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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!
Mr Popular Cod is more popular than you. And he knows it. Yes, Mr Popular Cod is who we all aspire to be but know that we can never become.
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Ever since I saw the webpage for this, I knew I wanted to either own one or build one out of Lego. I quite like how it turned out.
Partially inspired by Andrew Somers. I wish I could say I have actually played COD, but I haven't. lol
But I LOVE Jeeps!
My first jeep! Based off this.
Update: There where some technical issues with this model along with the fact that I felt that the previous picture poorly presented the jeep. I changed the headlights, redesigned the whole undercarriage, added a bit of suspension to the front wheels, and made some other changes as well.
Enjoy and God Bless!
Cape Cod Infrared
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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.
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.
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Cape Cod Infrared Cemetery
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A view from the top, looking down the center of the lighthouse.
The Highland Lighthouse is in North Truro, MA. It is also known as Cape Cod Light. It was commissioned by George Washington and was the 20th light station in the US in 1797.
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.
Designed and folded by me.
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.
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.