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Description: Group of hikers in snow at Prairie Forks Summit, c. 1925. [Duplicate of Anon 028.] [Edgar W. Cook is crouching at far left.]
Photographer: Edgar W. Cook
Donor: Edgar W. Cook
Original: B&W print in holdings of Angeles Chapter Archives
Image ID (file name): Cook 156
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Cook Out (3,439 square feet)
1254 Emmet Street North, Charlottesville, VA
Opened in March 2012; originally 1987-built Long John Silver's (original building operated April 1973-1987), A&W added in the early 2000s, closed in 2011
Elizabeth Cook at Cactus Cafe in Austin. She was backed up by her husband Tim Carroll (guitar) and Bones Hillman (bass). Photo by Ron Baker.
Every October, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Chili Cook-Off is a super fun event for both the cooking teams and the public tasters! Current event details at beachboardwalk.com/chili
The building has changed a little since it was originally built, and even since 1945. Notice the continuous roof line in the current building, and loss of chimney stack on left. The creeping vines are gone, too. There is a lot less vegetation around these old buildings. Not sure why. Perhaps budget cuts. Or just aesthetic preference of the head gardener.
Mount Cook is also called my its Maori name Aoraki which means "Cloud Piercer" here Mount Cook is seen piercing the cloud. It was difficuly to get a good shot of the mountain over the 2 days that I was there due to the cloud which covers the Southern Alps during the majority of the year.
Marc Clark
Bronze statue, 1973
Cook’s Cottage, Fitzroy Gardens (Melway ref. 2G, B4)
Marc Clark was born in London in 1923 and came to Australia in 1962. For the decade to 1973 he was the drawing and sculpture master at Melbourne’s National Gallery Art School, at which time his own practice shifted from figurative painting to sculpture.
In 1973, he was commissioned to create this life-size bronze statue of Captain James Cook for the opening of the Endeavour Hills housing estate. It was later donated to the City of Melbourne for display near Cook’s Cottage, in Fitzroy Gardens. It was installed in July 1997.
Photograph by Louis Porter
Every October, the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk Chili Cook-Off is a super fun event for both the cooking teams and the public tasters! Current event details at beachboardwalk.com/chili
Cook book where all recipies are low salt low sugar and full of taste catered to the elderly or those on restricted diets.