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Home Built Aircraft very sma;; single seat, pretty neat but very basic flying. Actually saw this airplane taxi out and take off during some stiff winds, Shot in North Carolina.
Here's a frightening thought; we are already a third of the way through the New Year! If you haven't already, you are probably starting to think about your summer holiday or travel plans for the year. Whether you are in need of a sun-kissed holiday, or fancy exploring cooler climes, you will
This is a view from my home. The peak on the right is 750 m. Obscured by the clouds at the back is the back of Table mountain which is over 1000 m. The sea is the Atlantic most of the time and some of the time, in Summer, the crystal clear and icy cold welling up from the Southern oceans.
"Home" by Waddell, Nemee and Bush. Excellent illustrations by Eleanor Osborn Eadie and A. Gladys Peck. Copyright 1936 by The Macmillan Company.. A beginners' reader about constructing a home from blueprint to housewarming.
we grew total of 3 pumpkins:) Im so excited! they still need to turn orange little more, but the leafs started to get little moldy, so I did some reaserch and we were better off just taking them off and letting them ripen in the sun:)
it was a surprisingly quiet week at work. which after the rollercoaster week before was very much appreciated.
celebrated this goodness with a glass of good red wine and a few minutes of looking through my new catalogs.
Every home has a story. Some homes are easy to recognize as such. They might come with four walls, a fence in the front, a title in hand, a mailbox and a house #.
And then there are other sorts of homes. The ones that you know immediately by the familiar bond you feel that can't be explained. Perhaps you've only been there a handful of times, or even once, but that's unimportant. You've been here before. You will come here again. Welcome home.
You won't find our home on any tourist maps. There is no address one could send mail to. At first glance, it's just a roadside off of a ghost town in Eastern Washington. We didn't know what we were looking for when we first drove over the mountains from Seattle in search of a place to make ours for a night or two, but we knew it when we experienced it. A small sand dune provides privacy from the road that runs behind our camp. Trains pass regularly through the day and night, close enough to shake the earth under our tent. The Columbia River is here, a majestic giant that carves its way through Washington state, before finding its outlet into the Pacific Ocean.
We are at a bend in the river, positioned perfectly on an East/West plane. In the mornings, the sun hits the hills in the west and turns them into a brilliant gold.
Here is a more complete look at our home in the daylight (and again, Tammy can be seen in the distance doing yoga near our tent). The railroad tracks on the hillside behind the tent:
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This is our second trip home together. Tammy had been away in Australia for a year, feeling a bit isolated so far away from familiar places and people. We decided one afternoon to return to this special place, and arriving just as the sun was setting, it made sense for her to pull out her yoga mat, and I quickly snapped this shot to help remember the moment.
Welcome home.
I took a trip up the coast to Monterey this week and saw many lovely Bird Homes, both in Monterey and in Cayucos on the way home. Here are a few of the bird houses I found.
Taken for 52.5 of 2010.
Week 33: Theme: Home.
saw a picture of a fellow flickr member in similar blouse...with similar hair...and similar eyes.
and...she has a rolleiflex too...very cool.
interesting.
jie is much darker though.
the dark version.
Just waiting for our chauffeur James to drive me home. It was a long a meeting and my bed is calling me.
Home: bedroom; green patterned floral hand painted design / murals; dark wood flooring; fireplace; odd vintage mirrors; dressing table; beaded chandelier. Pub orig L etc 10/2005 p26 Real Home
Walking home I took this last shot before my memory card was full. Not really busy on a Wednesday night. Okinawa, Japan 2012
Taken with my new thrift D5000
A mere 18 months after purchase, my Foden 4350 tractor unit finally arrived at my yard.
Originating in the North East of England, the lorry had seen service with a showman in the Nottingham area before passing to a small haulier in Derbyshire. Nicknamed "Slippy", the Foden is fitted with a Cummins E320 14-litre engine mated to a 13-speed Fuller gearbox......the power and torque it puts down on the road gave it its name! Yesterdays very wet conditions and the amount of hill climbing we had to do certainly educated the driver to keep a light foot on the throttle!!
"...Welcome Home! Welcome 34 degrees and two bottels of champagne into of me! How intoxicating! :-b Wonderful! <3 With Babette Baumfelder <3 and Hailey Anderson <3 at Marrakech Airport <3...!!"
Photo by Babette Baumfelder <3