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A Shopping cart found on the sideway while walking in the Fenway/Fens neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.
On an edge, balancing act, tipping point. Whatever you use it to represent, it's a pen falling off a table. 9847.
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On the island of Pagan, Commonwelath of the Northern Mariana Islands. Taken in June, 2010, during megapode surveys. View of the coconut forest leading out to the tip of Pagan.
Tip Top Library (Tip Top Weekly) / Heft-Reihe
Burt L. Standish / Frank Merriwell on His Mettle; or,
Field Day at Fardale
Street & Smith Publications / USA 1896
Reprint: Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
clever little beast knew to hold this in place to stop it flapping about - and here's me thinking I could teach them something. Definitely the other way 'round (pity it completely missed with its tongue, mind you)
hoverfly Platycheirus manicatus
reversed 18-55 @ 35mm
1/200
f11
iso 200
handheld, flash, stack 5
Female orange tip butterfly (Anthocharis cardamines) resting on three cornered leek (Allium triquetrum)
Anglesey
NAVIGON Tuesday Tip #7 – How to keep your device up to date with NAVIGON Fresh (PND)
With the software client NAVIGON Fresh, you can view the current software status of your NAVIGON device. The program automatically checks whether your device is up to date and offers you a free update with the latest software, whenever necessary. Fresh also allows you to check the content on your device. You can find all your content under “My system”. The Fresh Shop shows you which maps and services are available for your product and offers you the chance to purchase them directly. You can download NAVIGON Fresh for free here:www.navigon.com/Fresh.
The view from the Tip Top Grill can be fantastic, but when we went to shoot the sunset it was very hazy and the partly cloudy conditions quickly gave way to cloud cover that stretched all the way to Texas. No hope the sun would peak under the clouds and paint their bellies pink and orange. As a side, I wonder why the Tip Top Grill is only open for breakfast and lunch when a dinner view of the sunset over Shades Valley could be fantastic.