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'aw how sweet...'
'Alright Port and Baldie, lets step away from the side and give those two some room...'
Looking Dickensian, Christmas-festooned good-beer emporium...
Decatur (Decatur Square), Georgia, USA.
16 December 2023.
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Highest position: #389 on Friday, January 18, 2008
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Same time, same place, same lens... different photographer
flickr photo-shoot with Homesick^Alien last Saturday. We sure had wonderful weather for photo taking!
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Art created from my photos | Brick and Wood #painting
St. Stephen & the Incarnation Episcopal Church | Washington, DC | www.saintstephensdc.org
All the gold that makes up earrings and cufflinks and electronics components today originated in space: According to a 2011 paper in the journal Nature, a meteor bombardment nearly 4 billion years ago brought 20 billion billion tons of a gold and precious metal rich space rock to Earth. Tracing gold's origin back even further takes us into deep space. A 2013 study in The Astrophysical Journal Letters found that all of the gold in the universe was likely birthed during the collisions of dead stars known as neutron stars.
Ernst Roest architect 1925-1929
Amsterdam school style
It is tightened in two symmetrical blocks Amsterdam School style which lie like a horseshoe behind the Concert Hall and meet directly behind the Concert Hall with a central portion which has two towers. More affluent citizens could subscribe to the houses, then they could be adapted to their needs. The buildings thus have varying widths and also the facades are richer or less richly decorated. For the construction there was the garden of the Concert Hall. The houses hide the curved back of the concert hall, which contains on the ground floor and the Mirror Hall on the first floor of the Small Hall.
Only in Toronto. A beach of bricks.
Actually, the entire Leslie Street Spit was created from construction debris, and its almost done. Right now, there is only limited public access (days after 6pm, weekends and holidays), but in a few years, it will be all park.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leslie_Street_Spit
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