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Upper and lower Lough Bray are two corries, separated by a medial moraine. The Dublin / Wicklow mountains were a huge, featureless granite plateau prior to the last bunch of last ice ages; the ice broke it up, and carved out the famous valleys of Glendalough and Glendasan.
Anyway: moraines are often composed of huge boulders, with very little weathering. Those around the two Lough Brays are passable because of the bog growth. Without that, they turn into nightmare boulder terrain, such as the terminal moraine by Kelly's Lough near Lugnaquilla.
Setting sail from Vilamora across the Algarve, looking out towards Casablanca. This reminds me of the final moments of the film "Truman Show", which I sometimes thinking I am taking part in. The same sh!t happens to me literally every day at the same time. I need a new life.
Beamish Museum's Shetland pit pony, "Flash", is deep in thought. We can't know what he's thinking about but we do know that it's not about his time working down the coal mines - because he's never actually worked in one!
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Photo ID: 69769 Deep Explorer
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MD Hwy 234 between Clements and Chaptico
The house was constructed in 1745.
Historic Marker:
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In cast iron skillet or Chicago Pizza pan - Bottom layer: fresh grated parmesan and Romano cheese, drained spinach, fresh cooked garlic, fresh sweet basil, oregano and other spices. Thin crust covers bottom layer. Top layer: fresh grated mozzarella cheese, home-made sauce with many spices, fresh garlic cooked in beer and other methods. Pre-heat oven to 450ºF, turn down to 375ºF for cooking. Place small ball of dough on top and watch for it to turn brown. Cook about 45 minutes.
Ingrediants for almost trhee pizzas cost me $80.
Deep Mud is the curse of a canal boat - we now know why such a long pole is needed on the boat.
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they finally tried the deep-fried snickers bar at suzi's last night. this picture makes me shiver a little.
The Deshutes River flows through this barren canyon east of Tygh Valley. ...I've driven this road before. and i did'nt want to go down the steep grade to the bottom floor, so i stopped here. ...A grass fire recently burned this area. I decided to shoot this scene anyway, since this was the best viewpoint. Due to the smoke in the air, i used a haze filter. ...Central Oregon
I spent a whole day with my dad, thats weird cause I don't see him all that much and when I do its only for a few hours. We went to the lakeshore on probably the nicest day we've had here in a while. I expected it to be freezing, when really it was crazy warm. I just can't wait for spring/summer.
To get that close to the water you have to pass all the tall grass and then these big huge rocks and then on to the ice. Every step I took seemed to get thinner and thinner. I kept saying "Ey, Dad! can I keep going?". I kept going untill the ice under my vans sunk in. So I took this shot and ran the hell away.