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Large vintage garment patch and chrysotile ore asbestos sample (approx. 8cm) from Cassiar, British Columbia, Canada.
My daughter Mariacristina is a Biochemist and she is always on the lookout for samples to analyse. A phone snap of the view from the fell showed this disused reservoir in the distance, duly WhatsApp to my family. Quickly came back reply red lining the pond with the message “Samples from here”. So I made my way down and retrieved the two specimen contains and collected her two samples, one of water and one scrapped from the bottom getting a bit wet in the process. My job done I took this photo. So my darling daughter this is where I collected your samples, any use of this photo in your scientific journals will cost you.
The Sample Gates serve as a welcoming entryway for beautiful IU campus.
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Tiny male Australian Eastern Spinebill (Acanthorhynchus tenuirostris) takes nectar from another native, a cultivar of the ubiquitous Callistemon viminalis in my Gold Coast Queensland garden.
After an enjoyable meal of Bak Kut Teh in Singapore, we walked down the road to sample the last durians of the season.
PLEASE look at the original size!
I was taking a biker and had Sam's 70-300mm with me to try and get some bird shots - when I got home and looked at what I had TRIED to take, they were awful - had a rabbit about 6 feet from me and had taken about 10 shots and they were ALL blurry - was SOOOO pleased that these two butterfly shots "worked" - no PS needed! Yahoo!
There was one deer in the woods next to the trail and by the time I reacted, it had run off - maybe next time . . .
Some life sample....!
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