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:D Cant wait to shoot my final major project on it, the quality is amazing with its lens. Here I was just testing out the Firewire mode & making sure everything is working correctly
This is the person to credit who painted the mustaches on each of the waiters face that was participating in the Bastille Waiters Race. Such a wonderful event. Happy to hear the event will return in 2025. In 2019 was the last year the event was held in Sacramento.
Colorado Springs, CO - This is Paul, the head brewer of Peaks N Pines Brewery. I had the honor of chatting with him and Mike the Assistant Brewer. The brewery has been open for just over a year and I must say I was quite impressed with their offerings.
They were prepping this Bourbon barrel for their award winning brown ale. I am not usually a fan of Barley Wines but theirs was stellar. It also was barrel aged but they added black cherries which really mixed well with the oak and bourbon undertones.
If you find yourself in Colorado Springs I highly recommend a visit.
Cheers!
against De Smet at Chaminade College Preparatory School in Creve Coeur, Mo., on Jan. 8, 2016. Michael Gulledge, Special to STLhighschoolsports.com
I caught this artist (along with others) preparing for a performance/exhibition at Five Myles Art Gallery.
I never got to see the actual performance though, the opening reception was too crowded as there were 33 artist in the show = a lot of people in attendance.
Self portrait at work, helping to prepare a lunch for 25 referrals and their support staff at a mental health centre.
Today's menu was a choice of quiche, hand-cut chips (French Fries, if you're in America) and a bay leaf salad dressed with balsamic vinegar with Eton Mess to follow.
All for £3.50, or about $4.10.
The two Andrew Barclay locos featuring in the Tanfield Railway's Legends of Industry gala being prepared for work in a smokey Marley Hill shed on Saturday 22nd June 2024, 0-4-0 saddle tank 'Stanley' (Works No.1659 built in 1920) and 0-6-0 saddle tank 'Horden' (Works No.1015 built in 1904).
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The GI Joe team gears up for their next Op. by prepping their latest in expirimental weaponry the Havoc.
'86 is probably my third favorite Joe year after '85 and '84, respectively. Not to detract from the earlier years by any stretch but more so because there's a great sense of nostalgia there for me. This is sort of my Joe take on the Stun shot I did a couple weeks back.