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Dropping off the Midget Friday night in preparation for a week end of racing.
Revell Offy Midget Racer
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Canon EOS 450D | EF 85mm f1.8 USM | 10th Jan 2010
ISO 100 | 3 Exp.Blend; 1/1000 - 1/2500sec | f/2.8
Silva Andres Francisco Gato midfielder of Club Brugge holds off the challenge of Simon Moses forward of KAA Gent during the Jupiler Pro League Play-Off 1 match between KAA Gent and Club Brugge at the Ghelamco arena in Gent, Belgium.
***GENT, BELGIUM - 26/04/2015
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86259 "Les Ross/Peter Pan" moving away from the stock it was trailing away at Rugby on 0Z89 Rugby to Rugby CS (which actually terminated at Rugby Platform 3) 20/9/22.
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This Osprey (White LN) dived for a fish in the Eden Estuary at Guardbridge, but failed to get airborne straight away. Another couple of attempts were made before a take-off run was successfully attempted and the bird got airborne with a rather large Sea Trout hanging from its talons, though as it carried it off, one of the talons lost its grip. These are the edited highlights from the full sequence.
I love Justin dont get affended , yes i made , ! ahahhahahahaha i am laughing my butt off , gah , i love him ! he's got pretty eyes , lol ! ( : ** yes this is my edit and i find it on your photostream i will kick your butt , and honestly; it won't be a pretty sight! (: so just don't steal. a'ight thank you ( :**
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Princess Kate Middleton shows off her burgeoning belly
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...as you all know, flickR has sold it's soul to yahoo! Many of us don't like it, but what do they care? And what of censorship? I don't know about you, but I might get the hell out of here and look for another photo-sharing station very soon. ?!
This little girl kept running back and forth into the Crown Fountain at Millennium Park. Then she did this, and I couldn't resist taking her picture.
August 2010.
Countdown #10
Keeping to wildlife within Denali National Park, a favorite destination for us when visiting Alaska, today's post it of a very social caribou that we met along the way.
Last year, we visited Denali NP much earlier for us (i.e. mid-July) instead of during the moose rut period. Our sightings of moose, especially bulls, suffered, but for everything you give up at a certain time of year, there's usually something that pays off instead. In 2010, it was the year of the caribou for us. We were treated to numerous very up close and almost personal sightings of them and they were not shy creatures.
Caribou, aka Rangifer tarandus, are members of the deer family, but unlike their skittish cousins - the deer - they are quite social. Both the males and the females grow antlers, which can reach up to 4 feet! They feed on primarily moss and lichen, which contribute to the reason that they're always on the move. They travel in herds as a rule. They are prone to pesky flies, which actually lay eggs in their back... yuck!
During this encounter, I was able to get out and stand my ground on the gravel road with them. As I mentioned they are quite unafraid and this one approached at a distance that I found myself being a bit curious as to what it was going to do. At this point, it just stood there, as if to figure out who was going to move first. As you can see, it was still shedding it's winter coat.
We are returning to Denali NP even earlier, so who knows what wildlife will dominate this year. That's what makes it all so exciting.... you never know what's around the corner..... but please, let it be my lynx again!!! LOL
Thanks for visiting and I hope that you're enjoying the Countdown.... for tomorrow it goes into single digits!
Happy Hump Day!
People during the 2nd intermission of the 2013 Miss Adams Morgan Pageant. Washington Hilton, 1919 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC.
Psychology sophomore Emily Crochet reads to students October 26, 2011 at Louise Day Care, a Catholic Charity Head Start Center that provides education, social services, and health screenings to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers for low income families.
Past Fleet, heading for Surrey then London, First Great Western HST set led by 43093 with the 08.40 Plymouth - London Waterloo train.
Common Eider, take off.
Svalbard, Arctic Norway.
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con tim nó đang giờ muốn nói là giờ đây nó cảm thấy lạnh,
sao anh không hiểu ra? nước mắt ai nhạt nhòa?
ly càfê vẫn đắng, và em đây vẫn đang khóc òa!
Lá vàng úa rơi, tình ta 2 nơi.
Anh xem nó là vở kịch hay xem nó thứ trò chơi
em biết anh không cần tới, nhưng có cần phải làm vậy không?
Em biết anh không cần em, nhưng sao em vẫn cứ mãi mong!
Ok, nếu như vậy thì em trả tự do cho anh!
2 người 2 ngã muốn đi với ai là quyền anh!
Em sẽ không níu kéo nữa, níu kéo củng có đc gì đâu.
Chỉ làm vương thêm lệ sầu, cuối cùng chỉ có mình em đau :)
VÔ HÌNH ^^
This is a pause for the next two weeks. I won't post any photo until (If I'm lucky) next 16th June. I'll post comments on your photos, but I'll spend studying the time I spend taking photos...
For the Pop Culture Club Group.
Kiss Off By Violent Femmes.
Inspired by Kimblahg's Interpretation of Add it Up!
(And when did my nose get so abnormally large????)
Suka Off performing at the London Erotic Awards, Night of Senses, 03.02.10
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Once again another trip to WWT Slimbridge.
A Northern Pintail taking off from the waters of the Tack Piece.
Images best viewed in "lights out" L key.
Project 365 #345, 12-10-2008
Strobist: Nikon SB-600, under table pointing at the wall, zoomed to 85mm, at 1/128 power, Nikon SB-800 (the subject obviously) aimed at 32" silver reflector, fired at 1/10 power, white fill card camera left, both triggered with CLS. I really would have liked another flash to do this, but I made do with what I had available.
Edit: My "table" is bowing in the center, doh!