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One of two buildings in the ghost town of Elkhorn that comprise the smallest state park in Montana. The structure was built in 1893 by fraternal organizations that were active in the town which was thriving as a result of mining in the area. Current population of Elkhorn is around 10.
Happy Friday: Color My World Day-Blue!
"To the great tree-loving fraternity we belong. We love trees with universal and unfeigned love, and all things that do grow under them or around them — the whole leaf and root tribe."
- Henry Ward Beecher
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Through all the Pain and Confusion, there is a Light of Peace.First WE must start within ourselves to Project outwards onto the World...
A dedication to the abused Ukrainian People, whose freedom has been trampled on and denied... whose wings have been clipped... In the hope that this Country will soon rise again and be spared from further violence.
I'm still few days impossibilitated to stay connected for long at the Net, but I want to donate to the CC this further digital design of mine in tribute to Ukraine illustrating a pair of wings that I mainly designed manually, maintaining a certain asymmetry in order to not have a mirrored effect from a wing to the other.
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#PlanisphericArt by ©WhiteAngel
Fraternity dudes show their support during the first annual Pink Out Night at the Southern Illinois University women's basketball game. Nearly 4,000 were in attendance to join the fight against breast cancer, honor survivors, and remember those who have succomed to the battle. Salukis beat the Evansville Purple Aces 63-60 and clinched their first Missouri Valley Conference Championship since 1990. I totally want an autographed #11 Jayme Sweere jersey. Go Dawgs! Find A Cure!
The presence of luridly lit coastal shower clouds, beyond Garbh Bheinn, had me jumping for joy (also to restore circulation!), a rarely seen (for me) combination that produced a thrilling sight, as well as a highly satisfying image.
As you can see Garbh Bheinn is a hill of true rocky grandeur & is well-known amongst the hill fraternity; relatively awkward to get to, & failing to exceed the 3000 feet mark (2903ft), however, ensures that you will easily find peace if you ever make the short hop across Loch Linnhe & climb this handsome hill.
A fraternity paddle given to me by my little brother Amber before we both graduated in 2003. It hung on my wall in my room since then before taking it down to take this shot.
On the left the flag of the first Jena student fraternity. First flag with the German national colours black, red & gold.
Key : "Frangin frangin ! viens on va faire du Skate !"
Sony : "Mais tu vas tombé !!"
au bout de quelques minutes, les 2 frangins son sur des skates, Key en mode concentration et Sony en mode, "bof si ça peu lui faire plaisir !"
merci a toi Mon tit frangin pour cette photo, ça fait des années qu'on devait en faire une ;) en tout cas, il y en aura d'autre, ça va être très drôle \o/
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Key: "Brother, brother! Come on, let's go skateboarding!"
Sony: "But you're going to fall!!"
After a few minutes, the 2 brothers are on saketes, Key in concentration mode and Sony in mode, "beh if it can make him happy!"
Left to right are Elisha P. Greene, James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok, William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody, Texas Jack Omohundro and Eugene Overton. I scanned this from an old postcard from the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, WY but as I looked at it, I realized the postcard image was reversed so it is corrected here. My first clue was that the card's listed order showed Wild Bill Hickok in the wrong spot and then I noticed that their muzzle loading rifles had their hammers on the wrong side (they should be on the rifle's right side). I guess that watching all those Sherlock Holmes movies has paid off.
By architects Lubomir Chinkov and Vladimir Rangelov with sculptors Lubomir Dalchev, Ana Dalcheva and Petar Atanasov, 1974.
Photo: Stefano Perego, 2023.