869. Nearby Norfolk Island pine was planted in 1895.
•Tucker & Sons solicitors at 8 Albyn Terrace. Have a look at all the shops along Albyn Terrace a great 19th century streetscape still largely intact. It was used in the film “Picnic at Hanging Rock.”
"Because" is a song recorded by English rock band The Dave Clark Five from their third studio album American Tour (1964). The song was produced by Adrian Clark, the song was originally the B-side to "Can't You See That She's Mine" in the UK.
"Because" was released as a single in the United States and reached number three on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. It also charted at number three in both Canada and New Zealand. Julian Lennon released a version of the song which peaked at number 40 on the UK Singles Chart in 1985.
Because I enlarged my veggie garden I also had to create more flower beds around the garden fence.
This is the result in one area. I need to bring home a couple more large flat stones from the creek near our cabin.
My son-in-law pulled the large stones from Salt Creek in Hocking Co. They are only about 2 to three inches thick.
In my own backyard, Ohio
Explore: June 18, 2009, #401
Because ya gotta look pretty for the camera. Even show off a peek of the red feathers usually hidden by the wings.
Male Gadwall (Anas strepera)
White Rock Lake, Dallas Texas
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