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Finally SimCity is starting to feel like it should with Patch 7.0 introducing traffic fixes and a bridge/tunnel tool.
I finally have a 100K population city without a traffic jam going in/out!
I pieced the back and included scraps of all the colors from the front.
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And after all that effort, I realized I had no suitable head to swap. Do any of the Minis have white hair and/or afro puffs?
Patches is a piebald whitetail deer. Although they are pretty and rare, this is not a desired trait. Thought to be caused by overcrowded deer populations, which is the case here in Bent Tree.
a series of photos taken during the carnival of Taormina (Sicily) 2018 ....
una serie di foto realizzate durante il carnevale di Taormina (Sicilia) 2018 ....
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A patch obtained by Col. George Keene during the Korean War in the 1950s. George had a long and well respected career as a lawyer, pilot and Air Force base commander. In general, I do not believe this reflected anti-war sentiment. I look forward to hearing from anyone who can shed more light on the origin and purpose of this patch.
The white cheeked turaco comes from Africa,
mainly in and around the Sudan and Ethiopia regions.
You certainly can’t miss them with their green feathers, orange beak and eye ring and white patch in front of the eye and down their cheek…this is where their name comes from. Once in flight there’s even more colours to see – flashes of red on their wings. Beautiful.
Fun facts about the white cheeked turaco
They’re part of the Musophagidae family, which literally means “banana eaters”.
They breed well in zoos. The first ones were bred in the UK in 1964.
They cannot fly particularly well, but tend to run quickly through the tree canopy.
White cheeked turaco questions and answers
What do they like to eat?
All sorts of different types of fruit and plants.
Where do they like to nest?
In trees. They build a rough looking nest out of twigs about seven to ten metres above ground.
Pictures from our usual visit to the pumpkin patch around this time every year. We always have a good time. This year was no exception.
Pictures from our usual visit to the pumpkin patch around this time every year. We always have a good time. This year was no exception.
California Patch
(Chlosyne californica : Nymphalidae)
Kohl's Ranch, Gila Co., AZ, ca. 5360 ft. elev. Ponderosa pine/oak/juniper forest vicinity Tonto Creek.
First time I've seen it. ID verified on BugGuide.
Finally SimCity is starting to feel like it should with Patch 7.0 introducing traffic fixes and a bridge/tunnel tool.
I finally have a 100K population city without a traffic jam going in/out!
In an attempt to forego the inevitable, I’m trying the liquid electrical tape patch on the holey bellows. They’re not /awful/ but not useable as is. Top folds have two coats now, which should be it. One side is done (to the right in this picture); it was put on pretty heavy, but soaks in to the cloth. After curing, the bellows are still flexible and fold well (so far). Again, not a permanent fix, but if I can get a few more years out of it, all golden.
This is the long hood vinyl sticker patch that was designed to replace the former Toll Rail logo that locomotives with the Corncob livery carried. The sticker specification makes interesting reading - noting that it was ok to apply the new sticker over a painted on Toll Rail logo, but a vinyl Toll Rail logo had to be peeled off before the new one went on. The reasons for the stickers were Toll still existed after the Government purchased KiwiRail and didn't want their corporate logo on the locomotive anymore - so in the space of 3 months, these stickers were supposed to be applied to all Corncob liveried locomotives. This was an exercise which was technically never completed - one loco listed in the spec, DAR517 never received the stickers as it was laid up at Hutt Workshops and continues to languish in rotten row at Hutt, wearing the Toll logos. Te Rapa Depot, 25th October 2014