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Have not been in a couple of years, so thought I'd spend some tome at Fermilab this fine Saturday!

The cat that lives on the corner came to visit. Expired Kodak Gold 200 (11/2006), Kodak 35 f/4.5 (about 1938). "Digitized" with a Nikon D7000, a micro Nikkor 40mm f/2.8, and a Nikon ES-2 film holder.

 

November 1st is Día de Todos Los Santos (All Saints Day). We don't have quite the same celebrations and customs for this and Dia De Los Muertos (Day of the Dead / All Souls' Day), which is on November 2nd, as they do in Mexico, but it's traditional in the Canary Islands on these days, for people to visit cemeteries, clean up graves and bring new flowers. There's usually at least one item in the local press or media every year saying how much flower sellers have raised the prices for the occasion.

 

La Laguna Ahora say that the occasion is much more than that though and suggest that it is also a perfect time to get together with the family and enjoy some typical sweetmeats. (Hey, any day is perfect for that in my book.) One of their recommendations is aptly named Huesos de santo (Saint's Bones) - a marzipan confection with gooey stuff in the middle, normally associated with Christmas - and those of you who speak Spanish can enjoy the recipes for these Postres para Todos los Santos.

 

The most detailed English language website on the island

www.secrettenerife.co.uk

 

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A special park in Lörrach, where in one side you can see Switzerland and in the other you can see Germany

John Edwards discusses his vision for transforming America's energy economy and other issues in New Hampshire.

Photo by Rachel Feierman

visiting Lethbridge, Alberta

Visiting Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Va., March 2011

The #TechGirls meet with female leaders at #Yahoo

It was a pleasure to visit Milton Keynes and support our fantastic Labour candidates, Charlynne Pullen and Hannah O'Neill, in their election campaigns. (31st October, 2019)

Last weekend in the garden of my mother-in-law...

 

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Besuch beim Lavendel

 

Vergangenes Wochenende im Garten meiner Schwiegermutter...

Mick Warne with 2011 at the station.

Gippsland Model Engineering Society Invitation Run 2012 Saturday May 12th 2012.

John Edwards discusses his vision for transforming America's energy economy and other issues in New Hampshire.

Photo by Rachel Feierman

@ Organic blueberry farm in Pitt Meadows

The trip from Singapore to Taipei went smoothly, and we took a shuttle from the TaoYuen airport to the high-speed rail terminal. The train got us to Tainan in about 2 hours where we took another shuttle to a bus stop where Angie and LiShung had agreed to meet. Unfortunately we got off one stop too early. I was stuck on a dark street corner with 4 bags, not a penny of money, and not a word of Taiwanese while Angie rode the next bus to find Li Hsiang. I was sure glad to see them come driving up about a half hour later. All's well that ends well!

Visiting Slingsby Firefly Mk.2 departing Runway 22.

19th October 2018.

Swansea Airport.

We went to Atlanta for a long weekend (4th of July) and had to see the pandas! Thanks to Tammy for helping us get to know Mei Lan, Yang Yang, and Lun Lun through her photos.

Rebalrid with Susan & myself outside

his workshop / toy room.

It was a pleasure to visit Milton Keynes and support our fantastic Labour candidates, Charlynne Pullen and Hannah O'Neill, in their election campaigns. (31st October, 2019)

Have not been in a couple of years, so thought I'd spend some tome at Fermilab this fine Saturday!

Fort Scaur is located in Somerset in the West End of Bermuda. Construction of the fort began in 1868. It was to have a strategic location to support the Royal Navy Dockyards and sits on the highest point of land in the West End. The fort was garrisoned with British troops until the end of WW1 and American forces were stationed there during WW11. It is now a park and a good place for birding.

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