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In the beginning, there was one. Then it became three.
But for survival, all three depend on the tree.
Photograph © Kausthub Desikachar
Photographed with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Sigma 150mm F2.8 APO Macro DG HSM lens with Sigma DG UV Filter. Handheld.
Part of the wonderful display in the Lindt chocolate museum in Cologne.
The Sarotti-Moor (or mohr in German as seen on the centre figure) is the trademark of a major chocolate brand in Germany. The Sarotti-Moor was apparently first seen in 1918 but would now be considered distinctly non-PC!
Three small light tower stood near Nauset Lighthouse is now. These have been moved in the woods several hundered yards from their original position.
20200707-212314 Copyright © VW Selburn 2020: I am not a fan of rotary clothes lines. I stretch the three varying sized washing lines (wrapped around this cable tidy), between three very tall wooden posts I had specially installed in the garden. The beauty of this is that I only need to put out as much line as is required. Spider webs don't hang around them because I unclip them from the posts when I take in the washing. At the extreme, I can quickly unclip and gather up a whole line should an unexpected downpour occur. The clips hook onto rings screwed into the post. No faffing about! It works for me anyway...
Sisters, Oregon takes its name from The Three Sisters, triplet volcanic peaks of the Cascade Mountain Range which can be seen from the town. You may have to enlarge this photo to see the third sister, "peaking" from behind the sister to the right. They are individually named South Sister, Middle Sister and North Sister. From the right vantage point, other snowcapped peaks of the Cascades can be seen from Sisters, including Mount Washington.
Early white pioneers named the three mountains Faith, Hope, and Charity. Nearby are other mountains named Bachelor, Wife, Husband, Little Brother, etc. Seems to me these could be called the Family Mountains of the Cascades.
Jose demonstrates the intricate process and sheer potency of the Brazilian dark arts.
After snapping his fingers, sparking a spotlight, Jose goes through a series of spastic dance moves - going so far as to punch a hole through the top of his fedora.
As his routine reaches a climax, he reveals a glowing pointer finger. Blowing on the finger twirls his bottom feathers like a propeller - then enlarges his feet. The rest of his body grows shortly thereafter.
As the dance concludes, he casually towers over Donald Duck.
Watch for yourself:
behind Ouseburn Farm is Byker Bridge, behind that the Byker Metro Viaduct, and behind that the Ouseburn Viaduct carrying the main line to Edinburgh.
These Christmas decorations were handmade by my wife's grandmother back in the 1960s or 1970s. Everything was designed cut and hand sewn by Mrs. Betty Louis of Huntington, WV. What beautiful and exquisite artistic works these three wise men are to our family. They are treasured heirlooms.
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Original Watercolor 2010 copyright Three Sisters
Artist IsaBella Davis size 18 x 28.now a gift framed on the wall of my sons new home.
helsinki, 1932
sculptor: felix nylund
for more information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Smiths_Statue
"Violet! sweet violet!
Thine eyes are full of tears;
Are they wet
Even yet
With the thought of other years?"
- James Russell Lowell, Song
All three Cunard vessels on the River Mersey to commemorate Cunard's 175th anniversary, Monday 25th May 2015.
www.northwealdairfieldhistory.org/
The Historic Battle of Britain airfield North Weald, Essex, Held a gathering of 4 airworthy Hurricanes and Veteran fighter pilots from the Battle of Britain and second world war era.
The event line up was as follows:-
The HAC Hurricane from Duxford, the Vacher Hurricane and Shuttleworth Sea Hurricane plus North Wealds resident Hurricane IIb "Hurri-Bomber";
The Fighter Pilots attending were
W/C. Peter Ayerst. 73-33-238 Sqds.
(France & Desert)Hurricane later Spitfire Test Pilot.
S/LDR. William Pearce. 261 Sqd.
(Far East) Hurricane & Thunderbolt.
G/C. Byron Duckenfield. 32-501-AFDU-615 Sqds.
(Pre war-Battle of Britain-Europe-Far East) Hurricane. also Typhoons.
W/C. Roger Morewood. 56 Sqd.
(Prewar) Hurricane. Flew Blenheim's in Battle of Britain.
W/C. Robert Foster. 6 O.T.U.-605 Sqd.
(Training-Battle of Britain) Hurricane. also Spitfires.
F/O. William Swan. 43-232-33 Sqds.
(Europe-Desert) Hurricane.
F/O. Peter Edwick. 11 P.A.F.U. (Training) Hurricane.
W/O. Jack Hodges. 174-175 Sqds.
(Europe) Hurricane-Typhoon. also Spitfire.
F/O. Frank Wheeler. 56 O.T.U.
(Training) Hurricane. also Typhoon.
F/LT. John Shellard. 56 O.T.U.
(Training) Hurricane. also Typhoon.
F/LT. Tom Adams. 28 Sqd.
(Far East) Hurricane.
David Lockspeiser. Hawker Test Pilot.
Cactus wren and Gila woodpeckers will make holes in the Saguaro cactus for their houses. I thought it was funny that these holes were stacked like this. Normally they are placed more random on the main trunk of the Saguaro.
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Three of the best, a Nottingham Raieigh, a Pashley and a Brompton. All are steel all have exellent build quality and all are well thought out thourougly well developed machines.
It's sad that Raleigh went the way it did and stopped manifacturing bicycles. The other two, Pashley and Brompton, are made by the only two English volume bicycle manifacturers left. Both are exellent at what they do and both manifacturers can sell everything they make.
Had a chance to get out and get pictures of neighbors having fun on a steep road. Road was closed off for vehicles which made it a safe and long ride, even longer when walking up hill.
Cool road and route!!
Mon – 280miles. Sheffield to Dunoon. A61, M1, A1, A66, M6, M74, M8, A8, A770, ferry to Dunoon.
Tues – 86miles. Dunoon and back via Sandbank, Strone, Ardentinny, Strachur, Otterferry, Tighnabruaich, Otterferry, Loch Tarsen, Sandbank, Dunoon..
Wed – 112miles. Dunoon and back via Strachur, Rest and Be Thankful, Arrochar, Rest and Be Thankful, Cairndow, Inverarry, Strachur, Dunan’s Castle, Loch Tarsen, Sandbank, Dunoon..
Thurs – 5miles. Dunoon and back.. (Rainy day/rest day)
Fri – 121miles. Dunnon and back via Sandbank, Loch Tarsen, Colintraive, (ferry to Bute) Rhubodach, Port Bannatyne, Rothesay, St Blanes, Ettrick Beach, Rhubodach, (ferry from Bute) Colintraive, Loch Tarsen, Sandbank, Dunoon, Toward, Glenstriven, Toward, Dunoon..
Sat – 288miles. Dunoon to Sheffield. Ferry from Dunoon, A770, A78, A71, A76, A75, M6, A66, A1, M1, A61.
Total miles – 892.
Sheffield to Dunoon & back 568miles. (two days)
Touring the area 319miles. (three days)
One rest day 5miles. (one day)
Best biking roads – The B836 from the A886 to the A815, 10miles of absolute delight!
And on the way home the A76 from Kilmarock to Dumfries. Fast road with 30mph bits, loads of fast corners and bends, 60miles!
Check out the set from our trip - <a href="https://flic.kr
Check out the set from our trip - flic.kr/s