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Mein Beitrag zum Monat 08 bei www.weeklypic.de
Hier war die Aufgabe:
- etwas Durchsichtiges (der Becher)
- eine Planze (Hopfen und Gerste)
- falscher Weißabgleich (der Hintergrund)
m.youtube.com/watch?list=PLcMJJM51desLIn0GtKKsZjr_C11IJq_...
Un peu transformés lol mais quand même!! Retour d'une petite soirée très sympa avec un ami dans un petit pub ambiance irlandaise au pied du Castillet à Perpignan.. ;-)
A little processed lol but!! Back from a very nice evening with a friend in a little Irish pub next The Castillet of Perpignan.. ;-)
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De Grote Markt blijft aantrekkingskracht houden voor mensen die elkaar opzoeken en daarbij wat willen drinken of kletsen.
In de Boterwaar kan je momenteel een Corona-sneltest halen voor als je ineens wilt gaan vliegen. Binnen 15 minuten sta je weer buiten.
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Feeling bored and a little bit frustrated again. So I once again browsed the archives and exhumed some more or less interesting captures from the harddisk coffin.
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dutch advertisement paining - Netherlands 2002
B-17G Flying Fortress "Short Bier"
This B-17G, S/N 44-83663 "Short Bier," was manufactured by Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach, California, and delivered to the USAAF on May 1, 1945.
After stints serving in South America and in other collections, in the spring of 1987 the plane was acquired for restoration and display at the Hill Aerospace Museum.
Even though the engines were still being "run up" periodically the aircraft had deteriorated to being non-airworthy. The aircraft was dismantled by a crew from Hill AFB and transported back to the base via C-5 Galaxy. There the B-17 was reassembled and restored. -- Courtesy Airplanes Online.
Brussel, hoek Zuidlaan/Lemonnierlaan. Pand met reclame voor Perle Caulier 28 van de vroegere brouwerij Caulier. Na faillissement in de jaren zeventig kwam de merknaam in andere handen. Tegenwoordig (?) komt het uit De Proefbrouwerij in Lochristi.
Eine kleine Brauerei bei uns im Ort, sehr lecker! ---
Handyfoto. --- biermanufaktur-langguth.de/?p=119