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Cap'n Crunch Sprinkled Donut Crunch Kid's Breakfast Cereal 8/2014 by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube.
Statues orientées au Cap 110, en direction du Golfe de Guinée... Elles forment ce que l'on appelle Le mémorial de l'Anse CAFFARD en hommage aux victimes du dernier naufrage de navire négrier de l'histoire de la Martinique
This was made from a kit purchased last year at Wool and Company in Geneva, IL. The kit included the pattern and two yarns: Handmaiden Lady Godiva and Silk Maiden. Knit from the bottom up in one piece with raglan shaping at the top, I added a few more rows of knitting and decreases to make it fit a bit higher up.
Cap de lligamosques. Encapçala la cercavila dels gegants d'Olot.
Sobre el nom de Lligamosques, s’ha anat explicant al llarg de les generacions que prové del fet que li untaven el cap amb mel, amb la qual cosa atreia o “lligava” totes les mosques, que deixaven així d’empipar els seus senyors, els Gegants.
Este cabezudo llamado "Cap de lligamosques" preside la pasacalle de los Gigantes de Olot.
Sobre el nombre de "Lligamosques", se ha explicado a lo largo de las generaciones que proviene del hecho que le untaban la cabeza con miel, con lo cual atraía o ataba todas la moscas, que dejaban así de molestar a sus señores, los Gigantes.
Hoeveldskaapwagter,
(Oenanthe pileata)
The capped wheatear (Oenanthe pileata) is a small insectivorous passerine bird that was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher, Muscicapidae.
This wheatear is found in open dry sandy and stony habitats and short grassland with a few bushes and termite mounds in Africa, from Kenya and Angola south to the Cape. It is largely non-migratory, but undertakes seasonal movements.
The capped wheatear is 17–18 cm long and weighs 32 g. Its legs and pointed bill are black. This common species is striking and unmistakable in appearance. The adult has a black cap, cheeks and breast band, and white eye stripe and throat. The rest of the underparts are white with buff on the flanks and lower belly. Like other wheatears, it has a distinctive tail pattern with a black feathers on the base and centre of the tail forming an inverted T against the otherwise white rump.
The juvenile has a brown cap and cheeks, and the breast band is weak and diffuse. However, the breast band, larger size, and white at the base of the outer tail feathers distinguish it from the migrant northern wheatear, which is rare over most of the capped wheatear's range.
The capped wheatear's song is a loud melodic warble interspersed with slurred chattering, and it has a chik-chik alarm call. It is monogamous and builds a nest of straw, grass, and leaves in a hole in the ground or a termite mound. It may use man-made drainage pipes if available. Typically three or four, sometimes more, eggs are laid.
This solitary species feeds on insects, especially ants. Like other wheatears, it perches on mounds and hops over the short grass, or flies low over the ground.
Une mer relativement plate, en tout cas moins forte qu'à l'habitude.
Du coup elle laissait apparaitre ces zones jaunes/vertes dans la roche.
Je n'avais jamais vu ?
Et je n'ai pas la moindre idée de ce que cela peut être.
Si quelqu'un saurait me dire ...
et me dites pas que c'est de la mousse.
Un autre plan en noir/blanc :
www.flickr.com/photos/jowizi/4624592687/in/set-7215762519...
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You wouldn’t know it from this photo but Cap Ferrat is dense with huge Villas over looking the sea and more modest places inland. It was off season so most places were shuttered with little armies of workers doing renovations and landscaping. Hiking this trail around the cape was pretty mind blowing, more often than not one miss step on the narrow trail would lead to a long fall on to the rock below -- this of course that didn’t stop stylish women in chunky heels and families with small children from doing the 5 mile hike.
Cap Bon-Désir, Québec : un cétacé s'approche de la côte. À cet endroit, le fleuve Saint-Laurent est très profond, très près de la côte : ce qui fait que les baleines s'aventurent près du rivage et offrent un beau spectacle! :)
www.pc.gc.ca/fra/amnc-nmca/qc/saguenay/natcul/natcul2.aspx
En arrière fond, on voit les montagnes derrière Trois-Pistoles.
The white Cretaceous cliffs, comparable to the White Cliffs of Dover. This thick chalk layer mainly consists of the skeletons from plankton and necton. The beach is littered with marcasite spheroidal nodules. When cut in half, a beautiful radiating golden structure is visible. Marcasite unfurtunately is very unstable and weathers quickly due to moisture (from air), turning it to dust.
Portrait of a woman wearing a New Era baseball cap with bright light.
Baseball season is here in America
Maison Jean-Guy Dumas dans la côte de Cap-Rouge à Cap-Rouge, Québec.
Photo prise le 12 septembre 2011.
Black twill with a 1.5" B&W checkerboard ribbon over the crown. "Cyclisme" printed on top and bottom (mirrored) of brim. Nice.
Please note I am not equipped to screen-print. Screen-printing is provided by the customer. I might consider screen-printing given a very large bribe, but keep in mind you will be one of several people to ask EACH DAY, and I cannot possibly screen-print every request I get. Even when offered large bribes...