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Russian (St. Petersburg), ca 1900. Peter Carl Fabergé, Julius Alexandrovitch Rappaport. Silver with ferruginous quartize base. Legion of Honor
Christmas 2002 - That was a fun year with two pregnant girls. Heidi is weeks from having Caleb and I had three months to go .. plenty of time to get huge!
This plant is a flowering beauty that produces blossoms of blue flower that sends a visual feeling of rushful sensation, late in the fall season and then the plant dies out having served its life purpose. Some call it a weed due to its beautifull and hardy adaptation however it should be fittingly called a Blue diamond, once you look at its struggle and then the full force of its history
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As I've said before, I've never met a lighthouse that I didn't like. At Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven, Connecticut, it's possible to see two lighthouses at the same time: the Five Mile Point Light (also known as the New Haven Harbor Light) and (in the background, at the end of a 1-mile-long breakwater) the Southwest Ledge Light (also known as the New Haven Breakwater Light).
More information on the two lights can be found here:
www.nps.gov/history/Maritime/light/fivemile.htm
www.nps.gov/history/Maritime/light/swledge.htm
As a bonus, visitors to the park can see a 1916 carousel (still in use, but it runs just on weekends).
Day 53:
This has been a bad week, a particularly bad day even.
It has been a rough week at work and a rough week of thoughts passing through my mind.
Even though I am upset today, this week, I still know in my heart that today is a special day.
Maybe a day like today wouldn't be special to most, but that is what makes it that much more special is because I know to most it wouldn't seem like a big deal, but to me it's grand. It is grand just like every "small" day like today will be, always.
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When leaving Southall Station, you are greeted by two towers, a mock gothic tower in the foreground and a gasometer in the background. German expressionist cinema came to mind again. So I snapped the two towers.
Built by William Waldorf Astor, later first Viscount Astor, in 1895 as his residence and estate office on reclaimed land following completion of the Victoria Embankment in 1870,
Two Temple Place has been acquired and preserved by the Bulldog Trust.
Designed by the architect John Loughborough Pearson
Cutting through Volunteer Park I ran into a cosplay rave.
Very friendly and colorful young folks. They were happy to chat and let me take pictures.
Two views, same place. Waywayanda State Park in Vernon, New Jersey. I had to find some open areas to grab the shots due to a short, but steep drop from the path that I'm on and the stream below. With the snow and ice, and lots of rocks, I did not want to risk any ankle injuries, hence the shots through the shrubs.
Each of the strollers in this photo holds four children... unfortunately, I didn't have my camera ready until they were far down the sidewalk.
Dorothy Finister interview - Two Sisters Restaurant - New Orleans, LA
Project: Southern Gumbo Trail
Photo by Sara Roahen
2007
This is another photo from when I was in England. I took this one in bridlington. I thought it was sweet, two old friends taking a stroll down the estate.
AMERICAN ALLIGATOR
(Alligator mississippiensis)
One of two species of crocodilian reptiles, the American Alligator is found throughout the Gulf Coast region of the US. The largest populations of alligators are in Louisiana (estimated >1.5 million), Florida (estimated >1.10 million) and Georgia (estimated 415,000).
Alligators and other crocodilians are the only reptiles who care for their young. Female alligators build a nest of leaves and palm fronds and lay eggs. The females stay with the eggs until they hatch; and they will ferociously guard their nests. The eggs hatch in about 9 weeks after which the female will gently scoop up the hatchlings in her mouth and abandon the nest. Even with the protection of an adult, the new hatchlings could become an easy meal for predators like raccoons, herons, egrets, owls and other birds of prey the moment they emerge from their parent's mouths.
Jesus, Peter, Paul, and some Pope or other (I think it's one of the Innocents) seem oblivious to the passers-by below.
The famous Beale Street in Memphis.
These kids are making a living by performing on the street. They were quite good actually.
The two guys at the left are checking them out...and the cops also. Beale Street is heavily monitored by the police, especially at night.
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