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After you visit your laughing place, hop on into The Briar Patch and take a peek inside Brer Rabbit’s home. I love the decor here and it's worth a visit just to see the roots of the briar patch forming the ceiling of the store. Always remember to Look Up!
This is nice shop with a good variety of Splash Mountain merchandise.
This butterfly is found in Southwest deserts in California and Arizona. Similar to Banded Patch, it is usually much less common. Note the red spots along the margin of both forewing and hindwing, this contrasts to the smaller white spots along the margin of the Banded Patch.
These patches denote the various roles of the Renton, Seattle and Everett factories. The era that the patches depict is a rather specific time, going on the aircraft represented: it was sometime in the mid 1980's.
Wide open wide angle as portrait lens.
Fremont, Seattle, WA
The statue is called Late for the Interurban by sculptor Kevin Pettelle
Sony A7II
Nikon 35mm f:2 Nikkor Ai
Fotodiox Lens Adapter
Silver Efex Pro
Laughing Squid Embroidered Patches
Laughing Squid Stickers & Patches Now Available Via Sticker Giant
photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid
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A touch of filter was added to this image in post-processing.
Snow seems to have disappeared from the weather forecast for Calgary for the next few days. It was supposed to snow last night and this morning, but, instead, we have blue sky and sunshine. Yesterday, thinking I had better get out for a drive before this snow arrived, I drove east and north-east of the city, which I haven't done for ages. Not my favourite drive to get out there on a very busy highway with endless, enormous trucks, and it is also an area that I can easily get lost in once I get there. As it turned out, it was a cloudy, windy day. and definitely not good for taking photos.
The birds that I was hoping I might come across were nowhere to be seen. No problem, though, as I had already seen both species on a recent outing. Instead, I was so happy to see a flock of Gray Partridge and a handsome male Ring-necked Pheasant. The Partridge flushed from the edge of a gravel road and, as they always do, took flight over a field and disappeared from sight. As I watched, one individual partially showed himself, presumably checking for the group whether I had continued with my drive.
The Ring-necked Pheasant was crossing a field at a farm and not too far away. After turning in different directions, it gave a very loud squawk and off it flew, disappearing over an adjacent field. It had been ages since I last saw one of these spectacular, colourful birds, so this was a pleasant surprise.
These Pheasants are well-established in the wild in North America, but more are raised and released in Alberta every year as game birds.
We had a lovely day picnicking and walking on Max Patch on the Appalachian Trail. The views were stunning. Read more here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Patch and here en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_balds
Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without explicit permission. © Barbara Dickie. All rights reserved.
Esta almofada fiz igual ao meu primeiro trabalho em patch, acho este modelo muito gostoso de fazer..
5x5 patch design to go along with hatred for a human host.
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We seem to have a continuous problem with the knees of our pants. Two little boys= many worn out knees. I finally took action. It was slow, but I'm happy to say that they are no longer going to school with naked knees.
Tuckahoe Wildlife Management Area (WMA)
Screven County, Georgia, USA
Collard Patch Lake is an oxbow lake off the Savannah River.
This is sort of funny. Inspired by the swatch of a vintage net, at the left, and also by a chapter in Mary Thomas's Embroidery Book, I decided to do some embroidery onto net. I tacked a piece of white fabric to a double layer of net and drew circles around it using a penny as a template. I then spent the weekend embroidering on them and cutting away the background fabric. Crazy. I think the buttonhole stitching around the circles is too thick.They sort of look like Girl Scout merit badges! I will try another piece and just over cast the edges. However, this piece does look really interesting layered over another piece of embroidery. Let me know what you think.....