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Opens on March 4th till March 18, 2023 @ 5PM SLT
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◈ THOR Dairy Farmer Set @
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◈ THOR. Milk Can Plant
◈ THOR. Dairy Farm Cart
◈ THOR. Farmer Drink Set
◈ Serenity Style Frmer's set @
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◈ Serenity Style Farmers Vending Cart
◈ Serenity Style LiZu Hen House Set Hen House
◈ Serenity Style Lizu Hen House Set Hen Eating
◈ Serenity Style Lizu Hen House Set Young Hen
◈ Serenity Style Lizu Hen House Set Hen Standing
◈ Broken Arrows Flower Market @
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◈ BROKEN ARROWS. Flower Market Sunflowers White Worn
◈ BROKEN ARROWS. Flower Market Large Pitcher White
◈ BROKEN ARROWS. Flower Market Small Pitcher Metal
◈ BROKEN ARROWS. Flower Market Sunflowers Metal
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◈ BTW Suckit Display
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◈ [DD] Bucket of Narcissi orange
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◈ Why Not?. Dunvegan Rustic Garden Set Carrot Stand
◈ Why Not?. Glenfarg Pink Flower Bucket
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◈ what next. Springtime Tulips Wheelbarrow
◈ Elm. 'The Birds' Water Spout
◈ KraftWork. Garden Shed Unit Light
◈ KraftWork The Traveling Bookseller Old Table
◈ KraftWork. The Traveling Bookseller Old Chair
◈ Pitaya. Garden Ladder Old
◈ vespertine. first spring primroses
..::THOR::.. Dairy Farmer Set @ Farmers Market - Street Fair Edition
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that's the day i was born and hence, i had a birthday on april 9th, 2009! AHHHH!
it was a fun day. though it ended with bloatedness after drinking a soy chai at a restaurant. it was the powder mix chai, which, from experience, tends to be laden with dairy... Oh NOES! . . .
in any case, it was still fun. a guy gave me a HUGE purple cellophane wrapped basket of homemade peanut butter cookies he made himself, pretty white roses, funny balloons, and a card about BOOTYBUTTS (the card i received at work was about a toilet and poo... ironic much?)! his mom got me a to-die-for gift card to starbuck's (i whole-heartedly support the local coffee and tea shops, but sometimes, they just aren't around when you need 'em the most!)
then he and i went out to breakfast/lunch/brunch/whatever you wanna call it at T.C. Eggington's. they have great vegetarian choices... "portobellini"... yum! on the way to breakfast, we saw a mother and her tiny baby ducks by the freeway in the puddle-y canal/gutter/whatever you wanna call that. it was cool because it was my birthday and they were cute, yet odd because it was by a freeway and not in a park, or in my school's irrigation or something. them duckies must be suffering economically too, eh?
so after that, i contemplated going back home to work on a commedia dell'arte mask for theatre class, but decided to just veg and hang with this guy at his apartment (i find vegging out, doing nothing a bit difficult to do sometimes).
later on, we met up with my parents to eat dinner at the Euro Cafe in Gilbert, AZ. a great foodsie greeky place. and that's where, you know, *ahem*... the soy-chai-laden-with-dairy-omg-why-did-i-order-this fiasco happened. so after dinner, with all of us feeling like cows (even though i hardly ate anything and they ate like contestants in a hotdog eating contest), we went to Wal-Mart of all places. i'm particularly NOT a Wal-Mart fan, but since i was at Wal-Mart and it might be cheaper than at other places, i bought vanilla soy ice cream because i was magnetized/hankering for some.
we finally headed home around 11pm, after which i quickly shoved this guy out the door and kissed him goodbye, so i could heat up some of those peanut butter cookies and WHAM BAM!... inhale hot cookies n' ice cream. mmmmmmmmmm... no cake this year. and i wanted it that way. no one even sang to me either i noticed, but that's perfectly ok. it's not a crime. wait wait...i take that back: he played the weird al birthday song... so essentially, i was sung to in mp3 format. :)
oh yeah, and at work today for my 'employee birthday'... i made up fruit, granola, & yogurt parfaits for everyone. someone bought all the ingredients (i requested it instead of birthday cake), and i went right to work -- whipping up those babies during my lunch break. i was so amazed some people didn't know what a parfait was or how to make them.
well, now they know :)
suffice to say, i'm on a parfait kick now. i hadn't had one in a year before that day. soy yogurt though. yes, please. :)
p.s. thanks dude for taking these kickity arse photos!
Twop like a TwitterBunny
A White Pelican glides through the skies over "America's Dairyland."
Green Bay Shoreline ~ Egg Harbor ~ Door County, Wisconsin
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 110, f/11.0, 300mm, 1/500s
This is part of a mini spoon from Dairy Queen. Taken for the Macro Monday Theme "Queen".
From Wikipedia:
Dairy Queen, often abbreviated DQ, is a chain of soft serve ice cream and fast food restaurants owned by International Dairy Queen, Inc., a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway. The first DQ restaurant was located in Joliet, Illinois. It was operated by Sherb Noble and opened for business on June 22, 1940. It served a variety of frozen products, such as soft serve ice cream.
When it comes to the Fraser Valley, there's one thing we have and that's lots of cows, of all shapes and sizes.
Here's some Dairy Holsteins right here in Aldergrove.
The smokey haze of Washington fires can be seen in the trees and sky.
The Pyengana Dairy is famous for its fine cheeses and high quality milk. Here a cow that has been milked is walking back towards its grazing paddock. In infra red it certainly stands out against the white background.
* There'll be a few days pause after this one as I will be away for the early part of this week. Take care.
Richmond Dairy Co aka the milk bottle building - Built in 1913 the dairy building now serves as apartments located downtown Richmond Virginia.
Don't remember the exact words but was thinking about when I was very small and we lived on a dairy.. The German Shepherd Dog was my babysitter and I loved old Bo Dearly.. Happy Sliders Sunday, Everybody!!!!!
Sumas Mountain, lush green and forested, dominates the background while a number of dairy farms, ubiquitous to this region, dot the valley acreage and give off that sweet, unmistakable aroma of "dairy air" as the M-EVESUM1-20T rolls into town with 88 cars for customers both here and across the international border to the north in Canada.
Another fine trip up the former Northern Pacific line in the books.
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A dairy that has closed down. On this day I traversed about 125 miles throughout the west side of the San Joaquin Valley. I was greatly saddened to see so many livestock (dairy cows, horses, goats and cattle) left with no shelter with the temperatures pushing 100 degrees many days through the summer. What the hell is wrong with us? Our meat, dairy and livestock industry has no shame and only cares about profit. I don't eat meat anymore but still love some dairy products even though that is wrong.
The other day I mentioned that many dairy farmers had packed it in over recent years and walked away from their farms because of unrelenting cost and climate pressures on their industry. My Brisbane based flickr friend sccart who I believe hails from the Northern Rivers area mentioned that like their Queensland brethren to the north, quite a large number of those in the Northern Rivers had also shut up shop. We came across this old dairy beside the Maclean to Grafton back road which was obviously amongst the victims and probably just harbouring red-bellied black snakes with the sound of gentle mooing now just a memory.
The dairy at Dyrham Park, near Bath. This is a favourite place at Dyrham, the lovely Delft tiles really add something special to this beautifully lit room. I used iColorama for iPad to create a painted look.
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Former dairy, founded in 1877.
Most of the fabric of the original building remains intact, though the Cow's and Cowshed's are long gone.
Note the cobbled street (Granite Setts).
Bethnal Green, East London, England.
Joe O'Malley, Monday 16th December 2024
Visit from Canada to a dairy farm
Herborn-Schönbach, Lahn-Dill district
Hesse, Germany 30.03.2010
Milchwirtschaft
Besuch aus Canada auf einem Milchbauernhof
Herborn-Schönbach, Lahn-Dill-Kreis
Hessen, Deutschland 30.03.2010
Once a Dairy Queen, but I guess it doesn't make much difference either way these days
Springfield, Ohio
only the chimney remained from the old dairy, opened in 1945 in Międzyrzecz, Poland
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The Dairy Queen on East Main Street in Port Colborne, Ontario was one of the first Dairy Queen outlets in Canada. It was built in 1954 and remains basically unchanged since that time. I remember going there as a kid growing up in Port Colborne. The neon sign on the roof us the original and was dark for over forty years until refurbished and relit in 2025. The Dairy Queen corporation has allowed this old iconic logo to remain at this location.