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Looking from Mid Station at the set of points where trains can change to the track down to the maintenance area.
Sea World Monorail System - September 2018.
Points of View
(how we think...
about a book on medicinal plants)
A book on plants, a simple thing,
it sits right next to me.
You'd think on what it really is
we'd easily agree.
But like so many bigger things
we don't all see the same,
each viewer who describes the book
may choose a different name.
This book is called 'a mountain' to
an ant upon the ground.
Doc Jo might say it's 'medicine'
to cure a snake-bit hound.
Some bugs would eat the book for lunch.
I'd rather read an hour.
My dad said, “Use it as a tool
to press a special flower.”
My brother said, “Think what it was
while it was still a tree.
And think of how it looks today
and what will someday be.”
So if we rip some pages out
and tear off half the back
then at what point is 'bookness' gone
and what will bring it back?
Can it be tree and cure and food?
What's real about this book?
It may take many points of view
And not just my first look!.
So keep your patience ready
as you name what fills your view.
The truth comes unassembled
and the rest is up to you!
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This points reciving with carting products at the store, trade it to have a chance to win the prize, the mercedez car, as many more buy you do more cupons points trading you have more chances.
The opening two points of the Murray vs Tsonga match - I'd say this is about how close it appeared when you were there in person, but sharper naturally!
The above photo has been shot with the Samsung NX10,
which has been provided by Samsung Electronics. Co., Ltd.
Matching rows of metal rings attached to concrete cylinders flank both sides of the LA River channel, just north of Compton Creek. These rows run above symmetrical ramps, which give vehicles access to the bottom of the channel. Painted markings and reflectors make the rings easy to spot. My best guess is that they are attachment points for cables spanning the channel, for use in rescue or retrieval operations.
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