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NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 06: Robinson Cano #24 of the New York Yankees hits a solo home run in the bottom of the fifth inning against the Detroit Tigers during Game Five of the American League Championship Series at Yankee Stadium on October 6, 2011 in the Bronx borough of New York City. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)
Four narrow strakes in addition to a gunwale rail, underbody a dugout; shows a typical Tahitian outrigger attachment of the fore boom; two pairs of converging stanchions and a mesial pair of braces, in this case of wire, arranged in a V fashion. [from: Haddon & Hornell, Canoes of Oceania, Vol. 1. 1936]
Photographed by James Hornell, 1925.
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Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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State House Minority Leader Andrés Cano speaking with supporters outside the Arizona State Capitol building on the opening day of the 56th Legislature in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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CINCINNATI, OH - JUNE 20: Robinson Cano #24 of the New York Yankees singles in the third inning against the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park on June 20, 2011 in Cincinnati, Ohio. (Photo by Joe Robbins/Getty Images)
Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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Sayısız penceren vardı bir bir kapattım
Bana dönesin diye bir bir kapattım
Şimdi otobüs gelir biner gideriz
Dönmiyeceğimiz bir yer beğen başka türlüsü güç
Bir ellerin bir ellerim yeter belliyelim yetsin
...
Turgut UYAR
Raymond M. Cano. My "Old Man". If I'm not mistaken in WW II he went into the Navy at seventeen years old. He did tell me he served on two seperate ships,both destroyers. He served as a radio man and a cook. That explains why he could throw together a meal with anything on hand. (I learned how to smoke meat, brisket, ribs and chicken by getting in his way everytime he cooked outdoors.) After many years he could still read and do Morse code.
On our last trip to San Diego we had dinner at an old Naval training base that was converted for shopping and dining. This may be where he took his basic training and shipped out to the Pacific. He came back thru San Francisco, he spoke of San Francisco also.
Proud of my "Old Man".
Entirely made of recycled materials, with more than 100,000 beer and soda cans, hubcaps, screen doors, wooden windows, bicycle reflectors and more, this amazing folk art environment was built by Dominic "Cano" Espinosa, a Native American Vietnam vet. Inspired by "Vitamin Mary Jane" and Jesus, Espinoza has spent over 30 years working on what he calls "Jesus' Castle."
Espinoza began building Cano's Castle in 1980 in thanks for having his life spared during the Vietnam War. The four main structures: "The King" (the largest tower), "the Queen" (the tower standing next to the King), "the Palace" and "the Rook" (flanking the King).
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Refuge du Cano Negro - Los Chiles (Alajuela) - Costa Rica - mai 2016
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Vasco da Gama treina no CT do Dragão em Goiania nessa quinta-feira 01/07.
Foto: Rafael Ribeiro / Vasco
*Imagem destinada a uso INSTITUCIONAL e EDITORIAL, seu uso COMERCIAL, montagens, alteração do conteúdo, propaganda, impressão, inclusão de logomarcas, produção de cards de divulgação de partidas esta vetado incondicionalmente por seu autor e pelo Club de Regatas Vasco da Gama.
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