Slideshow: ” Kind of Majorelle”, © Brenda Turnnidge www.brenda-turnnidge.fr “A mysterious Blue Feeling”, composition & trombone solo by Pierre Chabrèle www.pierrechabrele.com Majorelle blue musings on light tone & shadow evoking jazz … Photos taken at the Jardin Majorelle, Marrakesh December 2011

tres beau but de chikhawi avec zurich
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This is a nice peace of fresh nice Morrocan hashish traveled many miles to come to my table… It has a pure thc potency of over 60-75%. Why the ignorant ask..Becaouse i know how this is made. Look inside the hash and u see pure skuff/ice/pollen mixed with pure hash oil then rolled together with love for me.. I will smoke one for u later so u see how much oil is in this shieeeeeeeet.. When i think of it i wish we all had this shit to smoke now together .Thats LOVE!! =) Peace and subscribe and vote good if u arent a hater.. No haters searches for such videos i hope..

A few nice cool holidays images I found:

Keeping the beer cool…


Image by tim ellis
one local barman has found a method of keeping his beer cool and his elecity bill down!

Cool skull


Image by Great Beyond
A cool gothic skull.

CustomInk Holiday Party ’10


Image by _rockinfree
Cool wall lighting.

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Some cool moroccan military images:

Self-Propelled Gun, 90 MM “Scorpion”


Image by Children of the Concrete
The display reads:

SELF-PROPELLED GUN, 90 MM "SCORPION"

M56

USA, VIETNAM CONFLICT

Designed for airborne operations, the M56 was troop tested with the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions in 1953 and was officially adopted in 1957. Conceived as a rapidly deployable anti-tank weapon, it saw service as field artillery in "Operation Toledo" July 1967, during the Vietnam Conflict.

Its 90 mm gun has a vertical sliding breechlock which fired the same ammunition as the M48 Tank. The chassis features high aluminum content with both riveted and welded construction. The only armor on the vehicle is the gun shield. It was replaced in the U.S. Army by the M551 "Sheridan," though it continued in service for some years in the Spanish and Moroccan Armies.

Caliber: 90 mm (3.5 in) (M54)
Weight: 7,035 kg (15,477 lbs)
Range: 3,500 m (3,850 yds)
Shell Weight: 8.2 kg H.E. / 10.9 kg A.P. (18 lbs H.E. / 24 lbs A.P.)
Elevation: 380 mils (15 degrees)
Traverse: 1,080 mils (60 degrees)
Crew: Four
Speed: 45 km / h (28 mph)
Engine: Continental A01-403-5 6 cylinder
Cruising Range: 224 km (140 miles)

Museum Acc.#: 66.40.1

Taken October 1st, 2011.

Smoking coffee in a Meerschaum pipe. Yet another valuable life lesson taught to us by Larry “Emphysema” Mondello. I always liked Larry Mondello and Eddie Haskell. It was a lot more fun watching the first part of every episode hoping they would get away with everything they tried. Random thought-Wouldn’t it be cool if you were at a movie theatre and they showed a preview for a film coming in June entitled “Ward Cleaver”?
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Hot Toddies and Tatyana Shemberova in Marrakech, Morocco. What a drumming day… more on www.hottoddiesunlimited.com

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Some cool jlots 2011 images:

JLOTS, Morocco, May 2011


Image by US Army Africa
U.S. service members watch as U.S. Army vessel Landing Craft Utility 2006 (USVA Buena Vista) makes its way to shore at Tan-Tan, Morocco, May 3. The vessel traveled from Fort Eustis, Va., to participate in a joint U.S. and Moroccan exercise called African Lion 2011.

U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Dustin Roberts

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