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These shipping Containers are based on Scotty's design,
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But I've made them 16x8 so they tie in with my Pod system, I like the way they can all stack neatly together
The X shape is from L E G O Z ;)
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Another experiment with Mecabricks' rendering service. I used a night sky HDR lighting, as this seemed to be the most similar to the sort of background that I had in mind. Edited in Adobe PhotoShop Elements 6.0 that I bought years ago.
When a recipe calls for a vanilla pod, don't just throw it away after you scrape the caviar. Instead, fill a clean jar with white sugar and insert the scraped pods. A few days later, you'll have a jarful of vanilla-scented sugar. You can use it in your recipes or simply sweeten your coffee or tea with it.
I have an earlier shot of these from further away - came back a couple of weeks later and decided to risk climbing down the slope off the track for a closer shot.
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Nikon D300.
Sigma 105 2.8.
The Pod is 17 inches tall now.
There's a bunch more popping up.
The putrefied stink of death surrounds it.
OK, here's some important information.
No# 1 says if you know what you're doing
and can harvest the tuber by avoiding
the Big Itchy, the bulb, which weighs
about 10-12 kilos, is real yummy ;-)-
Amorphophallus konjac
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The Millennium Eye seen here during the blue hour with the moonlight giving a nice blue tint to this part of the sky.
BIG SIZE : www.flickr.com/photos/nightgallery/35603540163/sizes/o/
Asclepias syriaca - As October ends, milkweed pods finish drying out and split open, releasing flat, brown seeds carried aloft by a white, silky fuzz known as milkweed floss.
The seeds, each with long, white flossy hairs, occur in large pods. This was growing in our backyard in Carmel, New York.
To see what green pods look like follow this link: www.flickr.com/photos/sue_10512/22092833209/in/photolist-...
Two Pods of the Thames River Crossing cablecar system pass across the façade of an extremely ugly and self-conscious building.
In just two days this image has scored 3220 hits, becoming my second-most-viewed image ever — thank you, everyone!
UPDATE: In what seems like no time at all, this has become my most-viewed image ever!
THERE WAS ONE ODD POD (THE RED ONE) SO I WAITED FOR IT TO COME BACK ROUND AGAIN & CAUGHT IT JUST IN TIME.
seed pods with a spiral twist , perfect for blowing about in the wind. I'm sorry i have no idea to what plant they belong.
Day 41, Bay of Islands, New Zealand:
As we sailed into the inlet to tender. A few pods of dolphins followed us in to port.
Asclepias syriaca - The pod ripens then splits open, and the seeds, each carried by its white, silky, filament-like hairs, that are blown away by the wind.
To see a green pod, follow this link: flic.kr/p/zEgxBp