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Well, I'm back from Timaru and the Mackenzie Country now. Actually, I got back late last night and pretty much just fell into bed and slept until after lunch time because I was so tired!
I had a wonderful weekend, celebrating some more birthdayness with friends, doing things like building an awesome sandcastle, going to a fundraising dinner, listening to live jazz and going out on the town and dancing until 2. Yesterday was lots of fun too, driving out to Lake Pukaki to do a photoshoot with Han and T (photos posted soon!), having a picnic lunch beside Lake Alexandrina and then soaking in the hot pools at Tekapo. Unfortunately I got really badly burnt and currently resemble a lobster, which is really rather painful.
This is Lake Pukaki with Mount Cook in the distance which I photographed while waiting for Han and T to change into their dresses =)
Designer unknown, 1914
( I have worked off of www.prairieschooltraveler.com/html/il/oakpark/unknown/coo... and this one made his list ).
This and the next two are photos I shot on film in Marrakesh, Morocco a good couple of years ago. Print available on my redbubble page.
Cooks' Cottage,
noto anche come Captain Cook's Cottage, si trova nei Fitzroy Gardens.
Il cottage fu costruito nel 1755 nel villaggio inglese di Great Ayton, nel North Yorkshire, dai genitori del capitano James Cook, James e Grace Cook.
Fu portato a Melbourne nel 1934 dal filantropo australiano Sir Russell Grimwade.
È un punto di congettura tra gli storici se James Cook, il famoso navigatore, abbia mai vissuto nella casa, ma quasi certamente andò a trovare i suoi genitori nella casa.
L'interno del cottage comprende oggetti d'antiquariato secolari ed è stilizzato in stile settecentesco, così come gli abiti delle guide volontarie.
Nel 1933, la proprietaria del cottage decise di venderlo a condizione che l'edificio rimanesse in Inghilterra.
È stata convinta a cambiare "Inghilterra" in "Impero" e ha accettato un'offerta australiana di £ 800 da Russell Grimwade.
Il cottage è stato smontato mattone dopo mattone e imballato in 253 casse e 40 barili per la spedizione a bordo della Port Dunedin da Hull . Anche i ritagli di edera che adornavano la casa furono presi e piantati quando la casa fu ricostruita a Melbourne.
Grimwade, un noto uomo d'affari e filantropo, donò la casa al popolo di Victoria per il centenario dell'insediamento di Melbourne nell'ottobre 1934.
Cooks' Cottage,
also known as Captain Cook's Cottage, is located in Fitzroy Gardens. The cottage was built in 1755 in the English village of Great Ayton, North Yorkshire, by Captain James Cook's parents, James and Grace Cook.
It was brought to Melbourne in 1934 by Australian philanthropist Sir Russell Grimwade.
It is a point of conjecture among historians whether James Cook, the famous navigator, ever lived in the house, but he almost certainly visited his parents in the house.
The interior of the cottage includes centuries-old antiques and is stylized in an eighteenth-century style, as are the clothes of the volunteer guides.
In 1933, the owner of the cottage decided to sell it on the condition that the building remain in England.
She was persuaded to change "England" to "Empire" and accepted an Australian offer of £800 from Russell Grimwade.
The cottage was dismantled brick by brick and packed in 253 crates and 40 barrels for shipment aboard the Port Dunedin from Hull. The ivy cuttings that adorned the house were also taken and planted when the house was rebuilt in Melbourne.
Grimwade, a well-known businessman and philanthropist, donated the house to the people of Victoria for the centenary of the settlement of Melbourne in October 1934.
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Oi means cucumber in Korean. Oi-sun is a traditional korean side dish, which was normally served for the king.
Cut the half cucumber three times in about 2/3 deep and put some fried egg white, shiitake mushrooms, egg yolk and a slice red chillie inside. Pour viniger water ( 3 soup spoon suger, 4 soup spoon viniger, 1 tee spoon salt and some water).
Mt Cook and Hooker Lake under the Norwester sunset, South Island, New Zealand
After a walk up to Hooker Lake in strong winds, and battling blasting by gravel and spray off the lake, we got to witness a stunning purple sunset, with the lake and view all to ourselves.
After this we headed rapidly back to camp, downhill and with a tailwind, in the dark.
It is amazing that after a drive and a 1 hour walk you can stand 10kms from the highest peak in New Zealand.
Read the blog posts for the trip here: ankhphotography.net/south-island-trip-2018-blogs/
Fujifilm X-E3, ISO200, 12mm Rokinon lens, f8, 2.5sec
Processed in Lightroom
AD60 6029 chuffs over the Cooks River Bridge at Tempe with an afternoon shuttle service to Hurstville - part of the 2019 Transport Heritage Expo. GL109 was attached to the rear of the train to lead the return service to Central.
IRA's MZ1437, MZ1434/4458/MZ1427/MZ1432/MZ1445/MZ1428/4461/4707, 4498/MZ1435, at Cook's River "Loco". Pac Nat DL44/8101 on the Boral Stonie 20111128
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Cook's Chasm, Cape Perpetua, Oregon, USA,
Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Canon EF16-35mm f/2.8L USM
ISO 100, 25s, f 16, 16mm,
X-PRO Cokin filters: ND4 + Gradual ND8
Josh Cook,Power Maxed TAG Racing,Vauxhall Astra holding off Daniel Lloyd,BTC Norlin Racing Honda Civic Type R during race two of the BTCC at Croft Circuit 2018.
This season 2019,Josh will be racing for BTC Racing in the new Honda Civic Type R FK8 with Chris Smiley retaining his BTC Racing seat for a third year. Could be a good year for BTC Racing!
Cooked by me, how I like it. Inspired by lomokev's breaky shots (eg flickr.com/photos/lomokev/2304416636/) - the photo that is, not the breakfast.
DSC_2853 - G-TCDE - Airbus A321-211 - Thomas Cook Airlines - Newcastle International Airport 28/06/16