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Queen Elinor Brave Doll Set purchased on its release day at the Disney Store, June 22, 2012. Photographed boxed, during its unboxing, and then fully deboxed. Also photographed with some other Disney Brave dolls.
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Queen Elinor Brave Doll Set ($19.50 US)
Disney Store Release June 22, 2012
Description from DisneyStore.com:
Queen Elinor Brave Doll Set
Item No. 6070040900143P
Our Price: $19.50
Enjoy hours of fun recreating Disney/Pixar's Brave with our Classic Queen Elinor Doll Set. Merida's gracious mother features detailed accents from her hair to her dress and is accompanied by a large Bear figure.
Product Details
•Doll features beautiful braided hair with gold ribbon detail that matches accents on her green dress
•Doll includes small plastic crown and belt
•Plastic bear opens and closes when small pegs are aligned
•Plastic / polyester
•11 1/2'' H (doll)
•12'' H (bear)
•Ages 3+
•Imported
•Collect with Classic Merida Doll and Triplet Doll Set, each sold separately
Outer Battery Rd
St-John's
Newfoundland & Labrador
100 iso, f/6.3, 1/160. -1ev
D7000 & sigma 70-200 (2x) @ 400mm
A great day out on the Outer Great Barrier Reef snorkelling. Such amazing colours!
The water was about two feet above the coral so you had just enough room to float over it.
Returning to some images from out fall trip east. Not sure what these bumpers are officially called. I liked the lines, colours and textures.
Gallery - www.flickr.com/photos/46822541@N07/galleries/721576234047...
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Sure, the main subject of this picture is blurry (it's a juvenile female White Shark), but after I accepted that fact, I was amused that there are two people taking pictures with their phone. Oh, the sign of the times...
The shark was a by-catch of a fishing boat down in Southern California. She has been on exhibit since mid-September 2004 and is the only captive White Shark in the world. They may be releasing her soon, as she recently attacked and killed two soupfin sharks, though not to eat...simply because they came too close.
The Monterey Bay Aquarium, Montery, California
EDIT -- April 2, 2005: They released the shark on March 31 after concluding that she exhibited hunting behavior and was becoming predatory. She was captive for 198 days and grew from 5 feet and 62 pounds to 6 feet, 4 inches and 162 pounds. Read the whole story at the Monterey Bay Aquarium's White Shark Research page.