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Even if that Marsh harrier isn't a Bittern and there's no way you can see ticks on the Night herons... LOL... Still the lizard is in the right place... I think they must have the links set up wrong on the page !!:@D

3D print/ABS plastic bracelet

來自遠傳電信廣告信 (email) 中的連結。

What will soon be the most popular cameraphone on Flickr. It comes in handy when I don't have my dSLR with me. I also often access Flickr from this device than my laptop. At work, it doubles as a scheduler and notepad when I have to take note of stuff. It's become quite an integral part of life.

 

Taken for Our Daily Challenge "Begins with 'i'" theme with Nikon D60 + 85mm Micro Nikkor lens

Costa Rica has a few secrets and one of them is the Rio Celeste located in the northwestern part of the country. Rio Celeste is known for its magnificent light blue color water. The river is surrounded by stunning rainforest and the entire area is located in Tenorio Volcano National Park. The Rio Celeste is home to a striking waterfall with its frothy water cascading into the picturesque light blue waters below. The water changes color due to the sulfur emitted by volcanic activity and mixes with calcium carbonate to produce a stunning hue. Legend has it, when the Gods painted the skies, they dipped their paint brushes into the river which turned the river its light blue color. The river also has a number of natural hot springs located along the banks which can be quite relaxing while the cool blue water rushes downstream right next to you. There are a series of hot springs and boiling mud pots- so use some caution when exploring the area.

 

CHECK IT OUT...Our video on Rio Celeste.

 

A trek to Rio Celeste involves a pleasant, yet somewhat challenging, hike through the cool rainforest of the Tenorio Volcano National Park. From the park entrance (which is located at the Rio Celeste Lodge) it takes about an hour (depending) to reach the Rio Celeste Waterfall. There's also trails that take you to the place where the water magically appears to turn blue. You’ll want to spend some time here taking in the Eden-like beauty of the area and although you do so at your own risk, many people swim here as well. The scenery in this area is spectacular. So give yourself some time to hike around. To view all points of interest give yourself 4-5 hours there and back. At some points you will be back tracking.

 

For more helpful travel information on Costa Rica make sure you check out our website and our blog.

 

Our Travel Tip Website- www.TravelCostaRicaNow.com

 

michael alan's blog - www.DoingCostaRica.blogspot.com/

 

Our pictures from around Costa Rica - www.flickr.com/photos/travelcostaricanow_com/

 

Our Gay Travel Tip Webpage - travelcostaricanow.com/index.php/Gay

 

michael alan's gay blog - www.DoinGayCostaRica.blogspot.com

 

Lots more travel tips on video by us - travelcostaricanow.com/index.php/Costa_Rica_Travel_Videos

    

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One of the Volunteer Egineers attending to the furnace.

 

The Wooden Hulled, Waste Oil / Diesel Fired, Triple Expansion Steam Engined Towboat/Tugboat SS MASTER was designed and launched in 1922 by Arthur Moscrop's Shipyard on the False Creek shore in what is now the scenic location of Vancouver's Aquatic Center. The Master's Steam Engine was purchased from Surplus Inventory to the Royal Navy Minsweeper building program of World War 1. Maintained by the efforts of the SS MASTER SOCIETY.

 

Click Here to visit The SS MASTER Society webpage at www.ssmaster.org

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Hello guys!!

This is my first successful layout design for my up comming webpage that i plan to create it from A-Z by my own.I'm still learning on designing layout webpage.

It tooks me 4hours to finish this one.woooo...i'm so tired!!but still...this one is my 1st design and i'm satisfied with it since i'm still new. =)

I think it's not really suitable for a webpage..hahaha...i should change the words welcome and homepage to....something like 'olympus system' and print it out and frame it..hahahhaa....

what do u guys think???i need a comments and ideas from all of you...thanks a alot!!!

 

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Software: 100% Photoshop CS4

 

note:All my pictures are copyrighted and belong to me.

If you intend to use any of my pictures, for any usage,it's simple.

All you need to do is:contact me.

 

please comment and criticism with your own words..don't really need invitation or award.really appreciate your kindness.

 

Thank you.

 

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It’s called the Colours Oasis Resort- Colours spelled with a ‘u’. The Colours Oasis Resort is located a short cab ride away from the center of San José Costa Rica in the Rohrmoser neighborhood. Colours is not only a ‘gay’ resort, but interestingly enough, ‘straight’ people also love to STAY there…

 

Check out our video review on the place... Colours Oasis Resort video review

 

The Colours Oasis Resort began back in 1990 (imagine building a gay hotel 19 years ago in Costa Rica- the SHIT they must have took for that) by James Remes who had also owned Colours in Key West, Florida (for 5 yrs) before moving it here to San José. He’s been adding, redecorating and reinventing Colours every 5 years or so to keep it FRESH and updated- and it’s definitely WORKING.

 

They got everything you would expect- pool, secluded Jacuzzi, a small exercise room, WIFI, a terraced sundeck to do a little sun-bathing, a great complimentary breakfast that includes bacon…. now that’s what I’m talking about. There are a wide range of rooms, accommodating a single traveler or larger groups and prices to fit not only the budget traveler, but the more upscale traveler as well……….. and every budget in between.

 

For more helpful travel information on Costa Rica make sure you check out our website and our blog.

 

Our Travel Tip Website- www.TravelCostaRicaNow.com

 

michael alan's blog - www.DoingCostaRica.blogspot.com/

 

Our pictures from around Costa Rica - www.flickr.com/photos/travelcostaricanow_com/

 

Our Gay Travel Tip Webpage - Gay Costa Rica

 

michael alan's gay blog - Gay Costa Rica Blog

 

Lots more travel tips on video by us - Costa Rica Travel Videos

    

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Link to my website, where you can watch a slideshow with my favorite shots, listen to some music, have a look at my photos in better quality, etc.

andybrandl.zenfolio.com/

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Czech Republic - Praha - Na Zátorce 5(350)

 

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SaloneSatellite 2012 catalog is browsable on SaloneSatellite webpage

www.cosmit.it/it/milano/i_saloni/salonesatellite/catalogo...

SaloneSatellite 2012 catalog is also browsable on Issuu

issuu.com/isaloni/docs/salonesatellite_catalogue_2012/1

You can download it to your desktop and print your e-Book.

 

SaloneSatellite 2012 is also available on the APP STORE.

The spash screen we're using to pre-launch our webpage. Any suggestions would be appreciated!

  

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