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This is my new free pattern, Puddles the Dog. You'll find him in my Funmigurumi and Kids Stuff Blogger blog.
Me and my mini me Valancy, for most of the day at PUDDLE 2011.
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This week's theme was: P is for Puddle
After an unusually wet winter and early spring, we reach the theme "Puddle" at the first entirely dry week of the year!
I therefore hurried out yesterday to photograph some puddles before they all dried up. This was the one that came out best.
Whats more wonderful than watching the innocence of a child discovering the fun in a puddle.......nothing!! thats the point!!
There were some Blythes in attendance.
Unicornmine of Skinny Scalps came to PUDDLE. Here's one of her lovely custom girls. Such detailed eyelids.
It's a lot of fun to walk around and look at everyone's dolls. I enjoy seeing how people customize them. But it's also neat to see some of the rarer dolls or brand new ones in person.
Puddle is a fox, and a member of my Yummy animals gang.
I'm so happy how colourful and lovely the turned out.
So late Saturday evening when I was wandering around Garden Square, I came across this puddle and it had a great reflection of the big white tree they have set up on the fountain.. (by the way I love that tree)... enjoy...
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A.R.M. Rock Star Full Tilt owned by Wade Shows, reflected in a puddle. My wife and I visited the Robeson Regional Agricultural Fair over the weekend.
Puddles is a French Bulldog sculpture made of high fire clay and various glazes and is in mosaic stained glass and gold mirror.
Size:10" L X 8" W X 10" H
Animal Instincts Art
The rain was immense. Like many others, I waited in the library's vestibule for the torrent to lessen. And it did. I noticed two girls playing in the newly formed puddles across the street. They looked so happy.
There is a tarp in my yard that is filled with trash and leaves. I took this this morning when it was still wet outside.
I always wanted to do one of "those" puddle shots, so when I saw this reflection when out walking the dog I was really excited!
Tambopata is famous worldwide for its claylicks--the Colorado claylick, for example, found just a few minutes upriver from the Tambopata Research Center, where green parrots and flashy macaws flock in the hundreds to supplement their diets with badly needed salts. But parrots and macaws aren't the only animals in need of salt here in the western Amazon--the region is very far from aerosol sources coming in from the Atlantic ocean, and effectively cut off from the Pacific by the massive Andes mountains, meaning that salts are in short supply for virtually everyone. Mammals here also visit claylicks, and although occasionally they will visit the cliffs and riverbanks of the parrots, more often they acquire salts from open pits in the forest interior that are excavated over the years. Incredibly, even insects have to find salts here--the nectar they feed on as adults is low in just about everything but sugars. So this is why we see butterflies congregating in strange places--on riverbanks, at roadside puddles, on sweaty clothing, and even at urine--these are all sources of precious salt! In this photo, several species of pierid butterflies are feeding on the bank of the Tambopata River near the TRC. Every individual seen here is a male--in butterflies, the males are generally tasked with the acquisition of salt, which they transfer to the female during mating, along with the sperm, in what biologists call the spermatophore. Males spend a very large amount of time going after salt, just as parrots, macaws, and mammals do, during which time they are exposed and very vulnerable to predators--nevertheless, they're out there going after it, evidence of the importance of this mineral here in the Amazon.
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Soggy Family Fun on Highdown Hill, Worthing. Credit goes to Pete who took time out from Puddle scouting to take half the above shots.