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A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
Members of the Missoula Area Secular Society and the Bozeman Freethinkers meet at Break Espresso. Football was not discussed.
over the glee that comes from presenting our stormies in playful poses,
a population is struggling for free speech, openness, modernisation and realization... a population now living in fear and further isolation.
let's all hope for their voices to be heard.. not muted
(i know, i know... what do stormies have to do with it?.. as they presented their so called "order" across that galaxy far far away... so do those militias/police in Iran in their motorbikes threatening protesters expressing their thoughts... this was suppose to be a fun shot inspired by the just concluded Ohio bike week but after seeing CNN's coverage of the crisis in Iran i had to pose this to call attention that while we're all enjoying our "freedom" other people are being punished for expressing their desire for it!)
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
Your refrigerator is just dying for some new magnets, and these four red and green ones are just perfect! Two of these are green swirled with white, and two are red with some darker red swirls. These would be a great stocking stuffer for Christmas!
These magnets are approximately 1" by 1 1/4" in size.
I use the same techniques for magnets as I do for my fused glass jewelry, but magnets usually only go in the kiln once and usually only consist of one piece of glass. Each piece is ground smooth on the back and sides. Then, I attach a super strong magnet on the back of each. I hate it when magnets don't stick to the fridge, and so I guarantee, these will stay attached!
goodbye Piece of Shit
by Eme Freethinker, 8. November 2020.
... but Democrats and Republicans are same evil!
Spray Art am Mauerpark
zu den US-Präsidentschaftswahlen vom 03.11.2020, die US-Präsident Donald Trump am 07.11.2020 verloren hat.
Foto: Bernd Sauer-Diete
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
"A believer is a bird in a cage, a freethinker is an eagle parting the clouds with tireless wing”
-Robert Green Ingersoll
Note: The weather almost kept me home but I had not shot in a couple of weeks and just HAD to!! The pouring rain, I think, gave the images a rather odd texture. Thoughts?
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
Lauri just finished this painting of downtown Cannon Falls (her hometown of youth.) It will be raffled off for charity at the Roy Zimmerman "Real American" performance on Friday April 2, 7:00 p.m. The event is sponsored by the Cannon Falls Freethinkers. Oil on canvas panel, 14"x18" Come to the show and buy a ticket!
Lauri's amazing studio:
The Roy Zimmerman show poster and press release:
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.
Model: Nadeem
Photographer: me
Makeup: himself
Strobist Info:
* 550EX camera right
* Shutter speed 1/200 sec
I love chunks of Amethyst. I used 7 and paired them with dark tearshaped African Amethyst beads. The chunks are offset on either side with glittering bicones of Swarovski Crystal. This one hugs close to the neckline. It was so hard to get a photo because the bling from the crystals kept throwing off the background!
It will be seen from our obituary column that another old identity has passed away in Dr. Stockwell, the Health Officer for the city of Auckland. He died last evening, after an illness of some months' duration, at the comparatively early age of 57, and leaves a widow to mourn her loss. His death was not unexpected, and through his lengthy illness, suffering from heart disease, he has been assiduously attended to by Dr. Mackellar. Deceased was formerly a surgeon in the Army, and served in the Crimea. About a quarter of a century ago he came out to Auckland, where he soon acquired a good professional practice. He was for some time one of the members of the hon. medical staff of the Auckland Hospital, and also acted as honorary surgeon to some of our benevolent institutions, For years past he had been Health Officer to the city. Dr. Stockwell had one of the best situated farms in the Waitakerei district, where he also carried on farming operations. His decease will be viewed with regret by his medical brethren and bv the citizens generally. The interment will be private.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH18890305.2.14
To the Editor: Sir, — Having heard that a report was circulated that the late Dr. Stockwell, who was an outspoken freethinker, had recanted at the last, I beg most emphatically to correct such an erroneous impression as this report would create by stating, that the doctor himself expressly desired that he should be buried by the simple ceremony of the free-thinkers, and myself had the painful pleasure of reading a piece from the "Truth Seeker" of his own selection as the burial service—painful because of the fact that we were putting away for ever one of Auckland's most valued citzens and my most dear and truest friend.—I am, &c. W. C. Dennis.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS18890307.2.21
DEATH OF MRS STOCKWELL
Mrs Stockwell, relict of the late Dr. Stockwell, of Auckland, passed away peacefully at one o'clock on Friday morning, after an illness of some weeks' duration. Tbe deceased lady had for some time been living with her son, Mr Chas. Cowan, at Mimiwhangata, and a short time ago decided to take up her residence in Whangarei. With that end in view she purchased a portion of the late Mr Bedlington's estate and had erected thereon a very substantial house. Before the building was finished, however, the deceased lady was seized with an indisposition which the doctors soon pronounced to be a breaking up of the system. Tbe deceased lady desired to go into her new home before the end should come, and had her wish gratified. Her closing hours were spent complacently and peacefully and death came as in a sleep. The late Mrs Stockwell was greatly beloved by those who knew her for her amiable disposition, her simple and pure tastes. Her remains will be taken to Auckland next Monday to be interred alongside those of her late husband.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NA18911212.2.28
The remains of the late Mrs Stockwell were conveyed to Auckland by the s.s. Wellington on Monday last. The remains of the deceased lady were followed by a large number of friends from her late dwellinghouse to the railway station.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NA18911216.2.5
News comes from Auckland of the death, in his 70th year, of Mr Charles Cowan, who, after an adventurous youth abroad, settled down in the Waitakere district, where he has resided ever since. He was a stepson of Dr Wm, Stockwell, one of Auckland’s early medical men.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/HBTRIB19220712.2.18
Plot 43: Isabella MacKay (87) 1887 – Relict of Peter MacKay
Plot 45: purchased plot
Plot 44: Marion Stockwell (60) 1891 – Widow
Plot 46: William Stockwell (57) 1889 – Surgeon
Charles Cowan (70) 1922 – Engineer
In Memory
of
WILLIAM STOCKWELL.
– Surgeon. –
Who Died 14th March 1889
Aged 57 Years.
Also
ISABELLA DALLAS,
Relict Of Peter Keith MacKay,
Musselburgh, Scotland
Who Died 22nd March 1887
Aged 87 Years
MARION MacKAY,
Relict Of The Late Wm Stockwell.
Born 25th Sept. 1821
Died 11th Dec. 1891
“Her End Was Peace”.
CHARLES COWAN, 2nd Son Of
Marion Stockwell & Charles Cowan, Of Edinburgh
& Husband Of Mary Henrietta Cowan, Of Waitakere
Died 9 July 1922, Aged 69.
DEATHS
MACKAY.—At the residence of her son in-law, Symonds street. Isabella Mackay, widow of the late P. Mackay. Millholme House, Musselbrugh, and only child of the late A. Dallas. quartermaster 93rd Sutherland Highlanders; in her 88th year.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/AS18870322.2.9
STOCKWELL.—December 11, at Whangarei, Marion relict of the late Dr. Stockwell, of Auckland, and formerly of Musselburgh, Scotland.
The funeral will leave the s.s. Wellington for Waikumiti, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 8.30 a.m.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH18911214.2.4
COWAN.—On July 9, 1922, Charles Cowan, husband of Mary H. Cowan, of Waitakere, and second son of the late Chas. Cowan, of Edinburgh, and the late Mrs. Stockwell, of Auckland; in his seventieth year.
Peace Mural in Berlin:
In Memory of Hiroshima und Nagasaki
For a World without Nuclear Weapons
Greenpeace.
Artwork by @Eme_Freethinker & @Pen_Chill
Gemeinsame Aktion von Greenpeace Berlin und den Künstlern Eme Freethinker + Pen Chill zum 75. Jahrestag des Abwurfs der US-Atombombe auf Hiroshima am 06. August 2020 in Berlin an einer Hauswand der Köpenicker Straße 175 in Kreuzberg.
Heute vor 75 Jahren wurde um 1:15 Uhr die erste Atombombe auf Hiroshima abgeworfen. Das darf nie wieder passieren. Als ein dauerhaftes Mahnmal hat @greenpeace_bln und
@greenpeace_de zusammen mit den Künstlern Eme Freethinker & Pen Chill dieses Peace Mural in Berlin geschaffen.
Text auf den Transparenten:
Hiroshima und Nagasaki mahnen uns zum Frieden!
Atomwaffenverbotsvertrag unterzeichnen!
© Bernd Sauer-Diete
A trip to the tiny Hill Country town of Sisterdale, about an hour northwest of San Antonio. Founded in the mid-1800's by German Freethinkers, Sisterdale is just a couple of houses and businesses along the side of the road with just a few dozen residents. The main attraction to the town is the Sister Creek Winery, located in the old cotton gin. Pictures taken Spring 2008. I plan on adding more detailed descriptions in the future.