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A Mississippi State University cheerleader demonstrates amazing balance and flexibility during pre-game warmups before the Egg Bowl game
From the series "Secret life of the trees".
Created after very last 5 days in Canada...
Who were the Druids? Popular folklore tells us they were ancient Celtic wise men. They wore long robes and had long, flowing beards. Merlin, the famous magician of King Arthur's court, was reputedly a Druid. They are credited with having built Stonehenge and other megalithic monuments throughout Great Britain and Europe.
Other sources tell us Druids were men and women who were really into trees. Their ceremonies were conducted in the open air, often in oak groves. The word Druid is apparently derived from the ancient Celtic words for oak and truth--dru and druidh. Other trees were also very important to them, including yew, hazel, walnut, willow, rowan, ash and birch. Tree symbolism was used in their religious and philosophical teachings, and in their calendar and system of writing, called Ogham.
Druids also believed that trees are like a humans. They deliver a babies, they grow, sometimes they get an illness, they fight, and they die...
Much better view in large
Explore #417, 11/18/08
Another masked beauty...who could it be?
Well my storytelling has taken a a bit of a back seat while my sewing takes centre stage. It's a lot of work trying to dress a cast of characters for a masked ball! So this is my second version of the redingote style dress. This silk tie has a very flexible bias ultra frayabilty and was super tricky to work with. But it feels lovely in hand - incredibly soft and tactile. I also really love this shade of blue on Mademoiselle Eden. In this scale the pattern does not behave as it was intended to in full scale so I have to adapt it.
Flexible Welding torch is now a thing in Mecabricks!
After releasing the new and improved flexible system in Mecabricks, I started to design new flexible elements that could not be done before.
Fiction: Robyn and Juan work out, stretching each other and beyond their limits before karate class
Finished on Friday, August 20 at 4:11 AM, Chicago
Crayola, Blick Art, Colour Block, Derwent Coloursoft, Progresso, and Prismacolor color pencils; Brea Reese, Crayola, and Winsor and Newton watercolors; Derwent and Daler Rowney charcoal pencils; No. 2 pencil, Prismacolor Ebony graphite pencil, Crayola Signature brush and dual-tip markers, Uniball Signo black ink pen, Sharpie
Arteza mixed media pad
9" x 12"
2021
“The human capacity for burden is like bamboo- far more flexible than you'd ever believe at first glance.”
― Jodi Picoult, My Sister's Keeper
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Porterbrook-owned Class 769 'Flex Train' No. 769434, previously Class 319 EMU No. 319434, stands in the Great Central Railway's Leicester North station on 5th November 2018. This is a standard Class 319, but now with underfloor engines beneath both driving trailers so that the train can operate on both electric and diesel power, hence then 'Flex' name. Testing is being conducted on the GCR prior to the unit being formally handed over to Northern in the near future. A total of 8 units are heading for service with Northern, a further five, again in bi-mode, for Transport for Wales and a further nineteen tri-mode units (overhead, diesel & third rail) for Great Western Railway. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Miss D shows off her strong, flexible body by doing some drain yoga, from deep inside the storm drain called trolley