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The Tintina Trench is a linear valley, extending into Alaska and south across the Yukon. In May and September, it is a dramatic avian flyway. It is a huge migration corridor for sandhill cranes, tundra swans, peregrine falcons and numerous other bird species. The riverside cliffs, wetlands, marshes and muskegs provide suitable nesting sites for some of these species as well as offering plenty of food. The flight of the sandhill cranes is the most obvious and spectacular of the migrations. It is an awesome sight as over 200,000 of these large birds pass through here on their way to and from their tundra nesting grounds. The Tintina Trench is also home to a large number of wildlife species year-round, with a particularly large population of lynx. The numerous river tributaries that drain into the trench provide migration routes and spawning grounds for salmon.
I shot this image facing north over-looking the Yukon Plateau. The Yukon plateau has deep valleys, rounded mountains, and areas of permafrost, that have created "tilted" or "drunken forests". The vegetation is rich and diverse, and includes hardwoods, as well as soft woods. There are over a half dozen edible berries, and the ponds are dotted with the unique "yellow pond lily". Hot springs are also found in this region. It reminds me of a far north "Garden of Eden". As you stand looking out on the vast landscape - it tends to make you feel very very small, but it is an awesome sight and one that I wish everyone could experience.
The bus looks fantastic carrying its big LRT lothians, this is as I remember them and I am so happy with the way the bus has came out. Myself and Graham along with my father Brian have spent 15 years worth of Sundays grafting to get the bus restored. God only knows how many hours we have spent on the bus, but the £ spent would make a grown man cry... but seeing the bus today complete and driving makes every penny spent worth it. Going forward I have a range of smaller jobs to do on the bus and we will work into 2021 getting it ready for presentation to an MOT station then we can see about have a bit of fun driving her about Edinburgh again.
This is the second Mediæval castle I see that was built hugging a cliff face (see also the “Devil’s Castle” below), although this one is so small I barely dare call it a castle. Anyway, it is certainly located in a spectacular site overlooking the river Borne, and near the tiny village (less than 50 souls) by the same name.
Why would anyone want to “control” such a small, remote and utterly non–strategic river is beyond me, but the fact is that this castle is first mentioned in 1153, which means it was already completed by that time.
The keep was rebuilt in 2002 with the stones found in situ.
I found the silver candelabrum to complete No. 2 Princess's Late Night Tea from the Re-ment 2008 Collection Princess Tea Party. (From Renatta's site: Notes Translated by Re-Ment: On beautifully moon lit nights, light the candles and have tea with her favorite tea set. Thank you Renatta for your wondrous site!)
I had to cobble two partial sets together to complete this. I'm still not sure why the tea set is all trimmed in gold and the candelabrum is silver.
I'm still missing one of the eight sets...No. 1, Crown Motif Set. It's the one with a tea set in a little castle box. I had it at one time and don't know what happened to it. I may have sold it when I got out of doll stuff for a while, sigh. I may always be missing it, because the last one I saw on ebay was $58!
So half of the wonky log cabin blocks are done. I think I have about 11 or so more to make ... maybe a couple more if I need to change some out. I'm not sure if I want to make some all green/aqua ones or not. I'll try a few and see how they look. I can't believe how slowly I'm going on this project.
They dont have the beast companion for onua, and thats the last of my current wishlist. Will have to hit the lego store at some point to get it
"Completely exhausted"
Hué (Vietnam)
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Une nouvelle aurore australe complètement hypnotisante Je ne m'en lasserai jamais, ça va être à vous de me dire d'arrêter 😅
Another mesmerising aurora I will never tire of this sight from space, which means it's your job to say when 😅
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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Complete with Romahome body and some creative custom work to make it resemble a Subaru Sambar. It looked very distinctive. 85,000 miles at the last MOT.
Millet’s The Angelus( A Mystery Hidden Beneath)
The Sombre Mystery behind this rather melancholy painting by Millet
The Angelus (French: L'Angélus) is an oil painting by French painter Jean-François Millet, completed between 1857 and 1859.
The painting depicts two peasants bowing in a field over a basket of potatoes to say a prayer, the Angelus, that together with the ringing of the bell from the church on the horizon marks the end of a day's work.
Millet said: "The idea for The Angelus came to me because I remembered that my grandmother, hearing the church bell ringing while we were working in the fields, always made us stop work to say the Angelus prayer for the poor departed".[2] Completed between 1857 and 1859, it is an oil painting on canvas. When Appleton failed to take possession, Millet added a steeple and changed the initial title of the work, Prayer for the Potato Crop, to The Angelus.
It depicts two peasants during the potato harvest in Barbizon, with a view of the church tower of Chailly-en-Bière. At their feet is a small basket of potatoes, and around them a cart and a pitchfork.
Millet sold The Angelus after his The Gleaners was sold at the Salon in 1857. About half the size, it brought him less than half the amount for which he sold The Gleaners. The Angelus was eventually shown the year before Millet's death in Brussels in 1874, where it was greatly admired by Léon Gambetta.
Much later, Salvador Dalí saw a print of this painting in his school and insisted that this was a funeral scene, not a prayer ritual and that the couple were portrayed praying and mourning over their dead infant. Although this was an unpopular view, at his insistence the Louvre X-rayed the painting, showing a small painted-over geometric shape strikingly similar to a coffin by the basket. It seems possible that Millet originally painted a burial – perhaps a rural version of Courbet's famous painting A Burial at Ornans (1850) – but then converted it to a recitation of the Angelus, complete with a visible church bell tower.
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Origami Giganotosaurus Final Version
Design by: Shuki Kato
Folded from: one 21" square of O-gami
Size: 15" long
Time spent folding: Approx. 15 hours
The last coach to join the fleet is ex Beavis A2ALP , Noe registered S58YKE it is a Neoplan Cityliner C48FT. It is seen in the garage. Photo taken 17/03/14
Metra Rock Island Train 625 departs Gresham preparing to make Local stops between here and Vermont St/ Blue Island Station. Here is the back of the train slowly creeping out of the station before branching off and making its next stop at Brainerd.
Noa's cottage has (temporarily) been moved to the other side of the patio. We got new neighbours, and the old ugly wall between our patio and their backyard has been demolished. Until there is a new wall, Noa will have to camp in her cottage and a makeshift pen against the opposite wall. She won't be able to play on the patio for a while, because there's a 6m long open passage to the neighbours' backyard and driveway - and thus the public road - when there's no wall.
Say hello to Amelia. I imagine that she's totally jaunty and likes to dance into the wee hours of the morning.
I'm not so great with the stem stitch yet, so I gotta keep trying!
Link from the always fantastic Sublime Stitching.
As I'd recently worn the black and white versions of this long sunray pleated skirt, I thought I'd spend some time in the 3rd one I have which is in a shade of red.
the Lady Chapel of Ely was completed in 1349, and is the largest chapel dedicated to the cult of the Virgin Mary attached to any British Cathedral.
Camera placed on floor beneath the ceiling centre and activated by a cable release. 3 images +/- 1EV combined
I made it. 12 hours, 130 studs long. Now I'm pretty exhausted, so proper photography will have to wait until tomorrow.
The front view of the entire U.S. Capitol Building with the House of Representative steps on the left, the Senate steps on the far right, and the massive dome in the center
Model: Kiki Beguin
Costumes by Jakie Tadeoni
@ Madame Arthur Cabaret
Complete series: www.visualyz.com/fashion/pigalle-circus/
D&E Coaches operated Volvo B8R Plaxton Panther 3 YX22 LVY is pictured approaching Inverness Bus Station to complete a service on Scottish Citylink route M10 from Glasgow.
This vehicle was wearing the newest Scottish Citylink livery at the time, having initially been new in the standard D&E 2022 white livery design before being painted into Citylink colours for the contract on the M10. In 2026 this coach would be repainted back into plain white and returned to the leasing company it came from, with newer Temsa stock being repainted to fill in the gap left by this vehicle.
Date Taken: June 2nd, 2024
Device Used: iPhone 12 Pro Max
Date Uploaded: March 4th, 2026
Upload Number: 2317
Interested in seeing some bus videos? You'll find buses both real and virtual on my YouTube channel, as well as other cool bus-themed stuff too! - www.youtube.com/@ZZ9sTransport
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The colorful Gacha Fairys return in February for a complete new cycle of the Gacha Garden.
With the new cyle already started, we don't waste time, and start looking at the details of the 17 Items available at the 22769 - Freight Car Gacha Set.
RARE:
Old Freight Car* - LI - 9,0 x 3,4 x 4,1 meters
COMMONS:
Metal Chair - LI 2 - 5 single animations
Pipes Bed - LI 5 - 5 single- and 5 couple PG rated animations
Leather Pouf - LI 1 - 7 single animations
Metal Table* - LI 1
Wagon Drape* - LI 2
Crate Table* - LI 3
Steel Ladder* - LI 1
Industrial Dresser* - LI 2
Nightstand* - LI 1
Bang Bang Bang* - LI 1
Bowl with Fruits* - LI 1
<3 Wallart* - LI 3
FairyLights Glass* - LI 1
Heart Decoration* - LI 2
Rustic Lantern* - LI 2
Sloppy Rug* - LI 3
As special Seed of Inspiration Item (SOI) - you get automatically with every 20th Pull at the 22769 Gacha Machine:
Leather Arm Chair - LI 2 - 8 single animations
all items - including the Seed of Inspiration have next owner permissions: no-copy, mod trans - used scripts and animations may have different permissions.
all items are original creator mesh, with original creator textures and materials enabled
items marked with asterix(*) are decoration only items
Teleport directly to The Gacha Garden : February 2019 with the SLurl below:
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More information about How to Play at the Gacha Garden can be found here:
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*** Gacha is Game of Luck, for every pull (50L$) at the 22769 - The Freight Car Gacha Machine you get a randomly selected item in return ***
Wood ducks sharing their affection for each other.
Canards branchus partageant leur affection mutuelle.