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I took the photo of this nice woman i met during the match. the next morning i see her on the front page. Brasil v Chile match in soccer city johannesburg South Africa
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Marguerite daisy's
berberis media red jewel in the back corner with euonymus silver queen in front lesser knapweed
Mahonia charity
ceanothus blue mound back right corner
muscari armeniacum in front corner and around the the pond are cosmos knap weed calendula hardy geranium pulsatilla and scabious
I really like the bright and airy feel of the front dining room. It's got a number of details that still shows restraint. Those large mirrors double up as flat screen TVs (when turned on). Those wire lighting by Milkebau are functional designs. That art piece of floating aluminum, steal and brass plates - a find - that matches the theme so well. I really like how delicate yet cool the raw metals are here. Nice. Designed by Ian Rydberg of Solid Design & Build Inc.
Speakeasy 21
21 Adelaide St. W. (main floor of Scotia Plaza, North entrance)
Toronto, ON
(416) 601-0210
speakeasy21.com
Twitter: @speakeasy21
Chef: Andrew Wilson
Bartender: Dave Moore
Toronto Life Introducing: www.torontolife.com/daily-dish/openings/2014/04/08/speake...
It looks like my shot of baby coyotes also made Front Page Explore, but in Spanish speaking countries only...I'm not sure. I only found out when I followed a link sent to me by labbernatcg about my shot of Squiggy making FP. Anyway, thanks for all your comments and views ~ it's much appreciated!
Edit ~ I replaced the Spanish speaking version with the English one. Thanks, grass.hopper!
Another Afghan post if you'll indulge me. A FB member asked me what I thought about the situation in Afghanistan. This picture I took of some Tajik soldiers playing volleyball one evening expresses a lot of those feelings I had and witnessed. The camaraderie, the uncertainty, the anticipation, the pent-up tension waiting to explode. And the question- how is this going to end?
Front of the Roosevelt School at 210 W. Mulberry Street in Salina Kansas. Built in 1925 and named for Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States.
National Register #06001169. Added in 2006.
For more information via the National Register Nomination Form:
www.kshs.org/resource/national_register/nominationsNRDB/S...
Although we had a nice front porch with a hammock, we never used it because of the mosquitoes and bugs - none of the three types of repellant we had worked for me. The mosquitoes and other bugs were biting me right through my clothing.
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It's always nice to see one of your photos on the Front Page of Explore..Thanks everyone. So happy you enjoyed "little red" so much ;)
Architect: Robert Moore, 1898. On the Local List. "Architect: R. Moore Date: 1898. Current use: business/community
Conservation Area: N/A. Statement of Significance - This dominant Victorian building contributes significantly to the Corporation Road street scene. Originally built as a shop, warehouse and offices for the Middlesbrough Co-operative Society, it was used by Binns during the 1940’s and 50’s, after their Linthorpe Road premises were destroyed by fire. Now a multi media centre, bar and restaurant, it has lost the original ground floor shop front layout. This three-storey building is of dark red brick in Flemish bond and possesses many interesting architectural features. The five bay front elevation is symmetrical, with three projecting bays to each side and gables featuring decorative faience. The side elevations have even more impressive gables with bull’s-eye windows and terracotta faience in a beauxarts/armorial style. Ionic sandstone pilasters divide the first floor windows, with projecting bay oriel windows to the second floor above a sandstone cornice. Other notable features include the corner bartizans with lead cupolas."