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DRD Kampus Hunt Gifts
DRD mainstore is hosting another hunt this month. The hunt runs until the end of the month and features an original story/poem by second life writer Aposiopesis Fullstop. This is a free hunt!
5 DRD TKH - That Hideous Stocking ( on the wall)
7 DRD TKH - That Jolly Mans Reindeer ( over the desk)
9 DRD TKH - Krampus Ornament (hanging from the partition wall)
1 DRD TKH - That Jolly Mans Boot
13 DRD TKH - That Hideous Centerpiece
3 DRD TKH - That Brats Old Sled
14 DRD TKH - That Hideous Mug
4 DRD TKH - That Annoying Gingerbread Man (hanging from the partition wall)
12 DRD TKH - Krampus Sack
10 DRD TKH - That Hideous Bear ( I used 2)
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30 - DRD - AE - Train Car - Holiday Tree - REWARD - Artic Express Gacha @ the Arcade
The Arcade location:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Arcade/176/145/32
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from DRD's Winter gacha @ DRD Mainstore
building: DRD Ebenezer house
DRD decorative writer corner wall c/m
DRD ebenezers writers nook c/m
DRD old frames c/m
DRD ebenezers old chests c/m
DRD ebenezers fireplace c/m
DRD small frames fireplace
DRD lonely chair green c/m
DRD cuddle rug for ebenezers house c/m
DRD ebenezers bed c/m ( only the curtains are visible in this photo)
DRD Mainstore location:
This is from deep in my archives. It was made with a Leica M2 with a 135mm f/3.5 Nikkor Q lens. Only a few years later, this snag was gone, as was the (here, withered) cornfield. So the prevailing mood of decay and death was born out by events. It's all probably condos by now.
Out for a Sunday drive and noticed the signpost for Ebenezer. I had heard about this historic little church but had never visited before.
First time behind the camera in a while having fractured my finger a few weeks ago. Forgot to check my ISO in all my eagerness so a bit noisy. (I guess these things happen!)
This tiny church is the oldest church in Australia, being built in 1809 by 8 families who arrived in the country together on the ship the "Coromandel" in 1802, and subsequently settled together . The small town of Ebenezer is on Hawkesbury River. The families prized education and also pioneered schooling in the colony beginning a school in 1810.
This was my entry for our Wakering Photography Group December’s 10” X 8” printed challenge, the theme being “Candle/Candles”
My friend Dave Sutton was kind enough to pose for me as Ebenezer Scrooge.
I collected the props I needed with the help of my friend Dave Denby who kindly 3D printed the candle stick holder.
I was really pleased with the outcome, I thought the time effort and location culminated in a realistic scene.
“You may be an undigested bit of beef, a blot of mustard, a crumb of cheese, a fragment of an underdone potato.
There’s more of gravy than of grave about you, whatever you are!”
Wishing all a happy and safe end to 2020 and hoping for a much better 2021.
Comments are off for the rest of the year
Pennsylvania | Nottingham | Mingo Creek
"Pennsylvember" is one of my favorite times of the year. Overnight winds left trees bare after one of the brightest autumn color shows we have seen in recent years. Now, as winter approaches, sunny November days tease us with scenes like this.
Barack Obama Portrait, Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta, GA
01/20/2008
8.5x11 Uneditioned Digital C-Print
This 8.5x11, uneditioned print is included in So Help Me, an exhibition of photography, audio and video from the 2008 Presidential Campaign at Opal Gallery in Atlanta, GA, in Nov. 2008.
Took a kayak tour with (Savannah Canoe & Kayak) along Ebenezer Creek. Here we are paddling amongst cypress & tupelo trees in a black water swamp in Rincon, GA.
Made by mobile phone (app PicsArt)
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There is one grave that stands out a little from the others in the peaceful churchyard of All Saints in Darfield. It seems slightly better tended with a fresh coat of paint on its iron railings. This is the grave of Ebenezer Elliott.
Known as the Corn Law Rhymer, Elliott was a vociferous champion of the industrial poor and critic of the Corn Laws (or Bread Tax) at a time of great political upheaval.
Read more about Ebenezer Elliott here: andyhemingway.wordpress.com/2017/05/24/the-corn-law-rhymer/
This tiny church is the oldest church in Australia, being built in 1809 by 8 families who arrived in the country together on the ship the "Coromandel" in 1802, and subsequently settled together . The small town of Ebenezer is on the Hawkesbury River. The families prized education and also pioneered schooling in the colony beginning a school in 1810.
Back in May 2006, someone brought this little dog into the vet clinic where my wife works. The dog had only about two weeks at best to live so we brought him home to care for him and make his last days as comforting as possible. Now it's six months later and he is still alive!
One of the five Methodist chapels known to have existed in Rosedale. The large white building to the right was once the local shop in Updale, the western branch of upper Rosedale, and is now an up-market relaxation and wellbeing centre called The Tree.
The remains of Ebenezer Cottage, once a smallholkding in Northdale, part of Rosedale, North Yorkshire.
8/17/2020 1301 Richland St., Columbia, SC - Founded 1870
Sony SLT-A55V, Sony DT 55-200mm F4-5.6 SAM
© 2020 R. D. Waters
Dark skies in the East and the sun setting in the West. The cemetery and church of Ebenezer Associated Reformed Church. That is the message of this church and the Church. To call people from darkness to light.
A great blue heron whose territory includes the pilings off of our balcony on the Siuslaw River in Florence, Oregon. Named after Ebenezer Scrooge, he looks the part when he perches on the top of a piling with his back to you and his head tucked down.
Historic Orlando
Ebenezer United Methodist church was the first African-American Methodist church in Orlando built by African Americans. In 1872, a wooden structure was built on the corner of Church and Terry Streets to house the congregation. In 1927, the congregation built the Gothic-style brick structure. In 1937, the parsonage was built. Over the years, the church built additions to the structure, which was finished in 1959 with the completion of the basement.
© 2016 Mike McCall.
Ebenezer Presbyterian, founded 1887.
Freedmen's Grove, Liberty County, Georgia, USA.
Sea fret all the way from the North Sea rolling over the moors into Northdale, near the ruins of Ebenezer Cottage, once the home of a retired ironstone miner called Jack Spencely in the late 19th century.
Published in The Yorkshire Post on 6 June 2016