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Some girls dream of being a princess. I dream of being a mermaid. ChicModa seems to share my dream and you can show it off with their newest release the Cora knotted Dress now at Cosmopolitan. Made for the maitreya and hourglass bodies this dress has some amazing colors and patterns and is perfect for a day on the beach. So stop in at Cosmopolitan and check out ChicModa's Cora knotted Dress for yourself. I promise you're going to love it.
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Thanks to heaven for Mondays, the most exciting day of the week. How I missed my office
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Monday morning blue, lonely butterfly and flower.
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UN PEU D’HISTOIRE
※ Le bourg, qui comprenait un petit château et une église, appartenait aux La Chassagne, mais ces derniers le vendirent aux vicomtes de Turenne au XIIIe siècle.
※ Ainsi la paroisse fut rattachée à la châtellenie de Collonges, membre de la vicomté de Turenne.
※ Sur la demande du vicomte, la famille d'Astorg garda le village.
※ Puis par mariage, il fut cédé aux Noailles.
※ En 1738, grâce au démantèlement de la vicomté de Turenne, la famille Noailles acheta Noailhac et le rattacha au duché de Noailles.
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After several gloomy days, the weather turned awesome and these birds in Hyde Park knew how to celebrate.
When I'm not enjoying the fine autumn weather, you can find me on Twitter
I sat on the snow today and had to wait over an hour before the jays and cardinals would come over. About a dozen of them sat in the bushes staring at me, There were bluebirds also but they wouldn't come at all :((
The temperature in Texas has finally fallen so we have fall colors and fog on the water! 20161022RedBudIsleDxLr7
After an entire week of clouds and rain, the sun finally came out this afternoon. Such a joy to feel it. This is Early Spring Azalea (Rhododendron prinophyllum "Marie Hoffman") which is native to the Eastern U.S. Hope you all had a wonderful Mother's Day! :)
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Big wet flakes were falling this morning, but by late afternoon it was gone. Now it's all rain (again).
Finally, some green and sun appeared in Montreal's parks. Not ideal IR condition yet but much better that last five months :)
We have been enjoying some very welcome sunshine, though no real warmth as yet since the winds have mostly been off the sea. Yesterday, whilst much of the UK was enjoying 18-20C, it was 10C here! But we did have more hours of sunshine than anyone else!
However the sun has been bringing the hedgerows and blossom trees to life.
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Yessss eindelijk heb ik ze gezien, moet wel tot het uiterste inzoomen dus ze zijn niet niet super scherp, maar dat boeit me niet :-)), ik heb ze erop staan :-))
ik loop daar nog wel eens voor de zonsopkomst, en steeds krijg ik daar de opmerkingen van wandelaars die de hond uitlaten of joggers, "je bent te laat de reetjes zijn al weer weg", wel dit keer had ik geluk, zo gaaf dit te zien
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Yessss finally I saw them, have to zoom in to the limit so they are not super sharp, but I don't care :-)), I have them on it :-))
I still walk there, at sunrise, and I keep getting the comments from walkers who walk the dog or joggers, "you are too late the deer are already gone", well this time I was lucky, so cool this to see
... a few minutes after my last upload was taken (in first comment), there happend a tough, nosiy fight under a overhanging tree on the riverbank.
It went on for about 2 minutes with a lot of splashing and roaring, but it was impossible to see anything of this action because of the dense tree.
After that, there was a moment of silence and then we saw the successful hunter dragging a caiman out of the water,
finally disappearing with his hard earned breakfast in the adjoining forest.
Part 30 and last part of a series of pictures of the hard job of a Jaguar, trying to get his breakfast ...
If you want to see the previous pictures of that little story in chronological order, have a look at my Jaguar Morning-Album.
Thanks for your interest and I hope you could feel some of the thrill we experienced while watching this fantastic jaguar for such a long time.
Have a good start to the weekend!
Having trailed every time I had ever seen it, we finally got the 355 on point and even in sun wooohooo, Mind you poor dispatcher calls would kill any other sunny shots of it leading on the main after this shot but het I guess it is what it is.
Watched this Osprey for over an hour making attempts to locate and catch a Grey Mullet.
Taken at the Obidos Lagoon, Portugal.
The non-existing bokeh in my last photos of the leaf bothered me the whole time... now I´m satisfied ;)
Wishing all of you a happy third Advent and a wonderful new week :)
The sunsets have been eluding me lately. Finally I got some clouds to cooperate and give me a fine ending to the day.
With the astonishing amounts of snowfall in Northern California this year the UP has been hard at work keeping the orignal Central Pacific transcontinental railroad route over Donner Pass open including with use of the famed rotaries. While I couldn't make it out this year alas, it reminded me of my one time experiencing the glory of the Sierras in winter a half dozen years ago.
After hiking on snowshoes in the high Sierras I found myself on this overlook with a few good friends and a whole bunch of other intrepid photographers. We camped out in the glorious sunshine, drank beer, and told stories while waiting for four hours before the rotary show finally commenced. But we were graced with four other moves, all on Main 1, before the rotaries finally came east to cut the bank on Main 2.
The only two freights the UP let over the mountain during our time up there were two eastbound Z trains. I've shared photos of both of them and the before but if you missed them these are the shots:
The only two westbound moves we shot from this lofty perch was the flanger set and Amtrak train number 5, the westbound California Zephyr. Here are those two trains to round out the show from this place known as Troy at about MP 184.6 on modern day Union Pacific's Roseville Sub. First up was the flanger set, running as train 2WTKTKF-25 sailing east on Main 1 winging out between the rails at speed with their specially equipped ex Southern Pacific GP38-2s 580 and 569 built in May 1980 as SP 4817 and 4805 respectively.
Donner Pass, California
Saturday February 25, 2017
A few eye distractions from the forest and the river. In the spring it's wildflowers, in the fall it's mushrooms (which are actually flowers of mycelia)
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nothing is better than finishing final examz ! el7mdllah hm w enza7 !
whish me good luck with the final results guyz =)
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modling: i dont really know =P
hope u like it.
I've been working on these for months now, having trouble finding supplies to finish them. Considering each one sports 6 buttons, two buckles and around 40cm of leather trim, making ten was quite a task.
The two on the middle will have special matching items and go as a set. The rest will come with a ruffle blouse as previous editions.
Finally getting one of these on camera, an RCPE SD40-2 leads a NS C44-9W on 470 working out of Bensenville Yard.