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Crescent Lace original designs are based on the Japanese style of chain maille weave. Wave Lace has three graduated sizes of rings flowing along the edge to create the illusion of waves.
Wave Lace is crafted from a total of five sizes of rings in an intricately engineered weave. The largest rings are 7mm in diameter, and the smallest rings are 3mm. The earrings are 1-1/4 inches (3 cm) long; the length of the earring from the top of the earwire is 1-3/8 inches (4 cm). Made of sterling silver with Bali sterling ear wires.
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January 22, 2015: Winter surf and high tide resulted in messy saltwater inundation and beach erosion at the Fairmont Orchid, Mauna Lani.
Winter surf is a problem every year, but this is the worst hit we've seen on this stretch of shoreline since we opened this hotel for Ritz-Carlton 26 years ago - even worse than the tsunami that shuttered Kona Village in March, 2011. The difference was wrap-around wave action: this was a direct straight-on hit and the ever-rising high tide. We simply cannot deny climate change - it is very real, and shoreline developers best take heed.
Illustrated blog post: www.managingwithaloha.com/seek-bigger-visions/
I was under a cloud, but out in the distance you can see where the sun was hitting the water. Made a cool effect, much like you'll get in the Caribbean.
fun day today at the beach, there were waves for once so vonnie and i went to take some pictures. this is a little grainy but i like it.
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view large on black <--- so much better
Wing and Wave... © 2009
Outer Banks after the hurricane...
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Erik and I saw this guy trying to park and walk away but was being stopped by two very determined security guards. He was very dismissive, waving they away and then tried to drive off but they reached in (to grab his keys I guess) and stopped him. He did not look very happy.
We walked away not wanting to be too nosey, when we came back later this is what we saw.
Part of Paul Cummins' 2014 poppies exhibition from the Tower of London, now displayed at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park in Wakefield.