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At a compact 2.5m x 2.5m we love this little garden office clad in Cedar, with a large picture window to the front to look out on the garden this space is both functional and a relaxing place to get some work done.
Looking back towards the little seaty thing in Graham's Garden, just by the end of the Water of Leith path at Balerno.
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A weekend of skiing in Sweden followed by one day of travel for work. Skis, helmet etc already at the cabin)
28-300mmD This is is the first lens I got with my Nikon D100 way back in early 03. I don't really feel the need to upgrade to a newer DSLR albeit I would like more Zeiss ZF prime lenses. Currently I only have 2... the 25mm and 50mm... primarily use those now.
Appareil compact 35 mm fabriqué à Taïwan avec viseur collimaté et deux témoins ( vert et rouge). Auto focus et flash débrayable. Film 135 DX en 24x36 et 1 pile CR 123 A . Moteur d'entrainement . Ecran avec modes : auto, retardateur, auto S, auto ME, flash, réduction des yeux rouges. Ecrou de pied et volet de fermeture.
A Compact 35 mm Film Trip around Town -Pentax zoom 90-WR 35 mm Compact AF using Expired (2004) Fujifilm "Superia" 200 ASA #15 of 18 - Old Island Highway Boulevard - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia where he works also as a writer and a personal trainer.
Volkswagen (VW) has strengthened the EV conversation with the release of its updated 2023 ID.4 all-electric compact SUV. The EV is innovative, deliberate, and resourceful. It now features two battery options, the new 62 kWh battery with a starting MSRP of $37,495 and a 209-mile range, and the 82 kWh version with a capacity of 275 miles (RWD) and 255 miles (AWD). Perpetually focused on helping the world reach carbon neutrality, the German automaker is building the EV locally at its cutting-edge factory in Chattanooga, TN utilizing an $800 million investment.
05/07/2007 - GENEVA - SWITZERLAND- Apres son intervention lors du " Global Compact " M Bernard Kouchner ministre francais des Affaires Etrangeres en conference de presse au palais des Nations. Photo UN / Jean-Marc FERRE