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Ella es divina de todas las formas y maneras, ¡mira como sale en esta foto! :) muchas gracias Ada por todo tu apoyo y por lo bella persona que eres.
¡nunca pensé que una solicitud por fotopunto daba para tanto!
Mil besos
Ada, showing off another year of difference, continues the tradition that began here: www.flickr.com/photos/quinn/36311/
When I tried to remove the ADA lily pipe for cleaning I broke off my Eheim hose connector. I didn't bother putting back the glass intake and outtake. Trying to be fancy makes for more work and money!
Address: 86 Major Mackenzie Drive West, Highland Cottage
86 Major Mackenzie Drive West is known both as the Ada Mackenzie House and Highland Cottage. Constructed between 1850 and 1855, this cottage has strong historical value in its direct association with Ada Mackenzie. Mackenzie was Canada's famous female golfer from the 1920s to 1940s and founded the Ladies Golf Club of Toronto. The land on which the cottage was built was purchased by J.R. Arnold in 1840 and remained in the Arnold family for 100 years. The Arnolds were early farming settlers of the community. The original main structure is a one-and-a-half storey building of saltbox form, facing south onto Major Mackenzie Drive. The house was renovated leaving the original footprint and structure intact, and the building was stripped to its frame and redesigned including new flooring, an added bay window, rebuilt sidewing, dormer windows and a separate garage. This property also has historical value because of its association with David Boyle Sr., who was involved with the creation of Pioneer Park in Richmond Hill and his son David Boyle Jr., was Canadas leading archaeologist of the time. The Ada Mackenzie House became a designated heritage property in 2008.
Sources
Town of Richmond Hill Bylaw # 116-08 heritage designation
Town of Richmond Hill, Inventory of Buildings of Architectural and Historical Importance, 2008
Top hat featuring Ada Lovelace first female computer scientist! Created by dear friend Viv Trafalgar
i think ada has changed quite a bit from this picture, but i meant to post it weeks ago and i thought better late than never. i will do a more recent comparison soon.
Cake for ADA Awareness Day. Written in icing "Happy 20th Anniversary ADA" with the symbols for accessibility including:
AD for Audio Description
Wheelchair symbol
Symbol for a person who is blind walking with a can
CC for Closed Captioning
Sign Language Symbol
Symbol of an Ear to represent listening device
Symbol for Braille