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For 52 Weeks of Pics 2015
Week 38 - In the Garage (or Basement/Attic)
We don't have a basement, the 'attic' is only a tiny space since we had the loft conversion work done, and there is absolutely nothing photo-worthy in our garage - except the view from the window through the runner beans!
Catching the last light with a good book on the pier. Seen at Friday Harbor through a ferry window....#windowview Day222(2).
Rain or shine, I walk with Bailey every early morning. Today he wore his flannel coat to keep him dry and warm. I bundled up as well. Rain, dark sky turning light...what is there not to love about this place? #Windowview Day284
Another beautiful layers of gray day. Whidbey Island is a stunning dark value against the sky and water.
A clear view of Southend on our way to Amsterdam with SEN airport on the left and the pier which is well over a mile long!
The scratched plexiglass and hailstorm do not help with visibility here, but I could still imagine those massive props turning.
"Chia tay em chia tay hoàng hôn
Chia tay em chia tay hàng cây
Gửi lại cho em trái tim thắp lửa
Gửi lại cho em một nửa vầng trăng "
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Boobie and 2 sea lions on rock. Had difficulty focusing due to distance from subject and moving boat.
the tower block you see
i am sitting in one just like it a top
of a hill .............. sorry but i never get tiered of this view
THANKS A MILLION NHS HEROES
and any one facing danger serving the public
.👍❤Thanks for Caring
Fox River flowing through Batavia, Illinois. Batavia was founded in 1833, and during the latter part of the 19th century, the river town became the home of six American style windmill manufacturing companies. For several months in 1875, Mary Todd Lincoln was an involuntary resident of Batavia, as she was admitted to the Bellevue Place, a sanitarium for women. In-flight Aboard Southwest Airlines Flight 3371, Chicago Midway International Airport to San Diego International Airport. June 17, 2018 at 12:12 PM CDT.
The distinctive shape of the Liberator's tailplane is shown to good effect. The angle is a little awkward, as I had to shoot blind, sticking hand and camera out of the open window, against the strong slipstream.
Our luncheon view, out Cilantro Mary's front window, onto the St. Vrain Market - 7/31/2010 - By Robin Kanouse
New owners. New experience.
Since being purchased by Neil and Connie Sullivan in late 2009, the historic St. Vrain Market has been completely transformed from an ordinary convenience store quick stop to a warm, welcoming downtown shopping and eating experience for locals and visitors alike.
The market provides groceries, fresh produce, all-natural/organic meat and dairy, a deli and lunch counter, and a bakery -- seven days a week.
The market also provides outdoor seating and soon will include a community park area with picnic tables and landscaping alongside a beautiful new outdoor mural.
In addition, the store carries signature merchandise perfect for locals and visitors to celebrate Lyons' nostalgia and the market's farm fresh offerings.
St. Vrain Market is your local and fresh choice for food shopping.
Paris, Belleville, April, 2026.
Only the street shots - thestreetzine.blogspot.com/
Circles and angles.....some time to read this morning starting a new book, Women in the Castle, ...coffee is hot and creamed perfectly, and materials are at the ready for today's art time. Cold, brisk, crispy, freezing, gray outside.