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Im momentanen Grau in Grau kann es nicht farbenfroh und abwechslungsreich genug sein!
Blumen. Die schönste Sprache der Welt.
In diesem Sinne wünsche ich allen einen freudvollen Sonntag!
Va la gaviota esquemática,
con ala breve sintética,
volando apática...
Y el boga, boga.
y el remo, rema : interroga
al agua.
Y el boga, boga.
Nicolas Guillen
Salgamos a navegar
que el barco ya nos espera
para por el mundo rodar.
No quedes nunca parado
en tierra firme sin mar,
que aunque no subas al barco
al mar es bueno mirar.
Tiene inmensos horizontes
para poderlos soñar,
y guarda esa utopía
que queremos alcanzar.
Salgamos en su busca
que es bueno navegar.
Gracias a todos por vuestra visita, amables comentarios y fav/ Thank you all for your visit, kind comments and fav.
La puerta de Estepa es una construcción situada en Antequera (Andalucía, España) y realizada en 1749 por el alarife Martín de Bogas. La puerta fue derribada en 1931 para facilitar el tráfico rodado y fue reconstruida, siguiendo el patrón original en 1998.
The Estepa Gate is a construction located in Antequera (Andalusia, Spain) and built in 1749 by the master builder Martín de Bogas. The gate was torn down in 1931 to facilitate road traffic and was rebuilt, following the original pattern, in 1998.
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I took this picture, of Kai, swimming at Lake Boga, a few years ago.
It was a great day for swimming.
We had no trunks, for the Kai, and his brother, so we just let them take off their cloths, and go for a swim.
@ four, I taught Kai, at least five letters, in the alphabet, and how to count to 20. Not recite to 20, but to count every number, to twenty, the prime colors, and the names of some insects.
A wonderful kid with animals.
The enjoyment of water, was taught to me by my mother. So to teach a boy, to love water, was very amazing!
This shot, is not posed, it is a candid.
The image was taken, with my dead, PowerShot Canon G12. Although it is dead, l keep it on my shelf. It reminds me, of great times, and places visited.
N452 rockets away from Lake Boga with the morning Swan Hill to Southern Cross service as 8080.
Sunday 19th January 2025
Durch Anritzen unreifer Kapselfrüchte gewonnener Milchsaft von Papaver somniferum liefert beim Trocknen Opium.
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When I first saw a picture of the Jungle Dragon from LEGO set 71746 I thought it resembled a Varactyl from Star Wars. Especially it’s pose is striking! I started out with the design of the Jungle Dragon and kept on modifying until it looked like the Varactyl called Boga. She was the mount of Obi-Wan Kenobi during the chase of general Grievous in Episode III.
mehr Bilder von Libellen aus dem Neuen Botanischen Garten Kiel gibt es hier: Libellen Botanischer Garten Kiel
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Lake Boga in Northern Victoria was a Catalina flying boat base during the Second World War as it was deemed to be remote enough to be safe from enemy attack. Accordingly, the Catalina theme pops up in a number of places and there is a Catalina Museum in the town too.
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En la actualidad, una tripulación de trainera está compuesta por 13 remeros más un patrón. Los remeros están distribuidos en seis filas de 2 remeros más el remero de proa, que va solo en su bancada anterior. En cada bancada, excepto en proa, un remero rema por babor y otro por estribor, haciéndolo «de espaldas», es decir, mirando hacia popa. El patrón, que comúnmente va de pie en la popa mirando a proa, es el que dirige la embarcación con el Remo de patrón. Fuente: Wikipedia
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A grasroof-covered longhouse that is preserved on the Boga farm in Radøy (Westcoast of Norway, just North for Bergen). The oldest parts date back from around 1600.
This house represents a building style that was very common for coastal settlements in this area. A lot of the coastal farms were build as longhouses, i.e. with the different buildings in a row attached to eachother. This tradition has roots back to the neolithic times, i.e. back to the long, narrow timber dwellings built by the first farmers in Europe around 7,000 years ago. During the Viking times (from 800-1100 AD), it was also the common building type around Scandinavia.
HDR from three exposures. Processed and tonemapped using Photomatix and perspective distortion corrected in Photoshop CS4.
Enjoy it better large and on black.
Seen on #240 in Explore, but not recorded by the scout.