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Silhouette of Devil's Tower in Northeastern Wyoming. Looks kind of eerie like it's waiting for the mothership of "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" to arrive.
Devils Elbow India Pale Ale,
Mettleman Copper Ale,
Rail Ale Nut Brown,
Diamond head Oatmeal Stout,
Garibaldi Honey Pale Ale,
Squamish, British Columbia, Canada
From the former ramparts of the Iron Age hillfort, across the dry valley, looking towards Newtimber Hill
The Devils Marbles is a large field of boulders in the central Australian desert of the Northern Territory. There is an overnight camping area and it is wonderful to experience sunset and sunrise amongst the huge stones. The site is known as Karlu Karlu to the land's Aboriginal traditional owners.
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cafe at Devil's Bridge, Wales, part of an adjoining caravan site- lovely atmosphere (particularly the rain beating down on the roof!) and very, very, very nice cake!
October 2012
Hot devil costume, great for halloween! super naughty & sexy, comes with mesh horns and appliers for l.inc azz, wowmeh, lena perky, themeshproject, lola tango, ghetto booty & Slink physique, Happy halloween! <3 Elerimai
The way thorny devils drink water is ingenious. Their body is covered in a system of tiny grooves or channels that run between their scales. All the channels lead to the corners of their mouth. These channels absorb water via capillary action. Not only can the thorny lizard capture rain this way, it can also absorb dew drops, for example from the vegetation it moves through, via the capillaries. Once the water is in the grooves the lizard can suck it towards its mouth by gulping.
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"The eight legs of the devil are crawling up my spine." Diamanda Galas sentence from "Let my people go" could well have fitted a description of the small blood-sucking mites in my garden. I spend an hour photographing bugs last night, and the ticks were as always present, but not as numerous as last summer. However, I found several ticks in the vegetation. This one is crawling up a grass stem, hopefully reaching a victim sooner or later. During the photoshoot I found nine ticks, three of them on myself. The length of this tick was about 3 mm. It is a handheld and single shot.
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Wow. I look very much like Taryn's devil conscience (but not the weird one that's making her make that face).
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