Vento Tank Tops

Joey Vento - Garden Metal album design

The Vento system shipyards, also known as the Vento shipyards, were ancient shipyards that were located within the Core Worlds' Vento system and lay on the super-hyperroute known as the Perlemian Trade Route. The shipyards were used by the Galactic Republic during the Great Sith War—a conflict waged by the forces of the Sith sect against the Republic—and came under a Sith attack during their first offensive wave. During the final stages of the war, the Human Sith Lord Ulic Qel-Droma attempted to force a Republic military officer to transmit orders to the Republic fleet instructing all the fleet's starships to arrive at the coordinates of the Vento system shipyards—an action that would cause the destruction of many Republic vessels.

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Bruno Bucciarati - Jojos Bizarre Adventure

The Vento system shipyards, also known as the Vento shipyards, were ancient shipyards that were located within the Core Worlds' Vento system and lay on the super-hyperroute known as the Perlemian Trade Route. The shipyards were used by the Galactic Republic during the Great Sith War—a conflict waged by the forces of the Sith sect against the Republic—and came under a Sith attack during their first offensive wave. During the final stages of the war, the Human Sith Lord Ulic Qel-Droma attempted to force a Republic military officer to transmit orders to the Republic fleet instructing all the fleet's starships to arrive at the coordinates of the Vento system shipyards—an action that would cause the destruction of many Republic vessels.

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Stone ocean

And the story of my craving for fish on that one Lisbon morning continues. The following few images are simply of boats taken from different vantage points as I walk the long path along the bank of the Tagus River, from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento. Watch out for the rest of the story in a few more images. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series lenses, and Tamron and Sigma pro-line lenses; processed in RAW with ACR, PSC, Photomatix, and a variety of other imaging software. All images are Copyright © 2020 Hany G. Jadaa; C.Chem. M.Sc. Eng.; and Copyright © 2020 Prince John Photography (the Artist). The material contained herein may not be reproduced, co...

The Vento system shipyards, also known as the Vento shipyards, were ancient shipyards that were located within the Core Worlds' Vento system and lay on the super-hyperroute known as the Perlemian Trade Route. The shipyards were used by the Galactic Republic during the Great Sith War—a conflict waged by the forces of the Sith sect against the Republic—and came under a Sith attack during their first offensive wave. During the final stages of the war, the Human Sith Lord Ulic Qel-Droma attempted to force a Republic military officer to transmit orders to the Republic fleet instructing all the fleet's starships to arrive at the coordinates of the Vento system shipyards—an action that would cause the destruction of many Republic vessels.

Narancia Ghirga - Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

And the story of my craving for fish on that one Lisbon morning continues. The following few images are simply of boats taken from different vantage points as I walk the long path along the bank of the Tagus River, from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento. Watch out for the rest of the story in a few more images. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series lenses, and Tamron and Sigma pro-line lenses; processed in RAW with ACR, PSC, Photomatix, and a variety of other imaging software. All images are Copyright © 2020 Hany G. Jadaa; C.Chem. M.Sc. Eng.; and Copyright © 2020 Prince John Photography (the Artist). The material contained herein may not be reproduced, co...

Two good boys.

Forzare, Vento Servitas, Riflettum, Fuego, Flickum Bicus!

And the story of my craving for fish on that one Lisbon morning continues. The following few images are simply of boats taken from different vantage points as I walk the long path along the bank of the Tagus River, from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento. Watch out for the rest of the story in a few more images. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series lenses, and Tamron and Sigma pro-line lenses; processed in RAW with ACR, PSC, Photomatix, and a variety of other imaging software. All images are Copyright © 2020 Hany G. Jadaa; C.Chem. M.Sc. Eng.; and Copyright © 2020 Prince John Photography (the Artist). The material contained herein may not be reproduced, co...

Pattern based on Melone's clothes

And the story of my craving for fish on that one Lisbon morning continues. As I walk the long walk along the endless path from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento, this is one of the spots that I came across for fine dining overlooking the Tagus River. Even though the location was quite intriguing and the scenery was beautiful, I decided that it wasn't time for lunch yet. And I kept walking. And I'm glad I did. Watch out for the rest of the story in a few more images. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) using a variety of Canon L-Series lenses, and Tamron and Sigma pro-line lenses; processed in RAW with ACR, PSC, Photomatix, and a variety of other imaging software. All images are Copyr...

The following set of images are all about a side trip that I took while visiting Lisbon. It all started with waking up one morning and having a craving for a "good" fresh fish dinner. Someone had recommended a ferry ride across the Tagus River to Casilhas, with a short walk from the ferry terminal to the end of the path along the shore. And that's exactly what I did. The story doesn't end here. Watch out for my images over the coming few weeks to see how things turned out. You will not be disappointed. I definitely wasn't. This first scene was taken from a high point at the end of the path. More on the path itself in the next few images. All images are taken with a Canon 5D III (full frame) and a Canon 7D II (crop frame) u...

The following set of images are all about a side trip that I took while visiting Lisbon. It all started with waking up one morning and having a craving for a "good" fresh fish dinner. Someone had recommended a ferry ride across the Tagus River to Casilhas (a small community immediately south of Lisbon on the south bank of the river), with a short walk from the ferry terminal to the end of the path along the shoreline. And that's exactly what I did. The story doesn't end here. Watch out for my images over the coming few weeks to see how things turned out. You will not be disappointed. I definitely wasn't. This first scene was taken from a high point at the end of the path. More on the path itself in the next few images. All...

The following set of images are all about a side trip that I took while visiting Lisbon. It all started with waking up one morning and having a craving for a "good" fresh fish dinner. Someone had recommended a ferry ride across the Tagus River to Casilhas (a small community immediately south of Lisbon on the south bank of the river), with a short walk from the ferry terminal to the end of the path along the shoreline. And that's exactly what I did. The story doesn't end here. Watch out for my images over the coming few weeks to see how things turned out. You will not be disappointed. I definitely wasn't. This image (and the next) are simply close-ups of the previous 2 scenes taken from a high point at the end of the path. More...

The following set of images are all about a side trip that I took while visiting Lisbon. It all started with waking up one morning and having a craving for a "good" fresh fish dinner. Someone had recommended a ferry ride across the Tagus River to Casilhas (a small community immediately south of Lisbon on the south bank of the river), with a short walk from the ferry terminal to the end of the path along the shoreline. And that's exactly what I did. The story doesn't end here. Watch out for my images over the coming few weeks to see how things turned out. You will not be disappointed. I definitely wasn't. This image (and the next) are simply close-ups of the previous 2 scenes taken from a high point at the end of the path. More...

• Funny illustration of the Cat Cata-Vento, from Magic Pets Team. • For those who love cats.... • For children, fun parents that love pets • For those who have dogs and like fun products for pets.... • Cata Vento is a fun and very smart cat. It gets everything it wants!

• Funny illustration of the Cat Cata-Vento, from Magic Pets Team. • For those who love cats.... • For children, fun parents that love pets • For those who have dogs and like fun products for pets.... • Cata Vento is a fun and very smart cat. It gets everything it wants!

A mini Doppio for all of the Golden Wind fans out there!

And the story of my walk from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento and my quest for the perfect fish meal continues. Why would a walk that normally takes the average person about 15 minutes to get to the restaurant at the end of the point took me almost 4 hours? All you have to do is examine these few images to find out. The path was essentially comprised of one warehouse after the other, all structurally attached to each other, and every single inch of every single facade wall was decorated with amazing graffiti works. I just had to stop and examine every piece of art. I have to say - every single one was more amazing than the next. But the story does not end there. Keep watching for the grand prize of them all. All images are taken wi...

And the story of my walk from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento and my quest for the perfect fish meal continues. Why would a walk that normally takes the average person about 15 minutes to get to the restaurant at the end of the point took me almost 4 hours? All you have to do is examine these few images to find out. The path was essentially comprised of one warehouse after the other, all structurally attached to each other, and every single inch of every single facade wall was decorated with amazing graffiti works. I just had to stop and examine every piece of art. I have to say - every single one was more amazing than the next. But the story does not end there. Keep watching for the grand prize of them all. All images are taken wi...

And the story of my walk from Casilhas to Boca Do Vento and my quest for the perfect fish meal continues. Why would a walk that normally takes the average person about 15 minutes to get to the restaurant at the end of the point took me almost 4 hours? All you have to do is examine these few images to find out. The path was essentially comprised of one warehouse after the other, all structurally attached to each other, and every single inch of every single facade wall was decorated with amazing graffiti works. I just had to stop and examine every piece of art. I have to say - every single one was more amazing than the next. But the story does not end there. Keep watching for the grand prize of them all. All images are taken wi...

Madeira Island's recommended walking route (PR) logo for PR6.3 Vereda da Lagoa do Vento.

Madeira Island's recommended walking route (PR) trail map for PR6.3 Vereda da Lagoa do Vento.

Madeira Island's recommended walking route (PR) wooden sign for PR6.3 Vereda da Lagoa do Vento.

Eolo, blowing a lucky wind. original art work from my tattoo sketchbook, modified for a different media