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Three blueberries in oatmeal. I would have liked this image much more if the berries had been a little nicer but you go with what there is.
I love the energy and enthusiasm he has. So much life.
Don't ever change my little wild cat!
*I finally did cut his hair. One too many references to Mowgli, the jungle boy.
Have a great day!
Original section of U. S. Highway 101
Union Pacific Railroad
Modern and current U. S. Highway 101
Pentax MZ-S
Pentax smc P-F 35-105mm f/4-5.6
Kodak Color Plus 200
f/5.6 1/1000 ASA 200
Pacific Image Prime Film XA Slide & Negative Scanner
November 24, 2016
Looking South toward Manhattan from Tod's Point in Greenwich, CT.
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Just a simple still-life photo of three tangerines or mandarins citrus fruits in a raw on white surface and against the white background. White, orange, green colors.
Only three more wader species on the beach at RSPB Titchwell until I've uploaded all my photos from my trip back in November and next up is redshank
This photo was in early summer at the crack of dawn on The Broads National Park. 3 traditional Broads Cruisers are moored on the River Thurne at Martham. Sunrise is still 30 minutes away, but some colour has started to appear in the sky, only to be squashed by the the cloud rolling in from the sea.
Guess which is my favourite tea!
These are from a set of fridge magnets given away by Sainsburys Supermarket years ago whenever you bought their speciality teas.
For the theme of...something that rhymes with three...in Crazy Tuesday.
Patullo Bridge, New Bridge and Skytrain Bridge
Surrey's new bridge, replacing the Pattullo Bridge, is officially named the stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge, a Coast Salish name meaning "a space where you can view the river," also known as Riverview in English, honouring the land's history and culture with Musqueam and Kwantlen First Nations.
Planes from three different airlines seen outside Sydney Airport. Virgin Airlines, JetStar and Tiger Air.
The term carboy comes from the Persian word qarabah or qarrabah, meaning "large flagon." It is thought that carboys originate from the Near East, where drug sellers used large glass vessels, filled with coloured liquids, especially rosewater and wine, in their stalls.
The use of the carboy as a symbol for pharmacists dates back to 1600 when they were used to distinguish between pharmacists and apothecaries (who used a pestle and mortar as their sign). In the 1700s they became even more familiar as a pharmaceutical sign when shop windows were made in bigger panes and large window displays were possible. As a result, ornamental carboys became a familiar window decoration.
They are now rare as result primarily of the post War winter of 1947 which was exceptionally severe it was the coldest February on record in many parts of the UK, the result was that the carboys on display in the windows froze and were cracked. They are remarkable examples of the glass blowers skill.
Three Falls Sta. Maria Laguna, Philippines. A quick 15min walk from its nearest carpark. #earthporn #lifeofadventure #ig_color #colors_of_day #places_#makeitrein #landscape #exploretottravel #thisisadventure #adventurerising #livetravelchannel #itsmorefuninthephilippines #fantastic_earth #nikon #d850