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I managed a trip over to Lewes Downs in East Sussex to see my first ever Burn-tip Orchid at the weekend. They were half the size I was expecting and took a while to find.
Andy (the barber) used to set up this tree every holiday season and people would stuff their tips in as decorations.
Shrewd businessman that he is, now he pretty much leaves it up all year. :)
This Orange-tip is nectaring on Cow Parsley, please correct me if wrong. In this very changeable weather the Orange-tips here seem to be sitting tight in the cold wind until the sun comes out giving me a chance to get some shots with the wings fully open before charging off in search of a mate.
Note Taking Tip: Bring highlighters to class. Instructors will frequently make comments like, “This is an important concept.” Or, “Make sure you understand this.” These are direct clues that this will more than likely be on an exam. Highlighting these notes will help remind you later that this is definitely something you need to know.#notes #notetaking
TIP World Psy-Trance party floor, during the day. I was hiding behind some vegetation. [TIP World, Almeirim, 17/July/2004]
If you want to better your golf skills, this information is for you. It may be quick, or it could take awhile, but either way, you will see improvements. Try the tips below next time you go golfing and you should notice a difference in your game.
Be certain to keep a pure mental focus and concentration on your next stroke. Whether you have been hitting well or poorly so far doesn't matter - you're only as good as your next shot. Forget about your mistakes move on, and do better next time.
So make sure you are properly hydrated, and before you tee off, make sure you properly warm up. When you're in good condition, your game will improve.
Learn the rules of golf and how to record your score properly. When you know how to keep score you aren't judged as a bad player, it is something that shouldn't be overlooked. Count any time you hit the ball, call it a stroke, and add the times it takes to obtain it in the hole! You want to get as little strokes as you can.
Golf clubs have a point known as the "sweet spot." If the ball is hit at this point, it will fly true. Practice with clubs to find their sweet spot, and remember to have those spots contact with your ball on your downswing.
So you need to drink lots of water and do your stretches before you play. Golfing proficiency can be found through proper self care.
To generate a truly powerful swing, your entire body needs to be involved, especially your legs and torso. Draw your power from your leg muscles pushing the ground away, and swing yourself like a whip when you swing.
Because golf is a highly personalized game, not all of these tips will apply to your strategy, but surely you have found a few pointers that you can successfully apply to your style. Use new strategies when it comes to your swing, form a better grip or change something else up with your golf game, in order to improve your overall game to become good at golf. www.myinspiredmedia.com/video/lessons/61/fastest-way-to-i...
This black tip shark was caught on a hook that already had a smaller sharpnose shark on it (notice the back half of the sharpnose is missing). This clearly shows that sharks will often prey on other sharks. Sharks of this size are very strong and require focus, strength, and cooperation to safely handle on deck.
Study Tip: If you're stuck on something, or something just doesn't seem to make sense, you can always ask for help. Talk to your teachers or lecturers about the things you don't understand. Talk to your friends and fellow students too. #study #studytip
I went on a hike from my site to Quthing. Tiping Primary and Secondary Schools are the cluster of buildings in the middle at the base of the mountain.
Possibly the cleanest tC around town.
Exterior:
S2000 Antenna
15% tint all around
Black badges
Black powder coated Figure Grills
Blue Batmobile side marker overlays
Interior/Power:
Doctor Isotope 2" reduction short shifter
Tanabe Medallion Concept G catback exhaust
Suspension/Wheels:
Enkei RPF-1 @ 17x8 +35
TRD Coilovers
Did a tri-tip on my 22.5" Weber Master Touch Kettle. Cooked over oak and hickory, smoked it indirect then seared till it was medium.
A male Orange Tip was fluttering around the front garden this afternoon. I have rarely managed to get this close to these timid creatures. It sat obligingly while I blasted away with the camera. It is certainly late out, having survived a prolonged winter.
This image was taken in the Wye Valley area, Wales.