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Rex the male Stella Sea Eagle taking off during the free flying display at Eagle Heights Wildlife Park
"Stand off."..These two Buzzards are a pair,Ive followed them for sometime when I have the chance and when they are playing ball.
Kg Nelayan, Pendas
Zeiss Ikon Ikoflex | Kodak Ektacolor 160
Outing with mr loonglai, norah zain, coffeeground, bak and pokjeng.
Last trip before Raya. Come come come.
Bridge Street, Cambridge. I was walking by here at 6.00pm today when there was a bang and this brand new Mini (08 plate, ie two month old vehicle) was then pushed over to where I was passing. So? Well, this is Cambridge and not only do you have to negotiate one-ways but you also have to be aware of bollards which rise up from the road and attack unwary drivers!
That's what happened with the unlucky family in this new car. You see, only taxis and buses can come along this road and the bollards automatically go down for them. As soon as they have passed the barriers start to go up. This car was coming along this road when the barrier was down but was hit as it tried to pass. That was the bang I heard. Startled by the bang, I instinctively reached for my gun... er camera ... and shot in all directions in defence:-)
On inspection, the occupants were OK but in a state of shock but the car, as far as I could see, was a total write-off and beyond reasonable repair. Sad. I am aware of one fatality in Cambridge in this sort of accident.
Maiden Voyage in our new Bright red Airstream. Blogged ittybittybirdy.blogspot.com/2009/07/big-red.html
Hanging Heaton spill a dolly catch offered by a Moorlands batter mistiming a fine leg hook during a Heavy Woollen District Challenge Cup second round tie at Mirfield Memoral Park. The let-off didn't prevent Bradford League Premier Division high-flyers Hanging Heaton steamrollering to an eight-wicket victory over their Huddersfield League Premiership hosts. Former Yorkshire batter Gary Fellows starred for the visitors. He struck an impressive 97 off 85 balls before being caught near the boundary after a slightly mistimed big hit. Hanging Heaton clinched victory - and a place in the quarter-finals - with a spectacular, down-the-ground six onto the adjacent A644.
Match statistics:
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 115. Moorlands won the toss and elected to bat. Moorlands 192 off 42 overs (Chris Stott 46 not out, Andrew Fortis 33, Jared Maxwell 27, Muhammed Rameez 3-30, David Stiff 2-33) lost by eight wickets to Hanging Heaton 198-2 off 29 overs (Gary Fellows 97, Richard Foster 35 not out, Nick Connolly 31, David Winn 2-42).
The present Moorlands Cricket Club were founded in 1884 as Dewsbury Moorlands Methodist Church Cricket Club. Initially, they played in a Sunday School competition, but in 1911 became founder members of the Dewsbury & District League. After a spell on a mill owner's field, they used a sloping pitch at Church Lane, in the Crow Nest Park area of the town, close to Dewsbury Moor, until the 1950s when the site was subject to a compulsory purchase order. Houses now stand on the site. They switched to a local authority pitch at Sands Lane before, in 1986, quitting Dewsbury for neighbouring Mirfield. The club moved into a ground at local authority-owned Memorial Park. It had been vacated by Mirfield Cavaliers CC upon their merger with Mirfield Parish Church. Moorlands agreed to take on a debt Cavaliers owed to a brewery, but were less enamoured with a council suggestion they incorporate 'Mirfield' in their name. In the end, they simply dropped the 'Dewsbury' prefix. Moorlands stepped up to the Huddersfield Central League in 1988. Since 2013, they have played in the Huddersfield League. After securing back-to-back promotions in 2013 and 2014, Moorlands are now members of the Premiership, the league's top flight.
Afc Wimbledon fans, players and all celebrate play off win, to be promoted to the Blue Square Conference South.
Fedex flight 639, operated by an Airbus A300, departing Grand Forks, North Dakota bound for Memphis, Tennessee on a sunny and hazy Saturday morning
This is a portrait of a lady carrying her wares to market - she is carrying handmade pottery on her head.
I am going to try this image twice: first in watercolours and then in chalk-pastels. Why? I need the practice in watercolours and the chalk-pastels is the carrot at the end of my nose.
This little girl entered her pie in our little town's "Pie Off" starring Canadian singer, Catherine MacLellan. Catherine has stopped by for a few years now, doing a concert in benefit of Green Wood Coalition and a community "Pie Off" is always the icing on the cake of the day.
Nice birds. Much more delicate looking than the Curlew. Shorter bill and striped head. This one let me stalk it - up to a point. Then it made off a few metres, onto a sand bank. Stayed around for days.
Headed up the Coquet Valley today exploring. Bomb blasts from Otterburn Military Range sounded fairly close. A lovely trip up narrow roads following the Coquet to as far as you can drive! Will revisit some time.
Lee 0.9 GNDS
Exif data
CameraCanon EOS-1D Mark IV
Exposure0.05 sec (1/20)
Aperturef/16.0
Focal Length29 mm
ISO Speed50
Location: www.flashearth.com/?lat=55.383283&lon=-2.293577&z...
Photo recadrée mais non retouchée.
Image sur fond noir (See on black) = L
A veces parece que tengo veneno en la sangre.
En esos momentos lo mejor es que nadie me joda más de la cuenta...porque reviento a la mÃnima.
El corazón me funciona como una máquina a máxima potencia y siento las venas palpitar en el cuello y en las muñecas.
So, bye bye darling.
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3000 stream visits, thanks!!
3000 visitas a la galerÃa, gracias!!
The waves crash dramatically off the sharp, volcanic rock on the North Shore of Oahu.
See also:
www.flickr.com/photos/39630975@N03/5419721069/
Canon XTI w/ 70-200mm f/4 L IS USM @ 200mm, 100 ISO, 4f, 1/2000s
David recently got his great matching DIY Dinoot Jeep Trailer on the road. Notice the custom cut-in matching tailgate.
When he rolls in with 50 gallons of Red Stripe beer and breaks out the barbeque, everyone is his friend!