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Cod liver oil Levertraan
I remember myself sitting in about the same position at the kitchen table waiting for my Mom to come with the SPOON the horror I can still feel and taste it. THE SPOON... THE NOSE PINCH (like that helped) and the gulp. Then the the sick feeling the gag reflex and my Mom saying don't you dare spit it out. The escape ROBERT GET BACK HERE! run run for your life to the hills (we lived in a valley near the treeline) reached the forest out of sight could no longer keep it down... but no relief the smell the taste in my mouth the horror. Please don't think I had a bad childhood because I had a great childhood and a great Mom except for the Cod liver Oil thing. As footnote the next year it was Cod liver Oil time again had planned my escape the moment came I ran only to find the door locked. I turned around to see my Mom standing there with such a sweet smile of satisfaction the Horror the sick feeling in my stomach I could not keep it down .....was my last Cod liver oil year.
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Jongen bij fles levertraan
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Jongen bij geretoucheerde fles levertraan. Achtergrond: bos bloemen. 1953.
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Kayak fishing is my life , oh no , kayak fishing is my hobby . I am not privileged as such . I have got a passion . This year has been fantastic in every aspect . I set my goals as early as the first of January . Catching 25 species from the kayak in Scotland . This week we tackled the east . We teamed up well considering we are out to sea .
Species 25 came along nicely . Ding a ling as we say , the serpent looking cod . Half a mile out from the launch we have one thing in mind is to stay put on that kayak . The wind and tide are gathering pace , from time to time I check out on my friends Ian and Marcos .And they do the same with me .
This is multitasking , today’s fishing is not easy , the drift is fast .
The team is getting good , I feel safe out to sea .
I forgot to say , species 26 is now onboard too . A ( maossive ) scorpion fish . I did not know those fish could grow that size . We stay 6 good hours on the lumpy sea and say no to the last drift . We understand the risk and know our limits . This year has been so interesting in every aspect , we have learned so much as a team . No one knows where our next trip will be , that’s Scotland with the unpredictable weather . And we still have so much to learn , every day is a school day . Enjoy the images .
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Near Herring Cove Beach. The blues were simply stunning this morning and the light so clear...you want to stay forever!
I know people say that Door County is like the Cape Cod of the Midwest, but I still don't think that's why this motel in Egg Harbor is called the Cape Cod Motel.
At Stage Harbor in Chatham, Cape Cod with Morris Island in the background.
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The hard clam or quahog, Mercenaria mercenaria is a bivalve mollusc native to the eastern shores of North America, from Prince Edward Island to the Yucatán Peninsula. Older sources may give it the systematic name Venus mercenaria. It is one of many unrelated bivalves referred to as clams.
Cape Cod Infrared
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The Dr Dolittle of fish....the Cod Father. I can't help they follow me, not my fault.
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We were fortunate to see a fishing boat unloading cod while we were on the dock in Þórshöfn, on the northeast coast of Iceland.
A nice walk around Salt Pond, a part of the Cape Cod National Seashore. Like much of the Cape, this area has a fair amount of local relief caused by the random dumping of the glaciers that created Cape Cod. 20240718_DSCF4593
Cape Cod Infrared Cemetery
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Codia incrassata est une espèce endémique de Nouvelle-Calédonie qui donne le ton des forêts humides du nord de la Grande Terre, notamment dans le Nord-Est. Appartenant à la famille des Cunoniaceae, cet arbuste à petit arbre s’intègre naturellement aux paysages forestiers, parfois de façon très discrète, parfois plus marquée.
Codia incrassata se rencontre surtout en forêts denses humides et en lisières, mais peut aussi coloniser des crêtes exposées, des pentes rocheuses ou les abords de cours d’eau, de basse à assez haute altitude. Il occupe également des fourrés denses et, plus ponctuellement, des savanes à niaouli.
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Medium: 35x35 cm^2 Stark paper
My streak of fish origami models continue. Despite the references of the model being easy to figure out, this one is fairly lengthy in terms of precreasing, which is unusual for most of my models.
I don't know why but when I take pictures, the subject always ends up looking rather chubby. But at least it's somewhat recognizable.