dannyboy602
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Best looking 40 year old in Hollywood
Beautiful
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ScoobyDoobyDoo
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^^^She's in my top 5 list^^^
420CannabisMMJPothead
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There's some women who look like they would set my hair on fire in bed... she fits the bill.
That's cool.
Probably not the end of the story, but very cool none the less.
Probably not the end of the story, but very cool none the less.
ScoobyDoobyDoo
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a thing of beauty!!!
1200 acre lake that is 180' deep at max point. has been fished by maybe 5 people since turned into a private community in 1865. it's our local secret fishing hole.
1200 acre lake that is 180' deep at max point. has been fished by maybe 5 people since turned into a private community in 1865. it's our local secret fishing hole.
flamethrower1
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Nice trout, wish I had a lake like that to fish
Hydrotech364
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Stoney McFried
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TripleMindedGee5150
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she is so fineBest looking 40 year old in Hollywood
Hydrotech364
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Shadows Betray you, because they belong to Me.
neosapien
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Stunning photos show the ancient tradition of honey hunting in Nepal
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Twice each year, the Gurung tribespeople of Central Nepal risk their lives collecting wild honey from the world's largest hives high up on Himalayan cliffs. Travel photographer Andrew Newey recently spent two weeks capturing this ancient but dying art.
All photos courtesy Andrew Newey. They are are republished here with permission. You can find him on Facebook.
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"For hundreds of years, the skills required to perform this dangerous task have been passed down through the generations" writes Newey, "but now both the bees and traditional honey hunters are in short supply."
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To collect the honey, the hunters use nothing more than handmade rope ladders and long sticks called tangos. Smoke is used to drive thousands of angry Apis laboriosa the largest honey bee in the world.
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The majority of the massive hives are located on steep, south-west facing cliffs to avoid predators and for increases exposure to direct sunlight.
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The autumn honey hunt requires three days and is preceded by a ceremony meant to placate the cliff gods.
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The honey is lowered to a team of helpers waiting below.
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Twice each year, the Gurung tribespeople of Central Nepal risk their lives collecting wild honey from the world's largest hives high up on Himalayan cliffs. Travel photographer Andrew Newey recently spent two weeks capturing this ancient but dying art.
All photos courtesy Andrew Newey. They are are republished here with permission. You can find him on Facebook.
"For hundreds of years, the skills required to perform this dangerous task have been passed down through the generations" writes Newey, "but now both the bees and traditional honey hunters are in short supply."
To collect the honey, the hunters use nothing more than handmade rope ladders and long sticks called tangos. Smoke is used to drive thousands of angry Apis laboriosa the largest honey bee in the world.
The majority of the massive hives are located on steep, south-west facing cliffs to avoid predators and for increases exposure to direct sunlight.
The autumn honey hunt requires three days and is preceded by a ceremony meant to placate the cliff gods.
The honey is lowered to a team of helpers waiting below.
Unclebaldrick
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Mmmm. Crazy honey.
Hydrotech364
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Cowboykush
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Glad this thread is still goin...great pics here is one more
Hookabelly
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Whirling Derviches
Cherry Pie I baked the other day...
BTW: How do you upload normal sized photos? Not just thumbs?
Cherry Pie I baked the other day...
BTW: How do you upload normal sized photos? Not just thumbs?
clint308
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Before you hit post reply double click on pix you uploaded then select large .
Or go to edit post and do the same thing .
