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Tourist in Central Park, New York.
Canon EF 135mm f/2L USM
©2011 Patrick J Bayens
Explore #148, October 23, 2011
VW Van parked outside the Cheese Importers store. If you like cheese, this is the place to go.
Longmont, CO
Nikon 35ti, Lomo 400 film
70014 with a colourful container rake behind it, trundling past platform 14 at Manchester Piccadilly.
There's not much left of Camp Hill's decaying downtown, and Kudzu is trying to swallow up the rest of it as 378 heads east for Columbus on a muggy summer afternoon.
Due to peak-demand during the summer months, coal is being imported from the east coast port at Tauranga/Mt Maunganui and is being transported by rail to Huntly power station.
Import
A rare right hand drive car on mainland China. It is not legal to be registered here. Prehaps it came from Japan.
♫ écouter.. Le p'tit bonheur... Félix Leclerc...
Cet après midi, la tête trop prise par des perturbations externes... je décide de me rendre de nouveau sur le massif de Saint Pancrace... Une randonné de 4 heures que je vais avaler en deux pour assagir le tumulte de ma tête! Je décide même, pour corser "l'aventure", de quitter le chemin et couper au juger pour rejoindre un autre itinéraire... Mais ma course se trouve interrompue par un champ de marnes... Étonnamment c'est à cet instant que la sérénité me rejoint en même temps que tombe doucement une fine neige virevoltante, comme des lucioles tombant du ciel... Je m'arrête là et contemple la nature dans son état originelle... Deux renards remontent la pente... l'un d'eux s'arrête sur la crête et m'observe une seconde... Pas le bon APN mais qu'importe cette vision me renvoie à une nature vraiment sauvage... et ça nul APN peu le rendre... Puis c'est un chamois qui dévale la pente pour rejoindre le fond des marnes... Quel bonheur que ces minutes passées sur mon belvédère! Je comprends alors que nul impasse n'est définitive... elle offre simplement l'opportunité d'observer autrement pour mieux comprendre le sens de son chemin!!!
PS: ne cherchez pas renards et chamois... je n'avais que mon petit FS-16 alors...;))
Chinatown, Los Angeles, California
[So much nicer to deal with than those Insincere Importing jerks]
Adventureland centers on a sweeping marketplace - and Tropical Imports is right at the hub of shipping and travel, located just adjacent to the Jungle Navigation Company's main dock and office depot.
Utilizing the ruins of an older stucco building, this shop offers the best in goods from the Jungle Cruise's shipping department - mostly fresh fruits and mosquito netting.
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Disneyland's Tropical Imports began as a small thatched kiosk along the main thoroughfare of Adventureland, but was expanded into a larger snack stall in the 1990s when the dock and queue of the Jungle Cruise was expanded to the current two-story boathouse. The space has been used over the years for many things - from selling fruit and drinks to stroller parking.
My version lives in the "real" jungle outpost that Adventureland seeks to let tourists explore in the theme park - a land of mystery and discovery.
this is my fabric for Fluffy Sheep Quilting's lovely charm swap here ...
This is a beautiful quality, slightly heavier natural callico-ish cotton ...
My lovely Japanese friend, Tomo, brought it back for me last summer :)
It will now be cut up into 5" charm squares to share around ... Yay!
1965 Volkswagen Microbus 8-seater.
A left-hand drive import registered in January 1985. Fitted with a 1600cc engine.