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Tooey and Judith sharing time together :o)
Side by side ...... Ray Charles
Oh, we ain't got a barrel of money,
Maybe we're ragged and funny;
But we'll travel along, singin' a song,
Side by side.
Don't know what's comin' tomorrow,
Maybe it's trouble and sorrow;
But we'll travel the road, sharin' our load,
Side by Side.
Through all kinds of weather,
What if the sky should fall;
Just as long as we're together,
It doesn't matter,
Doesn't matter at all.
When they've all had their quarrels and parted,
We'll be the same as we started;
Just travelin' along, singin' a song,
Side by Side.
SIDER MONTEDIPROCIDA
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The East Beach in Side, Turkey. On the right you can see the remains of the eastern city walls dating back to Hellenistic period.
In order to protect itself from threats coming by land or sea, Side was surrounded on all four sides by high walls. The sea walls have been much altered over the centuries due to repair and rebuilding and have lost much of their original appearance; they even have collapsed in several places. By contrast, the land walls and their towers are almost whole, due to their having been carefully constructed of conglomerate stone. The city is entered through two gates in the eastern fortification wall. The large main gate was built during the Hellenistic period. It is flanked by two towers and gives onto a horseshoe-shaped courtyard. After passing through the courtyard and a square room, one enters the city. The second largest city gate, also belonging to the Hellenisitic period, lies on the north-east of the city.
WEEK 51.2 – Southaven Burlington Relocation: New Store, Set III
Here's a look down the left-side actionway toward the front of the store. (I'm making a conscious effort to use “toward” here, even though I prefer “towards.” I looked it up, and apparently the “-s” is a British thing; Americans do without the extra letter at the end. That goes for similar words as well, like forward, backward, upward, downward, and afterward, according to Google. To me, though, those all sound weird without the “-s.” Just sayin'. #TheMoreYouKnow)
...With that out of the way, here's another Sports Authority comparison shot for you, although I believe that was taken a bit further up.
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Trung Nguyen coffee was a household name in Vietnam till Starbuck and other fancy coffee brand arrived. Now people has so many choices of great coffee, great brands in Vietnam
Isla de Medio is already marred by war, but rumours has it that it is only just begun.
Eslandola has brokered a treaty with Garvey, and the wounded soldiers arriving at the field hospital has started talking of reinforcements. The Mardierians seem certain that their fleets and royal troops will soon turn the tide, while the Eslandians celebrate the expected arrival of Garveian allies. Both sides seem certain of victory, and Montoya is sure it can only mean one thing - casualties, and lots of them.
The hospital no longer needing him, he has requested conveyance to join the expedition on newly discovered Celestia.
Found this lovely secluded spot in one of the many beautiful parks in Hangzhou. I already passed it a thousand times by car...only now, that the leafs have fallen off the trees at the main street did I notice the interesting things to discover there.
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2010-08-20
The eastern side of the Arzviller tunnels - a container train with CFL-3017 is about to enter the railway tunnel, the portal about 15 m deeper than the canal tunnel.
The train just crosses an opened tunnel which must have existed there before the canal above was built and completely had changed the scenery here:
During DeGaulles reign in the late 50s the canal was rerouted as to be seen in the picture, staying above the southern side of the railway and behind the bend reaching an inclined elevator, a trough where ships are transported down by about 45 m to a lower level.
By this more than 19 small and narrow locks were substituted which were situated in the valley at left. They still do exist including the small houses where the guards of the locks lived. The locks can still be seen, but most of them are in a bad shape now, overgrown by water plants, algae and the like. The journey for ships is said to have lasted for one day just for about a mile.
Still a very interesting place; the incline can be visited and watched from outside on the lower level:
www.fotocommunity.de/photo/plan-incline-thomas-reitzel/43...
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A lot of people asked me about the color results from this photo and the previous one. so to explain how it works :D
i did the "almost" cross processing/lomo effect in photoshop, but of course the smena and film has a charming effect as well.
i'm not sure if you are familiar with lomography and cross processing, but what you need to do is get a lomo camera and use an E-6 film; then process it in C-41 (normal film) chemicals
i bought the smena lomo camera to do some lomos but unfortunately i cant find E-6 films in Egypt , they are very rare to find so it looks like um going to buy some from ebay
so put in mind that these colors are photoshoped..not sooc nor chemically cross processed. Hopefully you'll see some real lomos when i get my E-6 film from ebay :D"
OMW the side yard looks incredible - I just can't get over how pretty this area is and I can't believe it's ours. The wall came back even more beautiful then I ever imagined!!! I can hardly wait till our landscaper sees it all :D
"Now I'm on my own side
It's better than being on your side"
It Ends Tonight by The All-American Rejects
Yayyy, this is the final "Color Splash" picture for Project Awesome! I'm extremely surprised I finished week one a whole day early :D
This is Alexa again... I love her nailss <3
Credit to URBANrecon for reminding me of casslenut on the buffer tube
Charging handle fixed&selector separated
Have a nice weekend, folks :)
My variation on a Helena Verril model, inspired by a model by Samukami, folded from a hexagon cut off from a 40 something cm on the side square of colored copy paper.
“When I was a boy I was given medication which had side effects. It affected my eyesight and consequently I can’t see very well - I’m visually impaired. I remember the whole Thalidomide scandal was going on around the same time, but my mum didn’t pursue compensation or anything like that. I don’t know what would have become of it anyway, the damage was already done. You can’t take back something like that. It would have been easy to blame someone and use it as an excuse to not do things. I’ve tried to live my life as normally as possible - I taught myself to play the keyboard, I record, and I still have hopes of playing in a band one day.”
side views
6"7"8"9"10" tiers in fondant with lustre, inedible crystals and gumpaste ruffled flowers
made for my gorgeous bestir from skye collections facinators for her bridal shower
top half real bottom half dummies
original design by caketress
Today I decided to play with side lighting. I wanted to use my SB600 but apparently the zoom is busted so I went with my Sigma 530 Super Flash. It zooms to 105 mm vs 85 mm on the SB600 so it probably wasn't a bad switch anyways.
Strobist info: Single Sigma 530 Super Flash to camera left just slightly behind subject. Flagged with a Honl Speed Snoot to keep the light off the background. (Just used as a gobo).
Inside the Cathedral Church of St. John
The cathedral of ‘s-Hertogenbosch partly dates back to the early-13th century when a parish church dedicated to St John the Evangelist was built in the newly founded town ‘s-Hertogenbosch in the Duchy of Brabant. To reflect the town’s wealth and increased status of the church, which became a collegiate church in 1366, a new Gothic church was built from around 1370 onwards to systematically replace the Romanesque original. It only became a cathedral in 1559.
The Gothic choir was completed by 1415 and the transept by 1470. Subsequently, most of the original Romanesque church was demolished and replaced by a Gothic nave. However, money and interest ran out – the bases of the Romanesque towers were kept requiring the new nave to be shorter than originally planned. This can be seen by the narrower windows towards the western end of the nave. The Gothic church was in use by around 1530.
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