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Study of a vine and its movements- this is actually in our indoor tortoise habitat! This vine has decided to reach out and grab things! As you can see, it's got a strangle hold on a bead curtain that hangs on the wall behind the habitat! It's almost scary how it moves and twines up in the beads and everything! I hope it doesn't decide to come upstairs!! :)
Come Together (3,204 square feet)
4554 Virginia Beach Boulevard, Pembroke Mall, Virginia Beach, VA
This store opened in 2018.
1989 tenants- ?, Bit of England, ?, and Crestar Bank
1997 tenants- Memory Lane Sports, Bit of England, Larry's Ice Cream & Yogurt, and Crestar
2000 tenants- WM Robin's Men, Bit of England, Wayne's Famous Philly Cheesesteak, and SunTrust
2007 tenants- All vacant except Bit of England, which relocated here in the late 2000s
2013 tenants- Vacant, Swifty Shoes and Alterations, Big Island Smoothie, and vacant
June 2013-2018 tenant- The Children's Place (relocated here)
Spring Festival, 2009. Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Here comes the king....the king of all seasons.
Let's welcome him with all the warmth of our heart.
Let's accept his gift of thousand dreams, which comes as thousand vibrant colors.
Captured from Fine Arts Institute Premises, University of Dhaka on Falgun 1, the first day of Spring season according to Bengali Year.
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...some unstyled shots around the house, capturing everyday objects as they are ~
...more shots and the inspiration's source {here}
A little something for all you romantics out there.
Take my hand, and I will show you
A world you never knew existed
I will open up realms within you
That you have been longing to find
We had a last minute cancellation for a river shoot. Grace was close by and in the mood to shoot so she gladly joined up. I was busy with another model for most of the time but I did manage a few shots. Thanks Grace!
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Cicero was loaded with pool power. This Penn Central power had come in on the run-through train from (I think) Elkhart, Indiana.
Waiting for you to come along
Waiting for you to hear my song
Waiting for you to come along
Waiting for you to tell me what went wrong
This is the strangest life I've ever known
DOORS WEEK #6 - JIM MORRISON MURAL, VERSION 2, VIEW LARGER
I shot this with a Holgaroid (Holga 120TLR toy camera with a Polaroid back) on Polaroid Type 85 film. This is actually the negative side of the print which I scanned and inverted. The mural is located on the side of apartment building on the corner of Speedway and 18th in Venice, CA. It's been around for ages, but recently got a fresh blue paint job around Jim, the original painter being R. Cronk (who has murals all around the boardwalk). Hope you enjoy these Polaroid takes on this famous wall, which is just waiting for any Jim fan to come along.
Manzarek-Krieger tonight at Club Nokia in LA!! The Doors are coming home!
Petet Rodgers, Bedford Bricker and a Dan AIr One -Eleven (G-BDAE) Milan airport, Saturday 25th February 1989.
Hello Robin.
You ask for photos about Saab towings. I have done it a LOT OF. Thats why I later on have use GMC Suburban and Audi Allroad for towing. Look photos why ! (dont forget our winter roads!!) My next target was new generation 9-5 combi XWD with 2000kg towing capasity.. ...(as many others). Sometimes dreams newer come reality.
- Black rally edition: thats my rallysummer 1996. Towing Saab is 95-73 with 1700cc engine, 7.2 camsaft + lighty grinded sylinder heads. Amazing thing was that we dont get any tickets from Police. Sure, it was totally illegal towing, just my test how it works with V4 95. To be sure it was safe, ofcourse I had good suspension with Bilstein shocks, rearones modified OG 900 rear Bilsteins. So, roadhandling wiht towing rig was wery good. Other amazing thing was low fuel comsuption. Helsinki- Nokia- Helsinki, fuelconsuption was only 9 liter / 100km !! and speed was round 90km/h.
Because these "crimes" are old nowdays, I can now show these funny photos from my younghood. DONT DO THAT AT HOME !!
regards Tikkis
Mingle Media TV and Red Carpet Report host Cathy Kelley were invited to come out to cover the official premiere party of Camp Takota, a full-length summer camp comedy movie which stars the “Holy Trinity of YouTube,”Grace Helbig, (just named to Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list), Hannah Hart (My Drunk Kitchen) and Mamrie Hart (You Deserve A Drink). Together, these YouTube stars have a combined 3.5 million YouTube followers who tune into their channels every day.
Camp Takota premiere on Friday, February 14th 2014
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With her personal and professional life in shambles, Elise (Grace Helbig) ends up having to take a job as a counselor at her old summer camp. There, she reunites with two estranged friends (Hannah Hart, Mamrie Hart) who attended camp and never left. When the future of the camp is put in jeopardy, the three friends must band together to save it, changing the course of their lives forever.
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St Peter, Walpole St Peter, Norfolk
A wonderful church. East Anglia's best large church, and one of the best large churches in England. But St Peter is not just special for its size. It is indeed magnificent, but also infinitely subtle, the fruit of circumstance and the ebb and flow of centuries. There is a sense of community and continuity as well; this is no mere museum, and it is not simply St Peter's historic survivals that attract its champions. This is a building to visit again and again, to delight in, and always see something new.
How did it get to be so big? Today, the Norfolk marshland villages tend to be rather mundane, apart from their churches of course. In this curiously remote area between Lynn and Boston, there is an agro-industrial shabbiness accentuated by the flat of the land. This part of the county has a character more commonly associated with Cambridgeshire. But you need to imagine the enormous wealth of this area in the late medieval period. The silt washed by the great rivers out of the Fens was superb for growing crops. East Anglia, with the densest population in England, provided a ready market, and the proximity of the great ports gave easy access for exports. And then there was the Midlands - Walpole is as close to Leicester as it is to Norwich.
The landowners and merchants became seriously wealthy, and according to custom bequeathed enhancements to their parish churches to encourage their fellow parishioners to pray for their souls after they were dead. This was nothing to do with the size of the local population; in England's Catholic days, these buildings were not intended merely for congregational worship. The fixtures and fittings of the parish churches reflected the volume of devotion, not just the volume of people. In areas where there was serious wealth, the entire church might be rebuilt.
But here at Walpole St Peter there was another imperative for rebuilding the church. In the terrible floods of the 1330s, the church here was destroyed, apart from its tower. Before it could be rebuilt in the fashionable Decorated style, the Black Death came along and took away fully half of the local population. However, the economic effects of the pestilence would turn out to be rather good for East Anglia in the long term, and by the early-15th century churches were being rebuilt on a grand scale all over Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Walpole has two late medieval churches - St Andrew on the other side of the village is very fine, but St Peter is the one that puts it in the shade.
The nave came first, the chancel following a few decades after. Eventually, the tower would also have been rebuilt, in a similar scale to the rest of the church. How amazing it might have been! We only need to look a few miles over the border to Boston to see what could have been possible. But the English Reformation of the 16th century brought an end to the need for bequests, and so the late 13th century tower remains in place to this day.
The vast church sits hemmed in to the north and east by its wide churchyard. The battlemented nave and chancel are a magnificent sight, most commonly first seen from the village street to the north. Rendering accentuates the reddishness of the stone, and the finest moment is probably the conjunction between nave and chancel; spired roodstair turrets rise to the gable, and at the apex is a glorious sanctus bell turret. The stairway on the north side is supported by a small figure who has been variously interpreted as the Greek god Atlas, the Fenland giant Hickathrift, or as anyone else I suppose.
The chancel is beautiful, but its most striking feature is the tunnel that goes beneath its eastern end. One of the features of the late medieval English Catholic church was liturgical processions, but when this chancel was extended in the 15th century it took the building right up to the boundary of consecrated ground. To enable processions still to circumnavigate this building, the tunnel was placed beneath the high altar. Such passageways are more common under towers, and there are several examples of this in Norfolk, but that option was obviously not possible here.
There are lots of interesting bosses in the vaulting, some of which you can see at the very bottom of this page. It isn't just the past that has left its mark here. The floor of the tunnel is flagged, and there are horse-rings in the wall from the 18th and 19th century when it served the more mundane purpose of stabling during services.
Views of the south side of the church are hindered by a vast and beautiful copper beech, but there is no hiding the vastness of the south porch, one of the biggest and finest in Norfolk. The parvise window is as big as nave windows elsewhere; the keys of St Peter decorate the footstool of one of the niches.
And here are some of the finest medieval bosses in Norfolk. The two main ones are the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin, and the Last Judgement. There are characterful animals in the other bosses. Figures in niches include a Pieta, a Madonna and child, and a pilgrim with a staff, pack, and shell on his hat.So much to see, then, even before you come to push open the original medieval door! And then you do, and the birdsong and leaf-thresh of the summer morning outside falls away, and you enter the cool of a serious stone space. The first impression is of height, because the vista to the east is cut off by an elegant 17th century screen, as at Terrington St Clement. The unifying of nave and tower, almost a century apart, is accomplished by sprung buttresses high up on the west wall, each carved with a figure. Here are the Elizabethan communion table, a hudd ( the sentry box-like device intended to keep 18th century Rectors dry at the graveside) and the perpendicular light through the west windows.
And then you step through the pedimented entrance through the screen into the body of the church, and the building begins to unfold before you. Your journey through it begins.
Some huge churches impose themselves on you. St Peter doesn't. It isn't Salle or Long Melford. But neither is it jaunty and immediately accessible like Terrington St Clement or Southwold, nor full of light and air like Blythburgh. St Peter is a complex space, the sum of its parts, like Cley, and yet more than them, with a sense of being an act of worship in itself. Simon Jenkins, in the often-maligned England's Thousand Best Churches, tends to cast a cold and even sardonic eye on most buildings as he passes by, but at Walpole St Peter even his breath was taken away: it is a place not of curiosity but of subtle proportion, of the play of light on stone and wood. If English churches were Dutch Old Masters, this would be St Pieter de Hooch.
Author : @Kiri Karma
Comiccon Holland 2023 - Day 2 - The Comiccon
Comic Con Holland is the event in the Netherlands for all true fans and enthusiasts of Comics, Manga, Cosplay, Gaming, Films, Series, Sci-Fi, Fantasy and more.
Escape to a magical world, the ultimate Geek experience with world famous star guests to meet and a huge Geek Market to visit.
But also fascinating workshops, Q&As and lectures, but you can also just play games and enjoy the many competitions and performances.
Above all, it is the perfect time to make friends and have a fun day with other fans. We are very happy to land in the Brabanthallen with our Comic Con Spaceship!
Come on Netherlands, Get Your Geek On!
" I want to lay my head down, come closer, come closer
Trying not to remember our most precious times
Remember winters cold and summers by my side
Please tell me I do leave a void of any kind, say goodbye now"
Para ser muito sincera, a musica veio só depois da foto.
Eu estava aprontando esses dias [Aqui ]. Costurei este vestido e achei ele branco demais, dai veio toda a historia do sangue. Era para minha linda Lotte parecer com uma Deusa grega,uma bem malvada. Mas com esta carinha fofa, não deu muito certo, como vocês podem ver e_e
To be very honest, the music came only after the photo.
I was preparing something these days [ Here ]. I sewed this dress and it was too white for this reason, the drops of "blood." She was supposed to look like a Greek Goddess really evil. But with this cute little face, did not work, as you can see e_e
...proprio come è successo a me, dopo 14 giorni sono tornato pure io a casa, solo che io non dovevo spingere un carrettino con dentro la mia giornata lavorativa ed io ho una casa, una bella casa, con frigo, gelati, pasta, camera da letto e tutto il resto. Lui, dopo 16 ore di lavoro, forse, un letto non lo ha neppure e forse in tavola troverà solo del riso.
Il Nepal un paese BELLISSIMO, gente meravigliosa e colori incredibili... un paese da visitare, garantito!
Sono tornato cambiato, mi ha segnato, in positivo ovvio.
Was purchased on 01/10/1985
08/06/2015 Pass
Mileage 95824 miles
Advisory Notices
Offside inner front body has slight corrosion (6.1.b.2)
Nearside inner front body has slight corrosion (6.1.b.2)
Rear brakes imbalanced requirements only just met. it would appear that the braking system requires adjustment or repair. (3.7.b.5b)