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Turkey Vultures overhead trying to find the ham they smell put out for the fox who sometimes visits our backyard for water.
I had just been talking with Houda about the fantastic effect that blurry foreground objects can have in a photo, when I spotted this beautiful rustic door. I do like that teetering brick though. Fez, Morocco
Turkey Vultures overhead trying to find the ham they smell put out for the fox who sometimes visits our backyard for water.
Turkey Vultures overhead trying to find the ham they smell put out for the fox who sometimes visits our backyard for water.
Amazing the things you find in the woods. This teeter totter has been placed on a secluded and somewhat little used trail to cater for the growing mountain bikers that use the woods these days.
Well done "big H" !
We found this natural made "teeter totter"// "see saw" at a park a few days ago. Emory and Jasmine had to try it out.
'Have a great weekend everyone.
Handbag ready, in a short black dress with pantyhose and very high heels. Should I really go out in these heels? What do you think?
RFP
A quiet, summer night on Main street.
Photo # _KS10023-25b. July, 2009.
Location: Clarksville, AR.
(c) Kelly Shipp Photography
I noticed this prominent balanced rock while watching the video of my 5/22/18 return hike to Secret Pocket. I captured a frame of the video to share here. This precariously poised rock is visible on the sand wash on the way to Secret Pocket beyond the Watchtower.
A short distance ahead the ridge ends and Secret Pocket opens on the left. Some of the Paria Puppets can be seen about 100 yards away on right across the valley at the foot of Caterpillar Mesa.
1. At the Top, 2. "C'mon moos. . .", 3. Funny looking cow, 4. Strike a pose, 5. Teeter, cropped, 6. Mister Hard to Get, 7. White of the eye, 8. Allan & Teeter, 9. "She tricked me, too."
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
Museum of Ethnography
Museum of Ethnography in Toruń is one of the three largest and independent ethnographic museums in Poland. It was established in 1958 as a result of becoming independent the ethnography section of the District Museum after the initiative of the foundress - prof. Znamierowska-Pruefferowa.
The items gathered since 1946 include the whole of folk culture (customs, rituals, household appliances and farm architecture) of northern Poland and of whole Poland in the matter of fishery.
Two more posts from Dead Horse Point, Utah. How Long before that rock slides down the canyon? On the other hand, how long do you suppose its been there?
It is apparent from this angle that erosion is making this balancing act a bit precarious. At some time the stem will get so thin it will no longer be able to support the cap rock and it's likely that a storm will topple it.
I wonder how long this rock has been teetering like this.......and when it will finally fall. Seen in Arches National Park, Utah.