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Today I met this cute and enthousiastic dog in the park. The owner told me that Skippy is a 10-year-old Border Collie that couldn't stay at the farm with the sheep, because he didn't listen to all the commands.
Lol, and the dog was not focused on me, but on the stick that was lying next to me...
11228, BF62 UYS
Volvo B7RLE Wright Eclipse Urban 2. New to Whitelaw, Stonehouse.
Seen here on Queen Street Edinburgh.
For Mist: an Elk to watch and catch, a stick, water. For Elk: a stick to catch, water and to get there before Mist (even though she's not that interested)
US Border Patrol
2008 Ford F-250 Super Duty
Supervisor Unit
Hurricane duty in Lafayette, LA, September 2008.
The Border Collie is descended from droving and gathering breeds originating on the Scottish-English and Welsh-English borders, including the Cumberland Sheepdog.
Mention of the "Collie" or "Colley" type first appeared toward the end of the 19th century.
(Source: Wikipedia)
This shot was taken in 2012. This Borders store was still vacant as of Fall 2014. The "Borders" sign in the picture has since been covered with a leasing sign but it is still there.
Former Borders bookstore - Royalton Road - Strongsville, Ohio
Border Bus 113 (BB73 BUS)
Volvo B8RLE/MCV eVoRa
Route 146 to Kessingland
St Stephens Street, Norwich, Norfolk
Taken on 15/11/2023
Copyright George Batchelor 2023
On the Arizona and New Mexico border I found this ranch fence that pretty much parallels the states board. The "Welcome to Arizona' sign is directly behind me...
{Explored - Thank you!}
This was my first version of a Border Pass concept I had last year. It was originally constructed for the CCCV ('07) but was 'finished' a day late for entry. Since I have not posted a Castle MOC for some time, and I have not had time to 'really' be active, I figured I'd post this and see what y'all think?
Please note that, while basically done, this MOC was never polished off, and is missing some details I hoped to add at some point. I now have plans for a better version, hopefully to be shown at BrickFest!!!
In 1938 Czechoslovakia mobilized against the German threats of war, but hat to give in to the Munich Agreement and withdraw from the border fortifications, even if the army was fully capable to stand against the Wehrmacht. After this not only Germany, but also Poland and Hungary ripped pieces of land from the country, and there were also extensive fights with insurgents, which cost lives of many Czechoslovak soldiers and gendarmes. Today it´s a tradition to reenact how the situation could be, when we would have defended ourselfs. It´s a fact that Hitler was affraid of the Czechoslovak military, which at that time had better tanks, more heavy guns, and a very effective fortification system. Of course we win in the reenactments :-)