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Celebrating Genifer's birthday at Crave America in The Banks after the Reds 12-4 win over the Rays with one of our favorite bartenders, Jeffery.
St Andrew, Chadwick Road, Eccles, Greater Manchester, 1879.
Memorial to Thomas Whittaker (d1889), apparitor of this church 1879-89.
The church was open and very welcoming.
One of the few surviving works of architect Herbert Tijou, St Andrew’s was built in 1879. No two of its over fifty examples of stonework (all carved in the 1880s) are the same; each is unique. They include angels, capitals decorated with plants and animals, saint’s heads and a variety of religious symbols. Its stained glass which was installed gradually between 1886 and 1920 includes east windows by Charles Kempe (including one in memory of Henry Boddington). Others are by Alfred Hemmings and by Shrigley & Hunt of Lancaster. They feature saints, Bible stories and Arthur Handley Clayton, a local man killed in World War I. Some of its pews were originally from Manchester Cathedral and have elaborate craved pew ends. Minton floor tiles can be seen near the altar.
wall with emba, motel,laze and eron. rushed my piece.
im gonna be traveling for the next one or two years and wanna keep my pics private so this is the last update for quite a while.
COMFORT FOOD BY THE OCEAN
This waterside location, on Ambleside Beach in West Vancouver, has created a setting which guests clamour to enjoy. The "landmark" building with its large sunny patio and airy interior is an ideal meeting place for a romantic cocktail or gathering of family and friends.
CRAVE: where quality and care are evident in every bite of the grown-up, comfort-food menu. A delicious creation of Chef Wayne Martin (of Four Seasons Hotel executive chef background), this upscale bistro prides itself in featuring fresh, local, and often organic ingredients. The atmosphere is relaxed, casual and fun while the food is creative, generous and affordable.
this crave is special, when i was very young, i see inside a doll with old fashion robe, looking sad...religious icons with misterious eyes..creepy.
today all this things are desapear ,because the people, the time, the rain. anyway..
But he that dares not grasp the thorn
Should never crave the rose.--Anne Bronte
The Portland Rose Garden up at Washington Park is just beginning to come into bloom. Many of the plants are still sporting buds closed up like tight little fists. But enough have opened to lighten the morning air with the scent of roses.
I practically had the place to myself early this morning. A few dedicated joggers and birds were about to keep it from being too quiet. By the time more people began to walk the gardens--I'd played enough with my macro lens that I was ready to go.