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Phil Collins' 70's jazz fusion side project featuring Percy Jones on bass. The majority of the band's songs were instrumental though this particular record had a couple tracks with Phil on vocals.
Strathspey, Scotland. A small hole at ground evel in the fence (out of view behind the foreground tree trunks) explains why the young deer failed to show again at the end. Goldcrest among birds singing nearby.
I almost cried of excitement today when Havi jumped on the sofa for her usual "sofa snuggling" with me, and for the first time EVER- she stayed on it after I got up and took a nap!
this probably seems so silly to you, but I'm in tears... this means she is so used to the house and to us- bunnies usually only feel safe enough to nap on the floor level, unless they are very confident and secure in their sorrounding...
*sniff*
Swedish melodic rockers Miss Behaviour perform as a part of the Smokhead Rocks Tour, on it's last date in London on October 12th, 2011.
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//XiLaii ♥
Courting behaviour... Swimming in pairs and groups... Landing on seaside boulders, solo, in pairs or in groups... Lots of calling and lots of hanky-panky.
Tribune Bay, June 2, 12:31
underwater, marine creatures, fish
a hunting school of bluefin trevally (Caranx melampygus) and baitfish, Indian ocean
©Geoff Spiby/Cape Photo Library
Three male orange-tips were chasing a female around my local meadow. They eventually landed on the ground, flapping away like crazy. This pic shows all four orange-tips.
Boys We Knew, Saturday 19 July and Sunday 20 July at 7.30pm, follows three best friends, Liam, CJ and Jasper, who spend their time between their B-Tech music college and house parties.
The boys originally seem to maintain a toxic dynamic in their misogynistic attitudes and dispassion for progress.There is a breaking in the group dynamic as Liam attempts to free himself from a future consumed by drugs and repressive behaviour, finding hope in a friendship with a bright girl named Angelica.
However, Liam finds difficulty in distancing from the cultural norms of the white, working class.
Supported in conjunction with The Shelagh Delaney New Writing Award
Salford Arts Theatre in association with To The Left Productions
Photography by Shay Rowan.
Tickets greatermanchesterfringe.co.uk/events/boys-we-knew-by-emil...