Elvis Presley
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Elvis is a great grey owl and member of the falconry of the wildlife park Eekholt. A beautiful guy with a lot of character. I am always happy to meet him.
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This is the Elvis Chapel, a movie memorabilia museum where several movies were filmed....Also some TV series, "Have Gun Will Travel and Wanted Dead or Alive"......
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CRAZY TUESDAY ---Repetition
Note: The complete stamp sheet has one additional vertical row for a total of 16 stamps.
Elvis Presley's iconic BMW, displayed at the BMW Museum in Munich. A unique blend of automotive history and rock-and-roll legacy.
NEL GIARDINO DELLA VILLA SI TROVA LA SUA TOMBA, NON HA VOLUTO LASCIARE GRACELAND NEANCHE DA MORTO....
Elvis created in Dream Wombo
Elvis script from nicepng
Record and albums by Klipartz
Texture by Tota
Textures by Photomorphis
Created for Kreative People October contest Music www.flickr.com/groups/1752359@N21/discuss/72157721917390013/
my older sister was a huge Elvis fan. When she grew out of this phase, about 40 years ago, I got those things and I've kept this button ever since.
They would force this Elvis to get the hell out of the building.
A Fun shot Taken at southport fair
damn painful sitting on that poll,HELPS HITTING THE HIGH NOTES I GUESS
www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1Ond-OwgU8&feature=player_de...
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Probably more than once – and not with a camera. A 50-year-old Pantera lurking in the shadows. Car parks can be dangerous at night.
Hastings.
This is just not any duckling! I was stressed one night at the lake because of a nasty individual that I told off and sitting in my kayak contemplating assholes as the sun went down really bummed me out. It was time to leave and as I was heading for the dock I heard this peeping sound. Out of the reeds came this duckling towards my kayak and I thought,... is this for real? I put my hand down and it climbed aboard without any fear. I snuggled it against my cheek asking where its mommy was? It had to be only one day old. I kayaked through the reeds looking and no mommy could be found. I couldn't just leave it there for a blue heron to gulp down so I took him home and put him on a heating pad. The next morning we set out to find its family with no luck at all. I took him back to where I found him and he quickly started snapping up bugs in no time. It was so entertaining to watch. I left Elvis there reluctantly in front of my friend's cabin in the reeds (alerting them to my feathered friend) hoping his mom would return, but it never happened. Elvis came out of the reeds at 10:30 pm once again the next night looking for his same snug as a bug in a rug bed as the night before. It has become our ritual for a few nights now. He sings a song as sweet as Elvis Presley and I can't help but melt. Sometimes signs from heaven come to you when you need it most. Today my cabin friends saw the mother duck swim by with his siblings that were the same size and he reunited with his family. Happily ever after does happen sometimes. My goal is to always help wildlife when I can and keep them wild.