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Case MX240 Magnum + Lemken Europal 7f plough & Tranquet front mounted press rings (Lt Staughton, 11/8/13)
My friend is apprenticing to be a tattoo artist. I told him if he needed skin to practice on, he could borrow mine. This is the second one he has ever done, and I thought he did a pretty good job (especially since it was free). This is on the inside of my ankle.
The customers site in Mexico has a combination of sealed and un-sealed surfaces during the site construction process.
Everyone like splashing through mud don't they?
Especially when...
a. it isn't your vehicle
b. you aren't paying for the fuel
c. you don't have to clean it
The last frame (37) from the test roll from the 99p Olympus AF-1.
The Zuiko 35mm 1:2.8 lens performs okay I guess but perhaps not as well as lesser Olympus lenses. This is a much-visited spot between Bradfield and Mistley and would have almost certainly looked better with the Cosina AF-35. Ho-hum.
Olympus AF-1. Kodak UltraMax 400 (Poundland).
The overcast cloudy sky is contrasted against the bright yellows of stubble fields in Winter. A bright and breezy picture despite the clouds!
Taken just North of the Bridge of Don on a back road to Potterton.
17 Dec. 2010 It was the day of the blizzard, and Darren, Megan and Keelan came to see that Dad and I were okay. Darren's warming up at this stage.
Stubble's coverage of:
"The Bloody Pit of Horror" Tour featuring:
GWAR, The Casualties, Infernaeon @ The Regency Ballroom 11-21-2010
Video coverage on our website!
The New Growth in Music
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It's the day after the day.. Thank god it will be another year till I have to listen to Christmas music again. I had a great Christmas evening with my daughter at my older brother's place. His wife, 4 kids and our parents were there. It was very nice.
My daughter was picked up at noon today, so now I am alone again. This is me looking out the window....
View from a stubble field to Trenthorst, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
Trenthorst is a small Schleswig-Holstein village in the municipality Westerau in the district of Stormarn. It is wonderfully surrounded by fields, ponds and woods in the terminal moraine landscape east of Bad Oldesloe (the district's capital town), situated quite exactly between Bad Oldesloe and the Hanseatic city of Lübeck. It has been a knightly manor, a noble manor and a so called Lübeck manor ("Lübsches Gut"). Since 2000 there's a state-owned research institute for organic farming in the old manor's buildings.
Demonstrating the will to survive & set seed for the next generation. This field of stubble caught my eye on the way to the coast this morning