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Here in blue, you can see 4 twisted chain stitches I worked it in the round to get the pink flower, which I really like. The purple flower is just 5 Lazy Daisy petals of ribbon floss placed over (and between) 5 Lazy Daisy petals of Rainbow Gallery Flair. Then there is the French Knot Lazy Daisy, where the tie-down stitch is a French knot instead of just a straight stitch. Each peach bud is a FKLD done around a padded straight stitch. The turquoise ribbon flower shows 6 petals of FKLD with the knots in the center. The two maroon flowers show FKLD with knots in the center and then with knots on the outer edge.
I'm gonna put another quote which can be interpreted in different ways. But today is a special day, and I have it here in a reference to this particular day. Ask me if you are interested what I meant. Here it is. "It is difficult to free fools from the chains they revere."
BQ::Sally Shirt Dress & Suede Over Knee Boots w/Chain: for Maitreya Lara X, Legacy, Ebody Reborn, Belleza Gen.X Classic & Curvy
MAINSTORE: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Together%20Forever/19/198/23
Named "Chaining Squares". There are 4 squares per 1 color. And there are 3 colors. So it is "3×4 Squares".
W420mm×H350mm
With the open gate of Howth Castle in the background these ornate fence posts and star shaped chain in the foreground the place is a mix of secure and welcoming:-)
“Happy is the man who has broken the chains which hurt the mind, and has given up worrying once and for all.”~ Ovid
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{listening} Goldfrapp - Black Cherry
Update: 5D is still sick. Mirror fell down. Extended warranty will cover all the repairs. I might not get it on time for my San Francisco trip at the end of this month. I'm in the market for a replacement. I was too late to respond to an offer for a 5D II for 2Gs. :(
Any idea what group I should add this to? Thanks.
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Chained Rock a link to Kentucky's lore
Visitors love Chained Rock at Pine Mountain, Kentucky's first state park, established in 1924. The way the story goes, area residents told children and visitors that the rock, clearly visible from the town, could not fall because it was chained in place. That, however, was not true.
Then, in 1933, the rock was chained to the nearby cliff in a publicity stunt that attracted widespread media attention. The move created a first-rate tourist attraction.
The steel chain is 101 feet long, spans 75 feet and weighs 1 1/2 tons. Each 4- by 6-inch link weighs 4 1/2 pounds. They are made of steel and are 1 3/8 inches thick.
The chain, acquired from a quarry in Virginia, was moved up the mountain by mules, Kiwanis Club members, local Boy Scouts and the Civilian Conservation Corps.
The half-mile walk from Overlook Point to Chained Rock is a deceptively easy downhill hike. The return climb is steadily uphill, with 300 feet of elevation gain, and may be tough for some.
The overlook offers an eagle's-eye view of Pineville and U.S. 25E, which runs along the old Wilderness Road used by Daniel Boone and other early settlers.
The park, in Bell County, is 16 miles north of Cumberland Gap National Historic Park.
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Avenged Sevenfold-Afterlife
uk.youtube.com/watch?v=I8akxHCUBLk
Like walking into a dream, so unlike what you've seen
So unsure but it seems, ’cause we’ve been waiting for you
Fallen into this place, just giving you a small taste
Of your afterlife here so stay, you'll be back here soon anyway
Taken on the beach at New Quay in Wales while waiting for a boat trip. I've decided I don't really like this.
These Uh-Ohs are all trying to eat one another. Good luck, guys!
Made for the "Luv-able and Hug-able" plush show at Gallery LELE in Tokyo.
Though the clientele at Obica Mozzarella Bar seemed to consist largely of foreigners and tourists, who cares. The food was wonderful and without doubt presented the best foot forward for Tuscan cuisine on our trip.
I'm not sure though why the wine cellar had to be under lock and key. I guess it has something to do with the fact that the wine is accessed by the same path that everyone takes to go to the bathroom.
After an enjoyable day trip to Vienna, it was back to Budapest on the Monday. We decided to explore the Buda side of the River Danube, and to get there we had to cross the Chain Bridge. Sculpted by János Marschalkó, the lions famously "lack tongues," a myth stemming from a story that the sculptor was so upset by the criticism at the opening he jumped in the river (he didn't, and the tongues are just hidden)!
In between the lions you can see St Matthias Church and the Fisherman's Bastion over in Buda - we were to visit them later in the day.
According to my local guide, this Alley in Victoria has historical significance in that prison inmates were walked through here to be hung out in the courtyard just beyond. Not sure who the spooky Canucks fan is at the end of the tunnel :P