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Ship models in the park. / Hajómodellek a miniatűr csatornákon.
Madurodam, a miniature park in The Hague, Netherlands - we visited the park in July 2003, with my son and a good friend. The park is home to a range of perfect 1:25 scale model replicas of famous Dutch castles, public buildings, and large industrial projects as found at various locations in the country. It opened in 1952 and has been visited by tens of millions of visitors since then. Madurodam has a railway network of approximately 4 km, there are 50,000 lights in the city, miniature cars drive an average of 22,000 km per year (almost the same as an average Dutchman). Madurodam was named after George Maduro, a Jewish law student from Curaçao who fought the Nazi occupation forces as a member of the Dutch resistance and died at the Dachau concentration camp in 1945.
Madurodam, egy miniatűr város Hágában, Hollandiában - fiammal és barátommal 2003. júliusában látogattunk el ide, Benelux autós kirándulásunk alkalmával. A mini várost 1952-ben építették, az ország jellegzetes épületeinek 1:25-ös arányú kicsinyített mása, valamint 4 km vasútvonal, és 50ezer lámpa van benne. A park autómodelljei évente 22ezer km-t mennek. A parkot George Maduro második világháborús ellenállóról nevezték el, ugyanis az építést a szülői fizették 1952-ben.
A jellyfish under water in the harbour of Dunkirk, France, in July 2003. I took my son and a friend and visited the Benelux states, living in my brother's Belgian home and making road trips in the area.
Medúza Dunquerque kikötőjében az Atlanti Óceán partján. 2003. júliusában barátommal és fiammal egy hetet a Benelux-államokban töltöttünk, kihasználva a céges autóm kilométereit és bátyámék átengedett lakását. Naponta tettünk csillagtúrákat a környéken, ezen a napon Franciaország közeli helyeit is meglátogatva.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a nice medieval town in Bavaria, Germany.
We made a road trip in the summer of 2003 with my friend Ferenc and my son Ferenc:-). On our way to the Benelux states (where my brother let us use his appartment) we visited several beautiful German cities, mainly Rothenburg ob der Tauber, a nice medieval town in Bavaria, Germany.
Feri barátommal és Feri fiammal 2003 nyarán a céges autómmal tettünk egy egyhetes utat bátyám belgiumi lakására, oda-vissza is megnézve néhány szép várost például Németországban. Odafelé két éjszakát Feri unokaöccsénél szálltunk meg Herrenbergben, közte pedig kirándultunk. Egyik fontos úticélom a Nagymamám beszámolóiból és fényképeiről ismert szép középkori város volt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber...
2003 - DCHS is one of the first shelters in the country to begin treating the highly contagious fungal infection ringworm in the shelter environment. This Felines In Treatment (FIT) program gives afflicted cats their second chances and has saved more than 1,245 cats thus far. Originally housed in a 1960's trailer, generous support from Maddie's Fund allowed DCHS to build a state-of-the-art facility that serves as a role model for successful treatment of ringworm in animal shelters.
A walk at the seashore (the Atlantic Ocean). / Séta a tenger (Atlanti-óceán) partján.
Le Havre, Normandy, France - pictures taken during a walking tour in the city in April 2003. As I often did, I added a day to my business trip so that air fare would be cheaper for the company (by adding a Saturday night to the trip), and I used it to take a train to visit two towns in Normandy.
Le Havre, kikötőváros a Szajna torkolatában Normandiában, Franciaországban. 2003. áprilisában jöttem ide vonattal Párizsból, közben megállva Rouenban. Üzleti utaimon akkoriban szokásos volt, hogy az olcsóbb repülőjegy érdekében a cég kifizette a szállást, ha egy szombat éjszaka is beleesett a kiküldetésbe, ilyenkor ezen a napon kirándultam vagy várost néztem, ezen a vasárnapon kivételesen Normandiában. A modern és jellegtelen Le Havre-ba az óceánpart és egy gyermekkori olvasmányom hozott, Michel Quoist Dani naplója ugyanis itt játszódott.
Le Havre is situated on the right bank of the estuary of the river Seine on the English Channel, remains deeply influenced by its employment and maritime traditions. Its port is the second largest in France, for total traffic, and the largest French container port. The name Le Havre means 'the harbour' or 'the port'. After the 1944 bombings the firm of Auguste Perret began to rebuild the city in concrete. The oil, chemical, and automotive industries were dynamic during the Trente Glorieuses (postwar boom) but the 1970s marked the end of the golden age of ocean liners and the beginning of the economic crisis: the population declined, unemployment increased and remains at a high level today. I personally felt inclined to visit the place for a Michel Quoist roman that takes place here and that I read as a teenager.
Aufnahme-Datum: 11.08.2003
Aufnahme-Motiv: Stadtpromenade / Baustellenschild für die zum damaligen Zeitpunkt geplante "CITY-GALERIE COTTBUS"
Ortsteil: Mitte
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Last time we met Viktoriya was an doing a project on squirrel behavior. Now she is an MD specializing in internal medicine.
Birds walking around freely in the miniature park. / Madarak sétálnak szabadon a parkban.
Madurodam, a miniature park in The Hague, Netherlands - we visited the park in July 2003, with my son and a good friend. The park is home to a range of perfect 1:25 scale model replicas of famous Dutch castles, public buildings, and large industrial projects as found at various locations in the country. It opened in 1952 and has been visited by tens of millions of visitors since then. Madurodam has a railway network of approximately 4 km, there are 50,000 lights in the city, miniature cars drive an average of 22,000 km per year (almost the same as an average Dutchman). Madurodam was named after George Maduro, a Jewish law student from Curaçao who fought the Nazi occupation forces as a member of the Dutch resistance and died at the Dachau concentration camp in 1945.
Madurodam, egy miniatűr város Hágában, Hollandiában - fiammal és barátommal 2003. júliusában látogattunk el ide, Benelux autós kirándulásunk alkalmával. A mini várost 1952-ben építették, az ország jellegzetes épületeinek 1:25-ös arányú kicsinyített mása, valamint 4 km vasútvonal, és 50ezer lámpa van benne. A park autómodelljei évente 22ezer km-t mennek. A parkot George Maduro második világháborús ellenállóról nevezték el, ugyanis az építést a szülői fizették 1952-ben.
When I moved to Florida in 2003 I set up the extra bedroom as my studio. These shots show my work desk and two of three art tables.
Over the years the space has gotten increasingly disorganized. I haven't done mixed-media art for a while (Florida's high humidity makes paper pulp sculpting a challenge), so I've taken down the art tables, which had become horizontal clutter spaces. After three days of cleaning in January 2008, the room now looks like this.
I'll be sitting at the desk shown here to do a phone interview early on the morning of February 2, 2008. At about 12:30 a.m. Eastern Time, I will be a guest on the "Jordan Rich Show Book Club, Winter 2008 edition." I was last on Jordan's show in October 2002, when I lived in Boston and visited the WBZ studio there.
The show will run from midnight to 5 a.m. You can hear it when it airs by going to http://www.wbz.com/pages/6202.php and clicking on the blue "Listen Live" button in the upper right. And many thanks to Jordan for having me on the air again!
A walk at the seashore (the Atlantic Ocean). / Séta a tenger (Atlanti-óceán) partján.
Le Havre, Normandy, France - pictures taken during a walking tour in the city in April 2003. As I often did, I added a day to my business trip so that air fare would be cheaper for the company (by adding a Saturday night to the trip), and I used it to take a train to visit two towns in Normandy.
Le Havre, kikötőváros a Szajna torkolatában Normandiában, Franciaországban. 2003. áprilisában jöttem ide vonattal Párizsból, közben megállva Rouenban. Üzleti utaimon akkoriban szokásos volt, hogy az olcsóbb repülőjegy érdekében a cég kifizette a szállást, ha egy szombat éjszaka is beleesett a kiküldetésbe, ilyenkor ezen a napon kirándultam vagy várost néztem, ezen a vasárnapon kivételesen Normandiában. A modern és jellegtelen Le Havre-ba az óceánpart és egy gyermekkori olvasmányom hozott, Michel Quoist Dani naplója ugyanis itt játszódott.
Le Havre is situated on the right bank of the estuary of the river Seine on the English Channel, remains deeply influenced by its employment and maritime traditions. Its port is the second largest in France, for total traffic, and the largest French container port. The name Le Havre means 'the harbour' or 'the port'. After the 1944 bombings the firm of Auguste Perret began to rebuild the city in concrete. The oil, chemical, and automotive industries were dynamic during the Trente Glorieuses (postwar boom) but the 1970s marked the end of the golden age of ocean liners and the beginning of the economic crisis: the population declined, unemployment increased and remains at a high level today. I personally felt inclined to visit the place for a Michel Quoist roman that takes place here and that I read as a teenager.
Souillac: An express from Toulouse leaving for Paris. It is pulled by a 2-system locomotive. Observe the two pantographs with "archets bicourants" of 1600 mm. The pantograph in the foreground is the normal one for 1500 V DC and has 2 bands. The pantograph in the background is primarily used for 25 kV AC and has for that reason only one band. But this pantograph may also be used when the train is accelerating and the heavy current needs a second pantograph. Because both "archettes" have a length of 1600 mm, they may both be used under the "other" electric system in case of emergency (with restrichtions).