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1. And that's the way it is!, 2. Endurance, 3. Nature, 4. The simple life: a touch of purple, splash of water!, 5. the importance of touch, 6. peeling back the onion layers, 7. changing your vision, 8. A very HBW to Flickrland!,
9. Rolley Lake, 10. landscape coral, 11. Lady and the plant, 12. After the sun is gone, 13. An HBW Surprise, 14. Sometimes when it rains, it pours!, 15. Flowering of the sun part 2, 16. Accumulation,
17. Bokehluscious Vision, 18. The short life of a day lily, 19. U Tawkin 2 me, 20. Happy Canada Day, 21. Flower confinement, 22. Summer... on ...Fiyah, 23. Outer Space Daisy, 24. Shine a little light on me,
25. Planting a seed, growing a photographer., 26. Friends are like life preservers, 27. Build me up Buttercup!, 28. Buzz off....... Eh!, 29. When lost, look to a lighthouse for direction., 30. Spring shooting forth., 31. Tulips splashed in spring rain., 32. bubbling with excitement,
33. April happy endings, May new beginnings., 34. A seat has been saved for you., 35. Springtime dreamsicles, 36. Move over winter, spring is here., 37. Daisy Dreams, 38. Could there be a little spring in your step., 39. Choices: Which way now?, 40. Gotta Fly (: > ),
41. Introducing the "Nancy Rose", 42. Archive Diving: Lone Tree looking Westward, 43. As seen on TV, not, 44. BC's Macro snow, 45. yummy, fresh powder!, 46. Archive Diving: Went to a garden party., 47. Archiving diving: Enjoy, 48. A fine landscape is like a piece of music,
49. Good times, 50. Snow tires required, 51. Walking in to the future, 52. riverview leaves in red, 53. flower ch, 54. der_ Corse, great minds think alike!, 55. The world is your stage, work it to your advantage. supermans wife '07, 56. I am taking a break from flickr for a bit, far too much going on in my life.,
57. The black hole of Christmas: Where your money went!, 58. In this busy season, take some time to spread unconditional love., 59. Christmas red, Christmas green, 60. Happiness and Joy ~ see it, believe it, and live it!, 61. Angels dancing in heaven, 62. The Magic of the summer past!, 63. Hey Wake Up: Feel the heat!, 64. In the corner of your heart, their they are.,
65. When I was three, life was simple and carefree., 66. Tunnel vision with a single tear drop, 67. Winter Gems: Golden Leaf, 68. A little color to knock your socks off., 69. Never give up!, 70. Grudges are like hand grenades: It's wise to release them before they destroy you., 71. Christmas Hydrangea, 72. Death of a Snowman: 20 hours of life
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Parfois quand on se sent seul on imagine ce que serait notre vie, entourés de pleins de personnes attentionnées à notre égard. Parfois quand on se sent seul on se représente entourés de nous-même à l'aide de photoshop :)
The Upper Klamath River boasts some of the best whitewater rafting in Oregon. The rapids are rated at class III, IV and V, depending on water levels, and experienced guides are recommended.
There are several local rafting outfitters that are permitted to run the Upper Klamath River, which flows from the lake with the same name southwest into California. The BLM office in Klamath Falls can provide more information on rafting outfitters: 541-883-6916.
Eleven miles of the river are designated as Wild and Scenic.
The Klamath River is one of only three rivers that bisect the Cascade Mountain Range, flowing from the high-desert interior through coastal rain forest to the Pacific Ocean, according to Rivers.gov.
The river flows through a beautiful and remote canyon lined with pine and oak trees, and is also well known for all sorts of outdoor pursuits, like fishing, camping, hiking and biking!
Photos were captured in June of 2016 by Bob Wick, BLM
Three days ago, Jen called to say she'd like to come home Sunday, will one of us come up to share the driving back?
Jools said yes.
Tickets were bought on the trains, made harder by the WCML being closed north of Milton Keynes, so travel would be through Derby and Sheffield.
Jools would travel up Saturday, and the cheapest way was to get the first high speed surface out of Dover at quarter to seven, perfect then for me to head to the gym afterwards.
Come Saturday morning, up at five to get ready, pack bag for Jools, all so we could be on the road at twenty past six.
There was quite the frost this morning, but roads had been gritted, I just took things carefully into town past the castle and down the hill.
Jools was dropped off fifteen minutes before the train left, she waved as I drove off. Question was what to do with te twenty minutes before going to the sports centre?
Well, head to the White Cliffs to snap the docks and views over the town. Only thing was I had my gym kit, so wasn't going to stray far from the car.
Back up Castle Hill, then out along Reach Road to the NT place, before turning in at the hairpin bin.
I took a few shots from the mall car park overlooking the harbour, then drove to the exit for shots down East Cliff for views over Jubilee Way to the prom and the town beyond.
On the horizon, the bright lights of the French coast were bright, from Bleriot Plage to Calais, which looked very welcoming.
I was frozen. My hands blocks of ice, so got back in the car to drive back to Castle Hill, then turn up to the Duke of Yorks, and then to Whitfield to the sports centre.
I had ten minutes, so sat in the car trying to get warm, before I got out and got cold again as I walked to the entrance.
About twenty of us were waiting to go in, and at seven on the dot the doors were opened.
So, up to the gym, and set up the machine, where I have increased the level once more.
Let's rock!
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Three generations of women crossing the fields on the way to their village.
The Polo Forest region of Gujarat is a quiet retreat, nestled in the Aravalli hills bordering Gujarat and Rajasthan. The word "Polo" is derived from "Pol" which means "gateway" in Sanskrit. The forest was a gateway between Gujarat and Rajasthan.
The Polo Forest region played host to the ancient kingdom of Vijayanagar. Polo Forest conceals a number of amazing temples built during the 10th to 15th century A.D.
View the Polo Forest Slideshow
Pattern: Silk Kerchief by Kate Gagnon
Needles: 5,5 mm Denise interchangeable circulars
I combined three yarns in this one:
1. Cascade 220, color 9405 (dark green)
2. Mission Falls 1824 Wool, color 030 (blue-green)
3. Noro Silk Garden color 203 (containing greys, blues, browns and quite a bit of yellow).
I very much enjoyed knitting this!
Spot this Three Wheel car in a Service near M5.
I've never ever seen such three wheel cars except bond type movies.
The view looking east from approx 400 feet over my house. Taken with my DJI Mavic Mini. L to R: Mt St Helens, Mt Adams, Mt Hood.
Today marks 3 years living in Berlin.
My collection of used tea leaves continues to grow. As I drink and share tea, then dry the leaves, I also take time to handle them as they move through each stage of drying. The mix changes over time as I consume teas of different types and origins. There is always so much color and texture to see and feel in the leaves. They remind me of the cycle, slow and fast, that we go through with having different people come and go in our lives, taking care of work and life duties, having fun, being down, and so on. Above all, I am happy to have my health, tools, and the right people in my life to keep going, drinking, collecting, and reviewing.
Thank you to everyone near and far, you have been part of it in some way.
And thank you for being a friend.
I was in London for a few days after returned from the Carnevale in Venice, Italy. I was looking to relax with some quality plane watching but the forecast was against me. Pretty much solid rain forecasted for my stay, however I did catch a break one morning. There was a slight gap in the rain so I headed for the Myrtle Avenue field before sunrise. Good God, it was cold and windy. The field was flooded in parts. Miserable conditions but when I got there I noticed other spotters - wow - dedicated people. It ended up being a great three hours there; constant stream of landings, beautiful lighting with the changing clouds, so I stuck around until the rain started again.
I took these photos in mid-February 2020. Enjoy!
A THREE - SEATER SOFA
A modern rendition of a the classic three-seater sofa that became popular in the first half of the 20th century
Pampanga
Narra, solihiya
122 x 161 x 54 cm (48 x 63 1/4 x 21 1/4 in)
The three sections of the back woven with solihiya are finely carved with roses, fleur-de-lis and scrolling acanthus leaves. The arms, supports, apron and cabriole legs are also beautifully carved.
Estimate: PHP 35,000 - 40,000
Lot 47 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 5 May 2018. Please see salcedoauctions.com for more information.
Jennifer, Mabel and I on the beach in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. Taken about three years before Jen died
I was having some fun with my tilt-shift lens and grabbed this photo. I really liked the atmospheric quality here and so I thought I'd post it.
Three generations of a family rooted in aviation posed for a ad recently. The plane was so clean that you would swear it hadn't actually been flown in.
Strobist info: SB-800 flash at full power to overpower near-noon light, fired by Skyports
Three potato croquettes with meat and cheese stuffing
For a full review and more photos of Bear Restaurant, please visit www.bradleyhawks.com