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My maternal grandparents seriously involved in counting the cut apple pieces. A candid shot, shot underexposed on raw and a bit over processed IMO.
... and not falling asleep.
This shepperd kept conting his sheep by making them cross the gate in the fence, with the help of his two "Serra de Aires" dogs. He had around 300 sheep, and he was counting three less than the number he had counted the day before, and just could not believe it.
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PARWAN PROVINCE, Afghanistan -- Soldiers performs push-ups under the watchful eye of Sgt. 1st Class Michael Childers (far right) and Sgt. 1st Class John Wright (back right) during the Army Physical Fitness Test phase of the Soldier and NCO of the Quarter competition. Soldiers of the 10th Combat Aviation Brigade prepared equipment displays during the first phase before moving onto the APFT phase of the Soldier and NCO of the Quarter competition. A Soldier and NCO from each Task Force travelled to Bagram to compete for the top title Mar. 24.
Villa Purple counts three rooms, one with garden view, and the other two are accessible by the terrace that leads to the swimming pool. The master bedroom has a semi open bathroom, with a very spacious bathtub and basins made in traditional stone. The bathroom in the second bedroom has a very original bathtub dug in the floor. Last but not least, the third bedroom with shower is detached from the main house. All of the rooms are air-conditioned and have a Plasma screen TV.
A walk with Roy, Keith, Bramble and Andy on 11/3/2020 from Weston Hills LNR, Baldock. It was a mild and qute windy morning with clouds and sunshine. Climbing up out of the nature reserve, heading East, the sound of a multitude of Skylarks filled our ears, only briefly exceeded by the traffice in the A505 cutting and tunnel. The ground underfoot was extremely wet and in places muddy. The light changed every second and each scene before us changed from dark to bright and back. Ahead we came up to a field gate proclaiming "Free range chickens" but no mention of the three guardian Alpaccas. We advanced via Green End along the "Hertfordshire Way" and arrived in the church at Weston, resting for coffee etc in a comfy seat in the sun. The churchyard was a mass of Spring flowers. Leaving and onward towards "Hall Green" and round heading West into Weston Park with it's land of amazing ancient oaks. Eventually we settled in the lee of one of these fallen giants for lunch before circling back to Weston counting down with the local schoolkids as the assembled for end of lunchtime break. We got lost briefly in the yard of "Horseshoe Farm" but a horsey lady shouted the way for us and so we reached "Green End" and eventually crossed the A505 to the car for thanks and farewells.
Counting Crows played Roseland Ballroom in support of their new covers record 'Underwater Sunshine.' A great time was had by all.
Still exploring the capabilities of the iPhone for live music photography.
Carved wood and paint with piano key ivory with ink set in sterling silver
Kristin Shiga inspired me.
Customized Count Down clock has me scrambling to finish this month's hunt.
Monthly Scavenger Hunt
March 2012
#10 Countdown
As of posting this, we have about 20,000 counted. As of Friday, we should have 35,000 counted. Fun stuff.
The present castle was built in 1180 by count Philip of Alsace and was modeled after the crusaders castles that Philip of Alsace encountered while he participated in the second crusade. Before its construction, there stood a wooden castle on the same location, presumably built in the ninth century. The castle served as the seat of the Counts of Flanders until they abandoned it in the 14th century. The castle was then used as a courthouse, a prison and eventually decayed. Houses were built against the walls and even on the courtyard and the stones of the walls were used to erect other buildings. At one time it even served as a factory. At the end of the 19th century, the castle was scheduled to be demolished. In 1885 the city of Ghent bought the castle and started a renovation project. The castle was restored initially in 1893. The newly built houses were removed and the walls and keep were restored to their original condition. Wikipedia