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....I saw the end of the driveway this morning! My Daughter and I in the car on the way to the city for a few groceries. Exactly two months since I was last out. Chattered all the way, commenting on a few things that were different since the last trip. Up the freeway to the Co-op store, stopped at Mickey-D's for a drink on the way back and home in time for lunch. It was nice.
Little detail shot from J&C's wedding. I hoped to catch a little of the atmosphere.
Nikon D200, AF-S Nikkor DX 18-70mm, 70mm, f4.5
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Well, they're finally here. A whole lotta dreams are coming to fruition this year and I couldn't be more excited about it. Two years ago I found the bones of a little coyote while turkey hunting in the forest of Northern Arizona. Right then and there I knew the vertebrae *had* to be cast. I molded it when I got home, but other projects got in the way. About a year ago, I prepped and cast them to be made into jewelry hooks, but again, I got distracted. Since then, I have been searching for the perfect wood, but nothing felt right. A few days ago I found this Arizona Ironwood and everything just finally fell into place. I love the way that happens. So, here they are, ancient bronze Arizona Coyote vertebrae mounted on Arizona Ironwood, sanded until silky smooth. Ready for you to hang all of you're most favorite treasures in the place that you love. 100% handmade. 100% a labor of love. -
Two handmade, sandcast ✖️'s left exactly as they were cast for your necklaces and a brass rod for your most cherished earrings. A gorgeous piece of Arizona Ironwood. 2 keyholes in the back for hanging. 100% handmade. 100% a labor of love.
After a relatively warm winter with no snow around Christmas, winter finally rears its head. Shot taken at Government House, Victoria, BC.
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Everyone's favourite celebrity of 2010, Eyjafjallajökull, has been relentness and sending fictional weather to countries that are known for high temperatures in May, including Serbia. For one whole week, I was wearing winter clothes at home, which I'm not even used to, as we have great central heating during the colder period of the year. This morning, I was pretty surprised to see the sun, birds in the trees and flowers in the front yard actually opening up! Fingers crossed that June is June, given that May failed at being May.
We arrived in Stavanger in the morning, took a ferry to Tau, then a bus to the base camp of Pulpit Rock, then began my first ever real hiking trip. After 2 hours of hardcore (for me...) hiking, I finally saw the Pulpit Rock!
As work continues on rebuilding Dodge park Road, they finally finished the bridge that continues the bike - hike path up Dodge Park road. The trail is quite unique on the right. It is a double wide sidewalk from Metro Parkway to Utica Road/Dodge park - a 2 mile distance. The old bridge across the street serves the normal sidewalk.
The Thursday afternoon Farmers Market in Dodge Park
Just some captures around my neighborhood.
Sterling Height, Michigan.
It's been a very rainy spring for this dry place, and Fran finally got out for a little sun. She's been excited to model her anchor swimsuit--I've been working an a new pattern, and it looks like it's just right! I think I'll keep working on the hat pattern, though.
Wonder if she should use some sunscreen?
This was the bag of new clothes purchased, that I finally got out of storage (there's a long story as to why It was in storage). And I was SHOCKED to discover that it was purchased back in late January... of 2024! 😳
i am gratitude, listening, stretching, ever changing, finding and pouring out, finally, i am
shiva paint stiks; collage papers; fabric; rhinestones; crochet flower; waterpaints for background; stabilo marks all pencil; watercolour paper; titanium white in clear tar gel for the dots around the hairline.
thanks for looking,
francesca
Well, I finally got one in Explore. I was surprised that it wasn't one of my very popular Lati pics but am loving that Tess was able to grab that "first" spot.
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finally i found someone with the same interests in my city , this is ala , he's 21 and he is a very talented photographer , from now on we will be a team and we will share everything :) .
this is his page on facebook , he has many nice portraits , you should see it www.facebook.com/Ze.Telepathy :)
Finally an opportunity to have a go at getting "soft" water. Unfortunately, after only a few shots, it started raining :(
In Explore Aug 20, 2007 #235
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.