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and digging and digging....

Momma D, digging deep during a heinous workout. 5 rnds for time of 400m run + 10x135 lbs. Dead lift.

The Boy helps plant some trees at the new house. 3/22/07

Digging for the construction of plumbing, blurred images

I used the self-timer on my camera and stuck it in a tree, because I wanted a portrait of me digging a shovel test. Unfortunately, the camera decided to focus on the tree branch at the top of the photo...

two holes where dug side by side, the dirt from one hole was placed into the next hole and vica versa causing nothing to be produced after 6 hours of digging

'Maybe if I dig a bit deeper ...'

One of her favourite pastimes - digging holes and the muddier the better she likes it.

So the party begun. Everyone digging into Osechi. It's party time!

This man works digging sand out of the river to sell to construction sites in town.

Digging a hole out front on a no beach day.

The freezing rain on top of powdery snow makes for optimal tunneling conditions. This was taken in our front yard with my camera phone. The snow is drfted level with the front deck which isn't really that high, just above my knees.

Digging for the greenhouse.

Here's Brody as we attempt to teach him an appropriate place to dig... The sandbox.

The lonely robot is making a break for it, digging a tunnel under the shop. I do sort of wonder why he doesn't just walk out the door.

I'm digging over the last bit of the garden at the moment, so that we can plant grass seed in there. Tough work, but satisfying.

  

A group formed demanding donuts from flickr and since flickr loves us they gave people in San Francisco donuts. Other people participated around the world

and posted photos and, yes, videos - see them in

 

flickr.com/groups/wedemanddonuts/

 

blog.flickr.net/en/2008/04/15/day-of-the-donut/

 

Playing on the red sand beach just below the Sea Sand and Stars Cottage.

 

The beach is accessible by a short (50 meter) trail leading from the backyard of the cottage.

 

To find out more about the Sea Sand and Stars Cottage, click this link: www.seasandstars.com/

 

Photo courtesy of D. Huber.

The first day's digging is in the foreground. It dried out a lot overnight. You can see the color-change against the two piles of dirt from today's digging.

Great community turnout at Newry CRJI's Digging Deeper Leadership & Management training today

Digging for the construction of plumbing, blurred images

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