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An illustrated photograph makes the perfect vintage travel poster. A border featuring Roman columns adds an antique touch. Photograph by Stephanie Abdul of Clever Fox Website and Graphic Design.
a wonderful garden and one of the worlds finest arboreta about 8 miles from Peebles in the Scottish Borders.
MAS BLENDS & DISEÑOS NUEVOS!, EN MI SITIO /// BLENDS & MORE NEW DESIGNS! IN MY SITE:
ABRIMOS Y CERRAMOS Con Shakira.
Así es, con esta imagen cierro esta genial etapa de flickr pero no se asusten!; seguiré! solo esperen el aviso de cambio de sitio, ya que con este ultimo diseño se cumplen las 200 imágenes permitidas por flickr.
Quería cerrar con mi artista favorita que es Shakira y que mejor imagen para que crear un diseño que esta tan sensual que en lo personal pienso que es la mejor de ella, por eso quería algo de calor en el, ademas de toques rústicos, y que se titula como el demo nuevo, que se rumora que sera parte de su nuevo álbum que sale en un par de meses.
Enjoy! :D
Last Border
Rinpoche whispered:
No border to cross to Shambala
Follow your heart
It flys to the kingdom like a feather
HKD
Wenn dein Herz unbeschwert
Und leicht geworden ist wie eine Feder
Lösen sich die letzten Grenzen auf
HKD
In November 2004 I rode on an excursion train on the Indiana Northeastern Railroad that originated in Angola, Indiana, and made a roundtrip to Hillsdale, Michigan. On the return trip, we made a photo stop at the appropriately named State Line Road. I am standing in Indiana watching the train come out of Michigan. (Scanned from a slide)
This is the view north from camp on our first night in the Mt. Baker Wilderness. Over the valley Tomyhoi Peak, Mt. Larrabee, and Pleiades East Peak can be seen skirting the Canadian border.
We sat and had lunch, enjoyed the view and made a few photos. For this shot, I scrambled up a precarious slope (which I slide down more than once) to get above Sarah and provide a wider view of the valley.
Image with my Hasselblad 500cm.
Border Buses No.11705 accelerates away from the lights on Princes Street passing the junction with Waverley Bridge working service X95 from Galashiels. The buses is a few minutes away from the end of the journey at Edinburgh Bus Station.
Elk deciding that she was going to be part of the view - no amount of enticing would shift her as she'd taken her stick stub with her !
1S74, Scotrail’s 1323 Newcastle - Glasgow Central, formed by 156478 is seen west of Hexham on 7 October 2017 near to the Newcastle – Carlisle line’s one time junction with the Border Counties Line.
Cliffside Lane, The Ridge, Fair Oaks / Sacramento County, California
While I was taking photos of this Bordered Mantis I observed it grab a Honey Bee and proceed to eat it.
I went into Glasgow on Saturday to go to shop and draw at the Glasgow Craft Mafia at the Lighthouse. Strangely I felt too self conscious to draw, so headed of to Borders for tea and drawing.
I took my border collie, Kodiak, out for a hike in Angeles National Forest. After driving through the desert the lush pine Angeles forest was such a welcome site. There were still wildflowers in bloom and small patches of snow on the shaded mountain peaks.
He has discoid lupus erythematosus (aka collie nose), an autoimmune disorder that causes his skin to blister and bleed when exposed to UV rays. He has been about two weeks without a Lupus-bleed-blister flare up. I thought that with proper sun protection he could manage a hike. He did well on the hike, however a few days later his nose was pink and starting to bleed a teeny bit.
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There has been much discussion about the construction of a wall between the United States and Mexico. However, this discussion largely ignores the fact that a wall -- or fence -- already exists in many places along the border in the more populated areas. This image captures the layers of fencing used to divide the US city of El Paso, Texas, and the Mexican city of Juarez, Chihuahua. This fence runs along a portion of the concreted Rio Grande River and what is known as the border highway in El Paso.