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A sea lion, a seal and 2 ducks waddled into a (sand)bar...
It must be quite something to be floating along, minding your own business, when a rather large current or maybe a big burping sound hits you square on.
The 2 ducks became alarmed when the seal showed up, but then all relaxed. Then all 3 heads started swivling around, bodies bobbing up and down until this massive sea dog popped up.
But then, with good manners intact, they all shared the sea.
Wanted to test the Biketown system on a day with record amount of snow on the ground (about a foot or so).
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CHRISTMAS DAY SWIM, CORBALLY BATHS 1959.
I ordered her from Amazon. This is the only one I wanted from this series. I deboxed and redressed her. I will share pics soon.
My 51st b.d. was on the day I had to travel through the night to NC for my Dad's memorial service. My sweet sister-in-law there from Indonesia made a patriotic looking cake on the 4th for a late celebration of my b.d. with about 21 other family members :>))
Since social media has popped up people have been posting a lot of personal information online such as their profile, likes and dislikes, pictures, and what they are currently doing. It is awesome being able to share.. but how much can we share?
The only other creature stirring was this heron going about heron business.
I keep saying "no more heron shots", but, here we are again!
Stock photos for Metro Bike Share, launching in DTLA on July 7, 2016. Please feel free to download any pic. Credit: Metro.
New York City Department of Transportation Workshop with Community Board 5 on Bike Sharing Stations in Midtown Manhattan. March 2012.
Hosted at the Municipal Art Society of New York
Bud has always been a generous boy... willing to share his treats with younger deer ... however today he did get testy with a few of the larger does ....but I did witness his momma putting the run on him lol!
COAST volunteer Sam shares a joke with Kees Deenik from Rotterdams Wijktheater at the COAST International Festival of Community Theatre - Photo copyright Mark Simmons Photography
This is the charity Highmead Farm, Wimborne, Dorset and these alpaca were just standing watching the sunset.
this is a logo i created for a local non-profit org. that builds shelters housing free bikes for folks to use throughout the community, they also hold clinics and workshops on bicycle maintenance and repair and stuff like that. created using adobe illustrator and a little indesign. (this is one of my first logos)
Brazil Soccer participants experienced EarthFest in Knoxville where they learned about different initiatives, both local and nationwide, that promote being environmentally concious global citizens and reducing our carbon footprint. They also enjoyed fair activities, live music, environmentally-friendly crafts, and funnel cakes.
They spent the afternoon playing soccer at Knox Kicks World Cup day, organized by the University of Tennessee Center for Sport, Peace and Society in collaboration with students and volunteers at the University of Tennessee. Brazil shared their culture with youth and college students as they connected on the field through gruelling soccer matches in the warm, spring sunshine.
Elliott shared his parking receipt with Evan for a solid two seconds before snatching it back. Luckily, it wasn't long enough for Evan to get too attached.
Model: Asena Özçetin
Assistant: Samet B.
Co-Assistant: Can Balaban
June 2010 / Taradise Studios (Ankara)
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OK, I don't get the idea of Truck Nutz... fine. People can have fake balls hanging off of their vehicles if they want. Free country and all. But... why in the hell would someone want blue balls?
Great to see that someone else shares the same feelings about the the Getz's fine, historic racing pedigree. A pair of premium GT tourers with subtle, understated modifications, increasing performance.
I don't normally leave the dogs and the kids alone, unsupervised (especially when food is involved), but today Claire was in her high chair having a snack, and Kayley had to go potty (yep, the dreaded potty-training has officially hit full-swing), so I ran to the bathroom with her, and when I cam back to the kitchen, this was the scene.