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Teen SRC Lock In 2014
Teens who read over 25 hours over the summer were invited to attend the library's after-hours lock in party. Teen Librarian Cathy hosted the event with other library staff to ensure all had a "Wild" and Fantastic " evening. Activities included, Jungle Jewelry, Jungle Masks, Face Painting, Animal Hunt, Animal Bingo, Jungle Jump rope and best wild animal call contest! Teens munched on Monkey Fruit, Cheetah Chow, Licorice Snakes, Monkey Droppings and Zebra Cakes as well as the main fest of a Serpent Sandwich! The Teens left after 4 hours of jungle-fever-fun with a goodie bag to remember their "Jungle-tastic" good time. We would like to say Thanks to our Friends of the Escondido Library for sponsoring this final event for our AWESOME, Teen Readers!
In the awesome and decently preserved century-old traing trenches for the soldiers preparing the enter the Great War abroad. In the safety of army land alongside thecanal through the Deepcut Filght. The network of tunnels is huge and was a fair match for the german trenches they would encounter Must have been terrifying.
Another Makoto Takahashi inspired EAH girl! She was done as a pair to Cupid.
More Blondie: www.nonaptime.com/portfolio/blondie-lockes/
Lock 92 on the Rochdale Canal, at Castlefields, Manchester.
I really love this area, I have been meaning to shoot in and around here for a while, this was one of the images I had in mind. In the foreground is 'Lock 92' on the Rochdale Canal, leading towards the Canal Basin. Behind is the railway lines for both the Liverpool to Manchester and Metrolink lines, and behind that the massive Beetham Tower, that dominates the modern Manchester skyline.
30 Seconds (10.0 Stop ND Filter)/F10/ISO100/Sigma 10-20mm lens @12mm
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In the last months I really like rusty things..
The next days I'm going to post summer 09 holidays... from Europe.. China Pics will be back soon.. :-)
7DOS ... Wk6 ... Magical Moments ... Still Life Sunday.
After wanting to go to NZ for many years the moment has finally come.The bags are packed and I just clipped the lock on the suitcase. We will be heading out in a few hours and I'm looking forward to more magical moments to show you all.
Normally, details like these are almost invisible. They're almost everywhere, so we pay no attention. I've started to notice them. And what puzzles me the most is, who keeps up with all the keys?
Frosty at Pierpoint's Bottom Lock.
Taken from between Lock 64 & Lock 55 on the Trent & Mersey Canal, Sandbach, Cheshire.
29/12/2020
Teen SRC Lock In 2014
Teens who read over 25 hours over the summer were invited to attend the library's after-hours lock in party. Teen Librarian Cathy hosted the event with other library staff to ensure all had a "Wild" and Fantastic " evening. Activities included, Jungle Jewelry, Jungle Masks, Face Painting, Animal Hunt, Animal Bingo, Jungle Jump rope and best wild animal call contest! Teens munched on Monkey Fruit, Cheetah Chow, Licorice Snakes, Monkey Droppings and Zebra Cakes as well as the main fest of a Serpent Sandwich! The Teens left after 4 hours of jungle-fever-fun with a goodie bag to remember their "Jungle-tastic" good time. We would like to say Thanks to our Friends of the Escondido Library for sponsoring this final event for our AWESOME, Teen Readers!
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Fechado so ate eu pegar um cochilo.
Volto depois e vejo vcs...
Just got home. Closed for a few. Need to cacth a nap.
I will be back in a few..
Grove Lock at Leighton Buzzard in Bedfordshire.
Went to Grove Lock to have a look around and get some tips for a forthcoming barge holiday, and met an old RAF colleague coming through on E=mc2, from our time at RAF Lyneham back in the 1990's!
It was great to reminisce over a beer before we all had to go our separate ways, two old Chiefs with our tales of old, a great way to spend an hour on a sunny afternoon.
Bell Weir Lock is a lock on the River Thames in England situated on the Surrey bank near Egham. It is just upstream of the M25 Runnymede Bridge which carries the M25 and A30 road across the river. The lock was first built by the Thames Navigation Commission in 1817.
iPhone video shot 10 minutes later at Pedro Miguel Lock, just as filling is complete. See how much higher we have risen in the lock.
The top photo, show 392 shunting Lockes Sdgs, and was taken by Auchlander sometime in the 1970s. My view, taken this year, shows the massive changes that have taken place.
The original photo was printed from the negative on baryta paper and then processed with selenium toner. What you see is a digital image of the original print.
Teen SRC Lock In 2014
Teens who read over 25 hours over the summer were invited to attend the library's after-hours lock in party. Teen Librarian Cathy hosted the event with other library staff to ensure all had a "Wild" and Fantastic " evening. Activities included, Jungle Jewelry, Jungle Masks, Face Painting, Animal Hunt, Animal Bingo, Jungle Jump rope and best wild animal call contest! Teens munched on Monkey Fruit, Cheetah Chow, Licorice Snakes, Monkey Droppings and Zebra Cakes as well as the main fest of a Serpent Sandwich! The Teens left after 4 hours of jungle-fever-fun with a goodie bag to remember their "Jungle-tastic" good time. We would like to say Thanks to our Friends of the Escondido Library for sponsoring this final event for our AWESOME, Teen Readers!