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Shell Spring, Sapphire Group, Biscuit Basin, far-northwestern Upper Geyser Basin, Yellowstone Hotspot, northwestern Wyoming, USA in August 2011.
The complex of irregular, pustulose geyserite knobs here somewhat resembles the interior of an articulated tridacnid bivalve shell.
Shell design in Margate's Shell Grotto - it's shells, shells, shells.
Margate's Shell Grotto was discovered in 1835, although its actual age and origin is unknown.
The grotto is a 70ft passageway ending at the Altar Room, a small rectangular chamber 15 by 20ft.
The grotto gets its name from the 4.6m shells that decorate the interior with geometric patterns and stylised imagery.
Believe it or not this was not taken at the beach but at Tredegar House. They had sand and shells edging their flowerbeds.
This fish measures around 25mm total length.
Canon 100mm f/2.8 macro. f/11, ISO 400, with off-camera flash.
Designed by Sir Howard Robertson (1888-1963), the Shell Centre comprises of a 27-storey tower and three 9-storey buildings, originally known as the 'Upstream Building'. At the time, this was the first office building to be taller than Parliament's Victoria Tower, and had the largest office floor-space in Europe.
Taken on the London Eye
The London Eye (aka Millenium Wheel, and a few other names) was conceived by Julia Barfield and David Marks, who designed it with Frank Anatole, Nic Bailey, Steven Chilton, Malcolm Cook, and Mark Sparrowhawk. Formally unveiled in December 1999, it opened to the public in 2000.
A shelling demonstration being held in a field. I remember going out with my Dad as he shelled the excess corn for the farmers. This after their cribs had been filled.
I was driving 3 of my drunken friends when Sindre suddenly found out that he had to make a stop at a Shell station in Kristiansand to take a shower :P
給油していた時に来たタンクローリー。
ドライバーさんが話しかけてきたのですが、昔フランスモータースで働いていたらしく、その当時輸入されたばかりのスピダーを陸送していたそうです。
パラ、ソット、トロのそれぞれの違いとか懐かしそうに話してくださいました。
貴重な出会いでした。＾＾
sea shells unnoticed and randomly sitting on
a backyard porch at Cape Cod.
beachcombing for seashells had been
a favorite past time for me whenever
i am walking along the great beach
of Puerto Galera..
but i learned that regardless of
wherever ocean you are..
they are all the same. simply waiting to be
noticed and picked up..