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My flag looked so glorious the other day in the sunlight; it brought tears to my eyes.
For my Flickr groups…
Sharpes D51LWW is seen on Blackpool Seafront as part of the coach rally. D51LWW is a Volvo B10M with VanHool Alizee T8 bodywork.
It was a delight to find this spring ephemeral in bloom. Most of the hepaticas I find in my area are the Round-lobed variety.
Fotos by: JUST / just.ekosystem.org
Fotos by: JUST / just.ekosystem.org
Fotos by: JUST / just.ekosystem.org
Fotos by: JUST / just.ekosystem.org
Hanging around outside the bee hotel this morning waiting for the leaf cutters to leave so they can lay their eggs in the larval cells
Sharp-shinned hawks, members of the Accipiter family, are skilled hunters known for capturing songbirds, small mammals, and larger insects. These hawks prefer nesting in old spruce trees and thrive in wooded habitats. With 21 to 25-inch wingspans and weights of 3.5 to 6 ounces, they are crucial in maintaining ecological balance, making them invaluable to our ecosystem.
CREAM
With the scent of warm vanilla and rich caramel, this cream lemonade combines sharp and sweet for a satisfying and lingering taste of sweet caramel notes.
Early references to lemonade date back to ancient Egypt, but its modern-day formula developed after Joseph Priestly, a British theologian, philosopher and chemist, invented carbonated water in 1767. By 1833 the clear and sparkling lemonade we know today became widely available. It’s been evolving ever since…
SCROLL FORWARD TO 1914
Niko Zandukeli, a talented Georgian chemist and traveller set out for France and returned excited by the refreshing carbonated lemon drink he’d enjoyed there.
Obsessed with perfection, Niko Zandukeli was determined to create his own lemonade recipes by adding bold and original new flavours. Travelling around Georgia, the young Niko befriended fruit and herb farmers and began experimenting with different ingredients. Soon his unique recipes were being sold in pharmacies throughout the land, and fountains and cafes began to pop up as meeting places where Georgians could gather and socialise.
For 31 Days of May 2013
No.29 Sharp
Well, there were only three ways of doing this, I think - and I haven't looked to see what else has been uploaded for this theme, so I haven't cheated and copied!!!
'Sharp' as in music; 'sharp' as in pointy and 'sharp' as in sour or acid. So we have.... ta dahhhh..... a lemon!!
Thirty-two deployed Soldiers assigned to various units graduate from the Army’s Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Ambassador course at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait, March 22, 2023.
Soldiers attended the two-day training session hosted by the 1st Theater Sustainment Command Operational Command Post SHARP office. The voluntary training is designed to provide junior Soldiers with the education and skills necessary to promote culture change within their formations.
Brig. Gen. Maria Juarez, deputy commanding general of the 1st TSC-OCP, emphasized during her speech that the role of a SHARP Ambassador is important because the graduating Soldiers now have the responsibility to be the eyes and ears for the command team.
“Shadow the silence. Stop the violence,” Juarez announced as the new motto for the SHARP ambassador course, voted by the graduating class and attendees.
Macro Mondays. August 3, 2015 ~ Sharp as a tack.
Happy Macro Monday, my friends!
I was entranced again by the bunches of fading flowers brought in from Trader Joe's to cut and arrange as little centerpieces for the tables in the dining room. I don't know what flower this is
but I love the razor-sharp edge of its graceful petals!
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Pilots 1/Lt. Richard T. Sharp and Capt. Alden G. Thompson were part of the flight which departed New Caledonia for Australia during the afternoon of August 14, 1942. Strong headwinds delayed the flight’s arrival in Australia until after dark, and Sharp and Thompson had to crash land their airplanes. (Alden G. Thompson Collection)