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Looking east down the 13c nave and aisles. To the left in the north aisle east chapel is a fireplace with the Turner lords of the manor crest - perhaps where the family worshipped. The clerestory is 19c added when the church was restored with new ceiling. In 1889 Lord & Lady Manners of the hall provided the present seating and candle brackets.
. - Church of St.John the Baptist, Cold Overton Leicestershire
Chancel - 13c piscina and triple sedilia. In 1920 James Montague provided the chancel east window stained glass, altar table, reredos, lectern and chancel furniture in "thanks for his safe return form the Great War"
- Church of St.John the Baptist, Cold Overton Leicestershire
Frozen stones in lake Thingvellir while the sun rises.
I didn´t get much sleep last night because my son is sick, fever. while he was sleeping little bit i sat down at my computer and started to work on some photos. This is one of them, i hope that my son can sleep well to night and me also :)
Canon 5D - Canon 17-40@17mm - F/5.6 - ISO 200 - Expos 0.125 sec (1/8) - Lee hard grad 0.9 filter
Ballet des Staatstheaters Augsburg
performing at "Goldener Saal" Augsburg Townhall
@ Lange Kunstnacht 22. Juni 2024
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In the foreground, reeds frozen in ice followed by a frost smoke covered lake just as the sun has set
It was a cold winter day when Martyn came across the gold spikes. He was exploring in the mountains, and found a row of the strange things sticking out of the ground. Excited, he pulled out his knife and began to cut into the soft metal, collecting the tips in his bag. These alone would be worth a fortune! Little did he know that they really were the spikes of a dragon buried in the snow...
Built for the Capturing Character category of Brickscalibur 2024-25 and for Iron Forge 2025 with the seed part of mudguard. I used 12 here; 6 as scales on the neck, one around the eye, 2 on the snout, and 3 in the drifting snow.
Thanks for checking it out,
Math Wizard
THOMAS-KONVERTER
Das erste Roheisen wurde in Hörde, wenige Meter von dieser Stelle entfernt, in Puddelöfen zu Rohstahl veredelt. Kräftige Puddler rührten mit einer Eisenstange von Hand das flüssige Roheisen, um unerwünschte Schadstoffe abzusondern. Ab 1864 erfolgte in Hörde die Veredelung in Bessemer-Konvertern, die wegen ihrer Form "Birnen" genannt wurden. Bei diesem Verfahren wurde Luft durch die Bodensteine der Birne geblasen.Braunroter Rauch verfärbte dabei den Himmel über Hörde.
Beim Bessemer-Verfahren konnte ausschließlich aus hochwertigen und teuren Import-Erzen erzeugtes Roheisen verarbeitet werden.
Dem Engländer Sidney Gilchrist Thomas gelang es 1877, durch eine besondere Ausmauerung der Thomasbirne und durch den Zusatz von Kalk, den unerwünschten Phosphor abzuscheiden. Dieses Verfahren erlaubte den Einsatz preiswerter heimischer Erze. Die phosphorhaltige Schlacke wurde zu "Thomasmehl" zermahlen und als Düngemittel in der Landwirtschaft eingesetzt. Am 22. September 1879 wurde in Hörde, zeitgleich mit Duisburg-Meiderich, die erste Thomasschmelze in Deutschland erblasen.
Diese Thomasbirne ist die letzte, die 1954 in der Hörder Kesselschmiede erbaut wurde. Sie war bis zur Schließung des Thomasstahlwerks im Jahre 1964 im Einsatz. Dem Verein zur Heimatpflege e.V. Hörde wurde die Thomasbirne von der ThyssenKrupp Stahl AG kostenlos überlassen. Die Birne wiegt 68 Tonnen und ist etwa sieben Meter hoch. Sie wurde am 25. Mai 2002 der Öffentlichkeit als Industriedenkmal übergeben.
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This photograph was taken on East Beach during the month of December. The sunrises are especially beautiful during the cold months of the winter. During this time of the year, the stretches of beaches in Watch Hill are unpopulated and offer a different serenity compared to the beauty of summer months on the beach. The deep colors of the winter sunrises are more vibrant and are simply breathtaking!
Randi, Linda, Helena and I went to the top of Graakallen for what turned into a ladies' blue hour shoot (no guy was man enough to join us it seems ;-) ). We chose a day with a few clouds, hoping for an interesting sky, but we weren't lucky unfortunately. There was also a bitter-cold wind up on the exposed top of the mountain! Still, I enjoyed being out and watching night fall over the fjord and the city below us.
This is the entrance to the military complex at the top of the mountain - strictly forbidden, though they don't bother to put up, let alone close, a gate.
Taken through the graveyard railings of the Church on Working Street, Cardiff on a cold wet night in December.
Cryogenic pipe supports, ranging in diameter from 6" to 38", were designed to support and insulate piping in an LNG receiving and regassification plant. The "cold shoe anchors" were designed for temperatures down to -260°F and a load range of 26,000 lb. to 210,000 lb. A combination of high density polyurethane foam (PUF) and Permali® was used for the insulation. The center stops that are welded to the process pipe were built from 304 stainless steel, and carbon steel was used for the remainder of the shoe.
Cold, cold water surrounds me now
And all I've got is your hand
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Or am I lost?
Love one's daughter
Allow me that
And I can't let go of your hand
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Or am I lost?
Cold, cold water surrounds me now
And all I've got is your hand
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Lord, can you hear me now?
Or am I lost?