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I believe that a long walk and a calm conversation is an incredible
combination if you want to build a bridge to a successful relationship.
The little prince follows the fox into the forest…
Skippy envisioned his universe with the help of the following amazingly tailored creation:
Pucca Firecaster Creations (PFC)’s Landskecht Outfit !
Let's keep choosing to build a world
founded on kindness and compassion.
Keep shining bright, my friends!
I was lucky to observe and photograph Bald Eagles Courtship for the first time, Courtship is a time to develop and strengthen the pair bond, or form a new one. Scientists have observed some mating behaviors on wintering grounds, but have also seen males and females start courting in breeding areas.
Bald eagle pairs engage in a number of courtship rituals as they build their bond. The most famous and recognizable of these rituals is the "cartwheel courtship flight," this involves pair of eagles which will fly up high, lock talons and then get into a cartwheel spin as they fall toward the ground. This is nothing short of a visual delight, seeing it was amazing and being able to take few shots to share is a bonus.
Bald eagle population in Alberta is thriving, large number of eagles are wintering in Canada.
Visit this location at The Path to Buchhaim in Second Life
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But I'm only human
And I bleed when I fall down
I'm only human
And I crash and I break down
Your words in my head, knives in my heart
You build me up and then I fall apart
'Cause I'm only human...
Just a little human
I can take so much
'Til I've had enough
'Cause I'm only human
And I bleed when I fall down
I'm only human...
A view of the west side of Mount Pulaski's square as seen from the intersection of S. Washington (right) and E. Cooke St. (left). The strange looking building on the corner is the Farmers Bank of Mount Pulaski. The following information is sourced from the Farmers Bank of Mount Pulaski website which states the bank was established in 1872 when Leonard K. Scroggin, with the assistance of Walter Sawyer, formed a private bank, known as the Scroggin & Sawyer Bank. Mr. Scroggin was a local land owner and had a successful farming business which had grown to such an extent that he decided to open a private bank. The bank was originally located in a building that faced west on South Washington Street, about a half a block south of the square. This building no longer stands.
On February 7th, 1876, Mr. Scroggin bought the lot where the present bank (ed: shown in this view) is located to build a new building to house the bank. This building was very substantial for the time and consisted of the bank and a store with offices, a large opera house, and a dance hall located above. The building also included a three-story hotel and rooming house, which had 20 rooms in addition to a parlor and a dining room. Upon completion of the new building, the new bank was called Scroggin & Son, and a few years after that, was known as The Farmers Bank of Scroggin & Son. On July 1, 1914, The Farmers Bank of Scroggin & Son went public and was incorporated as a State Bank under the name of The Farmers Bank of Mt. Pulaski Illinois, as it is still called today.
I have not been found photographs of the 1876-era bank building that also contained offices, dance hall, opera house, and hotel. It certainly is possible the partial remains of that 1876 building have been "papered over" with the building seen before you. I plan to visit the Mt. Pulaski Historical Museum in the near future and will update this post soon after. Mount Pulaski's business district around the courthouse still retains much of its turn-of-the-century charm. All I can say is this monstrosity of a building contributes nothing to historical appeal of the square.
Mount Pulaski is located in southern Logan County, about 30 miles northeast of Springfield. The population of Mount Pulaski at the 2020 census was 1,537.
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Addams -
Paige - Off the Shoulder jacket
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(Narrow Water Castle - Newry, County Down)
Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.
(John 3:3)
The Nation for themselves. This is how the National Theatre was build with money from all the little people in Prague and Czech Republic. No matter how small donation; it was built brick by brick. I have the feeling that the National theatre will survive the pandemic, but the rich theatre culture of small theatres may have to be rebuild brick by brick. Hope theatres and concert halls will be soon full again.
582. Prague 2018- no.05. Nov. Taken Nov 02, 2018; P1070807; Uploaded Feb 05, 2021. Lmx -ZS100
Once builded as a capitel from Mughal Akbar finished in 1571.
But strategically unsuited and often confronted with watershortage the city was left from the Mughal (and his 300 concubines). Nowadays the town is in a very good condition.
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UNESCO Weltkulturerbe
1571 wurde diese Stadt als Hauptstadt unter Großmogul Akbar fertig gestellt. Sie erwies sich als strategisch ungeeignet und litt unter Wassermangel. So wurde sie vom Großmogul (und seinen 300 Konkubinen) verlassen und befindet sich heute noch in einem erstklassigen Zustand.
We need to be environmentally savvy while updating our Infrastructure and make sure that we are going green.
Thank you for your kind visit. Have a wonderful and beautiful day! ❤️❤️❤️
This stylized build of the Grand Canyon is part of a RebelLUG collab to showcase different national parks. I chose the Grand Canyon because of its iconic status and distinct appearance. I tried to use as many earth-toned wedge plates as I can to create the patterns of the sedimentary layers.
73205"London Chamber of Commerce"+83301 (Ex 33115) passes Potbridge on 16/April/1992 with a test train to Woking,testing TGV type bogies ,fitted to 83301 prior to Eurostar build.
In recent times, people tend to discard faulty items rather than mend and fix. Quite a lot has changed during this pandemic. I know many people, myself included, that picked up a brush and started painting. Not on canvas, but on walls, skirting boards and bannisters. People learned how to fix bikes and mend other households items. There are other things that still need to be tweaked. From public procurement to economic inequalities in different parts of the world and let us not forget environmental issues, such as air and water pollution, ozone depletion, and biodiversity loss. Fixing those is not an easy task.
Other things, such as architectural ruins, rusty boats or decayed bridges, are beautiful and just await to be photographed, like this building which has never been completed. There is something infinitely compelling in objects that have seen better days, items that are rusty or have fallen into disrepair. I see it as a destructive sublime, and always wonder about the history of such items. Photographing ruins has become a popular genre, and I can understand why as one can capture the impossibility of holding back time, where photographing such objects can speculate on other states of existence. It can also indicate on our own physical fragility.
To me, it is all about fixing a moment in time.
wow i built...
Used my old WW1 stuff from before the bandwagon. Battlefield 1 thoughts? Lemme know if I should build more. Inspiration tagged
Hi everyone <3
Kustom9 will be moving into a new event build starting May 15th!
Below is the new and updated event landmark for our main and cam sim!
▷▷ ATTN: To our lovely shoppers who cam shop early at Kustom9. Starting May, there will no longer be early cam shopping on the main sim. HOWEVER, our cam sim will remain open for early shopping :)
K9 New LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/kustom9/149/14/1003
K9 New Cam Sim LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Kustom9%20Cam/149/231/1003
Thank you to Taikou for creating this building for us =)
This build was an emotional roller coaster. I was nearly done and the entire thing broke apart yesterday. I was able to fix it but I was pretty rushed so it didn't really turn out how I wanted it to.
Let's get *lit* and melt some *ice*.
This is my 8th build for Round 3 of #IronForge2026 and it uses 13 seed parts.
Photographing landscapes around sunrise and sunset is often filled with anticipation. Wondering whether the light will be "epic" or will you get skunked.
Join me in Palouse June 13-16 and we'll chase light and find scenes like this! Link: jimpatterson.photo/palouse
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Hey everyone! Here's my third entry to the CCC this year. The Goblin Realm returns! This is a sequel build to this one from last year. I'd been dying to use these colors again, especially since I'd gotten some more yellowish green and medium lime parts in the last year. That being said, I still pretty much ran out of both colors. :P Overall I'm pretty happy with how this build turned out. Let me know what you think!
All glory to my Savior Jesus Christ!
Carter
New from Shutter Up! - "Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?" couples pose. Includes shovel, tree, snowman, scarf, top hat and of course that carrot. Available now in-world and on MP.
ShutterUp In-World: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Violet%20Moon/224/191/3430
ShutterUp on MP:
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Košice Hlavná (Main) street with it's historical buildings. Hotel Slavia was (re)build to it's current view and style in 1900, it is registered as cultural heritage. Undrgone extensive reconstruction and still serving as a hotel, coffee and restaurant.
Another build for RogueOlympics and this week’s category of “Risk”. With such a broad prompt it took me a while to decide how exactly to approach it. In the end I fell back on one of my favorite childhood themes, Power Miners. Which led to lots of fun, and even a simple function on the mining vehicle as when lowered the orange ‘drill’ rolls with the vehicle. 100 parts used this time.
More photos on Brickbuilt.
After being and on-and-off-again avid cyclist, with my 40th birthday rapidly approaching, I've decided to go back to the absolute cycling basics; ride a single speed, fixed gear bike.
My intention was to source and old racing frame and build a fixie myself, but a quick search on-line unearthed this second-hand beauty for sale.
It's an On-One Pompino frame with a Muscle carbon fork, Planet X front wheel, HALO Aerorage rear wheel and fixed hub.
It's a short, but steep, learning curve on riding a fixie, but what an experience. Highly recommended.
If you would like to see more in depth of this build go check out my YouTube! I did a moc showcase on it. I showed techniques as well as why I built it! youtu.be/1cmsZ6dJIMI