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no, your eyes are not playing tricks, this is not very well focused...but just loved it so you will have to put up with it...combination of indy's moving hand and my shakyness...
this is the little outcrop of coral we found at lobster bay on our coomies walk day out at beecroft peninsula...stunning...it kind of helps if you squint a bit...
i softened this shot with topaz to try to deal with the focus issue...
all orange and blue
Fuzzy dice are an automotive decoration consisting of two over-sized plush dice which hang from the rear-view mirror. The practice of fuzzy dice originated in the U.S. in the 1950s and is considered one of the first items sold specifically to be hung from a rear-view mirror.
Making something a bit different out of a very fuzzy class 90 rushing by in failing light with the 1P49 15:30 Norwich - London Liverpool Street at Bacton, Suffolk, 02/Jan/2015.
Photo copyright © R. Chilton
I don't know what this plant is and can't find it in any of my plant/flower books. It seems to grow readily among moss. I love the way that it retains moisture.
Gold Creek Valley, Mt Baker-Snoqualmie Nat'l Forest, WA
Jugo de Naranja y Licor de Durazno.
Cuando recién inauguramos nuestro restaurante de Acapulco a principios de los 90 unas guapísimas turistas de San Diego nos pusieron a girar cuando nos pidieron este trago. Salimos a los bares vecinos a preguntar sin mucho éxito, pero el taxista que nos trajo de regreso sí lo sabía preparar. Lo contratamos en el acto y fue nuestro bartender por más de 10 años hasta que renunció para poner su propio bar.
Multi colored rainbow fun fur yarn on hot pink flip flops.
Size S - fits kid's size 2-4, however, I had a lady who wears a Ladies 5 try these on and buy them for herself.
$5
This is from a photo-shoot that took place back in December for Fuzzy and his car. A few guys started a new car blog, geared more towards the audience getting to know the owner and quality photography rather than countless crappy shots and a few words tied together thoughtlessly.
Check them out!
Also, check another automotive blog run by a great group! Geng or die!
Fresh imported green almonds that I picked up at the farmers market. For me, these are a real treat to see because nut trees do not grow here. I love the soft green colour and velvety look and feel of them. I especially love that there were still fresh almond leaves among the nuts.
Green almonds are only available for a brief 8-week period from late April to the middle of June, which is one of the reasons they have always been considered such a delicacy. One of the other reasons, and perhaps the most important, is their distinct taste. Within the green almond’s fuzzy hull lies a jelly-like inside and a skinless, white almond with a gelatinous texture, similar to a firm grape. These luscious pleasures encompass a subtle flavor that has been described as grassy, fruity, and even simply as “green.”
Whether they’re used in green gazpacho or as a garnish to an entrée, green almonds are appearing on top chef menus all around the world. Take Chef Laurent Manrique of Aqua for example. He pairs delicate green almonds with fish to bring balance to salty dishes like striped sea bass with saffron rice, chorizo, and fruits de mer. And then there’s Chef Thomas Keller of The French Laundry who picks green almonds fresh from the orchard to accompany his popular entrée of sautéed sirloin of Cloverdale Farms rabbit and his salad with mizuna and Santa Rosa plums. Even the Ritz-Carlton dining room in San Francisco offers a chilled Dungeness crab appetizer with pineapple compote, fuzzy green almonds and watercress.
Made for school Christmas bazaar 2008. Free pattern: lucyravenscar.blogspot.com/2009/11/mini-fuzzy-haired-trol...
Finger-knitted fuzzy yarn tied and glued to flip-flops & topped off with a polymer clay button. The button was designed and the fibers chosen to coordinate with Amy Butler's Damask Rose colorway in the Lotus collection.
The red fuzzy light is infact the red warning lights on the Winter Hill TV Transmitter.
Taken from Cornbrook Metrolink Station on Easter Saturday - 4th April
I love finding these wonderful caterpillars, all fuzzy and colorful! Have a great Wednesday everyone, I'll get to everyone's shots later today, got to go to work early today! View Larger Here
Three hats are up on Etsy now! All money made from selling these hats will go straight to savings for a sewing machine ^w^
The one in the picture can be found here: www.etsy.com/listing/225416801/fuzzy-off-white-animal-hat...