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it was hard to stay still in current trying to photograph this wire coral goby! but i finally got one! yey!
Silkway West Cargo flight 785 slows after landing on 28C on Thursday. This was the first aircraft to resume the normal landing pattern once O'Hare got back in order. It was being used to assist in the backlog of departures while the inbounds were landing on 22 L/R. In the distance, a Delta flight takes off on 28R. The crew on this flight came across the Lake Michigan and then spent some time doing donuts and loops up around Milwaukee before they finally got the OK to come down and land.
Papa Joe's Oyster Bar and Grill
301-B Market Street
Apalachicola, FL 32320
(850) 653-1189
In 1942, the year James Hicks was born, dozens of families lived and worked thirteen miles west of Apalachicola. Their lives revolved around Miller’s Fish & Oyster Company on the west end of the Apalachicola Bay, with a clear view of Indian Pass and St. Vincent Island. The Hicks family was one of those families. James’s father, Henry Harrison Hicks, worked for the Millers. James followed suit, working on the bay by the time he was twelve years old. He oystered for near thirty-five years before he decided to hang his hat and get a more reliable job. Today, 13 Mile is the name of the seafood house that was once Miller’s. James is still very much connected to the place and to oysters. His wife, Oddys, is a shucker out at 13 Mile. And James opens oysters from 13 Mile for his loyal customers at Papa Joe’s Oyster Bar & Grill in downtown Apalachicola.
Date of interview: March 24, 2006Interviewer: Amy Evans
washing up
Finally used my camera albeit indoors and after uni. It's the start of a New Year and with it comes the need to wash away the dirt and accumulations of the previous one, easy with pots harder with life.
Guess who is the brand new owner of this amazing machine since saturday.
Yes, that's me.
Hard work pays off guys :D
I saved every single penny and worked really hard to get it.
It's not handed to me on a silver plate, but damn... it's so worth it!
This is, finally, my Playing for the Prize of Free Scholar of the Bartholomew Bramble Schoole of Defense. I have been training and participating with this group of Historical Reenactors for about 7 years. Part of what we do is to translate original historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) manuscripts and apply them in a practical manner to the art of medieval sword fighting. Once a 'scholar' has achieved a level of competence, as determined by the head trainer, Richard Swinney, a scholar may compete to become a free scholar. This involves fighting with 3 different weapons (Basket Hilt Sword, Long Sword, and either sword and buckler or staff (long and short)--I chose staff. The seeker of the free scholar must win 8 bouts with each of the 3 weapons (minimum 24 bouts) by scoring at least 3 unanswered strikes or by disarming their opponent.
I am happy to say that I accomplished this objective.
Photo Credit: Heath Fusco
After many false starts this cockatoo eventually got it right, and here he is demonstrating the art of paper recycling!
The colourful brochure he is holding is given to each person who attends the sanctuary. For those who don't want to keep it as a memento of the day out, there are Special recycling bins at the exits so these brochures can be re-used for other visitors, thereby reducing the need for more new paper.
So, if a parrot/cockatoo can do recycling, then all of us humans can too!
Healesville Sanctuary, Healesville, Victoria, Australia
Finally...A Hard Rock Cafe ON the strip. Still in construction as of June 25th, but the merch store is open.
One of my favourite scenes in the entire series <3
Although the whole theme was rather sad and depression, this lovely moment really stood out, imho ^^
So I just had to vector it :)
Done in about 3 hours in Photoshop, screenshot used as a base.
Finally installed the right front fender, grille, and front bumper yesterday. Honestly I needed the space in my garage that all that shit was taking up. Doesn't look half bad, huh?
Coast2Coast Sweden is a +400 km hike from the castle in Kalmar to the fortress in Varberg.
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Photo by: Jonas Hållén
boxopening of my Kid Delf Kelp arriving the 16th of January 2015. Shoddy light and pictures because, bleh, nighttime :c
It's finally in some semblance of assembly! Mainly just a test fitting. Really need to make those C bars longer..