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It tells the story of a clown who cheered the whole town. One day when he returned home he found his 5-year-old son lying on the floor of an asthma attack.
From that day the clown stopped smiling and locked himself in the house and never came out again. After 2 months children from the village began to disappear and the blame fell on the clown.
A group of neighbors went to the house of the clown, knocked down the door and found the lifeless bodies of the creatures, but they did not find a trace of the clown. They took out the bodies of the children and burned down the house with the excuse that it was cursed. Only one picture of the clown's face remained buried in the same place.
It is said that on stormy days a black cloud is formed in the shape of a clown where the painting was buried and a child always dies due to asthma.
Self-portrait series. Day 319.
Picture for phinktober.
Small scale offshore Platform Supply Vessel.
For the first time ever I have created PDF building instructions for this model.
it consist out 629 parts.
Available for download via www.konajra.com
Originally built to supply Malvern with water, this reservoir with a capacity of 213,00 cubic metres is on the Eastern side of the Herefordshire beacon.
Taken in 2017 when I attended the Welland Rally, since then the future of the reservoir has been under threat
Photo ID: 58806 Far Sapphire
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Amsterdam Water Supply Dunes is an area between the coastal cities of Zandvoort (North-Holland) and Noordwijk (South-Holland), The Netherlands.
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The Amsterdam Water Supply Dunes have supplied drinking water to the capital since 1853. Before that the people of Amsterdam used to get their water from the canals (the same into which they threw their rubbish). Rhine water is purified by coagulation with the addition of ferric chloride and by rapid filtration in sand and gravel containers. The purified water flows into the dunes and slowly settles into the soil where biological processes ensure for further purification for 60 to 400 days. The dune water receives secondary treatment by aeration, rapid filtration, hardness reduction, ozonation, carbon filtration and slow sand filtration.
Whenever possible, Stormtrooper Bruce tries to make the best of the weekends. That includes having the guys over when they’re off duty, and supplying them with movie marathons, nonstop dinner, desserts and snacks, and of course, cooler after cooler of cold ones! Unfortunately, not all weekends are created equal.
STB: OK, guys, before you sit down, we have a slight problem with tonight’s events, which I need to explain. If you decide to leave, I’ll completely understand. No harm, no foul. We’ll just reconvene next week, and those of us, who still have them, can cross our fingers that next week the problem will be corrected.
TK-432: Dude! Is that any way to greet us? We’re your best buds, your Bro’s. How dare you suggest we may not have all our fingers. We’re the best in our units. We’re the few who actually know how to use our weapons properly!
TK-1110: Um, really? I think that was his failed attempt at humor, to lighten up the mood before he spills the beans about this supposed “slight problem” that’ll be a dealbreaker for tonight’s Movie Night.
TK-432: Oh, my bad. So, what is it? Vader is stopping by? Or the P, or his nephew? Or all of the above? What?
STB: Um, well… it seems the ship delivering supplies to the Mess Hall ran into a meteor shower, and the compartment containing the brewskies, among other things was compromised, and all its contents blew out into space. So, the only beverages left, stored in a different section of the ship, that I was able to order for tonight were water, milk, and these sodas. So, you see what I opted for.
TK-432: Is that the “slight problem” you thought would make us bail on Movie Night?
Tk-1110: Dude! As they say, no problema! No problem. Actually, it’s kind of a refreshing change of pace. Who knows, we might even remember some of tonight for a change.
STB: Now you’re the one making jokes. But, are you two serious? You’re actually OK with this unexpected menu change? You guys! You’re the bestest amigos ever!
TK-432: Meteor Schmeteor, it’s all good! Your supply chain hick-up was out of your control. These things happen. Let’s get this Movie Night started!
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Shot one month ago. Farm activity is in the peak. Naganuma, Hokkaido.
Canon T-50, NFD 28mm F2.8, Technical-pan exposed as ISO 40, developed wit SPD for 10min at 20 DegC., scanned with Plustek OpticFilm 120 + VueScan, edited with GIMP.
Possibly a former JCPenney
New Castle, PA. May 2021.
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The crew moves out of the spur through the weeds with one gondola in tow. I always liked this spur when it stood abandoned and never thought I would see a train on it. The building looks almost unusable, but gladly Steelcon Supply Co. now utilizes the warehouse for their steel products and also the spur, which is only used maybe once every one or two weeks.
Here's an overall update on my supplies for present.
I'm going to a wedding all day, so I figured I'd post this, SINCE I still get asked on a daily basis what I use. pff.
This is why I'm so broke ;A;
29.99 each at Tractor Supply
1/6 scale playset
Paradise Horses
Doll is about 9 inches tall. Licca could wear the clothing.
Did not buy - drooled over it though
My husband bought me the smaller fishing set at Dick's this summer.
www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/paradise-horses-adventu...
An impressive title for one engine pulling a six pack of bare table platforms? The Pacific Harbor Line toils away in relative obscurity doing work like this daily, serving the Port of Los Angeles between Long Beach and San Pedro, moving container traffic between terminals. In this July 2014 view from East Anaheim Street in Wilmington CA, we see MP20C-3 No. 67 returning from Pier A while a passing BNSF train heads for Terminal Island. The former Espee SD40 was rebuilt by MPI into a low emission unit.
Cocksburn Reservoir, Ochil Hills. Sunday afternoon wander on the first day of November. Almost no jacket required.
I built this ship for my oil rig whose build is in progress yet. The containers are to scale (40 and 20 feet).
Along the backside of Big Thunder Mountain as you enter Fantasyland is this little gem that always seems to get overlooked. Since I was testing out a new camera I was trying to find different things to test it out on.
This is also a single exposure with no HDR work but a lot of work in RAW and Nik Color Efx.