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Once again orange tips were the most common butterfly I saw and I still can not stop photographing them. I am however only uploading one of several shots I liked - all of males.

A mating pair of 'Orange tip Butterfiles'

Male Orange Tip butterflies at Marl Pits, Rossendale.

Male Orange-tip butterfly on Foxglove

Foden 8x4/Tipper

 

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Another nice encounter with an orange tip butterfly

Barnaby n Mia at the top of the stairs . Open the gate guys ..

 

Wavell Heights

Brisbane

Yes a new big MOC coming soonish.

Tips and suggestions?

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Enjoy

 

Some broken tips on these fresh Tidy Tips. Must have been the poppies beating them up.

GSMNP Gatlinburg Bypass

Finally done with uploading the Tatra museum. Back to spots!

Bab Riafa, Fez / Fès

Artist's Statement

My work is an attempt to give voice to inner psychological and/or spiritual states of being. What is of primary importance to me is that the figures contain particular aspects of humanity which they can mirror back to the viewer. It's the vulnerability of Humanity I am after. That is one reason for choosing very old or very young subjects. They both can portray innocence as well as extreme complexity.

 

Often they seem best portrayed as dolls. This can remove them one step from being so literal yet still allow the psychological weight. Perhaps that is something not noticed immediately yet allows the viewer easier access. To myself I can muse about the viewers engagement with them as dolls however It is the felt response I am after in every case.

 

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Another angle ...and a glimpse of the orange tip!

January 17, 2016.

This Nottingham registered 1964 Foden tipper was spotted at Merton Concrete Boundary Road Colliers Wood London in 1979.

AEC Mercury tractor unit VBY365M showing off its fantastic York tipping trailer. Thanks very much to the owner Steve Barber for demonstrating it to us.

Osiris Toe Tip and Nail End Freshly Fallen from Isis’s Collection in Glasgow on a trip to a Parking Meter and Back NEVER ask please without recourse to an endless Stellar Shimmering Summer Night from Dusk to Dawn and Some Startling Stark Hours of Winter Solstice Celebration of Dawn to Dusk in a Cromlech, please unless as stipulated it is less traumatic to never ask.

 

There is an overdose of 11 pictures presented here. Few will see them all and fewer still read this description humbly exhorting you to see some pictures from each of the differing sections as detailed thusly,

 

2 Distinct Groupings distinctly discovery finely found to be 11 in Total.

 

5 Toe Pix, 1 in Much Millennia#d Mould-O-visioN.

 

6 Prettier Pix for your Perceptive Peepers Relief after Toe Trauma.

Of which 6 there being 4 Flowering Formations above The Toe and 2 Perfumery Pictorial Pix revealing the tiny magical elixir that may have triggered The Toe interaction so acting as below images in timeline and in causely effect.

 

These are not my usual sort of out spurting, well I think not and then I remember that there is some yes to answer along with the no and so also I state that these feature nicely in with some of my edited extravagances.

 

This both a normal day and as well at the same time not the normal that seems a life away til it returns.

 

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Tidy Tips Flower. © Copyright 2019 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.

 

A spring tidy tips flower.

 

This photographs takes me back just a few months to this past April, when a wetter-than-normal winter produced a spectacular wildflower bloom all over California. The state's late-winter and spring transition is always special, but in these wet years it can astound. Places that are dry and brown most of the year are magically transformed — with fields of lush grasses and wildflowers everywhere.

 

In early April we made a weeklong trip to some of these typically dry areas to photograph the brief display. We spent a couple of days in the hills located roughly between the coast and the Central Valley. As we headed east, into increasingly drier climates, we stopped at one remarkable valley carpeted with wildflowers, the place where I made this photograph.

 

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Along the River Tyne near Hailes Castle, East Lothian, Scotland.

A typical vaned feather features a main shaft, called the rachis. Fused to the rachis are a series of branches, or barbs; the barbs themselves are also branched and form the barbules. These barbules have minute hooks called barbicels for cross-attachment.

 

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Dr. Lewis gives Keara advice for recovery - basically don't use that arm for anything or get it wet. Take ibuprofen as needed and let her body heal. And in the future, wear a helmet and hold onto the handlebars!

 

Dolls:

Barbie Pediatrician on Made to Move Body

Fashionistas #62 Petite Kira mold - Summer 2017

 

Clothes:

Pediatrician outfit including laptop

Made to Move Skateboarder body, shirt, shoes

MTM leggings

 

Littlechap doctor's office

Additional details/accessories added

 

This is a male Orang-tip butterfly (Anthocharis cardamines) feeding on a perennial Wallflower.

 

The day previous to the taking of this photograph, I had been out and seen a couple of these flitting about, but frustratingly I had not been able to get close enough to get any shots. The following morning I went out into my garden to feed the birds, and there was this one sat on the flowers. I ran inside, mounted my Sigma 150mm macro onto my D300 and was fortunate enough to grab a few shots before it disappeared. I had never seen one near my home before, so this was a pleasant surprise :)

 

Thank you for visiting, and I hope you all have a wonderful week ahead :)

 

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Visitors to Smyrna Dunes Park may arrive by land or by sea. Perched on 73 acres of pristine land at the northern tip of the New Smyrna Beach peninsula, the area is surrounded by water on three sides. Waters from the Indian River flow through Ponce Inlet and into the Atlantic Ocean providing a variety of fishing or swimming venues for park goers.

 

The park also provides a unique opportunity for naturalists, ecologists, students and the general public to see a wide variety of animals, birds, reptiles, marine life and vegetation in their natural habitat. The surrounding waters provide excellent fishing, boating and swimming opportunities.

 

The park consists of five ecosystems (ocean, river, dunes, scrub zone, saltwater marsh). The principal system is vast sand dunes. To protect the sensitive sand dunes from foot traffic, two miles of elevated walkways, picnic areas, pavilions and an observation tower were built, allowing visitors to travel through the park in a natural environment.

Smyrna Dunes Park is one of a few county parks where man’s best friend may enjoy the amenities. However, pets must be leashed at all times.

 

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It's so great to see so many of us girls getting out shopping and enjoying being the girl we always knew we were! For some of us who are on the fence wanting to go out shopping here are some tips from my experience to help getting there!:

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-- Prepare- Make sure you have everything ready including a route and makeup and essentials in you hand bag.

-- Dress nicely- I tend to over dress for shopping but try to look your best and wear what makes you feel feminine. Remember you might be trying on outfits so something you can get and out of yourself helps. 2 pairs of shoes too, leave one in the car so if your feet start hurting or you break a heel you have a backup pair.

-- Timing- I try to go weekdays and early. There are more women and less families, couples, and kids around.

-- Know the stores- If it's a mall I usually check out the mall map to see where the stores I like are and where to park for them.

-- Attitude- Although everyone has been nervous try to get into the mindset of being a woman. Keep saying to yourself that you are female and going to do what females love doing!

-- Going in- Don't be a lurker hiding behind clothes racks and walls, women don't do that. I suggest to immediately find something that you want to see closer. Most times you will be greeted by someone in sales so smile because it makes breaking the ice so much easier. When asked if you need any help try to gush a bit over that item you have chosen to look at closer. Saying things like "This is such a cute dress!" , " I love the colors in this!", "What sizes does this come in?" or just " I love this!" will make the sales person feel at ease and implies that you are really in tune with the feminine world you want to be included in!

-- Buying and playing dress up- It's fine to look around the whole store to see everything. When you find something you want pick it up and also gather other things you may like. Someone will eventually come over and ask if they can hold your selections and offer a try on room until you are done looking. When you decided what you want to buy tell them that you are getting this but want to look around more and they will hold it for you up front. This also confirms you are a paying customer and now frees you up to play "dress up" maybe choosing some things you would have never thought to try on! This approach works like a charm.

-- Compliments- Always give compliments to the girls working in the stores. You can ask if something they are wearing was bought in this store because you love it or maybe the girl has amazing hair or a fantastic make up job that you like. People get closer to you when you notice nice things about them!

-- Be considerate- Do not try to force yourself into something that is obviously too small for you and stretch or tear it. Also keep some folded up paper towels in your purse and use it to cover the neck area when putting on or taking off a pull over top or dress. Better yet ask them if the have a face guard and they will appreciate that you care about the merchandise.

-- Names- Always ask for their names and tell them yours, it makes it more of a intimate and cordial visit. I have had so many sales girls greet me by name on returning visits and goes a long way it showing you care about them.

-- Check out- Be pleasant and talkative while purchasing your new item. Tell them thank you for all the help or that you love the things in the store and will be back!

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Using these simple tips will make your shopping trips much more fun and I have noticed that if you make it fun for them and they see you having a good time it makes them feel good that they were part of your good experience. I have stopped into stores that I have purchased in just to say hello even if I wasn't going to shop in that that store that day and they appreciated that. I have also done really girlie things like getting cupcakes and bringing them into the store for them to have! One girl said that I was so nice and none of their customers ever did anything like that for them! I have also shown pictures on my phone of me out dressed in a dress or outfit that I bought for them and they loved seeing them! So get out there and enjoy yourselves!

Mammoth major 6 Tipper, Export order.

All welded steel tipping body.

The Northwestern tip of Libya

 

Die nordwestliche Spitze Libyens

 

Credits: ESA/NASA

 

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Taken Magdalen Hill Down, Hampshire. One of the earliest UK spring butterflies to be found on the wing. Located a number of these roosting up while clouds passed overhead.

Happy Friday's Flower Power.

 

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This is a pretty self-explanatory picture; these are the tips of several Crayola crayons.

 

I've owned these crayons for a few years now, so as you can see, most of them have been used, while a few others are in brand new condition.

 

This picture was taken as part of an assignment on color for my photography class.

 

(May 23, 2007: Featured on the front page of Yahoo! Answers.)

 

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