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An empty chair inside the Taubanesentrale. There were great views out the windows.
The building was used to route the coal from the various mines down to the port. It stopped operating in the 1980s and was abandoned for years, but now it’s been renovated and opens as a kind of museum. Though it definitely feels like they just left a lot of stuff lying around, in a good way!
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SWELL Sculpture Festival. 'Stacked Chairs' by Alexander Piperides (Qld)
Stacked Chairs is an assembly of found chairs, portraying a column like structure. Although each chair has its own individual memory and function, they have become dependent on one another; the failure of one chair could result in the failure of the whole system. I would like to think of this similar to our current lives; where we are all at some stage or another, in the midst of various responsibilities, whether intentional or not. (the artist)
Taken in Second Life at:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sopor%20Aeternum/188/228/22
A mix of textures of: www.flickr.com/photos/playingwithpsp/
Sculpture réalisée et installée le 18 août 1997 à la demande de Handicap International pour appeler tous ses Etats à signer la Convention d’interdiction des mines anti-personnel et tenir leurs engagements à assister les victimes et à déminer les territoires pollués.
Parks Canada has placed thousands of these red chairs all across Canada in the country’s most unique and treasured places. Whether it’s a place to rest after a leisurely stroll or to cheer the successful completion of a strenuous hike, the red chairs offer a place to slow down, to relax and to truly discover the best that Parks Canada has to offer. These ones are at Cootes Paradise in Hamilton, Ontario.
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Primer día • First day
Sorrento, Marina Grande - noche • Sorrento, Marina Grande - evening
No hay duda de que la vida nocturna de Sorrento está un poco alicaída. Supongo que por la lluvia inmisericorde que ha caído durante todo el día. Lo siento por los dueños del local que lo estarán sufriendo, pero la escena tal como está tiene algo hipnótico: las sillas azules vacías, el scooter turquesa, la luz cálida del interior. Todavía no he cenado y busco un sitio donde saborear un buen plato de pescado. Pero si ya hubiera cenado, no habría podido resistirme. Me habría sentado ahí mismo a romper la simetría de la soledad con un limoncello sorrentino.
(De "Apuntes de Campania" - jmsdbg.com/campania)
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There's no doubt that Sorrento's nightlife is somewhat subdued. I suppose because of the pitiless rain that's fallen all day. I feel for the establishment's owners who must be suffering, but the scene as it stands has something hypnotic: the empty blue chairs, the turquoise scooter, the warm light from inside. I haven't eaten yet and I'm looking for somewhere to savour a good fish dish. But if I'd already dined, I couldn't have resisted. I'd have sat right there to break the symmetry of solitude with a Sorrento limoncello.
(From "Notes from Campania" - jmsdbg.com/campania)