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Carver Jeff Pinney, of Harmarville, spends his afternoon working on a bear sculpture on Monday, June 18, 2012 at The Mountain Shoppe in Jones Mills. Pinney has been carving for 13 years after he was inspired while on vacation in Redwood National Park. Many of his pieces follow a North American theme, including wildlife, cowboys and indians. "For some [sculptures], it's like tying shoes. I can do it over and over again."
Steph Anderson | Tribune-Review
The Featuring Aboriginal Stories Program is an initiative of Telefilm Canada in partnership with the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) for which the training component is being delivered by the National Screen Institute - Canada (NSI).
My first Treasury that hit the front page. ;)
I want to jump into a bed full of...
soft fluffy pillows. And I bet the Etsy admins are needing these pillows now.
Congrats, guys, for making the front page! ;)
Treasury can be seen here (if not expired yet): www.etsy.com/treasury_list.php?room_id=37
1. Posing, 2. Hume House, 3. Rogers-Carrier House, 4. A Light In The Dark, 5. Up In The Wazoo
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
The one per month trend continues!
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CHITRAL: December 27 – Pedestrian crossing snow covered Lawari Pass at Lawar Top only route of Chitral connecting to other parts of the country. Lawari Pass closed for all type of traffic from last one week. People are facing numerous problems especially women and children to cross the Lawari Pass. APP
In the never-ending desire for various hairstyles, there are lots of trials and errors. Women’s day is almost here but you can’t waste your time trying out for something new. Here’s the total guide about these top four gorgeous hairstyles you can wear on this women’s day. wave hair
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ISLAMABAD: January 18 – An attractive and eye-catching view of rain drops on leafs of a tree after rain in Federal Capital City. APP photo by Sohail Nashir
My standard Quickshifter which can be fitted to most bikes. I design and build all sorts of Quickshifters depending on the application and the bike.
October 31, 2020 - Any visit to Green Lawn Cemetery requires a stop to The Pond. They have done some work since my last visit including the addition of a little waterfall as well as thinning out some of the bushes which obscure The Pond from the east. "Originally the Pond was a quarry that provided crushed gravel for the first roads in the cemetery. When this gravel was no longer needed, it was converted into a pond. In the original plan a bridge was to connect it to a second pond in section 100. But that pond was never built. Water features were an important part of the rural cemetery movement and often had a more natural aesthetic than modern water features. Today the Pond is a hotspot for birds and contributes to our inclusion in an Audubon important bird area" Previous text from a plaque located at The Pond.