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Today's FGR is "Imagine You Sitting Here" so I'm not using it for 365Days. I am using it for SOOC Fridays though. It is 4 pics panorama'd together and clipped, so I hope that counts by the rules. I didn't use Photoshop or Picnik.
These steps connect downtown Seattle to the waterfront area near the aquarium. There are a lot of furniture stores on the street that runs at the bottom of the steps.
Looking down the steps to the beach just after high tide.
For 7DOS b&w. My theme this week is "sea" - I love the sea but can't often spend time there.
Went to check on Dehlia while we were in Va and found her reading in the basket on the steps at Mom and Dad Rakowski's house.
Die beste Breakdance Crew Deutschlands sind die Flying Steps. Kein Breaker wird dies ernsthaft in Frage stellen.
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an event orgnised by (International Federation of Medical Students' Associations) IFMSA talks about child seafty
Just got myself a new pair of running shoes after my trusty multipurpose training shoes ran out of commission. I wasn’t expecting it to last for 3 years cause I bought it for just around MYR60, speaking of bang-for-buck!
Nowadays, I doubt if I can still find Power selling these kind of shoes at MYR60. Most of them are around MYR80 during my last visit to the Bata store.
Picked this pair of Asics GT-1000 running shoes for around MYR200 hoping that I could spare some extra time to jog since a large chunk of my time are spent on sitting.
Meh.. working life…
Greensborough Place (I think it's called) - a new shopping/office precinct on corner of William and Bourke Streets in the centre of Melbourne.
These are the steps from the house of Pontius Pilate, brought from Jerusalem to Rome by St. Helena, Mother of Constantine the Great. This has been a pilgrimage site for centuries. In the middle ages, it was believed that by climbing these stairs on your knees, one could free a loved one from Purgatory. The tradition of "Praying the Stairs" (saying an "Our Father" on each step, while on your knees) still continues today. The original stairs are made of marble, but wooden coverings have been laid on top to protect the ancient stone from wear. I too, took this pilgrimage.