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Garden Stone for a statue of Madonna of the Garden for a school.
Concrete base 12x12
handmade nugget tiles stoneware in lime
broken plate
smalti
handmade ceramic center tile
sides completed in smalti tiles
The customer loved it and it will be in the courtyard of this school - pretty neat
писать на стенках туалета я вам скажу не мудрено. среди г*вна вы все поэты, среди поэтов вы г*вно (аноним).
All the books are inscribed "In memory of Sir John Keltie, Jan 12 1927" - Sir John Keltie was the Secretary to the Royal Geographical Society and, with Samuel Carter Gilmour, Travel Editor of The Field, co-author of these books
The display will have memorabilia of the history of Jehovah's Witnesses in the area. Items will rotate out once or twice a year, giving each circuit an opportunity to view them.
Dedication of the Cunningham Center at Midamerica Nazarene University Friday May 6, 2022. Photo by Christopher Smith
more photos which I took of them (using Steve's camera): flickr.com/photos/sjcraven/
video which I shot at their church service: annamarie08.blogspot.com/2008/08/anna-maries-dedication.html
*** NO REPRODUCTION FEE *** DUBLIN : 7/12/2015 : New Habitat for Humanity partner family receive keys to their new home. Pictured at the dedication ceremony was new home owner Lisa O’Brien. A new Habitat for Humanity Ireland partner family today received the keys to their new home at a dedication ceremony attended by Ardmhéara/Lord Mayor of Dublin Críona Ní Dhálaigh. Lisa O’Brien and her partner, a couple of 12 years, are now moving into their new two-bed home in Dublin 7. The couple are paying a small mortgage on the home and will come off the growing Dublin City Council housing waiting list. The house was previously a derelict Dublin City Council house which was the scene of anti-social behaviour. Renovation work was completed with the support of Habitat for Humanity Ireland’s donors and volunteers, both individual and corporate, helping to keep the home affordable. Lisa and her partner had worked hard for years in the hope of being able to purchase a home of their own. But with a lack of affordable houses in Dublin, a home seemed an impossible dream. Before becoming Habitat homeowners, Lisa lived in her family home of 7, sharing a bedroom with her two younger sisters. Her partner remained in his family home of five. This situation was not ideal as both homes lacked privacy, and were overcrowded. Picture Conor McCabe Photography.
For further information please contact: Anna Smith, Communications Manager, E-mail: anna.smith@habitatireland.ie, Telephone: +353 86 081 8456