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You may be familiar with "Groaking" if you have pets. It is where someone (or pet) stirs at you so much while eating that you end up giving them your dinner. Kasa has perfected the art of Groaking especially with K.
Anna explains to Jess how to use this fantastic 12hp walk behind tractor. With it we are able to get tilling much earlier due to the compact size of this machine. Jess' son looks on in the background with amazement and envy!
Photo by Ashala Daniels
Taken a few photos of these tiny bugs that formed small patches around 6mm dia on the underside of leaves of a bonsai maple. The bugs themselves are about 0.6mm . They have not moved or changed size for around 6 weeks
Someone on the WAB forum eventually identified them as an aphid Periphyllus aceris which apparently aestevates as a first instar during the Summer months..
que extraño es ke la gente se ponga a conversarte en la micro.. asi de la nada.
es misteriosa la empatia ke siente la gente hacia las personas a pesar de no conocerlas. lo ke mas extraño me parece, es ke me hablen a mi... bueno no me pasa tan seguido, pero =, lo ke rescato de estas situaciones "freak" es ke hay gente ke ha pesar de la primera imagen ke puedo generar, ven en mi a alguien con kien pueden generar una conversacion o kizas kien sabe, encontrar hasta un consejo...
es lo riko de vivir en conce. una ciudad casi trankila y no tan viciada de individualismo, superficialidad y desconfianza
explaining that whoever starts clinking their glass must answer a Star
Wars trivia question correctly or the couple will not kiss
The Illawarra Knitting Nannas Against Gas (IKNAG) visited the member for Blue Mountains Roza Sage. They were lucky enough to have members of the local group, Stop CSG Blue Mountains come along also.
“Yes, I was the brilliance floating over the snow
and I was the song in the summer leaves, but this was
only the first trick I had hold of among my other mythologies,
for I also knew obedience: bring sticks to the nest,
food to the young, kisses to my bride"...
Mary Oliver
Session : Media Explained
Speaker : Daniel Schiavone
Event: #drupalcampnj 2018
Session Link : www.drupalcampnj.org/sessions/media-explained
This is a marvellous museum explaining the foundation of Leon by the Roman's and their consequent history here.In the grounds of the museum are ruins of the barracks of the Legions which were the origins of the city.
The ancient Roman walls of Leon had four entrances, one for each of the four cardinal compass points and they provided access to the four principal streets of the town.
The Arch of the Prison or Castle Gate is one of these entrances and the only one which survived after the Bishop's gate, which was located between the Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace, was demolished in 1910. The present arch was reconstructed in the 18th century but conserves part of the original medieval structure as can be seen from various inscriptions. Nowadays it serves to connect the Plaza de Espolon and the Plaza de Puerta del Castillo.
The name Prison Arch was adopted from the castle alongside, which in its day served as the city prison. It is said that this building was built on the Roman wall in the middle ages taking advantage of the fortifications tha t ajready existed.
in 1649 the Duke of Hijar was imprisoned accused of consonpiracy against Felipe IV and he died there after 15 years of imprisonment. Over the years it was used intermittently as a place of reclusion until 1976 when it assumed the function of storing the Historic Archives of the City of Leon. A function it continues to carry out to this day.
Notre participation T-BRO TEAM lors de la journée nationale d'aéronautique AERODAY'15 en mai 2015 à l'INSAT
Bridge (1936)
Joseph Stella (1877–1946)
Oil on canvas
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA
Eduardo was our guide and here he explains how tobacco leaves are dried. We were very fortunate to have Eduardo on our tour- he was superb.
They have started studio lessons at MASH. This photograph of Tom Bold was sneaked as he explained something. Think it may have been, "Give me a fiver or or I will hit you with my camera".
The light under the umbrella looks bright but it is just the modelling light. High ISO, shooting in raw, overexposing in camera by one and a third stops and then adjusting the white balance in Lightroom, makes it look like daylight. I will consider spot metering if I do it again.
Nikon D3, Nikkor 24-70mm f/2·8 G. 1/60s, f/2·8, ISO 6400, focal length 24mm.
Caesar's Head, SC (Greenville County). Copyright 2006 D. Nelson
Park Ranger and naturalist for the Mountain Bridge Wilderness AreaTim Lee does an excellent job of explaining raptors and their migration, and helps with the count too. Here he uses a stuffed hawk to point out the characteristics of the bird.