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We tried about 30 doors before we found one that was unlocked...
For the record I'm an IU fan. Go Hoosiers!
two sophia carry-alls for Emily and Ava. Exterior fabric Japaense import both from Etsy and the polka dot piping from superbuzzy. Polka dot lining is..? These bags are closely modeled after this bag (I even asked her where she got her fabric)
Four geeps on the WS-3 head west at Butler, about to run around in the yard and head east to the Pompton Branch.
Stored power is in abundance in Butler yard, including this SD60"B" unit at the head of the line. I guess "Do not occupy" was just not enough for the tagger.
One former CNW patched unit (9696) sits a few positions in the back. Go large.
The History of Butler House
Butler House is the Dower House of Kilkenny Castle and has always been associated with the Butler Family, Dukes & Earls of Ormonde who resided at Kilkenny Castle for 500 years.
18th Century
The house was home to Lady Eleanor Butler who lived here after the death of her husband Walter in 1783. Lady Eleanor Butler was the mother of John, the 17th Earl of Ormonde and her daughter, also Eleanor, was one of the famous "ladies of Langollen".
19th Century
James, Earl of Ormonde resided in the house while the Castle was under reconstruction in 1831.
A soup kitchen was run from here during the cholera epidemic of 1832.
The Royal historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland held their meetings in Butler House in 1870.
20th Century
Kilkenny Design, the state design agency, restored Butler House in 1972.
The decor and furnishings reflect a certain 1970s Art Deco style, which because of the muted colours and natural fabrics used, proved sympathetic to the original features of the house. In 1989, the Kilkenny Civic Trust acquired both Butler House and the Castle Stables. The house was then opened to the public as a guesthouse and conference centre.
In 2000, The Kilkenny Civic Trust had the gardens at Butler House landscaped, in order to return them to their original splendour. The gardens have since become an attraction for the many visitors to Kilkenny.(Butler House, Kilkenny website)
Some of my friends trying to stay cool
Update 1/31/21: Most of these have crossed The Bridge. The one in the center looking out is retired & with a family in South Carolina, her name is China, she was born in April 2011. The others are gone. Good hounds all. The one on far left sniffing the ground is Nickel and he spent the last 4 years of his life with me.
Actually Saxonburg Hunt is no more, the final hunts were Dec. through March 2019 in South Carolina. The Master & his wife are in poor health & it was too much .
Customized, stock, vintage & classic vehicles captured as they arrive or departed from the Mega Cruise at Butler Airport.
Butler Wash Ruins
Comb Ridge
Utah
September 2022
Butler Wash Ruin is a cliff dwelling that was built and occupied by the Ancestral Puebloans, sometimes known as Anasazi, in about 1200 AD. Parts of the site has been stabilized and reconstructed, but most of it remains as it was found in the 1800s. There are habitation, storage and ceremonial structures, including four kivas. This ruin is located in a side canyon of Butler Wash, on the east side of Comb Ridge. (BLM)
The Butler County Courthouse in Butler, Pennsylvania was built in 1885 and is the tallest building in town.
Chicago and North Western SD40-2 No. 6810 has a new crew and is ready to leave Butler Yard, Wisconsin, on March 2, 1986. A westbound train sits on the other main with two cabooses on the rear. I shot a lot around Butler over the years and the thing I remember about photographing trains at the south end of the yard was all of the poles and wires running amuck; think they could add anymore?
Petroglyph created by Native Americans near "Wolfman" panel in Butler Wash. Bears Ears National Monument. Near Bluff, San Juan Co., Utan.
Passing south off the UP Adams Sub over Silver Spring Rd as they turn down toward the Milwaukee Sub into Butler Yard.
KCS 4168
UP 7281
UP 4861
After holding on the Butler Spur for a short time waiting for VIA 26 to pass, CN 401 is on the move again with CN 2544 & IC 1020 for power as it heads west towards its terminus of Taschereau Yard.
View to the castle
The History of Butler House
Butler House is the Dower House of Kilkenny Castle and has always been associated with the Butler Family, Dukes & Earls of Ormonde who resided at Kilkenny Castle for 500 years.
18th Century
The house was home to Lady Eleanor Butler who lived here after the death of her husband Walter in 1783. Lady Eleanor Butler was the mother of John, the 17th Earl of Ormonde and her daughter, also Eleanor, was one of the famous "ladies of Langollen".
19th Century
James, Earl of Ormonde resided in the house while the Castle was under reconstruction in 1831.
A soup kitchen was run from here during the cholera epidemic of 1832.
The Royal historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland held their meetings in Butler House in 1870.
20th Century
Kilkenny Design, the state design agency, restored Butler House in 1972.
The decor and furnishings reflect a certain 1970s Art Deco style, which because of the muted colours and natural fabrics used, proved sympathetic to the original features of the house. In 1989, the Kilkenny Civic Trust acquired both Butler House and the Castle Stables. The house was then opened to the public as a guesthouse and conference centre.
In 2000, The Kilkenny Civic Trust had the gardens at Butler House landscaped, in order to return them to their original splendour. The gardens have since become an attraction for the many visitors to Kilkenny.
It seems to me that Giftbaby04 and a ton of others are into this type of anime, and i needed to update my style! hope u like!
Atendendo a vários pedidos, aqui vai novamente :) Têm de clicar em 2008, e procurar em Novembro 2008....bom fds!!!!
originally this quilt was going to be a "turning twenty" quilt. but it's impossible to pick just 20 amy butler prints, they are all so lovely. plus, i knew i wanted it for my king size bed. (mind you, this is only my second quilt! i must have been insane when i decided to tackle this project!) so i added an extra row or two... and ta da! my quilt is finished & just as beautiful as i imagined. every time i look at it i smile! it's so bright & cheery how could you go wrong?