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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.
Cosplay inspirado na personagem Cruella Devil da série 101 dálmatas da disney.
Indumentária, maquiagem e edição feitas por mim.
This truly is the devil's crayon
Tracing your shoulder blades
Aglow like rayon
This truly is the devil's crayon
That all his children can use to draw
And we are so many tiny pieces
And we are so many tiny pieces
This truly is the devil's answer
Carved from the tongue of this romancer
This truly is the devil's answer
The oldest children used to kiss
And we are so many clambering hands
And we are so many clambering hands
The way you say her name
I want mine said the same, devil
Devildevildevil
The way you say her name I want mine said the same
Devil
This truly is the Devil's shoulder
Your arm draped around
Ten times over
This truly is the Devil's shoulder
That all his children will use to throw their loads, their loads on you
To throw their loads on you
And we are so much moulded dough
We are so much moulded dough
Used to throw their loads on you
Used to throw their loads on you
Not one, but TWO shows in one night. We started at Bimbo's opening up for the Dresden Dolls, which was awesome. We would have loved to hang out but we had to high-tail it over to the Clay Movie theater for the midnight movie....Plan From Outer Space. A great evening all around.
The beer blackboard at Devils Backbone brewpub. Three of the seasonals we tried were Kung Pow! Enter the Hop, Danzig Baltic Porter, and Anniversary Ale. [Descriptions: here.]
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The Brew Ridge Trail meanders through Virginia's scenic Nelson and Albemarle Counties.
On a chilly, dank December afternoon, we toured two of the breweries along that trail: Devils Backbone (brewpub) in Roseland and Blue Mountain (brewery with a tap room) in Afton, both on VA route 151. We were welcomed by good beer, good food, and fine folk.
12 December 2010
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The view of the back wall of the cwm with the famouse feature, Devils Kitchen. This is a chimney that rises up from the cwm to the ridge between Y Garn on the right and Glyder Fawr on the left.
Can be a bit of a scramble
I was excited to see these as they've always been sleeping every other time I've visited. Today they were running round all over the place. Their ears (which are hairless) turn red like that when they're excited or stressed. Playful is what they were.
They are quite small and the "Devil" part of the name comes from the horrible screeching noise they make.
They are marsupial and carnivores. Found only in Tasmania.
The species is now endangered: roadkill and foxes account for some but the main cause, since the 1990's, has been the rapid spread of a horrible, highly contagious cancer-like facial tumour disease. Tumours form in the mouth and the poor animals can't eat and so starve to death. It's estimated that up to 65% of the wild population is affected. Programmes are underway to isolate healthy animals in captivity so that some will survive. There is no known cure yet.
A spectacular place to visit, outside of Lovell, Wy. Devil Canyon is within the State of Montana, the Rec. Area is within both Wyoming and Montana.
If a Spiny Devil feels threatened, it will lift their back legs to appear larger and then snap their back legs together.
Most people are familiar with our butterflies, but we also have some *amazing* live insects in our collection. Some are on display in the Hall of Entomology, and some go out to schools through our Bugs on Wheels program. Our entomologist, Erin M, raises these amazing arthropods, and she let us invade their abode with a couple of cameras recently. We came away with these photos, and hopefully a pretty cool video series (coming soon!)
8. Meisterschaftsrunde, Damen 3. Liga KF:
Red Devils – UHC Tuggen-Reichenburg 18:3
Riedlandhalle, Tuggen.
Fotos: Mirco Müller
Bearbeitung: Pascal Müller, www.seppli.li