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Yellowstone. Biscuit Basin. Shell Spring (of course, being a spring, it erupts continuously. That's because there is no constriction in the path of water from underground up)
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Нафтениот гигант Shell разви градски автомобил за иднината, кој штеди енергија и при производството и при експлоатацијата. Во секој друг поглед, концептот на Shell е само Smart од следната генерација.
Shell претстави концепт на градски автомобил за блиската иднина, со намера да докаже дека при ра...
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This lamp is made of shells. It's from the Philippines, I think.
This picture was taken in my teacher's house with my cell phone.
I think the lamp is real pretty.
My opinion: I don't think the picture is good at all, but I like the color scheme.
Thursday 1st March 2012 (3.44pm)
I went to find out why the birds were making a lot of noise and found this Broad-shelled Turtle.
I assume its long neck gave the birds the impression that it was a snake.
I got the video camera for photos and the cart to take it down the back to the creek and away from the sudden death jaws of Charlie (our dog).
The videos were not the best as I had a lot of midges and mosquitoes biting me but I managed to salvage these photos from them!!!
I left the turtle in a narrow neck section of the creek so that it could find its own 'special' spot :-)
My Thanks and Appreciation to Graham Stockfeld for his time and effort in correctly identifying this turtle.
Below is a great Link for information and photos of Australian Freshwater Turtles:
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This was taken during low tide in Shell Beach near Spyglass during the busy New Years weekend. The sunset wasn't as spectacular as others lately but ill take what i can get.. and i couldn't resist capturing these interesting designs in the sand!
D7000 | 18mm | f/16 | ISO 200 | 1/40, 1/10, 1/3 | three exposures blended in Photoshop
I ripped these photos out of a MS magazine several months ago, and finally got around to photographing them. It's pretty amazing what people can do with shells.
Shells from the Coast mistaking -
I cherished them for All -
Happening in After Ages
To entertain a Pearl
-Emily Dickinson
What to do with all these shells?
Creatieve uitspatting van mijn ouders. Ze hangen aan de schuttingrand tussen de tuinen.
Visit Britain shows how, from the 1920s, Shell took the whole of Britain as inspiration for one of its most effective advertising campaigns, effectively encouraging people to get out in their cars and enjoy the pleasures of the countryside.
3D red/cyan glasses required for viewing.
Stereo (cross view) version is here: www.flickr.com/photos/29811507@N02/4187507064/in/set-7215...
Brevmerke med reklame for Shell motoroljer. Ca. 1930–40-åra.
Tekst: "når De ser disse.... skift til vinterolje".
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Original in Einar Øklands private collection, digital reproduction by Bergen Public Library
Barnacles are Crustacean animals in the class of invertebrates as crabs, prawns etc. The larvae are free swimming and go through several swimming stages until they eventually anchor to rock or other hard surfaces such as piers and boats. Barnacles then form protective plates which encases them and are then unable to move. They sweep plankton into the centre of their encasement when immersed at low tide. Often barnacles are above the waterline in lowtide and can endure high temperatures on the rock upon which they live.
A dog participates in the sHell No Flotilla part of the Paddle In Seattle protest. Nearly a thousand people from country gathered in Elliott Bay on May 16, 2015 for a family-friendly festival and on-land rally to protest against Shell’s Arctic drilling plans. Photo by Greenpeace
Went to tampa these weekend and landed on some private island searching for shells ended up getting about a hundred including sanddollars which arent in these picture some of these shells are the size of my hand. I would say it was a good day:)