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A cold tea of pepper root, much enjoyed in the Pacific islands. Obviously the ceremony is as important as the drink which has anesthetic properties. Octopus Resort
Note the Poodle walking on 2 legs....
The Borzoi type dog to the left of the Poodle wearing a bandana has the most neat trot/walk, it would put a dressage horse to shame for it's stride, rhythm and pace.
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A pygmy nuthatch perched preparing to launch from a branch. Kelowna, BC, Canada.
The red background comes from an OOF Japanese maple.
This gorgeous baby Bobook Owl was probably the highlight of the photoshoot by Creativelight.co.uk. Absolutely stunning little bird.
FWC biologists prepare the fish for release. They must make sure the fish are acclimated to the water temperature of the lake before they can release them.
Glutinous rice is stuffed in bamboo, along with various meats and vegetables, depending on the customer's preferences, and cooked over a flame. The resulting dish is "soaked" with the sweet fragrance of bamboo and absolutely delicious.
2011 China, Longsheng, Ping An village.
Rolleiflex 3.5f, kodak pro 160
Still one more Värttinä shot; I'll see if I upload one or two more shots of the other singers at some point later.
But anyway, my first personal impression about this was that she's about to deflect something that is just about to fall from above. Too bad that the microphone gives away the real situation.
This photo was actually taken by Rasmus Rasmussen for my blog. He rocks :)
This is me preparing concord grapes for my Vineyard pie
Recipe for Vineyard Pie at nommynom:
Preparing meat to prepare Mongolian noodle soup (Guriltai Shul) in Dashinchilen soum, Mongolia. Thanks to early action inventions, which were implemented a head of a harsh dzud winter, families on average saved USD 778 in avoided losses due to reduced livestock mortality.
Read more about FAO and the impact of Early Warning Early Action in Mongolia.
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