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10. Mai 2018
Photo by Hagen Hoppe . www.hagenhoppe.com
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Hard to tell from this image, but this is my foot with a broken bone along the outer (left) side of the foot.
This is Broken playing the Snooty Fox in Wakefield on the 22nd October 2014
Check out their new video (produced by me) here > youtu.be/VsnypGhKnug
Model: Jessica
Location: Southern Germany
On Behance: www.behance.net/gallery/Jessica-Broken-Jars/9280181
This beaver dam only lasted a summer before the beaver moved on. This dam like man made dams, is giving way to the flow of the creek.
SNUF seems to have gone to some effort to put his tag in an unobtrusive spot. This is a hole in a brick wall. (196a)
In August 2001, I visited the Technion University, Israel, on a research exchange. I took a side trip to bicycle around the Sea of Galilea and see the places where JC did his thing - cure the blind, multiply fish and loaves of bread, etc.
10 miles into the 60 mile ride, I was feeling pretty tired and cramping already. It took me that long to realize that my rear brake had been stuck in brake the whole time. Angry, I used a rock to disable the rear brake permanently. Wilting in the 100oF heat, I thought about turning back.
This picture shows me smiling/grimacing after I mentally committed to finishing. By the end of the day, I had drank 5L of water and went pee only once.
This is a very special coffie cups that were broken in the earthquake this summer, this cups were made for some king visit long time ago and are painted with pictures of the great waterfall Gullfoss.
When the young arctic terns break out from the egg the parents pick up the broken shell and move it away from the nest. This is something that every bird does, guess it is just trying to keep the nest clean.
This is the fourteenth photo of a photoessay I made about artic tern ringing. I will post more in the next several days.
La mia fotocamera si è rotta!! Probabilmente il sensore CCD è partito per lidi sconosciuti....Questo ne è il risultato!!
Pittoresco, però!
My photocamera is broken!! Probably the CCD sensor was damaged, I don't know how. This is the result!!
Artistic, isn't it?
Parham Airfield Museum, including: 390th Bombardment Group Memorial Air Museum and The Museum of the British Resistance Organisation. After World War II in Europe, the Parham Airfield runways were broken up and the buildings were allowed to deteriorate and, when not pulled apart, were used for farm storage. Among them was the control tower, shot up and abandoned after the Americans held a riotous farewell party there in August 1945. Framlingham Station 153, as the 390th bomb group knew the airfield, now stood neglected, windowless and derelict.
In 1976, a small band of determined enthusiasts decided to restore the decaying building as a museum in tribute to the endeavours of the 390th Bomb Group, 8th US Army Air Force and other Allied airmen operating from bases throughout East Anglia during the Second World War.
The Tower was finally dedicated as the 390th Bombardment Group Memorial Air Museum of the USAAF on 13 May 1981 and, since then, has remained in active contact with, and received support from US veterans, their relatives, supporters and Friends.
The Museum of the British Resistance Organisation was created in 1997, with the opening ceremony being carried out by Lieutenant Colonel J.W. Stuart Edmundsun, TD, RE, one of the founders of the nondescript ‘Most Secret’ GHQ.