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This actually is the only picture where all members are included. We managed to take this group picture at the last station of our journey. Tachikawa Station (20101225).
On the lock of my "shanty"--great gift to start the new year from someone on my job site.
I know who did this...
The new year is a time for forgiving and being forgiven.
I used to stay away from home for weeks at a time. It never mattered that the food was bad and the accomodations nonexistent.
But now I travel little. A quick plane hop and maybe a meeting....
And damn airports.
It's always great to be home.
I love finding random stuff like this amazingly colorful wall and heart. And I love seeing so much more of the world around me thanks to my photography obsession.
And I really hate that my battery on my crap point and shoot died after 2 shots.
and
Love/Hate + Ricky Warwick + New Generation Superstars @ JBs Dudley, 29th August 2009
Photograph by Paul Jasper for Midlands Rocks
© 2009 Paul Jasper
Slab city. A fully self sufficient city without electricity and running water. These resident reside in what is known as the last place in the United States where a person can have freedom. Here is a sample of what their city is like.
Posted on the bus stop across from Neecha Thai at Sutter and Steiner, where the 2 Clement and the 4 Sutter stop. At least until this weekend when the 4 will be eliminated. It seems some are angry enough to blame cyclists because this low-ridership line is going away.
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Rather, she hates looking at me with camera in hand. We're starting to think she was yelled at for chewing up a camera or something... Poor wee doggy...
Thanks to our gazillions of miles travelled we were given access to the Koru Club in the Auckland airport
Dernier groupe sur scène pour cette première édition du Vilain Festival à Sainte Anne sur Vilaine ce 18 septembre 2021, les normand.e.s de WHYPD.
'' We Hate You Please Die recherche une certaine transe, celle qui ne s’encombre pas des genres même si la base garage/punk/rock est bien là . Du brut et de l’électricité, la volonté de concerts énergiques et cathartiques durant lesquels l’équation se ferait avec Ty Segall, les Cramps, Fucked Up ou The Vines. La viscéralité et l’émotion sont la base du projet, le groupe est engagé et attentif aux questions sociétales [... More Women on Stage !!! ...] et environnementales.''
Vivement la prochaine édition !!!