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I finally got around to making this recent find, presentable (and rideable).
As mentioned earlier in the photostream, it's by the lesser spotted F.E.Dunning (Makers), Church Road, Willesden, and probably of 1955 vintage.
There's more work to do, but at least it's safe and in the dry now !
Sunset after the rain at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport, with the sky holding back no orange whatsoever.
I've been an active geocacher for many years - I found my first cache on February 1, 2001. This weekend, while heading to a geocaching event in the desert, I found my 3,000th geocache.
Todd Tripod, who held my camera for this self-portrait, is not impressed by numbers.
I'm graduating in 1 hour and 56 minutes.
This is Makoto. I love her more than spaghetti. I will probably cry when I have to trade her in a few years.
Satellite Beach, Florida, USA
Finally I agreed with my sister and decided that LaNeisha will be an ice skater. Two days ago I found this cute outfit and she's got almost everything in this photo, except of the diadem , the gold medal and her bunch of flowers. You must forgive me, but I left her with her glasses, I don't want to pull them off. And of course she hasn't an ice rink, but I'm working on that;D
It is 27 degrees, cold enough to wear my new hat I got in the fall of last year - I got to keep this bald head warm.
God is proving to me time and time again how good he is and how much he loves me. Little moments like the sunset catching those flowers above make me think about how God knows how much I love nature and beauty and color, and he gives it to me. I don't deserve it at all; in fact, I sometimes simply equate these moments to little coincidences in nature. But then there's that soft voice in the back of my head that says maybe if I pay a little more attention, I'll see the sunset is actually an "I love you" from a father who perfectly understands his son.
The snow has been late this year. ow we have it in abundance and the cold weather to come with it. Long live the winter sports. Here some images of snow flakes to render them some justice. I am still learning to get this right.... I still have some way to go as you can see. At least I have found a way to isolate the flakes. Kind regards,
John Heinz NWR
I don't dislike shooting birds, not least because it's fairly easy, but the scarcity of mammals at the refuge this year really hasn't been much fun. Thanks, great horned owls!
Can you see why I dislike this duck? Hint: those damn wrinkles never come out no matter how much I press! Fortunately this aspect does not show up on the public side of the garment.
Rome finally unveils the new ‘Silvio Berlusconi’ Metro C Line Subway Station at the Colosseum on the one-hundred anniversary of the opening of Benito Mussolini’s ‘Via dell’ Impero’, THE NEW YORK TIMES (21/04/2032), p. C5.
Rome (Apr. 21, 2032), in honor of both the completion of the new Metro C line between the Colosseum valley and the Piazza Venezia, and the one-hundred anniversary of the opening of the ‘Via dell’ Impero’ (now the ‘Via dei Alfiero Tredicine’ - formerly named the Via dei Fori Imperiali) the vast thoroughfare constructed between the Colosseum valley by now honored fascist leader Benito Mussolini in 1930-33; during the ceremonies as attended by the Honorable Marina Berlusconi, Italy’s President & CEO of Italy – Euro Disney (formerly the office of Italian Cultural Heritage and Tourism), along with the Honorable Giordano Tredicine, the City of Rome’s Mayor & Director of Tourism-Entertainment (former the office of Rome’s Department of Cultural heritage).
Both CEO Berlusconi and Mayor Tredicine, saying this was a great honor for both their families, because the late Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and camion-bar – restaurant owner Alfiero Tredicine, together these gentleman have made a tremendous contribution towards the vital economic redevelopment of Italy’s and Rome’s once failing tourist industry.
With the opening of both the ‘Silvio Berlusconi’ Metro C Line Subway Station at the Colosseum, and the new Metro C line between the Colosseum valley and the Piazza Venezia, tourist now have the wonderful option of visiting, “..Ruby’s…” the new five-star luxury resort and nightclub of Ms. Karima El Mahroug recently opening in the former Markets of Trajan & Museum of the Imperial Fora; and also the new Gianni Letta – five-star luxury resort and golf course on the for site of the former Domus Aurea at the Oppian Park.
Fonte / source:
-- Rome finally unveils the new ‘Silvio Berlusconi’ Metro C Line Subway Station at the Colosseum on the one-hundred anniversary of the opening of Benito Mussolini’s ‘Via dell’ Impero’, THE NEW YORK TIMES (21 April 2032), p. C5.
Finally found a suitable rear fender and nice rear carrier for my Firestone....they'll get stripped and repainted to match the rest of the bike this spring... This bike is one of my favs and has been a pet project of mine....i'm so anxious to see the final results!!!
finally painted my room to correct my errors. Moved into my place last year and my room had a BLACK wall. so I thought I wanted to have a bright wall and went for yellow, which proved to be tooooo bright. so I went for this:
Breezy!
The butterfly, a cabbage-white,
(His honest idiocy of flight)
Will never now, it is too late,
Master the art of flying straight,
Yet has- who knows so well as I?-
A just sense of how not to fly:
He lurches here and here by guess
And God and hope and hopelessness.
Even the acrobatic swift
Has not his flying-crooked gift.
~ Flying Crooked by Robert Graves, English poet and novelist (1895-1985)
Whites and Sulphurs have been flitting around the yard for quite awhile. Finally this female Cabbage White stayed still long enough for a photo op.
A quick stop to see if anything was running on the NS Chicago Line at Waterloo, Indiana, finally netted me one westbound intermodal. The signals had been green in both directions for quite some time. It was probably a quiet day otherwise on this Good Friday. Perhaps the dispatcher was clearing routes a little farther in advance.
Tights is a best solution for a rainy day. It was really chilly outside and after days of hot weather, it finally rained today. Had a day out to town with Mummy and Brother. My brother kept telling me my outfit was a disaster, but i didn't care!
Outfit Details:
Top: EDC by Esprit
Destroyed Denim Shorts: Club Marc (They were on sale!)
Tights: OG
Shoes: Bugis Village
Belt: Vintage, hand-me-down from my dearest Mummy
Bag: Mango (It was a birthday gift from my friends!)
Watch: Casio
A lovely girl standing at the world's edge as the sun slowly slithers from view in background.
After much procrastination, Jenny and I finally ordered the Yongnuo flash trigger/receiver from Amazon. I have no idea why I waited such a long time, this thing is seriously amazing! Shooting photos with the flash off camera really adds that extra layer of professionalism to one's photos.
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Camera Info:
Canon 5D Mark II
Nikon 80-200mm f/2.8 D
Canon 580 EX II at 1/4 power from right
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Finally long enough :) #longhair #blonde #mirror #hair #sheinside #kisses #cute #me #girl #polishgirl #myroom #curls
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This image was scanned from the original in an album entrusted to the Coalfields Local History Association based at the Sir Edgeworth David Memorial Museum at Abermain by Hydro Kurri Kurri Pty Ltd.
Unfortunately, the aluminium plant finally closed in October 2012. In the words of the Australian Aluminium Council Ltd:
"The Kurri Kurri aluminium smelter began operation in 1969 and was acquired by Hydro, a member of Hydro Aluminium Group based in Norway, in 2002.
Hydro Aluminium produced various types of ingots which are used to produce a vast range of products, including roofing materials, foil, truck bodies, boats, doors, windows, commercial shopfronts, cables, tubing and many others.
Hydro Aluminium invested $40 million to upgrade the last remaining side-worked prebake technology in Australia. This upgrade was completed in November 2005 and aimed to significantly reduce emissions and increase production capacity by 6,800 tonnes per annum.
The Kurri Kurri aluminium smelter closed in 2012."
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Finally the rest of my Panda Mokomoko costume Sanrio plushies have arrived from Toreba! And they are unbelievably cute! I had a smile plastered on my face the entire time I took these pics!
From this Panda Mokomoko series, I have 1x big Melody, 1x big Cinnamoroll, 1x big Kuromi (who I'll be selling), 2x small Melody, 1x small Cinnamoroll and 1x small Hello Kitty (who I'll probably sell if I can get a good price for her).
These guys are easily my favourite Sanrio amusement plushies from this year, especially the little ones which sold out on Toreba within days! It really doesn't come much of a surprise considering how lackluster most of the plushies on Toreba have been in recent months.
My only complaint with these fluffballs is how much dirt and debris their fluffy costume material catches! I imagine it would be a nightmare to dust as well, which kind of forces me to keep them in their bag prisons. I wish they'd chosen another fluffy material, like the type they used in the easter bunny Cinnamoroll.