This old radio from early 1900's has been with me for a long time. It has a Kellogg receiver and has two original 4.5 volt Eveready batteries still inside the case.

This female Panda, named Er Shun, wakes up next to her two cubs at the Toronto Zoo. The male cub is named Jia Panpan (Upper Left) and the female cub is named Jia Yueyue (Upper Right).

This photo, I was taken by Yamoto Park in Yokohama.

This lion seems to smile (Shamwari Game Reserve - Eastern Cape).

This beautiful fox is a wild fox, but obviously not skittish. It climbed up on this stump and curled up to watch the world go by, just 15 feet from my car (and myself standing behind my car).

This four car unit (5167-6167-6166-5166) was withdrawn from service on 09/05/2011 for scrapping.

This is a new unit 314 cows, designed by Wilson Ag. This uses Post Mounted C50 cubicles and sand beds with moovApillow brisket barriers.

This is what happen when we make ourselves look good :D

this was with sunscreen on, mind you. Glad I had at least that little bit of protection.

Pulau Perhentian，Malaysia

August 2009

This is a picture of a farmer working beside a town called Deltamas.

This photo was taken using a Canon EOS 60D with an EF 75-300mm Lens.

This trio were excellant opposite Frasers

This week's tour coach seen overlooking Chesil Beach this afternoon 27th April 2024. Crawley Luxury Mercedes Benz Tourismo 685 CLC was new to Solus as BN17 JEJ.

This woman's tattoo makes me want to finish my back piece. though mine is a different design, it follows the same path.

This young man was juggling at the Roanoke farmer's market in July.

This is one of my favorite drawings because it shows plan and elevation at once, and how many times do you get to draw a blown-apart axonometric?

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This is the map of my Animal Crossing Wild World town. My house is where the pink cursor is.

this was too cute. Found at TJ Maxx for $10. I love the Pizza Planet aliens from Toy Story

This unusual exhibit is at the Claws n Paws Zoo, Lake Ariel, PA.

Lulu Bear loves the Onion!

This is an antique postcard featuring a tightrope daredevil (Dixon) crossing the Niagara Falls Whirlpool Rapids. Oh, those crazy daredevils!

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this is the street entrance to our centre in Brunswick, Melbourne

Women's March on Washington

This is a scan of a Kodachrome slide. It comes from my collection which I have gathered over the past 30+ years.

MSN 23329 Boeing 737-3H9 YU-AND

JAT

Frankfurt

this is a decal based on the original old torso of neville's boogart

This was one of the caterers for cast, crew and volunteers.

This lovely Barbie is for sale in my Ebay boutique: www.ebay.com/itm/VINTAGE-MOD-RED-HAIR-MIDGE-BARBIE-DOLL-w...

This is Rangu, the male cheetah living in the Eighberg zoo in Switzerland. I had the great chance to pet him!

This time of year is big for pool shots

This is a 1969 Austin 1800 Land Crab that was parked at a shopping centre.

Taken at Lisarow, NSW in 2013.

This is probably my most favorite picture of Colette, ever.

This selection of writing implements and book clasps attest to the scholarly nature of the Greyfriars.

This chickadee apparently thought this stick was in the way. She (I assume, hehe) tossed it aside.

From Martha's Sunday Funnies

Camera: Lomography Colorsplash

Film: Lomography CN 400

1. 121/365 Who needs to pay the professional for this shot?, 2. 122/365 Tulips at Monona Terrace, 3. 123/365 It's good to have Daddy home!, 4. 124/365 Stream, 5. 125/365 Rummage sale prep, 6. 126/365 Peaceful, 7. 127/365 Huh?, 8. 128/365 Yup, it's May 8, and it's hailing!, 9. 129/365 Pond with waterfall, 10. 130/365 Hakuna Matata, 11. 131/365 It's like legal crack!, 12. 132/365 Yellow, 13. 133/365 Playdoh bowling, 14. 134/365 Hairy Harry gets a haircut, 15. 135/365 Tee 'em up, 16. 136/365 Appropriate face for church?, 17. 137/365 Crazy face, 18. 138/365 Rummage prep, 19. 139/365 Come shopping!, 20. 140/365 Alium, 21. 141/365 Closed for the night, 22. 142/365 A medal!, 23. 143/365 Crazy nap hair!, 24. 144/365 Slip n Slide, 25. 145/365 New bike!, 26. 146/365 Morning shadows, 27. 147/365 First Lego set, 28. 148/365 Last day of Preschool!, 29. 149/365 White Sangria, 30. 150/365 Batman, 31. 151/365 Honor

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This is the best sculpture in the whole world. It's difficult to say enough good about Rodin.

thanks lisa for suggesting this crop! i kinda went over board on my software....but i think that this is awesome!!!!!

This shot is tightly cropped because I had to shoot through a chain-link fence.

This UH-1D and the UH-1C in revetment in front of this aircraft had blade strike.

This is a one-off version of the Roding Roadster with an electric engine developed by Siemens.

This lucky attendee received a signed Lionel Messi jersey from the Priceless Surprises vending machine at Mobile World Congress 2015.

This photo of children playing with extremely dangerous explosive items was taken at an unofficial camp in northern Iraq for people who've fled the Islamic State attacks.

Around 1,600 Yazidis have been at this camp in Dayrabun, close to Iraq's borders with Syria and Turkey, for two weeks, having fled what they described as genocide in Sinjar (also known as Shingal). Authorities will move them to one of the official camps in the region soon.

The area where these people have set up camp is on a former military position and the land close by is heavily contaminated by unexploded bombs left over from previous conflicts. MAG teams are working relentlessly to clear areas for refugee and internally displaced people (IDP) camps, and to make surrounding areas safe.

Find out more about our work in Iraq here: www.maginternational.org/iraq.

This house took a beating from the tornado but it's still standing. Three blocks away it's a different story.

Lime, lime everywhere and not an ale to drink.