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This is a collaboration done with Angelique Hellriegel. Angelique wrote the poem "Authentic Love" and asked me to do a painting for the poem. Here is the poem and my painting:
Authentic Love
Authentic love reveals itself beyond mere words;
love sounds like a song sung by hummingbirds.
Authentic love is witnessed and seen in our eyes,
as a phenomenal joy that should not be compromised.
Authentic love, we know no other kind,
once upon a time, a long journey yearning to find.
Authentic love unites our two spirits by hand,
for meticulous preparation for our grand plan.
Authentic love elevates our souls to dance,
to play in a nirvana story filled with romance.
©Angelique Hellriegel 2009
She was immaculately dressed, but a day outdoors in the wind had loosened her hair. I know some photographers would retouch every stray hair. I find the stray hairs juxtaposed against the perfection of make-up and clothes to be endearing, and human and authentic. I see far more beauty in truth and reality than in an airbrushed-to-perfection world.
Taken in Kyoto, Japan.
Made for Kait for Triangle Modern Quilt Guild mini quilt swap.
Also featured as part of Sweetwater month on Sharon's blog.
Fabric: Authentic by Sweetwater for Moda
Pattern: Bay Breeze by Monica Solorio-Snow (The Happy Zombie) as featured in Quilts and More magazine (Summer '08)
The only person you should try to be better than is the person you were yesterday...
~ Unknown
My motto...
Think good thoughts
Treat each moment like a treasure
Leave each moment better than you found it
Do You Want To Be You? Or Do You Want To Be Someone Else's Reflection Of You?
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This bus is a movie prop, used in "Into the Wild" (2007), directed by Sean Penn, and based on the book by Jon Krakauer. This bus is in an outdoor area that a restaurant uses for concerts.
Healy, Alaska.
An authentic kitchen from Gothenburg around 1930.
Preparing a meal of winter vegetables.
Canon 5D Mark II + Canon EF 16-35 mm 2.8 L II USM @ 19mm - 1/2sec, f/9, ISO 200
Tripod 7 exposures (-3 to +3) - Lightroom - Photomatix Pro - CS4
Cal Ribot, Engordany, E-E, Andorra city, the center, Andorra, Pyrenees
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The Douglas C-47 Dakota is without doubt one of the most successful aircraft designs in history. It became one of the world's most famous military transport aircraft and saw widespread use by the Allies during World War Two and subsequently by Air Forces and civilian operators worldwide.
DAKOTA ZA947
The aircraft was adopted by Strike Command and issued to the BBMF in March 1993. In 2004, an original and authentic floor and interior was re-fitted to the Dakota, returning the cabin to the original, wartime specification. As there are now no other multi-engine tail wheel aircraft in RAF service outside the BBMF, the Dakota is an important training asset used for initial training of aircrew for the BBMF multi-engine aircraft and for renewing the currency of the Flight’s Lancaster pilots each year. In addition to this role though, the Dakota is a sought-after display aircraft in her own right and, as such, she appears regularly on the air show circuit either on her own or as part of a BBMF formation. She continues to be capable of para-dropping and is used in that role for special commemorative events.
ZA947 is now painted to represent Dakota FZ692 of No 233 Squadron, around the D-Day period in 1944. This aircraft, which was named ‘Kwicherbichen’ by her crews, was involved in Para-dropping operations on the eve of D-Day and subsequently in re-supply and casualty evacuation missions into and out of forward airfields in the combat areas.
Blackpool Coral Island 1981
...oh yeah...and the Tower.
Who would have thought that as "recently" as 1981, ladies and gentlemen dressed up in their Sunday Best clothing for a bracing stroll down the Prom in Blackpool?
Would the fortune teller whose premises can be seen here, have foreseen that according to the UK Government's The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) survey in 2019, that eight of the Top Ten of Britain's most deprived neighbourhoods would be in Blackpool. These included areas located just behind the "Prom".
This shot is from the Kpcv family archives, and I've deliberately not corrected the colour (or color if you prefer) to give it an authentic 1980s 'scanned from a print' look. Actually, I've not given it any kind of look - thats how it was printed.
It is kind of relevant to post this photo today for two reasons. This week the Olympus OM2 it was taken with was sold. Secondly Mrs K and I should have actually been strolling down the Prom in the area today but due to HM The Queen's passing - the event got cancelled.
If we had gone there, instead of gently passing some old ladies and gents enjoying the sea air, we would have no doubt been swerving around a load of 'substance users' - or 'heroin addicts' as I like to call them. The only smack anyone saw there back in 1981 would be on the bum of some unfortunate child who had dropped their ice cream cornet on the floor - because "money doesn't grow on trees".
In the early 80s my friend Mike and I had a day and night to remember (and not for the right reasons!) in Blackpool - a description of it can be seen in the comments box.
ESTA FOTO NO ESTA RETOCADA
Uno de los muchos rayos que cayeron el viernes por la tarde en Sant Joan Despí, y yo lo cace casi de milagro!
Authentic Science Fiction / Magazin-Reihe
[Editor Title: Science Fiction Fortnightly]
Lee Stanton / Seven to the Moon
cover: D. L. W.
Editor: L. G. Holmes
Hamilton & Co. / England (1. March 1951)
Reprint: Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
De Immigrant is an authentic Dutch windmill built in the Netherlands specifically for the city of Fulton. It sets on a berm along the flood control dike for the Mississippi River. Fulton's Dutch windmill is a "beltmolen." In Dutch, "belt" means mound of dirt and "molen" means mill. De Immigrant, like most beltmolens, has an entrance at ground level. Fulton's Wellcome center is housed there.
This windmill was designed, manufactured, and partially assembled in the Netherlands then disassambled, and transported to Fulton via ship, rail, and truck. Two craftsmen from the Netherlands journeyed to Fulton to reassemble the mill, the job lasted nearly 10 months. The bricks were salvaged from a building in the Netherlands that was 120 years old. The brick at the base of the mill are from a Dutch building that was 150 years old.
The 35 foot tall base is constructed of solid wooden beams made from bilinga wood, a heavy, dence,durabls wood from Africa. Eight bilinga beams, each weighing one ton, provide the octagon shaped framework for the mill The framework is secured with wooden pegs. The base unit alone weighs fifty tons.
The 25 ton cap sits on top of the octagon base; it contains the sails, the shaft for the sails, the brake wheel and the brake. The break wheel is located in the cap and has many large wooden cogs (teeth). As the wind moves the sails, the brake wheel rotates causing the the other interior shafts and gears to move. Sheep fat is used to lubricate the wooden beams on which the cap turns while beeswax is used to lubricate the brake wheel cogs.
The 90 foot tall windmill is a fully operational mill. The entire cap can turn and the sails operate by wind power. Though fund raising efforts, grinding stones were added and officially dedicated on May5, 2001.
The grinding stones are 55 inches in diameter. The bed and runner stones weight 2000 pounds and 2650 pounds respectively. They are made of blue basalt, a hard. volcanic rock, quarried in Germany.
For more info chamber@cityoffulton.us or
Boca Taqueria
Eduardo y GiGi = Proprietors
Bonfim neighborhood
Porto, PORTUGAL
Both from Mexico-Eduardo (front of House and fixer/cleaner/Smiling Face...... from Playa de Carmen,
Chef and Partner GiGi is from Guerrero State.
There are certain parts of The World where
ya can't find what ya need....AND- Porto/Gaia is clearly on that list.
Like "Canned-Chipotle Chili's en Adobo",
to make authentic Salsa's + CHILI,
or
Powdered Sumac in Portugal
to make Israeli Fattoush Salad.
Add Corn Tortilla's to that list.
But- GiGi's gotta-guy
(she hasn't shared yet- as....we did just meet!)
AN AUTHENTIC TASTE OF ANDALUCIA
Amada is Chef Garces’ iconic first restaurant. Since opening in 2005, the gorgeous rustic-chic restaurant and bar have embraced the rich traditions of Spanish cuisine. Amada’s capacious dining room features a six-seat chef’s counter overlooking the open kitchen, a comfortable second dining room and lounge area, intimate private event space and a spacious bar area reminiscent of a typical Spanish bodega, complete with hanging jamòns. ~ philadelphia.amadarestaurant.com/about
Day Trip, 4/6/2019, Philadelphia, PA
Panasonic DMC-GF2
LUMIX G VARIO 14-42/F3.5-5.6
ƒ/8.0 20.0 mm 1/320 100
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Splurged something very luxurious for my Dolorosa and finally purchased this very elegant Authentic Spanish Veil from Barcelona, Spain. This would go perfect together with Her Genuine Antique Silver Rosary. :)
I stumbled across this traditional leather shoe shop in central Cartagena. These amazing shoes and boots were priced at an average of 30 Euros per pair, a positive bargain, I think.
"At Authentic Safari, all our shoes are made in Spain which helps preserve the craftsmanship that we started in 1945. Authentic Safari already has three generations of shoe makers who work daily to create the very best shoes. We make shoes for men, women and also have a variety of children’s shoes all made in Spain."
They can be purchased online: www.laautenticasafari.com
I made a queen-sized quilt for our bedroom from Moda Authentic layer cakes. I love love love this collection, so I didn't want to cut into the pieces because I just love the prints.
It was a beast of a quilt to hand quilt but it's well worth the effort, I think.. I used black and mid-grey for sashing, and a black and white dot fabric for the binding.