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1. 365 Days Project - Day 79 (a.k.a. Canadian Gothic), 2. Iridiscent Trichomes, 3. 365 Days Project - Day 13 (a.k.a. M. Butterfly), 4. Monkey See, 5. Goldenrods, blue barn, Lanzerac Farm, Bailieboro, ON, 6. Brick Stack, 7. After the rain - cross processed, 8. Orange Crush,
9. V equals d over t, 10. Autumnal Clue #1, 11. le petit prince, 12. Floating duck - Cross processed, 13. Edging into the swamp, Seven Oaks Road, Bailieboro, ON, 14. New Model Clog Army, 15. Nocturnal Project VI (for the Utata Nocturnal Photographer Project), 16. Lock and latch,
17. Hay bale, front field, Lanzerac Farm, Bailieboro, 18. The walkway between the two buildings of 401 Richmond, 19. La Hacienda, 20. Cotton candy cloud sunset, 21. Transparent Screen #3, 22. Utata Thursday Walk, 23. Ode To Walt Whitman, 24. Nature as Measure,
25. Tomato Sauce, 26. Blue Barn, 27. Tim Hortons on Red, 28. Follow the Yellow Brick Road, 29. Queen Street Reflected, 30. Breezy Badger, 31. Room Makeover, 32. Life Poster,
33. Eating Toast, 34. LCD screen of the Nikon D40, 35. Ultimate Brownies, 36. 365 Days Project - Day 34 (a.k.a. There are many copies...), 37. DILO December 21 - Sunset on the Winter Solstice, 38. Four-colour peppers, 39. Hmm, broccoli, 40. Like fall in the spring...,
41. 365 Days Project - Day 12 (a.k.a. The Great Helmsman), 42. Ontario College Faculty Strike - Day 14, 43. County Road #21 spanning Squirrel Creek, Otonabee-South Monaghan, Ontario, 44. Traditional beef stew, 45. Rhubarb leaf backlit, 46. One Earth | Peterborough, ON Canada
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Haven't been posting scout posters in a while. But since I've finally reached 32, I figured I'd better. I may never get to 4 rows again. :)
1. T R A G E D Y, 2. What a Face!, 3. Jump for Joy, 4. Hey...I know you!, 5. Brush Those Teeth, 6. My Big Butterfly, 7. Transparent Plasma, 8. S O A R,
9. I beg your pardon?, 10. Wasp Up Close, 11. S C R E W E D, 12. Precious Little Hand, 13. Luc Looking Out, 14. Peek-a-Boo! (Do Over), 15. My Princess, 16. ~ D A R L I N G ~,
17. Nice To Meet Ya..., 18. Mother and Daughter, 19. Bath Buddies, 20. Jessie is Born!, 21. Pardon my lens, 22. A glimpse into the future?, 23. Ray of Light, 24. After a Long Day of Work...,
25. Let's go swimming, 26. Jump For Joy, 27. The Flowergirl is ready, 28. Sisterly Love, 29. Hulk Baby, 30. Sydney is Born, 31. Rock On!, 32. My wife took this picture!
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Scout Trooper, or Biker Scout, is a Stormtrooper class. Scout Troopers were used for scouting areas, and usually carried lighter weapons. Many also had speeder bikes with them for scouting patrols. Before the rise of the Empire, Clone Scout Troopers were very similar in appearance with white camouflage instead of white armour. They work in teams of two, called "lances", led by a sergeant. Their main appearance in the Star Wars movies in the Battle of Endor. (SW005A)
thank you soooo much Sophia, for bringing scout!!!!
she is just adorable!!! one of my favorite Blythe!!!!
also i have to say sorry to sophia's peanut....i promise i love you too!!! we will meet soooon~
A Boy Scout (in most countries simply a Scout) is a boy or a girl, usually 11 to 18 years of age, participating in the worldwide Scouting movement. Because of the large age and development span, many Scouting associations have split this age group in a junior and a senior section. Boy Scouts are organized into troops averaging twenty to thirty Scouts under guidance of one or more Scout leaders. Troops subdivide into patrols of about six Scouts and engage in outdoor and special interest activities. Troops may affiliate with local, national, and international organizations.
Some national Scouting associations have special interest programs such as Air Scouts, Sea Scouts, outdoor high adventure, Scouting bands, and rider scouts. Some troops, especially in Europe, have been co-educational since the 1970s, allowing boys and girls to work together as Scouts.
One of m favorite shots, Hanging Camera out the rear, had to turn of the engine and cost to get rid of the vibration that was going through the tripod.
Former Sandstone Mine at Rawtenstall in Lancashire. Apparently one of the best examples of the Pillar and Stall mining technique.