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He gets me.
He keeps me grounded.
My heart is crazy for him.
I feel safe, secure, and protected.
Hair: Lamb: Valentine
Head: LeLUTKA-Kaya
Skin: *Birth*
Glasses: Cubic Cherry
Cosmetics: SugaRose
Face Tattoo: SPT
Nails: Ascendant
Dress: Pulse- Mara Dress
Pose: Empowered #108 (his pose modified)
Trapped behind a security fence for the evening I was determined to get a shot of the beautiful summer sunset regardless - HFF
Wow, back to flickr after a day of no internet access due to storms. Thanks everyone so much for all the visits, comments and favs!
flickr, and the pictures you all submit, amaze me every day. keep up the awesomeness!
Going to shows involves transport, which many cats don't enjoy much. The Sandy Carrier Bag offers a good solution, as it opens on top, so I can have the cat on my lap during the ride. They can look out while at the same time being securely strapped in a harness.
Bastian (mixed breed), 06.11.2016.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
Mum is making sure that this Welcome Swallow youngster eats his lunch.
Photographed in the Royal Botanic Gardens in Cranbourne using The Ephemeral Lake as background.
This ride is definitely not for the fainthearted! Get ready to turn your world upside down and feel the blood rush to your head on the terrifying Sky Flyer. Once you're firmly secured into your seat, the two vessels start to slowly swing in opposite directions rising higher and gaining more momentum until they both flip over completely. You may think the worst is over just before it sends you flying through the sky again, in reverse!
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(This is Part 1, Part 2 is here: flic.kr/p/2hzi5Ws )
"Just sign here Mrs Miller... Ahhh perfect thank you, You and your husband's future is now secure in the safe hands of Vault-Tec, Our lead scientist has done his checks and he thinks you and your husband fit the criteria for the closet vault, Vault 81. He will be personally observing you two very closely."
HAPPPY FALLOUT DAY EVE! This is part one of a two part picture series. tomorrow the Fallout Day picture will drop :)
If you can't remember what Fallout Day is, here is last years picture: flic.kr/p/2aYrjmx
Thank you all to everyone who took part in in this picture :)
(if you feel brave... Google "Vault 81 experiment" *giggles* like most of Vault-Tec's vaults... it was fairly messed up)
At Pillar Point Harbor, just north of Half Moon Bay, California. Kind of strange lighting that day made for some interesting conditions, and cool B&W shots.
Nearing the end of the rutting season the Fallow Bucks start to loose weight due to the exertion of battle. They are constantly distracted from eating during the season defending Doe harem' and chancing competitors. This one has managed to bear little scars and has his antlers are intact. He may not have managed to secure a prize this year as a result.
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After almost a week of vicious fighting through the icy ruins, the clanker command decided to pull out its remaining forces and surrender the port.
As soon as the droid forces retreated into their base in the cave systems to the north we all finally had some time to rest up and regroup. Everyone except for the ARF elements that is.
While the rest of the 253rd legion got to resupply and rest within the city ruins, my recon group was sent back out into the frigid cold to look for any pockets of remaining droids.
Bolt and I got sent to the eastern outskirts of the city. This sector of the city had been evacuated by the droids first and hadn't seen activity in two days. We didn't expect to find much.
[CL-8675]Jockey: See anything from up there?
[CT-2255]Bolt: Nothin but ice. Just a giant flat plain of ice. Ice over there. Ice over here. Ice on the ground. Ice on my armour. Ice...
Jockey: Ok. Shut up. I get it, there's lots of ice. Any activity on that ice?
Bolt: Looks like a storm is picking up several clicks to the east. That's it.
Jockey: Ill inform command about that.
Jockey on comm: Come in command this is CL-8675 reporting from recon patrol 14. Over.
Command: We read you CL-8675. What's your patrol's status?
Jockey: We've completed our sweep of the sector. Not detecting any functional droids nor any forms of life in the vicinity. Sector secure. However, we are picking up a storm about 11 clicks east-northeast of our position. Over.
Command: Well take a look at that. Your patrol is free to return to base. Over.
Jockey: Alright Bolt, let's get out of here.
Bolt: Don't have to tell me twice. The damn quartermaster division couldn't even equip us with the right gear. The ice crystals are starting to build up on my visor.
Jockey: Bolt, I swear if you say ice one more time I'm going to ship you back to Kamino on janitorial duties.
Bolt: Loud and clear lieutenant. Loud and clear.
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For the 253 legion thing. I've always liked Rhen Var. S/O to all them Battlefront 1 players!!!
I don't believe someone really understands how this lock thing is suppose to work. But A for effort.
This is certainly not the best photo, but it was a thrill to watch the male bluebird feeding the two fledglings. Charles built this birdhouse from an old barn door and set it on the deck planning to give it away. Immediately, we noticed a pair of bluebirds checking it out to see if it was suitable for a nest. The pair seemed to like the old barn door birdhouse and moved in. Charles secured the birdhouse to the deck and we watched the pair as they built their nest and hatched their fledglings. As the fledglings grew, we noticed that the female bluebird wasn't around the nest and that the male bluebird was doing all of the feeding. The two little bluebirds soon left the nest under the care and guidance of the male bluebird.
A few weeks later, another pair of bluebirds "refreshed" the nest and now they are feeding four fledglings! We have had lots of fun watching the bluebirds!!
More bluebird photos to come.......
Eastern Bluebird
Tennessee, USA
EXPLORE!! Highest position: 12
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International Truck detail
captured at Fletcher Fall Festival
Fletcher, OK
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Have a pleasant and peaceful, safe and secure, healthy and wealthy weekend, filled with all the blessings.
God be with us all.
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