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My entry for the fifth annual June/July Jamboree on Brikwars. Participants are supposed to create a scenic build.
a psd tuts entry, called Nothing due to the complete lack of inspiration suffered during the creation. I partially blame a 3 day hangover
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A gateway in the gardens behind the Guild Inn. This photoset would be a lot more informative if I had bothered to make notes about what all these things were (many of the pieces have little plaques explaining what building they originally came from).
In the Strezlecki desert of Australia a flock of galahs replenish on the only small water avaliable at the base of this lonely tree.Its a rare photo opportunity to get such a clear and symetrical shot of these beautiful birds in flight
in the middle of the desert.
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At long last, it sunk in that I was finally here, on my first ever vacation to the most wonderful theme park in existance.
You'll note the balloons and confetti design. This is for the park-wide "Celebrate!" theme that was on-going through the resort since last year.
Photographer- Mark Murray
Photo Taken-April 10, 2019
Hampden County Sheriff’s Department Tactical Response Team demonstrates a cell extraction for the citizens academy class
Hampden County Sheriff’s Department
Ludlow/ Hampden County/Massachusetts
Minutes after the birth of a baby girl in the middle of the night, a midwife and two traditional birth attendants weigh and wrap the newborn and make phone calls to family members to let them know about the baby’s safe arrival and mother’s health status. The health workers are using the light of a We Care Solar Suitcase to examine the baby and the light was used to assist in the birth. Although this health clinic is on the main electric grid in the Upper River Region of The Gambia, electricity is sporadic and turns off every morning at 3 am, leaving all labor cases in the dark if they take place after that time, before the sun comes up. The health workers are calling family members using mobile phones that were charged with the solar suitcase as well.
Upper River Region, The Gambia
Summer 2018
During the open house, I could tell that this light-filled entry hallway is going to be a great place for impromptu conversations and chance meetings.
The «entries» are a nice feature of Belfast's inner city: narrow alleyways where some nice bars hide (which seem strangely absent on the main streets).
A lush front lawn with professional rock-accent landscaping leads visitors to the wide front porch of this fabulous 5-bedroom, 3-bath gem. Inside, extreme attention to detail and pride of ownership are evident in every square foot of the home, which features 3 living and 2 dining areas. Glass double doors flanking the foyer lead to either a formal dining area or study complete with chair rail and two-tone paint. Follow the rich wood flooring down the hall to the spacious great room, which is centered around a cozy fireplace, or into the amazing gourmet island kitchen. Truly a chef’s dream and the heart of this home, the kitchen offers flexible dining options either at the breakfast nook or on the bar, and high-end appliances are included throughout. A large climate controlled sunroom and mother-in-law suite or downstairs master round out the first floor living area. Upstairs, you’ll adore the wood-floored game room and split bedroom plan. The upstairs master bath features tons of cabinet and countertop space. Each bedroom features California closets, energy saving designer ceiling fans, lush carpet, and upgraded fixtures. Outside, the fenced backyard offers excellent space for entertaining with a built-in gas grill in the outdoor kitchen, which includes covered pergola. Hardwired security camera system also included. In the garage, you’ll love the built-in work since and workshop area. From top to bottom, this is a WOW home at a WOW price…won’t last long! If you'd like to schedule a visit to 150 Carmel Drive, Cibolo, call the Claus Team at 210.566.6474 TODAY!