Thursday, July 16, 2015. Been busy canning here in the holler! Lots of cucumbers, squash and zucchini. Twenty jars of green beans about a dozen quarts of squash canned. Made a gallon of refrigerator pickles just to munch on. Tomatoes coming along, field peas are loaded, just starting to pick okra and then. And how about some torrential rain fall. About 3 inches in an hour! And some hail to go along with it. And not some wimpy hail either. How about some golf ball size hail.

I imported the images into Lightroom 4 and began experimenting with the different developing options. I ended up bringing the yellow saturation down to 0. This flower is actually yellow, but I took away the yellow and made it the beautiful white it is in this photograph. It turned out simply beautiful.

Primitive Cottage Style Folk Art Naive. all styles fit the creations by Hickety Pickety. SOME OF MY FAVORITE THINGS. Thursday, March 22, 2018. Ever Wonder How Much Easter Must Suck For Rabbits? How Many Times Have You Seen Rabbits. In The Spring 19 Years Ago. The Photographer Had Live Rabbits. She Had Loads Of Kids In The Studio.

We are a re-enactment group based in Auckland, New Zealand. We represent members of the Light Company of a regular British Army unit stationed in New Zealand from 1846 to 1865. We are uniformed in both the parade 1856 pattern red tunic as well as the navy blue campaign uniforms worn in New Zealand during the 1860s. History of the re-enactment Unit. History of the 65th Regiment in New Zealand. The Drill Book - Field Exercises 1862 online! TV and Film work.

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