Archive | October 18, 2020
October 18, 2020  

Nikki Haley ‘Crescent Moon’ Necklace Is Readily Available — Given It Is South Carolina FLAG.

by Anura Guruge

Remember, it is BUT the South Carolina
STATE FLAG.
That is it. State Flag.

Do a Google ‘SHOPPING’ search on ‘nikki haley pendant’. Click to ENLARGE & study.

Or do a Google ‘SHOPPING’ search on ‘south carolina pendant’. Click to ENLARGE & study.

This is from Amazon. Much more affordable. Click to ENLARGE.

A reader inquired today against one of my many Nikki Haley posts: “Where can a pendent be purchased like Nikki Haley wears?”

I had never looked before. Just kind of assumed that they couldn’t be difficult to source. But, I went looking earlier today as you can see from the pictures above. Readily available & not that expensive either — albeit depending on what kind of stones you are willing to put up with.

So, go look. Key to this is that this is a South Carolina state symbol. She wears it because she used to be the Governor.

My original April 9, 2017 post.

Click image or link above to access original post.

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by Anura Guruge

October 18, 2020  

We Still Have Great Fall Foliage In Central New Hampshire — October 18, 2020.

by Anura Guruge

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Not unusual. It is still, kind of, mid-October. It has, however, been a LONG foliage season — NOT that I am complaining. I am amazed by the amount of color. To begin with there was a noticeable shortage of yellow. It was all red. Now we have a surfeit. Beautiful to walk through. I am now heading north (actually north east) to Maine. Not sure what I will find there. But, I will, of course, share with you when I get back.

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by Anura Guruge

 

October 18, 2020  

The Picture Of The Day (Google Pixel 4) + 6 Also-Rans — October 18, 2020.

by Anura Guruge

NO post-processing whatsoever.

Taken with my Google Pixel 4 Phone.

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Attribution WILL be enforced.

The also rans:






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by Anura Guruge

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