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Photographed along S3 about 5 miles south of Borrego Springs among patches of Chuparosa, San Diego Co., CA March 21, 2024.
Scuba Seraya's house reef is most interesting. Due to its location with the ocean currents and nearby rivers, it is a nursery for cool critters. We saw so many frogfish - different colors and different species but all were TINY. As they grow up, they must leave for greener pastures.
Tiny Journals
These tiny leather journals are skilfully made from scraps of leather and come in a number of great designs, complimented by the handmade recycled cotton paper. Our journals contain plain, recycled acid-free cotton paper. They have a smooth luxurious finish and are suitable for all pen types, drawing, oil painting and pastels.
Size: Tiny (6x7cm)
Pages: 50
Not Gift Boxed
Available online from the Nkuku Website
Tiny people boarding a tiny train at Helsinki central railway station.
Challenge 2013: www.flickr.com/groups/challenge2013/
Week fourty-six: Tiltshift
These open and bloom before any leaves grow on the maples. I have 4 varieties of maples in my yard and they all do this.
Welcome to Raglan Commons, A Residential Tiny Sim & part of the Raglan Shire community! Stroll along the pathways & public parks, Visit whats become the cultural center of Raglan Shire :)
Taken at Raglan Commons - Residential Sim of Tinies, Tinys & Tiny folk, Raglan Commons (84, 6, 3008)
This tiny kitchen was barely functional. The footprint was enlarged by removing a wall and gaining a few feet to make it a workable space.
Tiny male spider shows off his palps. I struggled to identify it, but if pushed I'd say probably Amaurobius similis, he had a similar pattern to the females I've seen.
This little guy was in my bathroom sink the other day. I grabbed the 100mm macro, took some shots, then left him be. Haven't seen him since.
Sized large for wallpaper, enjoy.
This is one of many tiny ceramic pieces that once belonged to my grandma.
All New Scavenger Hunt 141 - 15. Birds
Tiny Vipers perform Oct. 28, 2007, at Schubas in Chicago. More photos at: www.undergroundbee.com/2007/10/28gls/index.htm
Tiny House done! I don't think I need a sink for the bathroom, they can wash their hands in the shower!
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A tiny French van leaving the display area and the driver had removed his id card. Probably so he could see through that miniscule windscreen! Thanks to Mr P Fellows for his help in identifying it as a Simca Forgonette.
....this accidentally fell from a book, where it had been forgotten, being "straightened up"...what perfect timing that this was yesterday, on the day of my birthday....
I made a card out of it...
Isn't my mum so sweet and I actually think that I lately kind of look like her, with this haircut....only that she was 25 when she gave birth to me and I still don't have one, being 35....oh well, times change
Mum you were the sweetest!
About my tiny size, I was so eager to come out into this world, that I came almost a month earlier, therefore quite underweight....
My nephew all dressed up for the Powwow :) His outfit is really colorful so idk why I did b&w I will post more in comments in color later :)
Congratulations to Filipa www.flickr.com/photos/bom_bom/ for putting together the first issue of Tiny Feet! It is out and so gorgeous! I was in Portland when it came out, and I am still posting pictures from there, but I am so proud of this first issue and so happy to be a part of it! I will show pictures that I have in it soon. Please check out the magazine here: issuu.com/tinyfeetmag/docs/tinyfeetmagazine01?mode=embed&...
The beautiful cover is by Sevastra: www.flickr.com/photos/sevastra000/
Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
The Tiny Tim air-to-ground missile was the largest American rocket in service during World War II. It weighed 1,250 pounds (567 kg.) and was also designated the 11.75-inch aircraft rocket (its diameter or caliber). The TNT warhead weighed 148.5 lbs (67.3 kg.), which could destroy coastal defense guns, pill boxes, bridges, tanks, and ships. The missile was primarily used by a Marine Corps Air Group and was mounted on F4U aircraft.
Tiny Tims sunk at least one Japanese ship and seriously damaged another. During the Korean War, one Tiny Tim knocked out a key bridge. Visible in this partial cutaway are simulated solid-propellant sticks and the rocket's 24 exhaust nozzles.