In tanti anni che seguo questo blog credo sia la prima o la seconda volta che fai un leggero accenno politico, ma anche in questo caso è sempre la discrezione a prevalere. Complimenti!
I know you keep walking all day in the trip and following your curiosity.
This moment you picked up as a photo is very surrealistic for me.
The white textile is the thing has some mass, weight and resistance and so on.
But in the photo it’s like a blank has only faint gradation.
People is working for it looking at seriously.
Maybe it’s a general peaceful work time for the people.
But it’s not the place to visit as a tourist!
So I was curious why you were here?? You must has long story!
I take a brick of cheese, a large tub of hmmuus and/or white bean dip, a bag of carrots, a bag of tortilla chips…and a rubbermaid lunch cooler. That means I just have to keep refilling the cooler with ice every other day or so, the perishable food is sealed away, and I’m not taking up valuable fridge space. The other thing I took when I could eat wheat are ‘fighter biscuits’, which are high protein and high other stuff (they are good if you’re doing a lot of physical activity and need protein, fat, and salt).Traditional Batch process:2 lb bisquick2 lb sausage, thawed and uncooked (sage is traditional)2 lb sharp cheddarEnough milk to hold things together. (about 1 c.)Mix all ingredients well, spoon onto cookie sheets in rough 1″ balls, bake in 325 oven for 10 min or until they begin to brown. Eat. Makes: Lots. (~4 doz)I shifted the recipe to turkey sausage and 1 lb sharp cheddar 1 lb swiss. 2-3 will substitute for a meal.
The first floweing tree looks more like Castanopsis fissa than an aiccaa species.The last picture of a flower is of a Bauhinia species.The camel foot leaves and the flower shape are really typical of the Bauhinia in HK.
OH- and if you want to expand the next round of textures. I need stuff for data centers and New Energy products…Usually a tile floor/ceiling, and a variety of metals, plastics and LED’s found in industrial, enterprise-class data centers (HP, Dell, IBM, EMC, Oracle, etc.) — Solar panels mostly – (Conergy)I get by with a few photo-based resources for now…
Youre accordingly splendid, man! I cant deem I missed this blog for hence elongated. Its just great ram all on all sides. Your design, man…too amazing! I cant wait to interpret what youve got subsequently. I fondness the whole thing that youre saying and want added, additional, MORE! Keep this up, man! Its emphatically very good.
Bella foto dove l’hai fatta?
Immagine molto interessante e parole di innegabile verità.
In tanti anni che seguo questo blog credo sia la prima o la seconda volta che fai un leggero accenno politico, ma anche in questo caso è sempre la discrezione a prevalere. Complimenti!
I’m curious why you were in the factory?
You should discover it by yourself Purple Angel.
It should be quite easy for a secret agent like you!
🙂
E’ una fabbrica di biancheria. Ci sono passato per caso mentre andavo su un tetto per fotografare un fabbricato. Una storia piuttosto lunga.
It’s a linen factory. I passed there by chance while I was going on the roof to photograph a building. It’s a very long story.
La discrezione deve sempre prevalere, soprattutto quando si parla di politica in pubblico.
Discretion must always prevail, especially when you talk about politics in public.
I know you keep walking all day in the trip and following your curiosity.
This moment you picked up as a photo is very surrealistic for me.
The white textile is the thing has some mass, weight and resistance and so on.
But in the photo it’s like a blank has only faint gradation.
People is working for it looking at seriously.
Maybe it’s a general peaceful work time for the people.
But it’s not the place to visit as a tourist!
So I was curious why you were here?? You must has long story!
Maybe I need to understand what you write with the photo!
I take a brick of cheese, a large tub of hmmuus and/or white bean dip, a bag of carrots, a bag of tortilla chips…and a rubbermaid lunch cooler. That means I just have to keep refilling the cooler with ice every other day or so, the perishable food is sealed away, and I’m not taking up valuable fridge space. The other thing I took when I could eat wheat are ‘fighter biscuits’, which are high protein and high other stuff (they are good if you’re doing a lot of physical activity and need protein, fat, and salt).Traditional Batch process:2 lb bisquick2 lb sausage, thawed and uncooked (sage is traditional)2 lb sharp cheddarEnough milk to hold things together. (about 1 c.)Mix all ingredients well, spoon onto cookie sheets in rough 1″ balls, bake in 325 oven for 10 min or until they begin to brown. Eat. Makes: Lots. (~4 doz)I shifted the recipe to turkey sausage and 1 lb sharp cheddar 1 lb swiss. 2-3 will substitute for a meal.
An inligtelent answer – no BS – which makes a pleasant change
Hallelujah! I needed this-you’re my savior.
The first floweing tree looks more like Castanopsis fissa than an aiccaa species.The last picture of a flower is of a Bauhinia species.The camel foot leaves and the flower shape are really typical of the Bauhinia in HK.
OH- and if you want to expand the next round of textures. I need stuff for data centers and New Energy products…Usually a tile floor/ceiling, and a variety of metals, plastics and LED’s found in industrial, enterprise-class data centers (HP, Dell, IBM, EMC, Oracle, etc.) — Solar panels mostly – (Conergy)I get by with a few photo-based resources for now…
I think you’ve just captured the answer perfectly
Articles like this really grease the shafts of knowledge.
Youre accordingly splendid, man! I cant deem I missed this blog for hence elongated. Its just great ram all on all sides. Your design, man…too amazing! I cant wait to interpret what youve got subsequently. I fondness the whole thing that youre saying and want added, additional, MORE! Keep this up, man! Its emphatically very good.