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And the elusive common blue damselfly. Elusive because I can never catch them. Almost had it entirely in focus. Maybe next time. He sat for ages eating a hornet or hoverfly or some such. If you can view large do so the hairs and 'spines' on the legs are creepy.
Thank you to all sponsors, restaurants, and competitors of our 2013 Golf & Dine. It was held April 17, at Indian Bayou Golf Club.
Coming home from work one day I pulled up on Totney bridge over the North Drain on Tealham Moor near Westham on the Somerset Levels to watch this family of Mute Swans that were feeding on water weeds. Four cygnets and a great mum and dad who were showing their offspring what delights there were to be had amongst the yellow flag plants.
We loved the live music in the Piazza de San Marco. It was such a long day that as we entered the Piazza my 4 year old screamed "I am not going in one more piazza!" At least we knew he learned the word that day!
If you have time, please enjoy the entire set from my recent trip to Italy:
The hot foods area upstairs, although instead of being buffet style, you had to order at the counter. I finally dined up here once the massive crowds thinned.
ODC-2. Individual. This would be my individual dining choice. However, in Iowa - al fresco dining is not always an option!
Gives you shivers to stand in this room - that is the original table around which the Bronte sisters sat and wrote. The costumes on display are those used in the recent dramatisation of the sisters lives.
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Sam a week and a half ago after his surgery to get a few teeth pulled and a cyst in his back removed. He was in pain and the other cats didn't fully recognize him yet, Boo in particular hissed at him, so we let him hide in the cabinets as much as he wanted and even let him eat in there. Thankfully as the sedatives wore off the little fellow's appetite returned, sore mouth and all.
The Cincinnati Mueseum Center at Union Terminal - Dining facilities were offered for the traveller - from the inexpensive "diner" type setting of an adjacent dining hall, to this formal dining room. Fine Linens and fine food for the well-to-do traveller.
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This is how my dining table looks early in the morning when I'm getting ready to leave for college.
A cup of milk, a little cashews, almonds, water bottle, and a little water to drink after having the milk - and I'm ready for day.
silver handicrafts teakwood carvings dining set from Rajasthan India
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Black dining room table! Our kitchen is red, white and black! The center piece on the table is one that we had on our tables at our reception. (and a panda I bought my foster sister)
This is a train!
Oddly, I didn't document any description of what car this is, so I don't know the time period or anything else about it. Something to find out in the next visit...
Learn more about the amazing history of steam locomotive transportation when you visit Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania.