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You wouldn't see me hopping this fence to wade through tall grasses so as to get a better perspective or angle for a photo. Mosquitoes aside, there are likely ticks-a-plenty, just waiting for me.
The thing with broken clocks is you can always tell when they stopped ticking;
With people it isn't so easy, and some times you cant even tell their broken.
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The Tick & Aruthur from the comic book series The Tick in miniland scale.
Update 1: At the Jet City Comic Show 2012 SEALUG Display
Update 2: Displayed at BrickCon 2012 in Bricks of Character
While doing photography I came across these pansies. Noticed, after editing , there was a tick on one of them, just sharing it to make sure people are aware where the location is.
>> Lyme disease.
As if we don’t have enough to worry about with the Covid.
Please be safe my friends- you mean the 🌎 to me. Have a wonderful Fence Friday !!!!!! 👍
Ink and ecoline ink on paper. The Plimsoll Mark indicates whether a ship is overloaded. If it remains visible after loading, the first mate, who is responsible for stowage, can Tick off his checklist.
Three Legged Cross, Dorset
Deer Tick (aka.Castor Bean Tick) [Ixodes ricinus]
ARACHNIDA > ACARINA (Mites and Ticks) >
IXODIDA (Parasitic Arachnids) > Ixodidae (Hard-bodied Ticks)
The W7 Bull-Tick is one of the most dangerous and irritating weapons in an army's arsenal. This type of nanobot is sent out in massive swarms which infiltrate enemy ships and bypass defenses. They then begin to sabotage engines and drain fuel and energy through their fangs into the storage tank on their back. This process leaves a full battle cruiser defenseless and immobile within minutes.
Another quick build. Getting the tank to fit underneath the body took ages :I
In an artzy mood today
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Well, this is little Tick-Tock, from Peter Pan, who had bitten off the hand of Captain Hook with the result that the Captain ended up with a hook hand!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Peter Pan ...
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Passing the former Instow station back when First were under pressure from Stagecoach for dominance in North Devon, 32766 looks smart indeed, this one escaped from the South West once First binned off ND and ended up with First H&D.
4303.
52 in 2013: Week 13: Technical, Mechanical or Machinery.
ODC: Group 1: 3/26/2013: Movement.
Project 365: 85/365
Never pleased to see these, but always do! Got bitten quite a few times last year too.
Argol - Finistère
The other day I found out that Seed Ticks exist. I was horrified, but also saw opportunity.
The backstory is not nailed down yet, but he is one of the most effective hitmen in the businesses. Having the ability to shrink down to the size of a Seed Tick, he utilizes an array of poisons and diseases that he introduces into the victims body, either killing them immediately or destroying them from the inside over time. He knows what concoction to use and the exact amount to kill one in a specific time window, making it look as if it was natural causes instead of foul play.
I went back and looked at pictures from ages ago.
There are so many emotions. I'm missing old friends in B.C., wondering how my kids grew up so fast, grateful to my mother for reaching out to us when we've needed her.
Mainly I keep going back to that middle one though. The time went so quickly.
Go back four or five years, look at your pictures. Maybe you use a different camera, or prefer another lens, or another way of processing. But if you were taking photographs of the kids in your family that's not what you're going to notice.
If time is just a construct, does that make it a dream?
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