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It is great hearing the birds, seeing the buds, and feeling the warmth. I hope everyone was able to enjoy the warm sun this weekend at some point. www.troymarcyphotography.com
Some animal, (or 2 or 3), has left their DNA on this piece of barbed wire. We saw the tracks in the snow but no blood so it was likely just a hair/fur/coat wound.
Batumi, Georgia - Brooklyn, N.Y., native Staff Sgt. Raymond Irizarry, an infantryman assigned to Company A, 2nd Battalion, 7th Infantry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, calls his commander via satellite phone to report his arrival in the port of Batumi, Georgia, May 5, 2015. Irizarry and other Soldiers provided security and maintenance for their unit’s vehicles and equipment, including M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicles, during transit across the Black Sea from Bulgaria to Georgia for Exercise Noble Partner, a bilateral training event focused on enhancing U.S. and Georgian NATO Response Force interoperability. (U.S. Army Photo by Capt. Spencer Garrison)
5th Shot of today…last 5 uploads were all taken in a space of 4 hours :P
Ever have one of those dreams where you are stuck on the spot and calling out to someone in the distance but they can’t seem to here you?
Slight texture added.
Canon 50D
Magic Shop at Pike Place Market. I just love that Pee Wee Herman doll stuck in that old dusty fan. I want to also state for the record that I love Pee Wee Herman. I want him to be my next door neighbor and come over for cappuccino and pastries, go for a bike ride. Yep, that would be sweet.
Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 31st July 2016, NOEL GALLAHER'S HIGH FLYING BIRDS Performs. DISCLAIMER - FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY FOR 60 DAYS FROM THE 31ST JULY 2016 - NO COMMERCIAL USE AT ALL - NO REPODUCTION. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News
143607 calling at Lisvane & Thornhill with a Wales & Borders service for Caerphilly on 19th October 2002.
Wait...that’s not a Battle Bug! That’s right, it isn’t. Doctor Mobius and I are extending our theme to include all animals and calling it...War Beasts!
To show you what we mean, I’m introducing Mecharoo, defender of all things totally awesome and the coolest kangaroo-based War Beast in the history of the world EVER! With rotating hip cannons, dual laser guns and a massive rack of heat seeking long range missiles, Mecharoo is no slouch when it comes to long range combat. But his specialty is close up, toe-to-toe mass demolition! His leaps are legendary, his kicks are earth shattering, his solid titanium “boxing gloves” are as big and heavy as wrecking balls...and God help any structure or War Beast that gets in the way of that massive swinging spiked tail! And to add further insult to injury, say hello to his leeeetle friend! When not sitting snugly in his pouch, Bazookaroo, the little joey, is dispatched to wreak havoc in tight situations where a smaller bot is needed. Driving Mecharoo is Aussie outback adventurer Wallaby Dundee Irwin. (Not all that into crocodiles, as it turns out.)
We urge you all to join in on the carnage and build your own War Beasts. While you’re at it, please join our new group Remember, all land, sea, and air-based animals can be considered...and if you’re still jonesing to build bugs, that’s cool too.
A Seattle Design Nerds installation for the Opening Celebration of "Design with the 90%" at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Discovery Center. Calling Home is an 'empathy engine' disguised as a data visualization exercise, participants answer questions about their own housing situation while learning about what persons experiencing homlessness in King County go through.
Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 31st July 2016, NOEL GALLAHER'S HIGH FLYING BIRDS Performs. DISCLAIMER - FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY FOR 60 DAYS FROM THE 31ST JULY 2016 - NO COMMERCIAL USE AT ALL - NO REPODUCTION. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News
Clear Skies!
My last chance to signal the mothership from an abandoned military airfield
Save me from them!
Much silliness tonight putting this together. A bit of acrobatics and almost getting very wet. Too busy putting it together that i almost missed the start of the ISS pass!
We found a booth from which we could use our International Calling Card to call home.
Time taken by each of us to call home:
All of us: 2 to 3 minutes each.
Vijay: 20 minutes.
A Georgia Guardsman assigned to 48th Infantry Brigade Combat Team conducts live fire rehearsal at Peason Ridge training area, May 8, 2018 during rotation 18-07 at JRTC.
Photo by JRTC Operations Group PAO
Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 31st July 2016, NOEL GALLAHER'S HIGH FLYING BIRDS Performs. DISCLAIMER - FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY FOR 60 DAYS FROM THE 31ST JULY 2016 - NO COMMERCIAL USE AT ALL - NO REPODUCTION. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News
While we were in London, Sub-Evil Boy and I went out to Leicester Square early Saturday morning to get some cheap theatre tickets. We were there an hour before they opened, so we wandered around some, stumbling upon Trafalgar Square along the way. Standing in the square was the annual Xmas tree from Norway, and (quite surprisingly) sitting in the tree was a hawk there in the center of London.
Turns out that that it was there on "official business", being used to scare off the great squadrons of pigeons that frequent the square. It was clearly successful in the sense that the pigeons were all up wheeling in the distance. We had a nice chat with the hawk's handler, and I asked him about the long term effectiveness of this approach. Apparently presence of food outweighs threat to life and wing.
The handler talked about walking through a veritable carpet of pigeons drawn by a couple with a large bag of seeds, completely unmoved by the presence of the hawk. Recently he saw a truck passing slowly in front of the National Gallery kill 13 pigeons who refused to move because of a large supply of corn on the road.
Here the handler is calling the hawk down from the top of the National Gallery. That's a small (dead) baby chick in his right hand, which is the hawk's treat when it comes down to him.
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