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Because my Dell Latitude D620 shut itself down after overheating three times within four hours, I got a little Canyon-Tech stand that keeps it running all day.
The Castle of the Counts.
The original castle was built around 868 by Count Baldwin I, rebuilt and expanded by the Count of Flanders around 1180. The Gravensteen was the seat of the Council of Flanders.
There is much to be seen by a tidal river not far from the estuary, from the human water craft, to the tern staying just that little bit too far away, as usual, so the camera can't capture their lovely details. Kelso, Tasmania, Australia.
The Promethea Moth, Callosamia promethea, another of the giant silkworm moths that are native to Indiana, has two methods of eluding predators. When its wings are closed, it is exceptionally well camouflaged to blend in with the browns of the woodlands in which it lives. If the predator does manage to locate it, it quickly flashes open its wings with the two false eyes, often startling the predator into having second thoughts about its meal!
Cookhouse Art Exhibition at The Hotrod Hayride 2008.
Big thanks to Ian and his team for setting this up...amazing work indeed!!