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This is the oblisk that represents the artic circle 66° 33' N. Taken on the 12.03.2011 at 6.40am. it sits on an island just off the coast of Norway.
City Circle Edinburgh Branch has moved to new premises at Newbridge just a few minutes from the Airport. Loads of room to manoeuvre compared compared to the previous depot at Gorebridge. CC are gearing up for a busy Olympic Games summer with 15 new coaches due for delivery , hopefully Edinburgh will get a few.
Close-up of several pieces made by Adina Gwatkin. These are the handles of kitchen utensils and garden tools. They are very very tactile and colourful. Dipped many times in bright coloured paint with occasional layers of silver or gold leaf. At the end of the process the pieces are carved to reveal these ringed designs. They are fascinating, functional and fun.
Received a wonderful parcel from Sigrun with yummy chocolate from Norway and Denmark, gorgeous fabrics, an amazingly gorgeous embroidery and a lovely card. Thanks so much Sigrun, I love it all!! And an extra thank you for your sweet letter!!
Day 4 of Project 365
1. Squared Circle, 2. Squared Circle, 3. Squared Circle, 4. Squared Circle
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Taken in Laguna Woods, California, for a squared circle mosaic. © All rights reserved.
Please!! NO Glittery Awards or Large Graphics...Buddy Icons are OK. Thank You!
Thanks to the good people in the Photography Critique group, this is likely my final edit of "Circle" (this version having a perspective change from "Circle (redux)"). Dug out an ancient copy of Photoshop Elements 4.0 to add a strip of pure black along the top to give room for a rotational crop; besides that, this image is mostly untouched. A lonely streetlamp on a dark night, illuminating some street and tracks.
P1030722-b Havenmuseum Rotterdam. It's a very big wheel, diameter is more than 1 meter, maybe more...
4-6 Adults? with 2 Grey Whales playing around in a tight circle slapping each other around?
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It looks like Flickr is moving to circular buddy icons. The icons themselves are still square, but they are displayed with rounded corners. Here's a quick way you can make a square file that you can verify will look good as a circle too. Tutorial: Make your new circle buddy icon in the PicMonkey group.
King Circle Ambigram designed to be inked as a tattoo. Informaton about custom Ambigrams and much more can be found on my website.
City Circle Edinburgh Branch has moved to new premises at Newbridge just a few minutes from the Airport. Loads of room to manoeuvre compared compared to the previous depot at Gorebridge. CC are gearing up for a busy Olympic Games summer with 15 new coaches due for delivery , hopefully Edinburgh will get a few.
This picture taken in downtown Indianapolis, Indiana with a Sony HX100V digital camera on July 4, 2011.
Picture taken 11/18/23
Circle K | 11850 Mayfield Rd, Chardon, OH
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Cuantas veces giramos alrededor de un mismo tema, cuantas veces nos movemos sin mirar fuera, la inercia nos convida y no permitimos que nos alcance el movimiento fuera de ese circulo.
A veces llega el momento de buscar fuera.
Inchie Swap zum Thema "Farbkreis" Jede hat eine Farbe angefertigt und ich habe dann alle untereinander getauscht !
Inchie Swap with theme "newton color circle" Every member has made one color and sent it to me. I traded it among each other !
The Knowlton Circles are a cluster of Neolithic and Bronze Age monuments near Knowlton.
There are four enclosures, three are of normal henge form, Church Henge, Knowlton North and Knowlton South, and the fourth is a squarish enclosure known as Old Churchyard.
Church Henge is the best preserved of these monuments and encloses the ruins of Knowlton Church. Nearby is the large round barrow known as Great Barrow and a number of other round barrows are also focused on the area.
Church Henge (also known as the Central Circle) is the best preserved of the three henges at Knowlton. It is an oval enclosure surrounded by a ditch and earthwork bank. The enclosure is orientated roughly northeast to southwest and measures 106 metres by 94 metres. The enclosing ditch is 10 metres wide and up to 1 metre deep. The outer banks are 10 metres in width and stand up to 1.75 metres high. They consist of a series of straight lengths linked by rounded corners. Three gaps are present in the bank, to the southwest, east and northeast. It unclear which of the gaps are original, although the east entrance is likely to be original, whereas the west entrance was altered at a later date, possibly after the construction of the church.
Early Christian activity at Knowlton is indicated by a mid-to-late Anglo-Saxon inhumation cemetery which was discovered to the east of Church Henge in 1958. Excavations located sixteen burials within chalk-cut graves, some aligned east-west. The earliest parts of the church are the 12th century chancel and nave and there are 15th and 18th century additions and alterations.
In 1646 the Vicar of the parish of Horton, which included the chapelry of Woodlands and the church at Knowlton, petitioned the church authorities that, as he was too poor to maintain a curate at Knowlton and too old to carry on the services at Horton and Knowlton, the inhabitants of Knowlton should use Horton church on Sundays and holy days.
In the 18th century, or earlier, the roof fell in and the church was abandoned.
American Force Wheels @ TS PERFORMANCE Drag Race & Tractor Pulls at Bowling Green Kentucky - May 2015
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