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Found in abandoned barn, Missouri.
As a kid growing up in the forties and fifties in the Midwest, the Flexible Flyer sled was the king of the hill. There were cheap imitations, but nothing matched the real thing.
skin - [Al Vulo! Skin] - [bernarda]
hair - .+*Crwn*+.Pinkbeige&Pinkbrown [MS]
bodysuit - ***No_Name*** Bodysuit MESH (grey)
shoes - ::*Etoile*::Ballet Shoes -Black-
Csigaver!!!
......az nem folyt!
:-)
Barmilyen hihetetlennek is tunik serules nekul kepes atkelni a pengen.
Kolyok koromban hallottam errol eloszor, azota szerettem volna kiprobali.
A csigat nem tudom, nem nyilatkozott, de nem is ellenkezett.
Szo nelkul belement...
Szoval az otlet nem az enyem. -sajnos.
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Canada goose using his back as a headrest. Having a flexible neck has its advantages! Wildwood Park, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
For this week's Macro Mondays theme "Crinkled, Wrinkled, Folded or Creased."
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Taken at sunset at Costa da Caparica.
Just testing what the xt20 can do .. I am amazed by the RAW files flexibility.
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The fruit from my pomegranate were hanging at head height at the entrance to my garden shed so I have to tie it back until the fruit ripens!
Hanimex Tele-auto M42 135mm f/8
A red-crested cardinal balancing on one leg while scratching his ear with the other. This bird is a songbird, the species belonging to the family of tanagers. Notwithstanding it's similar name, this bird is not related to the true cardinal family. It is sometimes know as the Brazilian cardinal.
I love the twisting undulating shape of its highly flexible neck! And the careful lifting of the wing to reach just the right spot. Check out the black foot that is supporting all of its weight. Strange how solid it looks here and how curled up like a rose it was in an earlier shot.
What a moment! This Cormorant landed on the rail next to me and seemed to enjoy having me record the most intimate moments of its preening. What a privilege it was to be up so close and personal!
Cormorants and Anhingas are frequently confused. They are both black birds that dive under the water to catch fish. Both dry their feathers in the sun.
But there are other differences that are easy to see. The Anhinga's beak is pointed for spearing fish, while the Cormorant's beak is hooked for grasping its prey. The Cormorant's body remains above the surface when swimming. It lacks the Anhinga's slender snake-like neck, long tail and white wing feathers.
There are many types of Cormorants worldwide. The one in Florida is called the Double-crested Cormorant because of the small tufts of feathers that appear on the head during the breeding season.
In the Far East, the Cormorant's fishing ability is harnessed by man. The owner of a flock of Cormorants places metal rings around the birds' necks and puts them on leashes. Each bird is released from a small boat and dives to catch fish. The ring prevents the bird from swallowing. Bird and fish are reeled in together and the fish confiscated. After a number of fish are caught, the ring is removed and the Cormorant is allowed to fish for his own dinner.
Unlike Cormorants and most other water birds, Anhingas do not have oil glands for waterproofing their feathers. When they swim, their feathers get wet. This helps them dive and chase fish under water. But, above water again, they must spread their wings and dry them in the sun. They can still fly with wet wings but far less efficiently.
Double-crested Cormorant
Wakodahatchee Wetlands, Delray Beach, FL
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After some time away from competition I decided to jump back in and audition for 'Maxine's My New BFF'. Thankfully I made it in with Nasim Narcessian, the fashion flexible cousin to the Maxine verse Nic Narcessian. As I'd been the one to help name Nic I thought a baby cousin would be a cute way to tie myself back into the legacy :3
I'm not sure how much better I am overall when it comes to competition format style but I wanted a bit of a distraction again and the creative energy I felt when in Star School was largely fun, something I definitely could use some more of given this past year.
Wish me luck!
Barnburgh Parochial Hall serves as the principal community venue in the village of Barnburgh, Doncaster. It provides a flexible space for parish meetings, social gatherings, club activities, and private functions. As a focal point for local life, the hall brings together residents across generations.
Historical Background
The hall was constructed in 1912, a date prominently displayed on a stone plaque above the entrance. This datestone also records the names of the serving Rector and the Joint Lords of the Manor at the time of opening. Erected in the early 20th century, the building reflects the era’s focus on strengthening parish identity through dedicated communal infrastructure.
Architectural Features
While no detailed architectural survey of the hall has been published, typical village-hall characteristics of the period likely apply. Externally, red brick walls and a pitched slate roof would have been common, complemented by the stone datestone marking its foundation year. Internally, the hall traditionally comprises:
A main hall large enough for gatherings of 50–100 people.
A small stage or raised platform for presentations and performances.
Ancillary rooms such as a kitchen, meeting room, and storage areas.
Location and Setting
Barnburgh Parochial Hall stands on Hall Street at OS grid reference SE 4845 0318, near the heart of Barnburgh village. It occupies a prominent position within the built-up area, making it easily accessible on foot for residents. The hall’s proximity to St Peter’s Church underscores its role in both civic and ecclesiastical community life.
Community Role and Present-Day Use
Since its opening, the hall has hosted an array of activities: parish council meetings, scout and guide groups, fitness classes, seasonal fêtes, and private celebrations such as weddings or anniversaries. Management typically falls to a local committee or the parish council, who maintain the building and organize the lettings schedule. In recent years, the hall has also become a hub for outreach initiatives like pop-up cafés, heritage talks, and charity fundraisers.
Significance
Barnburgh Parochial Hall exemplifies early 20th-century efforts to create dedicated civic spaces in rural English parishes. Its enduring function as a community hub highlights the ongoing value of such halls in fostering local cohesion. The datestone not only marks its centenary but also anchors the building in Barnburgh’s layered history.
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