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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.
This week it's nostalgia. This fountain is located in a park in our county seat. It was restored this year by the community after being damaged by time and weather. I showed the photo to my husband and he recalled the song, "Three Coins in the Fountain" by Frank Sinatra. There is also a 1954 movie by the same name which uses the song throughout.
It really is the perfect fountain to throw your coin and make a wish.
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
This work is a study of negative painting in watercolor.
Watercolor on paper Langton Prestige - 100% Cotton.
This paper is not very good because it absorbs too much water.
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Morning trip in Arches National Park, Utah. This rock formation is called the "Three Gossips".
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Zussen Riemst Belgium
They even survived strokes of lightning, eventually they died of old age. When the wind blows from the east, you can still hear them whisper...
Three ponies grazing the south bank of the River Thames, just east of Gravesend. The grass is greener, in Kent. The ponies are very good at their job.
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Val Gardena, Dolomites
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