Ambergris......have you ever wondered about it ?
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My heroine
Gloria Struck, rides a big Harley @ 94 Home Articles Motorcycle His Gloria Struck: 93 Years Old And Still Riding APR 12, 2019 at 11:45 BY : KATE MURPHY , Daily News Writer This woman is my hero. If you’re a fan of documentary movies about motorcycles , you’ve probably seen an interview with Gloria Struck. She is currently 93 years old (94 in July), and has been riding motorcycles since she was 16 years old, in 1941. She is still riding motorcycles with no plans to give it up. THE LADIES ARE DOING IT These Biker Women Ride Like The Wind The Women Riders World Relay Is About To Begin I have personally been riding motorcycles since the late 90s, and even then (heck, even now!) people express their disbelief when they see me, a woman, riding a motorcycle “all by myself.” I was not alive in 1941 but I can imagine that the reaction of the general public to Gloria riding her
National Bee counting day....in NL
Don't you love a country that has a National Bee counting day ? Because bees that can't stand the cold this weekend did not show themselves, the National Bee Count is being extended until next Friday. Around 2,600 people counted more than 19,000 bees this weekend, reports Netherlands Zoemt, a project by various nature organizations. Last year, 3500 people participated in the first count, they combined more than 36,000 bees. A striking number of bumblebees were counted, which according to professor of Natural Capital Koos Biesmeijer can stand the cold. "They are hairy and have a physical advantage over other bees. They warm themselves up with the fly muscles in their chest before they fly to a plant or flower." Honeybee most counted The most counted bee is the honey bee, followed by the wild bee. Number three is the red brick mason, which feels good in urban areas and benefits from the many bee hotels. That also applies to the number five, the horned mason
Done reach....!!!!!!!! Hooray !
Best flight ever, got bumped to first, but only on domestic leg..... Had the bestest seats on an A 300, row 10, 'G' and 'H'. It seems to make a big difference what time of day for flight. In the past, we have departed ATL in evening, meaning that you have been awake all day.....then 10 hrs flight....usually arrived really ragged out. This trip we flew about six hours earlier and arrived around 0530.