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1 day ago  ::  May 25, 2012 - 4:20PM #160
Silverada
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Hi Karma, this is a new picture  taken in Montecristy  North part of our Island and near Haiti,  See our famous  earth elevation called "El Morro" that goes into the Atlantic Ocean behind me.




cean and you can see   



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3 months ago  ::  Mar 04, 2012 - 8:01AM #159
Karma_yeshe_dorje
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The week was wet! La Niña kicked in, big-time. And a few small patches of mould in the lounge ceiling, extended into an obvious wet splodge! So I called the developer, and so await a call from a handyman.

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3 months ago  ::  Feb 23, 2012 - 2:46PM #158
Karma_yeshe_dorje
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G'day Silverada:


Thanks for dropping by.

I hope you are Ok.


My weight has recently been dropping. It might be because, feeling poor, I have been eating home-made food a lot more!

you don´t like your place crowded and that you like it  essencially minimalistic.


Thank you; I do tend to social phobia!


I have been eating blackberries daily from the bush tied to my back fence. It is producing less fruit towards the end of its fruiting season.

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3 months ago  ::  Feb 23, 2012 - 12:26PM #157
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Feb 21, 2012 -- 12:13PM, Karma_yeshe_dorje wrote:


I recently added a wooden corner entertainment unit. Still, my lounge looks bare. A friend tonight remarked that I was broke!




 


Hi Karma, I hope you are Ok.

You could argued with friend,  you don´t like your place crowded and that you like it  essencially minimalistic.  LOL


 


 

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3 months ago  ::  Feb 21, 2012 - 12:13PM #156
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I recently added a wooden corner entertainment unit. Still, my lounge looks bare. A friend tonight remarked that I was broke!

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6 months ago  ::  Dec 03, 2011 - 6:44AM #155
Karma_yeshe_dorje
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Silverada:


The use of rough timber is unknown here!

the cooking place in the right side,covered with ashes from the last meal.


That reminds me of wood-fired barbecues in a distant nature park.

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6 months ago  ::  Dec 02, 2011 - 12:46AM #154
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This is another view of the blue hut, notice the cooking place in the right side,covered with ashes from the last meal.  

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6 months ago  ::  Dec 01, 2011 - 11:10PM #153
Karma_yeshe_dorje
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G'day Silverada:

rice field plantation


I'll need a closer view to appreciate it. That crop is not grown in this Territory. My local climate is too dry!


I liked your rainbow pictures. Your countryside looks wilder than I am used to. The stick fences are not used here.


The weather here was recently unusually rainy for this region.

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6 months ago  ::  Nov 28, 2011 - 8:53PM #152
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Hi Silverada:


Those were lovely photos! The architecture is completely different from here! The overlapping rough boards are not found at all here. And I like the coloured paint used also.


Corrugated iron roofing is used here. I like the bright yellow paint used.


I'm getting ready to go to painting class. Bye.

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6 months ago  ::  Nov 28, 2011 - 11:13AM #151
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This phto I took in a tour I did for Dajabon a far northwest town near Haiti.  This lovely hut caught my eyes and I coudn´t resit to take a picture of  it .


 


 


it.   


Another picture of the country  architecture of the Northwest of the Island.  This one is made of  cement blocks, different from the fisrt one which was made of  raw Pine tree wood.


 



 


Another view of the previous hut.


 



 


A nice view of the country side, notice the rice field plantation at the far distance. 


A very huge rainbow I caught with my camera yesterday.  This is the left side of it.


 


This is the right side of the same rainbow.  it was as huge as the horizon, mazing view!

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