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Part of Stephen Schudlich's ArtPrize entry, "Urban Village" - located at the Old Federal Building in downtown Grand Rapids.
This was my 4th visit tot he city, and yet the first time I had been to the city centre.
I found a place to park by the Tivoli, which may explain with it was £14 for four hours parking, but it was central.
Opposite, was a square which had, ongoing, a celebration of LGBT pride, which was wonderfully colourful. Even better was all businesses surrounding joining in by displaying the rainbow flag.
Mixed in where typically Nordic buildings and Viking memorials.
I take a few shots, across the square I see a road leading off, so I go to investigate. It seems to be a long street, leading through the tall town houses, which also had shops , bars and restaurants on the bottom floors. Looks interesting, I thought, so set off down it.
I am thirsty, so stop at a bar and order a small citrus beer, which I sit outside and sip as the world walks by. This is the life I think.
I carry on and a few hundred yards of wandering past yet more bars and eateries, I come to a large square, packed with people, but there is a continuation of the street the other side of the square, so after taking a few shots I walk on. Where was I going? I had no idea, but I was hoping to find the spiral tower, or the harbour, or just interested to see where the streets would lead.
The street ends, and in front of me is a huge square, most of which had been fenced off, for what I am guessing by the signs on the fence, the construction of a new cinema or something. But I do see a sign delaring this to be Nyhavn, or New Harbour. Which I wanted to go, so waiting to cross the busy road, I walk over and I see that this is where most tourists come to either eat icecream, drink beer or strum a guitar.
A branch of what looked like a canal ended at the square, and it was lines with brightly coloured merchants houses, and the water was over half-filled with old and ancients ships or boats. On the sunny side of the water, the quayside was chocked with people, so I stayed in the shade, as the photos looking across the water were perfectly lit.
In the previous twenty years, yoga has relocated from relative anonymity in the West to a well-recognized method supplied in hundreds of studios, recreation center, healthcare facilities, fitness centers, as well as wellness clubs. Yoga is generally portrayed as a popular fitness trend, it’s in fact the core of the Vedic science that created in […]
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between gopher snakes and rattlesnakes, "Alfie" and "Little Guy" help Frank and Scott at Boise Schools zoology classes February 21, 2017. "Alfie" is a Great Basin gopher snake (Pituophis catenifer deserticola" and "Little Guy" is a Great Basin rattlesnake (Crotalus oregnus ltuosus). Photo by zoology class student. .
Olgierd: Now explain to me why I don't seem to be enough company. When I found you, you were a wallflower at that wedding.
Iris: And you compared me to a black rose, waiting to bloom.
Olgierd: Yet no matter the luxury or request, you seem ever more intent to wilt instead.
A new sign explains the management regime for site of conservation in Belarus
Belarus aims to building biodiversity conservation standards into land and resource use planning. The objective of this project is to help remove systemic,
regulatory and capacity barriers to mainstreaming
biodiversity conservation priorities into the territorial planning policies and practices of Belarus.
Photo by Mikhail Max
Read our publication about biodiversity and check out our blog
Well, let me think how to explain this. I made this as a gift. I knew which pattern I wanted to use and which thread. The thread is Valdani overdyed size 8 pearl cotton (works more like a size 5 pearl cotton). The colors are perfect, but between the chains and the rings and all the color changes is was very splotchy and speckled. Soooooo.... I worked both the chains and rings continuously by direct tatting the chains, doing a Shoe Lace Trick and then working the rings with the same thread as the chain. Obsessive and over the top, but I got the results I wanted.
Photo citation: Ted Auch, FracTracker Alliance, 2019. Aerial support provided by LightHawk.
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Mr. Murphey explaining to his 10th grade English class about a class activity where you go into certain corners if you think whatever Mr. Murphey says is morally right or wrong and then the students talk to each other and say why it is right or wrong.
Cosa c'è ancora da ordinare?
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La Fabbrica, via Foggia - Torino.
Solo un ricordo effimero
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I explain: this is a very small conopid. This time is almost sure a Thecophora sp. due the large anal cell and the fact that snout and the location of arista fits 100% for this genus. It could be T. atra! :)
It is very cryptic due the small size and some quietness on flower which turns more harder to find them. :S They are rarely spot in the field! This was the only fly like this one I've ever spotted! :)
FILM: Explaining BookCrossing during preparations for a BookCrossing Valentine's Day Event
LOCATION: Urban Coffee Co., Church Street, Colmore Row, Birmingham
DATE: Thursday 11th February, 2010
VIDEO: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI39NoEzNJo
INFO: Birmingham book-lovers and fans of BookCrossing ( www.bookcrossing.com ) plan for a Valentine's Day event to raise money for Edgbaston-based charity LUCIA - Life Uplifted by Change in Africa ( www.luciacharity.org.uk ). Members of the public are invited to meet over a hot drink to share their love of books. Award-winning author R.J. Ellory ( www.rjellory.com ) will also be sharing his favourite reads ( www.facebook.com/group.php?v=info&gid=243069614126 ).
The event took place on Sunday 14th February, 2010 (Valentine's Day).
FILM CREDITS:
Featuring: Liz Broomfield (Birmingham BookCrossing), R J Ellory (Roger Jon Ellory, Award-winning Author) and Laura Creaven (LUCIA Volunteer).
Director: Adam Yosef | Graphics: R3BELZ Inc. | Sound: Music Theme - Kevin MacLeod, Sound Editor: Kyle Kowalski | With thanks to: Bookcrossing.com, Urban Coffee Company, Cath Crockford.
MMX © I AM BIRMINGHAM / ADAM YOSEF
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I've always wondered where The Other Sock went.
Now I know, as I spotted the boys with…
Daily Dog Challenge "456. A Curious Mix"
… of single…
113 Pictures in 2013 - "#35. Socks"
… today, including one that Kitty found that qualified for…
Our Daily Challenge - Jan 29, 2013 - "Faces in Places"
(What it is about kids? You buy them fresh socks and they just won't give up the old ones???)
Ah, retrievers - always parading around the house with some article of clothing in their mouth.
And in this case, on their paws!
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