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I think this is the first time I've ever seen an icicle in Southampton, so I had to take a photo of it, even though it was only around an inch and a quarter long. Our winters are pretty mild.
Manual focus is pretty tough at dusk shooting macro, but I think this is close enough...
Daggers @ Magasin4 - Brussels(BE).
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Soldiers of the Dagger Brigade participated in Dagger University, which partner’s professors and graduate teaching assistants from Kansas State University in providing informative lectures to attendees at Fort Riley, Kansas September 3, 2015. The purpose of the lectures is to provide a shared understanding of the Middle East through the lecture presentations and the first hand experiences of the presenters. (U.S. Army photos by 2ABCT Public Affairs)
American Dagger Caterpillar. I was sitting under the maple tree in the back yard snapping beans when I saw this catterpillar scurring along the ground. This is the final instar before forming its cocoon.
The whole story as to how I got this dagger can be found here.
The cloth is actually my burgundy brocade bustle skirt.
From 300: Rise of an Empire, the Dagger of Themistokles has a hand forged, high carbon steel blade with an antique bronze finish. Includes an attractive display stand.
Francisco de Orellana Dagger from Sarednab. As seen in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Soldiers of the Dagger Brigade participated in Dagger University, which partner’s professors and graduate teaching assistants from Kansas State University in providing informative lectures to attendees at Fort Riley, Kansas September 3, 2015. The purpose of the lectures is to provide a shared understanding of the Middle East through the lecture presentations and the first hand experiences of the presenters. (U.S. Army photos by 2ABCT Public Affairs)