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I've been massively slacking at braid wednesday, but I never have time to take a picture in the morning of my hair before work and when I get home it looks like poo, so here is Braid sunday!
taken by lauren because taking a picture of your head is IMPOSSIBLE!
Out shopping on a semi hot day so I had to french braid my hair. It was not perfect because I had just shampooed my hair earlier so it was a bit unruly.
runoff channel in Black Sand Basin, part of the Upper Geyser Basin of Yellwstone National Park, Wyoming
Completed - well nearly, I ran out of dark blue silk so one petal isn't finished.
This one has taken about 60 hours to stitch.
Design Copyright of Japanese Embroidery Center.
Chotlo, if your a fan of hindi movies, check out "Bhrashtachar". The actress Rekha has her gorgeous long hair in a beautiful french braid for most of the movie.
At sometime in their lives most little girls want one of these. Can you tell this guy is loved by some little girl?
Does the beads give it away????
I used the stable across the street from my oldest daughter's elementary school as a babysitter (mind you this was the greater Los Angeles area next to the LA river). We leased a little Arabian gelding and she would would go directly from school to the stable until I got off of work. Luckily for me it was run by a great gal with an iron fist and I never had to worry about my daughter. My oldest is no 40 something and I am sad to say it isn't something I would do now, even though the stable is there (run by another gal) and so is the elementary school.
That is his braid and he is very proud of it , as is his fellow class mates....
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Look at that pose! A braid with a little curl on top. It looks like there's a fingerprint under her arm.
Rio La Leona, one link in the chain that carries glacial meltwater from the Southern Ice Field of the Andes all the way to the Atlantic. These braided streams seem to be characteristic of glacial outflows, or at least of high latitudes. cfpub.epa.gov/watertrain/moduleFrame.cfm?parent_object_id... says:
"Three conditions tend to promote the formation of braided streams:
"Erodible banks.
"An abundance of coarse sediment.
"Rapid and frequent variations in discharge.
"Braided streams typically get their start when a central sediment bar begins to form in a channel due to reduced streamflow or an increase in sediment load. The central bar causes water to flow into the two smaller cross sections on either side. The smaller cross section results in a higher velocity flow. Given erodible banks, this causes the channels to widen. As they do this, flow velocity decreases, which allows another central bar to form. The process is then repeated and more channels are created."
This area seems to have no. 1, and the seasonal pulse of glacial meltwater supplies no. 3, but I am surprised it would satisfy no. 2, as there's the giant (50 km long) settling tank of Lake Viedma in between here and the glacier. Unless the gravel streambed laid down in an earlier epoch suffices, or the eroded matter coming from the streambank bluffs.
In my shed, looking out the open window across the lawn to the garden. Late afternoon sun, natural light and straight from the camera.
i took different pictures that where in color today but my memory card is not working when i pluck it into the card reader. UHG! this is all i got now. another black and white i know but i have nothing els for today! and i'm still one day behind.
Lattice braid, also known as a diamond braid or macrame braid. This was a quick braid job and I did not realize that I had skipped a diamond in the 6th row. I've seen other lattice braids that end in a row of long tassles but I liked the way that the tapered braid looked on Saint.
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