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Over 50 people “do-see-do’d” under the stars and joined in other activities at the historic Currango Homestead in Kosciuszko National Park recently.
The “mountain weather forecast” cleared by 11am and the rest of the day was blue skies.
People came from the coast, Canberra, Temora, Cooma and Tumut area to join in the ‘Back to Currango’ activities and help celebrate the history and lifestyle of people at Currango.
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little pixies for this week of Macro Monday (ok, not that much of a macro, but here it goes anyway).
Pixie Boyden, Management Information Systems Director, takes care of the Rossier Department Operations Center during an emergency drill. Photo/Rossier
What's Your Best Feature?
Some twenty-five or thirty years ago, some famous, busty actress or other was asked in an interview, "What do you believe is your best feature?"
"My back," she replied guilelessly. Yeah, right.
That out of my system, it may be quite true of my little starlet, Pixie. She has a lovely face and her sides are remarkable (hey, the Martians don't tag just any old dog, you know) but her back is rather special.
I took his sequence in mid-Spring when her coat was still long and full, her color patterns muted. She is in the habit of sitting with her back to me, in order to collect the odd stroke I might let drop her way. As if...
Excuse me -- Siegfried and Roy are on the phone again. Something about one of their white tigers missing a tail.
Remember Mia? Meet her new sister, Pixie Boo. Look at that face! I've dubbed her Ottawa's own Grumpy Cat. More photos of her to come! :)
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My first attempt at digital art, sketched out my pixie and played with my new program, long way to go - but cool effect!
A little felt pixie hat I made for my daughter as improvised Christmas costume. So see how I made it, please take a look at my blog.
Six Inches of loveliness is a variation of the pdf epattern. For more info visit www.carolyndolls.blogspot.com
Pixie Lott performing at the O2 Academy, Leeds.
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The Pixie bike putting the power to the pavement.
The Dirtbag Challenge is a bike build off for real working people. You get thirty days to build a chopper, you can’t spend more than $1,000 (including the bike), and you have to complete a 100 mile ride on it. Only the builders get to vote for the winners (except the People’s Choice Award).
The event is more like the coolest party you’ll ever attend. An incredibly diverse crowd, food and beer, loud music, burnouts – total chaos! More fun than is humanly possible with the best and truest friends you’ll ever have.
The website thedirtbagchallenge.com/ describes it best:
“The Dirtbag Challenge started as a reaction to the increasing perception that a custom motorcycle had to be expensive. There is a belief that custom bikes are the exclusive right of rich pretty boys and media personalities, rolling around on cookie cutter motorcycles that cost the same as a small family home. Well that’s bullshit.
The Dirtbag Challenge is a low rent chopper build-off, featuring real world bikes for riding in the real world. More than that, at the heart of it is a need to do your own thing, to break away from the same old mainstream ideals.
Dirtbag is about doing things your own way – without anyone’s approval, without anyone’s permission. Build the bike you want, live the life you choose. If we can do it, so can you.”
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Photo taken as a part of The Sutherland Shire's weekly Photo meet where we went in towards the city of Sydney and visited Newtown Cemetery where we met up wih our model, Pixie.
Thanks to Tony, who has much more experience with models than most of us do.
This is my very first time at taking model photo's and I was initially very hesitant, but thanks to Pixie for making our photography so easy, Pixie really knew how to use the camera lens to her benefit, this is only one image of some 600 I took that day and can honestly say there were very few throw aways.
Also there from our group were Alison, Carol, Tony, Stan and Justin, thanks guys for a great day. Check out some of the photo's we have posted here.
I have been toying around with the idea of a Pixie Shoe with a pointed toy for babies for quite a while now, and this is what I have come up with.
I just used some Linen scraps that I had floating around and it's worked out quite well (I think :-)
It's fully lined with all the interior seam hidden, so it's comfortable for a baby to wear.
I'll be trying out a few different fabrics, and maybe use one fabric for the lining and another co-ordinating fabric for the outer. I've also got a few ideas for screenprinting onto the fabric as well :-)
I might make larger sizes with non-slip soles in the future as well.
I might also add some sort of elasticised area at the back to help keep them on the feet more securely.
And yes, i think I will also try and make them in bigger sizes, for adults too!