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"For love, a bench in the square is enough.
Or stand in front of a gate.
Or a cup of coffee.
Love itself is a low budget film."
Fabrício Carpinejar
I'm not sure what was going on here with this old Standard Vanguard perched somewhat precariously on this truck chassis! I did wonder what may have happened if I removed the block of wood that was acting as a brake from under the LHF wheel.....
© Dominic Scott 2024
Na elf dagen in de omgeving van Koper wilden we graag nog meer van Slovenië zien maar helaas waren er naar onze smaak en budget geen goede appartementen in andere potentiële gebieden meer te vinden. Aangezien de reis terug naar Leeuwarden ruim 1400 kilometer was en we nog een kleine twee weken vakantie hadden, reden we niet in een keer terug naar huis, maar deelden we de reis op in meerdere stukken.
De eerste dag werd middels een dagvignet Oostenrijk doorkruist en sliepen we één nachtje in München om daarna door te rijden naar de omgeving van de A61 grofweg tussen Alzey en Emmelshausen. Hier genoten we op drie verschillende adressen nog ruim een week van de vakantie. Het weer was prima maar wel waren er dagelijks veel wolken, dus werd er verder geen tijd besteed aan de hobby.
Voor de zaterdagochtend van 20 juli werd wél strak blauw opgegeven en dus werd deze ochtend nog een keer vroeg opgestaan. Vanaf het vakantieadres nabij Kastellaun was het nog wel een stukje rijden, maar werd toch op het juiste moment (toen de zon boven de berg uitkwam) aangekomen bij de Autofähre Engelsburg-Kaub. Hier werd de auto geparkeerd om even verderop wat foto's te maken van treinen richting Mainz.
Helaas moest precies op de stek een automobilist zijn geheel leeg gereden auto parkeren, waardoor het totaalplaatje mij niet meer zinde. Er werd snel doorgereden naar Oberwesel, waar ik gelukkig nog op tijd was voor deze KLV-trein van SBB Cargo. Ik had tevens het geluk dat de trein door een blauwe 193 werd gereden en even later bleek het zelfs de Hollandpiercer te zijn. We zien de 193 525 met een goed tot volledig beladen intermodale trein uit Rotterdam hier door Oberwesel rijden op weg naar het Italiaanse Novara Boschetto.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer trying to explain his autumn budget to the economically inactive. Leica M8, Elmar (coll.) 90/4.
D220 Route de Hauteville 04/02/2023 11h06
I am wondering about the story of this little building a bit off the route D220 roughly between Bourg-Saint-Maurice and Landry. It is surrounded by two beautiful trees that are close to the building. Will I ever know?
Bourg Saint-Maurice
Bourg-Saint-Maurice is part of the Paradiski ski area (425 km of slopes, 141 lifts, 239 slopes - 12 Green, 132 Blue, 66 Red, 29 Black). Although there is no skiing at this altitude, it is conveniently linked to Arc 1600 by the Arc en Ciel funicular railway and is therefore home to many budget rental properties. Unlike the other villages that make up Les Arcs, Bourg-Saint-Maurice is open all year.
Bourg is also a popular summer destination, as it offers lots of opportunity for lovers of the outdoors and watersports. There is a whitewater slalom course on the Isere river used for international canoe and kayak competitions. The course on the Isere has been host to the ICF world championships and is used by many European teams as a training course in the summer. The course is often changed by the floods that occur during the winter months.
The surrounding mountains are good for walking and mountain biking. They also are a good place for paragliding and hang gliding. Some of Les Arcs ski lifts operate during July and August to get walkers to the higher peaks and you can take mountain bikes up on these. Mountain bikes ( VTT (Vélo Tout Terrain) in French) can be hired in both Bourg and Les Arcs. Some of the high altitude restaurants open in these months, the ones at Pre st Esprit and L'Arpete have small outdoor pools.
The nearest summer glacier skiing is in Tignes (approximately 27 km from Bourg) on the Grande Motte, however due to glacial recession it is now closed at certain times of the year.
[ Source: Wikipedia - Bourg Saint-Maurice ]
This photo «Explored» on 07/05/2023, rank # 493.
DE.Boutique is celebrating their 5th Anniversary. Everything in store L$95 until July 8. Info & links on my Blog ~ aznanasfandangles.blogspot.com/2019/06/de-turns-five.html
Feb 29, Mumbai, India: Brokers at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) stay glued to the TV screen as the Finance Minister P Chidambaram reads out the Union budget 2008 at the Parliament in New Delhi.
New video! Comparing a top range 85mm vs a budget 85mm lens: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WiigNNAnpw
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Model: Jayde
Makeup: Lidija J
Video: Dan @ I Make Films
Excerpt from kitchenermarket.ca:
Our farmers’ market is one of the oldest operating markets in Canada. A proud tradition in Kitchener, the market has been a gathering place for over 150 years.
1830s
We can trace the origins of the farmers' market to the first Mennonite settlers in Waterloo Region.
In the 1830s, farmers with an excess of crops held outdoor markets in the Village of Berlin (now the City of Kitchener).
1869
The town council approved a $7,000 budget to build a new town hall. This building would house the farmers' market, council chambers, a public library and a post office.
1872
Popularity of the market grew so much that the initial site became too crowded. Behind the town hall, crews constructed a new market building, which was home to the market for 35 years.
1907
As the population of Berlin grew, the farmers' market needed to expand. A new red brick building was built and housed the farmers' market for over 60 years.
1971 - 2004
Period of major growth for the Kitchener Market. In this time, it evolved into the market we are familiar with today.
1973
The Market Square building, a downtown Kitchener mall, became home to the new market.
A 1972 brochure stated: "There’ll always be a market in Kitchener… the Kitchener Farmers’ Market will not close this year, next year – ever.”
2004
The Kitchener Market opened a new building on King Street, between Cedar and Eby Streets. Acting as an entrance to downtown Kitchener, the Market remains a cornerstone of the community.
2019
With a new sign and interior renovations, 2019 brought a new look for the market.
A milestone was celebrated as this marked the 150th anniversary of the Kitchener Market having a dedicated building.
In the summer, a full neighbourhood celebration took place with a Mid-Week Market on Wednesday evenings.
Today
While the location of the farmers' market has changed over the years, the spirit of the market in Kitchener strengthened.
The market has become a part of the city's cultural identity and has roots in our natural and human heritage. It is, and always will be, an integral part of our community.