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the girl sitting in front of me watching the trees go by....

Please excuse the bit of water-soluble marker.

Mr. Wendy of Sick & Wrong at The Crocodile Cafe

Seattle, WA

Arndale shopping centre, Manchester.

Was hoping to mingle and nobody would notice.

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Canon 300D. Taken from Sainsburys car park.

Not mine, my mothers

Ignore the text on the card, you actually need to insert this card facing down

A promotional shot from Jobsite Theater's production of Night of the Living Dead. Photo courtesy Dave Pritchard, Pritchard Photography. Pictured: Michael McGreevy and Jason Evans (zombies), Kari Goetz (Barbara) and Matt Lunsford (Johnny).

Tell me what is wrong here? (Diga o que está errado aqui?)

A promotional shot from Jobsite Theater's production of Night of the Living Dead. Photo courtesy Dave Pritchard, Pritchard Photography. Pictured: Michael McGreevy and Jason Evans (zombies), Kari Goetz (Barbara) and Matt Lunsford (Johnny).

The top of North Street was being used for Tour of Britain cycle race vehicles and equipment.

 

Most of the road was closed, but traffic was being allowed to come out of Leapale Road, turn left into North Street, and then left down the narrow Haydon Place.

 

As well as that, traffic was being allowed out of Ward Street, right, down the wrong side of North Street - as seen here - and also then down Haydon Place.

 

There was a guy standing at the end of Ward Street with a whistle, which he blew every time a car came, to get the guy marshalling the Hayden Place junction to move the cones! You can see him here in the hi-viz jacket.

 

North Street, Guildford, Surrey.

LED wrong-way sign being tested on the Sawgrass Expressway.

Somebody picked the wrong stock photo to illustrate the pewee (Eastern Wood-Pewee, Contopus virens) that is native to northeastern Illinois on their interpretative sign. Instead they found the bird that the Australians call a "pewee", "wee magpie", "mudlark", and other nick names, but officially known as Magpie-Lark (Grallina cyanoleuca).

 

Neither the vireo nor the nuthatch shown are the most likely representative of their respective families that one can expect to encounter in these woods, either, but at least they occur in Illinois.

 

James S. Boan Woods at Hidden Oaks Nature Center, Bolingbrook (Will Co.), Illinois

You can quickly change it wrong, ha ha

This short was released in February of 1929. It's awesome.

 

Stan looks very self-assured here, but that is only temporary...

Hey, I thought this was a South Pole store.

An experiment with a broken Olympus Zuiko 50mm prime held up to the mounting flange on my Kiev 80 and light sealed with a black sock!

 

Unfortunately, my dodgy film back decided to slip here, hence the double exposure etc.

 

But maybe just a trick.

This is the end you don't want pointed at you.

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march is the time to tap maple trees, not apples. but they do it all at Henniker's Intervale Pancake House.

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