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Nyal Cammack Hippie Sandwich

Shot outside the Down The Alley Bistro, Georgetown, Texas. What exactly do you think a "Hippie Sandwich" is?

NCammack Photos 17-Mar-2012
Wim Westerhof Hippotamus Animals 16-Jul-2006
Dave Hamlin Hips

Rose.....that is

0- Maine, USA by Dave Hamlin 04-Sep-2007
Katrina Adams Hiroshi Point

A new diver on an amazing reef

Katrina's Kosrae Images 13-Feb-2012
Adam Kozik His Eye is on the Sparrow

A common house sparrow looks out on a summer day.

Natura 29-Nov-2011
Bruce Thomas His majesty...

E30 and the 5 exposure bracket -2 -1 correct +1 +2 on an evening walk in the park after work this evening...

Did I mention that I absolutely LOVE the E30 with the ZD 9-18mm lens?

Bruce Thomas 09-Jun-2010
Karen Jack Hissed Off!

Here's the Mum of the "Family" photo. She's not impressed at me being so close to her babies, so I backed off and left them in peace.

Fav Bird Shots 25-Feb-2007
Keith Long History Photos 14-Sep-2007
Christopher Ashworth History Cornicopia

A fossil in the Memphis Museum.

Common area 30-Jan-2006
Olav Agnar Frogner Histria (ancient city)

Archaeological evidence seems to confirm that all trade with the interior followed the foundation of Histria. Traders reached the interior via Histria and the Danube valley, demonstrated by finds of Attic black-figure pottery, coins, ornamental objects, an Ionian lebes and many fragments of amphoras. Amphoras have been found in great quantity at Histria, some imported but some local. Local pottery was produced following establishment of the colony and certainly before mid-6th century. During the archaic and classical periods, when Histria flourished, it was situated near fertile arable land. It served as a port of trade soon after its establishment, with fishing and agriculture as additional sources of income. By 100 AD, however, fishing was almost the sole remaining source of Istrian revenue.

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histria_%28ancient_city%29)

Danube Delta 12-Oct-2011