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Full-length with softbox key light, gridded rim light, coloured light on black background and a stobe used as a feature light to illuminate the feet.
Finished doing some surgery on a table for my sewing room/office/ guest bedroom.
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This is Phineas Hubbard Hall and I had no idea that the International Order of Odd Fellows was still a going concern. Good on them.
Pacific Lodge, American Freemasons and American Masons, Third Tuesday
Amherst Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, Third Thursday
Unity Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Second Wednesday
Amherst Lodge 152, International Order of Odd Fellows, Monday
Christian Worship Services, Sunday 2:30 PM
(The Magic Flute is entirely opaque to me. I'm not ashamed of that.)
From a viewpoint along the south rim of The Grand Canyon. Taken in January, 1983 with a Canon Sure Shot point & shoot camera loaded with Kodachrome slide film.
Soldiers from the 132nd Multi-Role Bridge Company’s main unit in Redding and their Detachment in Eureka gathered Mar. 1 in our most northwestern armory to recognize three hometown heroes from the units deployment to Afghanistan in 2012. After many months of going through the approval process, the fourth-highest individual military award, the Bronze Star, was given to Sgt. Jeffery Johanson and Sgt. Michael Smith, for their outstanding performance. Spc. Nathaniel Warvi was pinned the Soldier’s Medal, a rare occasion in the Army National Guard, for his actions in July 2012 in Afghanistan in which he came to the aid of injured driver of an overturned vehicle. Warvi used his MRAP recovery vehicle to lift the vehicle and pull the man to safety. Maj. Gen. Lawrence Haskins, commander of the California Army National Guard, his CSM, Command Sgt. Maj. Harold London, and other key leaders from the 579th Engineer Battalion, the 49th Military Police Brigade, and family and friends were on hand to congratulate them. Afterwards the unit took some of their boats and a bridge onto Humboldt Bay for training as they prepare for annual training in the summer. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Paul Wade)
See how luscious the fresh vegetable and fruit displays were on a Saturday morning at the Farmer's Market in Quebec City!
A beautiful and colorful moth that just died less than 20 hours ago killed by a spider that dwells inside these wooden walls. Red head, blue abdomen, dark green wings and thorax with bright yellow band on each wing. Looks like somewhere around Zygaenidae. The best match I could find is the Pidorus or Chalcosia species as shown in the cover of this book
Name: Zygaenidae > Pidorus sp.
Size: 12mm (length)
Location: Dining Hall, MBSC, Maliau basin, Sabah.
Date: 11 November 2012
Time: 12:30 pm
LENS: Kern Switar 12.5mm f/1.9 (old D-mount movie camera lens made in Switzerland).
CAMERA: Pentax Q
4.27.14 Multi - Vehicle Fire @ Holt Rd.
3:40 Pm Apex Fd / Morrisville Fd / Swift Creek / Holly Springs Fd Dispatchd to Holt Rd for Multi - Vehicle Fire.
Heavy Black smoke seen from johnston county line, 4 Travel Motor Homes destroyed, No injuries reported.
Units On Scene: Originally Dispatched
Apex Fd. - Engine 3 / Engine 1 / Engine 4 / Ladder 3 / Engine 2 / Tanker 1 / Tanker 2 / Battalion 1 / Car 1 / Car 2
Morrisville Fd. - Pumper 3
Swift Creek Fd. - Tanker 6 / Tanker 2
Apex Ems 41
A very busy platform at Inverness on a Sunday morning: two 158s and a 2+4 HST set powered by 43036 and 43163 occupy platform 2 on the 3rd of February 2019, with all trains so close together that it could be a crazy mash up of trains, with an HST working in multi with a 158.
Although sapphire means blue in Latin, sapphires can
be found in a rainbow of colors. Kings once believed
these stones offered protection form harm and envy.
Sapphires are calm and relaxing. Until the discovery
of extraordinary stones in Kashmir in 1880, Sri Lanka
(formerly known as Ceylon) was the standard bearer of
sapphire. The Kashmir supply was essentially exhausted
by 1930, leaving Sri Lanka as the location of the
world's most beautiful sapphires. Sapphires are also
mined in Madagascar, Australia and Thailand. Sapphires
come other colors such as red, orange, yellow, green,
blue, purple and pink. Colors other than blue are
referred to as "rainbow sapphires" or "fancy
sapphires". Sapphire is the traditional gift for the
fifth and forty-fifth wedding anniversaries and the
birthstone for September.