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This is one of my favourite piece of work. Clean and simple layout, I still like it after 2 years. Haha. Enjoyed putting the animals and trees together on the fading earth.
Artwork can be seen here : www.flickr.com/photos/43842772@N08/4168498913/in/set-7215...
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Here are Arriva Buses Wales VDL Pulsars CX14 BYB 3165 & CX14 BYC 3166 are seen at the Bangor bus station as 3165 is on the route 5 to Llandudno and 3166 is on the route 5C to Caernarfon.
This is a new Chase Bank going up. It is built like a bunker and is waiting for a few finishing touches. I asked a man about the wavy finish and he said he's only the electrician and his job was to simply make it light up.
The fire hydrant you see continually leaking in the previous capture is right beside it. Do we see a pattern here?
These wavy side panels are "Chisled Limestone Corners Cream" and they are simply waiting for the mortar.
I hope the panels don't blow off before they are finished - from the outside so far this bank looks pretty - not sure about how sturdy!
I was driving out the long road to the Point Reyes Lighthouse, when I came upon a sign pointing down a farm road: “Historic Life-Saving Station Cemetery”. I had no idea in the world what that could mean, but how could I resist? Not very many bumps and potholes later I found an amazing little piece of history - a kind of “boot hill” site that turned out to be another unexpected highlight of my daytrip to Point Reyes National Seashore.
“IN A WINDBLOWN cemetery on the Point Reyes Peninsula, the bodies of four young surfmen, as members of the little-known U.S. Life Saving Service were called, lay buried for more than a century before the National Park Service and the Coast Guard discovered them. For the fifth Memorial Day, those first surfmen and the generations that followed them will be remembered in a convocation on Monday morning at the little cemetery near the Point Reyes Lifeboat Station at Chimney Rock. They will be honored for the lives they saved in the treacherous ocean along the Marin County coast, sometimes at the cost of their own.
The surfmen had the most daunting motto of all the services: ‘Ye have to go out but ye don't have to come in.’
Between 1871 and 1915 surfmen saved the lives of 178,000 people nationwide.”
From an article in the Marin Independent Journal, 5/25/2014 by Paul Liberatore
www.marinij.com/general-news/20140525/a-memorial-day-serv...
Sylvie made an early morning visit to Nth Magdelaine cay to check on her mother turtles. The tide times and range were going to make it difficult for any turtles who chose to negotiate the rocky easterly side of the cay. She found several turtles that appeared trapped and disoriented among the rocks . We returned in a somber mood at 11 am to find one had made it back to the ocean. One was in a bad way and sadly soon died. Another turtle looked near death but was still able to blink its eyes. A good sign. So with my back brace firmly attached we spent three exhausting hours pushing, lifting, and dragging mother turtle to the waters edge of the pristine nth west beach. We continually pouring water over it and by the time we had reached our destination it was lifting its head and moving its fins a little. We were astonished when it was able to swim of, be it rather weakly. It was going to fully recover no doubt...not sure whether my back was going to recover though ..... :)
Coral sea
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Two abused & abandoned souls. Mr Blondie &
Mr Little Larry the Pipsqueak aka The Monkey.
At this time I was making special frozen food
for the dogs. Take a large pot full of rice and
add bits of pork and chicken even some fish.
Freeze it then deliver said food to the dogs.
Frozen helps clean their teeth and prevents
them from gulping or inhaling their food ;-)-
As you can see,
The Monkey has a terrible "roach back."
When he was dumped at the temple
just like most of the others, his
health was on the decline.
Sick & full of parasites.
Then along came Nina and she
fell in love with Mr Little Larry.
Through her monthly support
The Monkey is a way different
dog today. Racing and playing
his new life is healthy and full
of loving care, soft bed good
food and surrounded by dog
friends also from the temple.
And let's not forget Mr Blondie
who was named and supported
monthly by, Mr Perfesser_Bear
Susan,
Out of Northern Calif supports
Ms Molly, the sweetest dog ever.
While others contribute monthly
to the general care of the dogs.
Now here comes a Huge Big Thank You
to all of you who just sent in donations
to cover the coast for 9 dogs to receive
their yearly double booster injections ;-)-
Susan sent me a flickr mail saying the funds
are on the way. Which means sometime
next week that project will be put into
motion. Any funds left over will help
cover the expense for dog food.
Double boosters doesn't sound like
much but it is a long process to do.
Without going into details please
believe me, out here it's Big ;-)-
So a Double Big Thank You from us 2 U.
Thank You.
Jon&Crew.
Please help with your donations here.
www.gofundme.com/saving-thai-temple-dogs.
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A person placing their pounds coins into their savings bank.
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Airliners are difficult to preserve - there's a lot to maintain, bulky to move and display and of course lack the heroic glamour of a Spitfire or a Lightning.
During the 1960s and 1970s Heathrow was awash with Tridents and BEA purchased 65 of various models.
This is G-ARPO, a 1C model, and is one of three Tridents on public display within the UK. A fourth airframe is in store by the Science Museum, and a handful are displayed in China, their national carrier having purchased 37 aircraft.
The aircraft moved here in 2011, after having been a fire training aid at Durham Tees Valley airport. I was surprised to learn that this has now been repainted in Northeast colours, but still lacking wings and fin, although they are on site.
North East Air Museum, Sunderland
20th June 2013
20130620 IMG_3407 GARPO DTV
This may not be a nature photograph in the truest sense of the word, but there is a big connection. The location is the Peak District moors above Dove Stone Reservoir, The helicopter is busy flying in hay bails which will be used by RSPB staff and volunteers to obstruct some of the drainage channels that have formed on the top of the moors. This will hold water on the moors and, when wet enough, the volunteers will plant sphagnum moss. Sphagnum will help to keep the peat in place and prevent it being washed away and into the reservoir below. It will recreate a blanket bog, which once existed on these moors before pollution destroyed the sphagnum. Blanket bog is an important environment, which not only provides a breeding ground for invertebrates and therefore a food supply for birds, but it also acts as a carbon dioxide trap, absorbing and locking in CO2.
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Location: Bavi wild church
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IAF's helicopters worked side by side with 669 Search & Rescue unit during Operation "Protective Edge", evacuting more then 240 wounded soldiers
Photography: Hagar Amibar
במהלך מבצע "צוק איתן" פעלו טייסות מסוקי הסער בשיתוף עם יחידה 669, וחילצו למעלה מ-240 פצועים מרצועת עזה
צילום: הגר עמיבר
This Halloween I returned for my second live show at the world famous Moog in Barcelona, Spain. I don’t know what I can say here. Barcelona is one of the greatest cities on the planet. The venue is near the beach on the amazing Les Rambles strip. Imagine a walk and on each side beautiful architecture both classic and modern. There is food and partying everywhere. The area is packed day and night. Everyone is gorgeous and the climate humid but not too hot. If you plan a trip Barcelona and Berlin should be one and two on your list.
I got a hotel directly next to the venue. It was a smart move because I was exhausted by the 4 shows and DJ gig the week before. After a life saving sleep I arrived at the club. The staff were covered in blood. Mission Ecstasy was blasting, it was packed and basically on fire (see video below!).
I had an amazing time performing of course. I always say I’d much rather play live in a small club than a festival/stadium. Nights like the one at the Moog confirm my thinking. You can really connect with the audience. By this event I had practiced the new songs live a few times so they were becoming fun to me.
It was great to see some of the people I met the first time I performed there. It has to be said that the Moog DJs are incredible. I spent a good amount of time taking photos of the records being played because I had to know what they were. Stand by the Innovators!
Video: youtu.be/FfuKGs01tMI
For more info: www.facebook.com/MoogBcn
it was a rainy day, i was capturing some moment of wood pecker and i was lucky enough where i caught some of them. it was the time for feeding child and mom was finding a better way and she was afraid of me and my camera, .....suddenly she block the hole of house.......looked like its saving her house.............and i remember one of favorite movie by tom hanks " saving private raiyans".....thats why i mentioned this on caption
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Saving for a snowy day...
Amherst, NY - 12/06/23
(Chickadees are a scatter-hoarding species with well developed spatial learning and memory skills, and are able to store food across multiple locations for use during the harsh winter. And I can't remember where I left the car keys!)
OM System OM-1, Olympus M.Zuiko 100-400 f5-6.3
Saving vs Investing signs
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Shane, the amazing owner and designer of Deadpool Fashion needs our help. For those of you that don't know, Shane is battling Cancer and Graves Disease, which is now effecting his eyesight.
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