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One of the coolest graffiti pieces I've seen. I never even noticed the hands were part of the face until I reviewed my pictures afterward.
Come relax with us
at the Oregon Lavender Festival July 13 - 14, 2013
Plan to join us at the Oregon Lavender Festival to enjoy the Pacific NW countryside at its fragrant best. Dozens of different lavender destinations throw their doors open to the public so that visitors can experience Lavender in Oregon and Washington firsthand by touring lavender farms, lavender nurseries, and lavender celebrations of all kinds. Expect to Relax!
Oregon Lavender FestivalFor a day or two, leave the world of hustle and bustle, computers, and chaos to soak in the delights lavender has to offer. Sometimes simply standing in the midst of a lavender field with its overwhelming beauty and aroma can be medicine enough to restore calm and recharge your spirit.
Tour Lavender Locations, each with its own selection of different varieties of lavender, and each with its own activities arranged for the festival. At lavender farms, you can cut your own bouquets of fresh lavender; at nurseries, you can purchase specialty lavender plants and speak to experts on growing and cultivating lavender. Each location has special events planned for the festival weekend, so be sure to click on the destinations tour page to see what each lavender location has to offer.
We also provide a find-a-festival filter which allows helps you find locations you want to visit based upon their festival offerings. And be sure to visit our maps page to get directions to the farms you plan to visit.
Lavender Art In weeks prior to the festival, plein air artists will capture colorful local fields on canvas and display their art during the festival at a juried art show and sale in Beulah Park in Yamhill. For more information, visit the Paint Out Page.
Lavender Photography Each year, the Oregon Lavender Association invites photographers to capture the magic of lavender in Oregon. Entries are displayed at the Helvetia Lavender Farm, and judged by an independent team of professionals. To view the winning photographs, or to enter, visit the Photo Contest website. View a gallery of all the gorgeous photos submitted at our Photo Contest Gallery.
Festival Poster
Click here to download the festival posterThe award-winning photos from our photo contest are used to create posters and other promotional materials. This year's festival poster uses a photograph of a bicycle at Mountainside Lavender taken by Thomas Armeli. You are welcome to download your own free copy by clicking on the poster.
Click here for a printable copy of the 2010 BrochureTour map
To download a PDF version of the official Oregon Lavender Destinations tour map, click on the thumbnail to the left or visit our maps page. Our brochure & resource guide is available at all destinations.
Visit the Oregon Lavender Destinations page on Facebook for the latest news & information.
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Before my run with TPIR Live, I visited "The Price is Right" late January 2005. Didn't get to come on down, but it was a magical thing to see Bob Barker live.
BTW, I'm the big guy with a shaved head in the lower left. ;p
St. Pete’s evolving skyline, as viewed from the Municipal Yacht Harbor, is beginning to look more coherent. More high-rise condominiums are mooted.
Foto vincitrice del Premio composizione per la sezione colori del concorso: “PROGETTARE BENE, COSTRUIRE MEGLIO: la nostra provincia da Oliva a
Llavador". organizzato da: ANCE La Spezia.
Valley High School seniors return to Western Hills Elementary as part of the elementary school's "Seniors Come Home" event on Wednesday, May 22, 2019.
"In the room the women come and go
Talking of Michelangelo"
The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock - T.S. Eliot (1888–1965).
Looking at people come and go on this bridge all day and this is all I could think of.
Charles Bridge - from the west looking into the old town - Prague, Czech Republic
Marrakech, Marocco, Kuba el Baadiyn
Architettura almoravide del XII secolo. Il nostro barocco arriverà 5 secoli dopo...
Stopped by the Nikon Salon today to get my camera mount tightened. Caught this guy catching a view of Tokyo before Typhoon 15 came plowing through.
Shot outside for an hour and a half. It was fun as usual. More to come!
Chevrons:
what are they exactly? This definition comes from Venetians copy of ancient Egyptian bead these important glass beads about 500 years ago, and continue to make them today.
The Italian name is Rosetta and refers to the pattern in the cross section of the bead, resembling a flower or twelve pointed star, derived from a molding process.
Colors for the different layers tend to be blue, white and red, but many combinations have been made.
The name refers to the ends of these complex canes that have been faceted or rounded by grinding , revealing the inner structure of the zigzag of chevron lines.
These beads were also manufactured in Holland in the seventeenth century by expatriate Venetian glass bead makers and are indistinguishable from Venetian beads.
Egyptian Painting and some glass fragments including one mosaic bead and one Rosetta-type bead. Conclusive evidence for when the first Rosetta type beads had been created is still lacking, yet we know that the basic cane design had existed before the Baroviers from Murano took up the pattern and created their famous Rosetta bead.
The cylindrical mosaic bead depicted in the painting date to the period of the first century BCE to the fourth century AD.(Jargstorf pg. 19 )
Chevron:
Historically one of the most popular beads ever made. Manufactured in the 1500's by the Venetians, the chevron is a drawn glass bead with from 2 to 10 layers that are ground or reheated to smooth and round out the ends, producing the star shape on each end. The most common colors are alternating layers of red, white and blue.
- Chevrons are made of multiple layers of different colored glass in corrugated layers so as to form a starburst pattern when viewed on end. Chevrons are created by building up layers of different colors, often successively molded in the process. They are next ground at the ends to display the patterns. Beads are from MBAD/ABA African Bead Museum