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The old geezer on the right died shortly after taking this photo.
The pub pinned a copy of this photo on the wall in rememberance
One of Leaf-and-Vine Greek cross and the other, specially-made aquamarine keepsake for a Mother's Day gift.
The top left one reminds me of the gorgeous lace fabric that is used in West Africa. The batik prints are Indonesian
I took a few photos here, and I think this ones the best, but I'm not really sure. I always confuse myself with the abstract style photos.
The sign on this pub gave me a giggle. It's at Church Point, on the very tip of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea. :)
Five orders of sashimi. The amaebi was amazing! Best ever.
So I also heard Tojo's is one of the best Japanese restaurants in Vancouver. I actually had been there many years ago, but they had moved to a bigger location since then. It also looked much more upscale now.
~ Vancouver May 2009 ~
The crew of the 1:30 Robinson Canyon passenger train discuss the day's plan, Nevada Northern Railway 81 21 May 2022.
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President Jacob Zuma bestows the Order of Mbulelo Mzamane -posthumous represented by Prof Nthoane Tau-Mzamane during the National Orders Awards ceremony at the Sefako Makgatho Presidential Guest House in Pretoria. (Photo: GCIS)
Ben and I ate at this old fashioned diner down the street from our camp site.
We had the same waitress every meal, this sweet old woman with lipstick smeared across her teeth. She kept getting our order wrong and the service was slow, but I'll never forget the delicious blueberry flapjacks or the homey feel of it all.
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We're so sorry you hurt your finger... :P Here's to quick healing!
My poor dear bestie Sarah (Kaleidescope Kustoms) slammed her finger in the door because of her dog chasing a cat... :(
Advertising Agency: Concept, Istanbul, Turkey
Creative Director: Niyal Akmanalp
Art Directors: Omer Durgut, Deniz Demirbas
Copywriter: Ozlem Uckun
Photographer: Nejat Talas
Published: June 2008
St Botolph, Banningham, Norfolk
A great beast of a church in the heart of its lovely little village. A little of everything here, most notably a good collection of 15th Century Norwich school glass.
From left to right, Jerry Proctor, Deputy to the Commanding General for Training, Fort Huachuca, CSM Todd Holiday, United States Army Intelligence Center of Excellence and Fort Huachuca, Shina Holiday, Monica Campos and Veronica Potter stand at attention during the reading of Major General Potter's Distinguished Service Medal award prior to commencement of Major General Potter's relinquishment of command ceremony held on Brown Parade field, January 24, 2013, Fort Huachuca, Az.
Conductor Bill and the train crew review the written orders while 81 prepares to depart East Ely for the Keystone Wye.
One Day at Durand, December 19, 1958, from a Dispatcher's record of train order book. There is still some steam running. 3700s are USRA 2-8-2s; 6300s U-3b, etc. 9000s are EMD F3s.
(C) Simon Perkin
I had another go with the classic combination of oil and water with the colour being supplied by material of various types and colours below the glass bowl, lit using two wirelessly triggered YN460-II speedlights in small softboxes at low power.
I used a metal skewer to 'hurd' the oil (bit like hurding cats) into my shoot zone.
I find the magnitude of scales within the oil photos fantastic especially when you consider the 'large' oil objects that don't fit in the frame are perhaps only 10- 20mm across. Then you have the in-frame objects at 5-10mm, which are then made up of objects 1-2mm in size and then the tiny bubbles <0.5mm and beyond.
Please respect my photography work and do not copy / use this photo without written permission. Any questions, just ask :)
I make these cards to go along with my Etsy orders & I just love them!
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Elizabeth Barrett receives The Order of Mendi for Bravery in bronze during the National Orders Ceremony in Pretoria. (Photo: GCIS)
Finally, I'm taking orders for Fausto and Melibea!
This heads will be offered in two colors, Piggy Pink and Pure White. The heads will be home-casted by me :) You can expect them to be sent around the first or second weeks of September (hopefully!), but please allow up to a month after the order date before you worry.
The prices are 90€ for Fausto and 80€ for Melibea, excluding shipping charges, but the first 5 heads have a discount! The first 5 Fausto heads will cost 80€, and the first 5 Melibea heads will be 70 :)
The payment will be made in two parts: First, 20€ as a signal, and when your head is made, you'll pay the rest of the price (70 or 60, depending on the head you ordered), plus the shipping charges. When you pay the second part of the head, I'll send him/her to you :)
Custom Faceup is avaliable for an extra, 15€. Allow another two weeks if you asked for a faceup before your head is ready to go :)
Here you've got a small FAQ evilincclothing.blogspot.com.es/p/faq.html
I'll take orders by e-mail at sweetie.ftl@gmail.com or by FlickrMail, but e-mails will be checked more often and will have preference over FlickrMails :) There is no closing date for the preorder, but if I see myself overwhelmed by orders, I may close it for a while, and when I clear the list, open it again. These won't be limited heads!
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Por fin! Preorder abierto para estos dos ;)
Estas cabezas van a estar disponibles en dos colores, Piggy Pink y Pure White. Las cabezas serán casteadas de manera artesanal por mí :) Podéis esperar el envío de las mismas alrededor de las dos primeras semanas de Septiembre (con un poco de suerte!), pero por favor, esperad treinta días antes de preocuparos por el pedido.
Los precios son 90€ por Fausto y 80€ por Melibea, gastos de envío a parte, ¡pero las primeras 5 cabezas tienen descuento! Los 5 primeros Faustos costarán 80€, y las primeras 5 Melibeas, costarán 70€!
El pago se hará en dos veces: Primero, 20€ de señal, y cuando la cabeza esté hecha, pagaréis el resto del precio (70 o 60 dependiendo de la cabeza elegida) más los gastos de envío. Cuando paguéis la segunda parte de la cabeza, se os enviará :)
Ofrezco maquillaje personalizado por 15€ extra. Por favor, enteded que esto puede retrasar el pedido hasta dos semanas más :)
Aquí tenéis un pequeño FAQ evilincclothing.blogspot.com.es/p/faq.html
Aceptaré pedidos por e-mail (sweetie.ftl@gmail.com) y FlickrMail, pero los e-mails los suelo mirar más a menudo y tendrán preferencia sobre los FMs :) No hay fecha de cierre ni límite de cabezas para este preorder, pero si me veo agobiada con el número de cabezas, puede que lo cierre temporalmente, y cuando haya acabado con los pedidos pendientes, lo volveré a abrir. Estas cabezas no serán limitadas :D
'A Day in the Life of a Refugee', run by Crossroads Foundation, invites participants to take a few steps in the shoes of refugees, through a simulated environment which re-creates some of the struggles and choices they face to survive, each day. 2018-01-25 12.30 session
© David McIntyre/Crossroads Foundation Ltd.