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Not the most exciting picture but a potentially important local building owned by Lambeth.
For some years, it was the home of the 'Five Bridges School' -an educational charity which provided full time education to students from the Summer Term of Year 9 to the end of Year 11. The building is now empty and due to be sold off.
Eu to ridícula nessas fotos, mas o que importa é que eu to com a coisinha mais amável desse mundo <3
Día de colocar cajas, maletas.... y lo que áun nos queda....
Y claro... la inspiración me ha llegado... tumbada en el sofá después de comer....
Hoy toca foto abstracta... a ver quien es capaz de averiguar que es... y yo apuesto por Carlos.
Un saludo y hasta mañana.
thursday 13th may;
i have totally cheated with this 365.
this is almost a year old
and although joe came to mine today
this was taken at him, when he got new carpet
and had his walls painted white.
Holy GOD my hair is long!
Also, I can't apologize enough for the shitty photos, but I kind of gave up on 365 in January when I was still in Portland. I got tired of it, and spent so much time out that I couldn't be bothered.
Item Number:918-331-pt1
Document Title:Profile of Playstead Terrace - Developed/
Project:00918; Franklin Park; Boston; Massachusetts; 01 Parks, Parkways & Recreation Areas; 734 PLANS (1881-1917)
Location:Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, MA
Category:PLAN
Purpose:A&E (Architectural & Engineering)
Physical Characteristics:0000008916 20 3/4 x 32 5/8 cyano neg graphite --color ink paper
Dates:18-AUG-1885; rec'd 02-JUN-1894 [recto]
Notes:-no. 3 [recto] -overlook - details of wall [pi] -Franklin Park [verso] PI CAT = A&E/no mention of sheets
Please credit: Courtesy of the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site.