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This was taken out behind the Park Ranger's Station at Flat Top.
This was shot on a Canon Rebel T3i using a Rokinon 8mm Manual Fisheye. The settings were Manual, Monochrome, ISO 100, Aperture f22, Shutter Speed 1/60, Focal Length 8mm fixed.
I recieved this in the mail from Mike's neice in Iowa. It's called flat Shelby - the idea is for kids to send these paper cut-outs of themselves on vacation to learn about another city. I am supposed to take flat Shelby to some landmarks, take pictures, and write a short (I hope) letter about her adventures. So the adventure begins, as always, with a Corona - I don't think I'll send this pic to the elementary school though. Hmmmm. . . was I a good choice for a child's school project? We shall see. . . .
I was playing around with some tila beads today and came up with a variation on flat spiral using the tila beads.
Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest salt flat at 10,582 square km (4,085 square miles). The Salar was formed as a result of transformations between several prehistoric lakes. It is covered by a few meters of salt crust, which has an extraordinary flatness with the average altitude variations within one meter over the entire area of the Salar.
More about this sea fan on wildsingapore.
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Right after the Lincoln Memorial picture, Flat Stanley turned around to get a shot of how far he'd walked that day. Off in the distance, you can see the Washington Monument, and the dome of the US Capitol Building.
(For Caleb's Flat Stanley Project.)
Hello Beautiful Hot Pink Chandelier Flat Note Cards
Print on demand flat note cards...which mean you print them from your home printer.... print and cut..super easy and handy to have!
4 flat notes per 8.5 x 11. Print as many as you like!! They are yours forever!! Recommended paper for these flat note cards....regular copy paper or 65 lb. cardstock. I printed mine on regular copy/printer paper.
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Teton County, WY
Listed: 12/31/2001
The Flat Creek Ranch is eligible for the National Register of Historic Places under criterion A because of its association with events that have made a significant contribution to the broad patterns of our history, and in particular because its origins and development reflect the contours of settlement and social development of Jackson Hole. Indeed, by following the history of the Flat Creek Ranch the various contexts of local development – early settlement, dud ranching, the emergence of hobby ranches and retreats by outside owners – take a concrete form. The ranch formed a representative and key determining element in transforming Jackson Hole from an isolated ranching valley to a haven for outsides, especially for the nation’s elite seeking remote sanctuary.
The buildings of the Flat Creek Ranch are in each instance original, dating from construction in the early 1920s.
This picture is NOT an endorsement of a Vice Presidential Candidate!!! Instead, this is Amy and Dave introducing Sarah Palin to DC, since we're not entirely sure she's every been here to visit! We hope she doesn't come here for real!
Download your own Flat Palin here and help her see the world!