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Most people are used to changing just their shoes to go running. Adaptive sports athlete Ranjit Steiner has more than that worry about. Steiner must also switch prostetic legs in the process.
One interesting manner of ants is their braveness!
When you get close to their territory, no matter how big you are, they attack you and try to defend their kind.
little bit of nectar. This Bee is getting the last little bit of nectar, from this Goldenrod. I think this is Coastal Swamp Goldenrod.
Southeastern, Connecticut
The flower girl watches intently as the bride gets ready for her wedding.
Nikon F100, Ilford XP2 film. On-camera bounce flash.
Sometimes dressing up for a quiet social night out is enough… no alcohol was required just good company
Just say no to midriff bulge! Since I don't really work out, I have to take sophisticated measures to minimize my flaws! [giggle]
This silver & blue animal print wet look lycra spandex tube style minidress from coquetryclubwear.com looks absolutely fabulous matched up with my Osé Retina black lurex fishnet hose and my sexy silver platform stocking boots, doesn't it!
To see more pix of my legs in short skirts and other sexy, tight and revealing outfits click this link:
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To see more pix of me in boots click here: www.flickr.com/photos/kaceycdpix/sets/72157622816479823/
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South Shore 801 pulls around the curve to the old freight office at State Line to get orders in August 1976. The freight office is now a fire works store.
Getting a tow back to the garage by one of the Sovereign Recovery trucks is First Berkshire 37274, which didn't make it to Legoland this morning.
This First Potteries Omnicity Scania 65041 used on the Hanley to Stafford 101 Service has appeared in a brash new livery featuring the Staffordshire Knot. It looks a bit too colourful for my tastes even a bit like a sickly chocolate wrapper. However what the bold new branding doesn't tell you is First now offer a poorer service as the basic frequency has now fallen to every thirty-minutes instead of every twenty and no doubt a lot of 101 regulars will be less than impressed.