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La última foto de rebecos y luego paso a otra especie. Dos hembras y una cría del año asomadas al precipicio desde los ricos pastizales subalpinos .
En la Cordillera Cantábrica, al igual que en los Pirineos y el resto de las montañas del sur de Europa, el piso subalpino se halla dominado por comunidades vegetales herbáceas y arbustivas.
Esta zona bioclimática se caracteriza por presentar la mayor riqueza florística de la región y forma uno de los principales puntos calientes de diversidad vegetal mundial. Ello es como consecuencia de su variable y multiecosistémico paisaje, el cual albergó zonas refugio para multiples linajes y poblaciones vegetales durante las oscilaciones climáticas del Pleistoceno (Montserrat y Villar, 1973;Villar 1977;Pauli, el al., 2003; Kadereit, et al 2004).
Las comunidades arbustivas que están asentadas en el piso subalpino, constituyen formaciones permanentes dominadas por el enebro rastrero (Juniperus communis ssp. alpina), acompañado por otros elementos como la gayuba (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi) y la laureola (Daphne laureola).
Buena parte de esta zona se encuentra cubierta por prados y pastos.
El tipo de explotación de los recursos forrajeros del entorno se lleva a cabo mediante un sistema de trashumancia estacional, con aprovechamiento estival de los pastizales de las zonas altas mediante el pastoreo y un mantenimiento de los prados, localizados en las zonas colinas y montanas, mediante siega.
Apart from specific calls to advertise, and specific things of interest i am on permanent hiatus from Second Life blogging, Second Life in general. 2020 wasn't very kind, and the culture of SL is LITERALLY just becoming even more toxic as the days go by. In order to save myself the hassle i'm just cutting ties and walking off.
I wanted to see them again because they are so beautiful. Half an hour's drive from my house, I was lucky enough to see them again. The osprey is not a permanent bird, it could be gone next week
A double-barrel empty grainer G806-06 throttles up after clearing the permanent 20 mph slow order in Staunton as the big AC traction GEs are getting about 200 empty hoppers up to 40 mph at LaGrange, VA.
It must be a bumpy ride along this railway to Maeklong! Note the rural nature of the rail corridor - hard to believe that you are surrounded by city here.
Permanently closes in downtown Weirton WV
Reportedly the customers were having closer relations than the law allows
Blast Beach, Durham UK
During the rare dry spells we get here on the north east coast of the UK these weird pools on the Blast Beach (County Durham) dry out and the beach surface somethimes splits and cracks into this animal-like skin.
pochi minuti...I pompieri sono riusciti a far uscire i due anziani dalle loro case..
Fra poco l'implosione. Non c'è vento, andrà tutto bene
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This is the Canada Permanent Trust Building located at 320 Bay Street in the Financial District of Toronto. It was built between 1928-1930 by the architect F. Hilton Wilkes. This building is a good example of Art Deco Architecture.
The Toronto Project:
Hi Flickr, I have been busy finishing my degree, and now I'm done!! I have finally completed my bachelor's in biology and chemistry. I just returned from a trip to Toronto. I have taken a fascination with the city in many ways and I had a list of things to do and experience there. In my three full days of staying there and shooting I experienced a lot and took 4927 photos, I walked dozons of kilometers, and visited many interesting areas. Some of the highlights include; the PATH system, Hockey Hall of Fame, Union Station, all of the major financial building complexes, CN Tower, Old City Hall, Osgoode Hall, Art Gallery of Ontario, Kensington Market, Chinatown, Sunnybrook Park, Cabbagetown, Necropolis, Euclid Hall, Gooderham Houses, Queen's Park Legislative Buildings, All of the old colleges of the University of Toronto, Royal Conservatory of Music, Annex style houses, Yorkville Houses and firehall, Casa Loma, Spadina Museum, the Royal Ontario Museum, Allen Gardens, Mackenzie House, St Michael's Church, Metropolitan United Church, Flatiron Building, St Lawrence Market, Toronto's first post office, St. Lawrence Hall, Sculpture Garden, St. James Church, Gooderham and Worts Distillary, Cherry Street Hotel, and Little Trinity Church and the surrounding neighborhood of Corktown.
This is just an image of a large series that I'm doing. The primary goal of this project is to document the diverse types of architecture that one can find in Toronto. Much of it has a British influence or American such as Richardsonian Romanesque when it comes to older buildings. But since Toronto is also a modern alpha global city and a global financial city it has a diverse and impressive amount of modern skyscrapers and post modern architecture. Its diversity is also shown in its people in that atleast 50% of the people living in Toronto weren't even born in Canada, making Toronto the world's most ethnically diverse city. It is extremely colourful and every corner has a new surprise. One can pass down the same street multiple times and stil find surprises like little shops you didn't even notice. I can't wait to return, but I need work in order to get down there again.
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"This was my prayer: a piece of land, not of great size,
With a garden, and a permanent spring near the house,
And above them a stretch of woodland. The gods gave
More and better. It’s fine. I ask for nothing else, O Son
Of Maia, except that you make these blessings last ..."
~ from "On The Sabine Farm", by Horace, 35 BC
dress . Megara / by UNA-SK
headdress . Head Accessory - Flowers with pearls / by ANTAYA
by Del-ka Aedilis:
building . Civitas Series - Aemilia @ mainshop
lamp . Civitas Series - Roman Oil Lamps @ mainshop
by NANTRA:
pose . Carrie set @ mainshop
by Lumae:
skin . Lelutka Eden - T6 (BOM) @ mainshop
also used:
hair . AAN330 hair chocolate / by booN
head . EvoX AVALON / by LeLutka
body . Lara / by Maitreya
skybox . Turnip's Skydome / by Turnip's Homes
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✭ Dimma
✭ eXxEsS
✭ {Frick}
✭ Lumae
✭ NANTRA
✭ Soul
✭ TSM
✭ TwoSided
✭ VENGE
✭ Zibska
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Ouachita Streambed Salamander (Eurycea subfluvicola) above and the Many-ribbed Salamander (E. multiplicata) below. As you can see, these two salamander species are similar in appearance and are also syntopic in the few streams where the former species is present. However, upon closer examination, E. subfluvlcola possess a more spatulate head, less dorsal pigment/markings and a slightly paler ground color. Also, while E. multiplicata will metamorphose from this larval state into a terrestrial salamander, E. subfluvicola is a permanently aquatic neotene.
Permanently laid up in its own display building, the Space Shuttle ‘Atlantis’ makes for an impressive sight at its display angle.
10-11-2024
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Moto-Vespa - en un escaparate del Centro Comercial Getafe-3 donde tienen una Exposición permanente con muchos recuerdos, fotografías, maquetas de edificios, y un sinfin de cosas del Getafe de mi niñez y anterior, que suelo visitar de vez en cuando y recordar...
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RECUERDOS
Recuerdos de aquel tiempo
perdido en el horizonte
recuerdo de telefilmes
recuerdo de uniformes
de aquella España que hoy
ni tan siquiera reconocemos;
de esta tierra baldía
que ayer fue espeso monte.
Recuerdos de aquel tiempo
en el que no sabíamos casi nada
pero lo intuíamos casi todo;
cuando éramos nosotros
los que teníamos que buscar el oro.
Y no como ahora, tiempo ingrato,
en el que todo nos llega
con sólo apretar un botón.
Hable al son de las viejas normas
mi corazón.
Recuerdos de viejos descubrimientos:
los colores en la televisión
(¡gran novedad!)
las colores de tu gesto
(¡lejana pubertad!)
las calores del verano
(azul)
y los calores del infierno
(rojo)
que nos anunciaban entonces
en aquel vetusto colegio
en forma de extraña fruta
de perdición;
y que sólo consiguió
a fuerza de tantos calores
turbar doblemente nuestros sueños
y hacernos flaquear la razón.
Recuerdos de pavimento mojado
cuando aún llovía
en las largas noches de invierno;
cuando aún maullaban los gatos
al paso de los serenos;
cuando media España aún iba de luto
llorando a sus muertos;
cuando aún había motocarros
y castañeras en sus puestos;
cuando por una peseta
aún podías comprar un sueño.
Recuerdos de ilusiones perdidas
y de amores olvidados
del despertar a la vida
y de tesoros enterrados.
Y que, como aquellas golondrinas
centinelas de los tejados
donde la hiedra empezaba a colgar,
como aquellas para las que el Norte
ya era pasado,
todo esto que evoco
son cosas que se esfumaron
y jamás, jamás volverán.
Recuerdos de un tiempo
en el que todo era como había sido
pero en el que empezamos
casi sin saberlo,
a entrar en una nueva era,
a ser modernos
aun a costa de no reconocer
aquella curtida piel de toro
que forjaron nuestros ancestros.
Todo eso recuerdo
de un tiempo pasado y perdido
de lo que en un punto fue y ha sido.
Porque aunque se guarden las imágenes
(viejas fotos descoloridas
archivos sonoros
películas de sabor añejo)
es un tiempo que se fue
es un tiempo ya muerto
es un tiempo que sólo
se puede aprehender
mediante recuerdos.
Juan Gómez Capuz
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✵ Je vous remercie de vos visites, commentaires et favoris.
✵ Muchas gracias por sus visitas, comentarios y favoritos.
Opening on May 17, 1968,
the park was closed permanently on Oct. 14, 1993.
In August of 2014, Charles L. Pelsor (the inventor of the spill less doggy bowl) purchased the property for a little over 8 million American dollars. In October 2014, he and some volunteers started renovating the remaining buildings and cleaning up the park. On December 6 and 7 of 2014, he gave two "river walk" tours. Future plans are to come.
Dogpatch USA is located on Hwy. 7 between the towns of Harrison and Jasper, in Northwest Arkansas.
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When I photographed the M. Rosa Corder Rest Room, I have no idea what it was. Also, it (whatever it was) was closed. Possibly in a permanent way. I took the shot because I had never seen such a thing.
Rushville, Nebraska is a pretty small town. To have a restroom this expansive right downtown was impressive. I knew there would be a story.
Rosa Corder was a pioneer to Nebraska, arriving in the Rushville area in 1886. As most of the pioneers Rosa and her husband were poor. But as the town grew, so did their fortunes.
By the time of her death, she had enough money to leave the town she loved and helped establish a lasting gift. At the time of her death, she was living with her brothers's family on a ranch outside of town.
Her brother left the town approximately $615,000. From money towards a Masonic Hall and Community Hall to a ball park and cemetery. Rosa, when she died in 1939, left the town $80,000 (though over half of that might have come from her brother).
It is with this money that she wanted the town to build a proper rest room.
This might seem trivial or silly, but at the time, towns typically had no rest rooms at all. And if they did, they were only for men. This rest room was specifically for the ladies. (Don't worry, fellows, the Modisett Club, which was men-only, was also built to take care of your needs!).
And it was a "modern" rest room, with running water and toilets that flushed.
The rest room building was designed by John McConnichie and built by the General Contracting Company (whose buildings were much more exciting than their name). They also built the library, the Masonic Temple, and various other buildings in the town.
The Sheridan County Star spills the tea on the rest room:
"The two story and basement building is modern in every respect. The upper floor is a five room, ultra modern apartment designed to be used by the matron who will look after the building.
"The entrance to the ground flood or rest room part is through an iron grill gateway, somewhat typical of the Old South, Mrs. Corder's native land.
"The front of this building is of Silverglade Stone. On entering the first room is a large lounge or rest room. Glass brick windows furnish the light in this room, the walls are finished in two shades of tan enamel with a tan inlaid linoleum on the floor.
"Furniture in this room is chrome steel upholstered in reds, yellows, blues and greens. Window hangings have been hand woven by the students at Oglala High School at Pine Ridge where really beautiful weaving is done. Of soft wool they are made with stripes matching the bright colored furniture in the lounge room. Here, too, is a full length mirror and a magazine case, magazines will be contributed by the people of the town.
"From the lounge a door enters the toilet room. Here the floor is of white tile, the walls of tan tile. Here are mirrors, lavoratories and all toilet facilities. Leading from this room is a smaller room which will be furnished with a couch, table and chairs. This little room, away from the others, was designed as a place where any lady feeling ill, or with perhaps a small child who needs rest and quiet, may relax. Curtains for this room are also being made by the Oglala High School.
"Light fixtures throughout are of modern design and harmonizing coloring.
"A door leading from the back of the hall opens into the garage at the rear. From the garage, as well as from the hall, is the decent into the light, roomy basement. Here is a laundry room delux as well as cool fruit room. A large automatic water heater supplies necessary hot water for the rest room as well as the apartment upstairs.
"The building is completely fire proof throughout and is one of the most beautiful buildings in Nebraska. Color harmony, design of construction and convenience mark it as a lasting monument to M. Rosa Corder and typical of her gracious hospitality, her warm friendships and her vision of service to the progress of the west she loved."
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'M. Rosa Corder Rest Room'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Film: Kodak Technical Pan; x-03/2004; 12iso
Process: HC-110F; 6mins
Nebraska
July 2025