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Nice shot! I had just leveled the camera and got focused, and she made the first shot. I only took one picture, and this is it. I was very happy, and very drunk.
The May 8, 2014 launch of the Drink Up campaign at the Fairmount Water Works, dedicated to promoting drinking water for Philadelphia children. Philadelphia Water partnered with The Food Trust, Partnership for a Healthy America, with guests from HYPE, the 76ers, Mural Arts of Philadelphia, and Wat-aah to encourage Philadelphia students to drink up!
The HYPE squad (Healthy You, Positive Engergy) performs an amazing dance routine--taking water breaks throughout.
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Be Warned, Drink; Catch them 'ere they fly
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Victoria Fountain, The Plain. (The text is a translation of the latin inscription on the top of the fountain building.)
Marini Plaza Washington Square
This statute was placed here in 1905 and modeled after St. John the Baptist by Rodin.
After walking around all day Alice has become rather thirsty, and the little old bottle doesn't look harmful...
My friend Bree is Alice.
Brianne's hair sticking up is named Pancreatic Asphyxia.
The May 8, 2014 launch of the Drink Up campaign at the Fairmount Water Works, dedicated to promoting drinking water for Philadelphia children. Philadelphia Water partnered with The Food Trust, Partnership for a Healthy America, with guests from HYPE, the 76ers, Mural Arts of Philadelphia, and Wat-aah to encourage Philadelphia students to drink up!
The HYPE squad (Healthy You, Positive Engergy) performs an amazing dance routine--taking water breaks throughout.
Male and female lion drinking at a water hole in the Sabi Sabi Game Reserve.
Taken at Sabi Sabi Game Reserve, South Africa.
CANON EOS 7D | CANON EF 28-300mm/1:3,5-5,6 L IS USM | ADOBE LIGHTROOM 3.
"My name is Darlyn, I work on the 12th floor. Only work until you cry, after that you don't ask why."
Taken during dinner in Jerry's at Ann Siang Hill... which I might add has delicious steaks... Just don't order the house wine...
The Blakebrook Drinking Fountain was erected on the corner of Mason Road and Habberley Road, in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, UK. It was presented to the people of Kidderminster in July 1884 by Daniel Goodwin when he was Mayor of Kidderminster.
In 1954 the council determined that the traffic at junction was dangerous and road improvements were required. They initially decided to demolish the fountain, but after objections they rescinded and dismantled the fountain piece-by-piece to be stored away. Then at a later date it was to be instated as part of a new memorial in nearby playing fields.
No new monument appeared and Goodwin's name have never been linked with the playing field. Persistent enquires have failed to find anybody in the council who knows the fate of the salvaged parts of the fountain.
So is the fountain still stored away in some council depot forgotten and hidden; has it been sold; or even stolen from the people of Kidderminster?