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This is my mother's german dachshund. But he is as much mine because he has lived with me from time to time. He is 15 years, going on 16.
This one sat on my windowframe. I tried to move him/her to get the whole body into shot and got this far but after this shot s/he flew away.
I honestly don't know if it was a cricket (good) or a locust (bad). It would have been hard to destroy if it were the latter.
HELP please
New York City apartment porch covered in snow during the winter snow blizzard of 2011, photo taken overnight in midtown Manhattan.
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New York City
01-27-2011
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Passing through the town of Orangeville, Illinois I spotted this cat sitting in the window enjoying the Sun.
The Canary Islands has built itself an image based on beautiful beaches, impressive weather conditions and a friendly atmosphere. What people might not know about this archipelago is that it’s home to some real architectural gems too. The Spanish colonial period brought with it the European Gothic and Neoclassical architecture of the time. Canarian architecture has evolved throughout the years, and today, classic design, modernism and nature blend in harmony on the archipelago.