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NS 28T gains speed quickly with a long string of BMW racks for Charleston with 8099 leading through Pacolet, SC.
I made a big batch of bread and it has turned out so well.
3rd March 2019 Home Stafford UK
Mick tried the walnut bread for the first time, ah boo, now I will have to share it.
I've been able to do so much travelling over the last couple of years, that I'm now at that point in my life where I feel the need to settle slightly...this might not last as I love change...but I am enjoying leading a slightly slower pace of life and am enoying making a home for myself.
Today was the last day of the phototrip my pal Timo and I did through South Tyrol and the Dolomites.
Of course it doesn’t feel like „home“ to us after one week but I must admit, that I came here as someone who just couldn’t stand hiking at all and will leave as someone, who still wouldn’t do it for fun, but totally get why people enjoy it. We hiked a lot and with 12-15 additional kilograms on your back, I definitely can sense some muscle now that I didn’t even knew exist in a human body.
PS: That rocky structure was already here when we arrived on location, thanks for that! ❤️
Sony A7iii | Canon 16-35mm F4 IS L | 1/15s | F18 | ISO 100 | GND & Polfilter
After all the tries to get a Victorian on the water got a log home on a lake on one of my first shots so wheeee!
“My trip around the world was amazing, but I’m glad to be back. There’s no place like home!”
This Blythe doll is Pretty Peony, wearing her stock dress for the theme “Home again” in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. This is the last day of my month of hosting the group, and I agree with Peony, it has been amazing! There was lots of participation and lots of great photos. Thank you everyone!
Here’s the memory she is enjoying:
Two stapelias on my windowsill. They are both blooming at my home now :)
Stapelia is a genus of low-growing, spineless, stem succulent plants, predominantly from South Africa with a few from other parts of Africa. Plants grow from 5 to 30 cm high, producing numerous shoots and forming clusters. Most Stapelia flowers are visibly hairy and generate the odor of rotten flesh when they bloom. Such odours serve to attract various specialist pollinators including, in the case of carrion-scented blooms, blow flies of the dipteran family Calliphoridae. They grow in well-drained soils in dry, usually rocky areas, between rocks and under bushes. A handful of species are commonly cultivated as pot plants and are even used as rockery plants in countries where the climate permits.
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Moje domowe stapelie. Obie kwitną teraz na moim parapecie :)
Stapelia – rodzaj roślin należący do rodziny toinowatych, liczący około 39 gatunków pochodzących z południowej Afryki. Rośliny o wysokości od 5 do 30 cm, wytwarzające liczne pędy i tworzące skupiny. Roślina tworzy na młodych pędach, od jednego do dziesięciu pięciokrotnych, gwiazdokształtnych lub rzadziej dzwonkowatych, obupłciowych kwiatów, w odcieniach brązu, czerwieni, żółci lub fioletu. Kwiaty zapylane są przez muchówki w większości i wydzielają zapach podobny do zepsutego mięsa. Rosną na dobrze przepuszczalnych glebach na obszarach suchych, zazwyczaj kamienistych, między skałami i pod krzewami. Kilka gatunków jest powszechnie uprawianych jako rośliny doniczkowe, a nawet jako rośliny do ogródków skalnych w krajach, w których pozwala na to klimat.
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This is my home in Sundernagar, Himachal Pradesh.
The color of the doors and windows keep changing he he
Note : Explored !!
The end of Autumn 2022. I must have been walking this same circular route nearly every morning for the past 4 years and its great watching the subtle differences as the seasons progress.
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Fundraising for the American Cancer Society
Credits: suziecoba.blogspot.com/2017/05/home-garden-expo-2017-fund...