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EnBW Energie Baden-Württemberg AG, Heizkraftwerk Stuttgart-Münster along the Neckar River in Stuttgart.
The heat and power plant in Stuttgart-Münster is a special feature of this particular power plant in that the focus of the plant is not only on electricity generation, but also on thermal waste treatment and district steam heating generation.
Image shot from the Mühlsteg foot bridge over the Neckar River looking northeast.
The new Vestibule in St.Magnus Cathedral 6.4.22 Opened on Monday morning this new Vestibule replaces the turn of the 20th century Vestibule which was solid wood panels with doors which were always open - this new Vestibule features glass and wood along with automatic doors the purpose of which is reduce heating & lighting costs because with the old doors they was always one open to allow visitor access and being solid the only light entering from the front was through the open door set off to one side of the old vestibule - the difference is very obvious in this shot showing a much brighter inside of the Cathedral.
It was quite cold and Streifi, a resident male red squirrel, moved up to this branch in about 2 meters height, and rolled up his bushy tale to warm-up himself. Cool invention by mother nature! He sat there for several minutes nearly without moving and allowed me to come really close. The image is almost uncropped at 200mm (Squirrels-2019-7071.jpg)
My contribution to the photo Sunday theme heat.
A warm conversation spreads and provides underfloor heating.
Social workers loading a classic blue IFA truck with firewood in the backyard of Cserháthaláp's village hall.
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Ehemaliges Arbeitsamt Dessau, heute Ordnungsamt, Entwurf von Walter Gropius, gebaut 1928-29. Die Beleuchtung erfolgt über das Flachdach mit Sheddachaufsätzen – ein schwebendes Glasdach! Stahlskelettbau, die Statik wurde von einem Ingenieur der Junkers-Werke berechnet. Modernste Technik der damaligen Zeit (z.B. Heizungsanlage), auch im Bauhaus und den Meisterhäusern, stammte von den Junkers-Werken Dessau.
„Die Architektur unterstreicht die Funktionswege, auch wenn die Wartezimmer aus glasierten Ziegeln und die Abfertigungsmechanismen etwas an ein Melkkarussell erinnern. Gleichwohl ist es ein Haus der kurzen Wege, das die Betroffenen möglichst schnell wieder aus ihrer belastenden Situation befreien wollte.“
Former employment office Dessau, today public order office, designed by Walter Gropius, built 1928-29. The lighting was made via the flat roof with shed roof attachments - a floating roof! Steel skeleton construction, the statics was calculated by an engineer of the Junkers factory. State-of-the-art technology of the time (for example heating system), also in the Bauhaus and the Master Houses, came from the Junkers factory Dessau.
"The architecture emphasizes the function paths, even though the glazed brick waiting rooms and the check-in mechanisms are reminiscent of a milking carousel. Nevertheless, it is a house of short distances, which wanted to free the unemployed as soon as possible from their stressful situation."
www.bauhaus-dessau.de/de/architektur/bauhausbauten/arbeit...
www.bauhaus100.de/das-bauhaus/werke/architektur/arbeitsam...
Butterflies seem to thrive in the heat and humidity of August and so do the flowers they love. Determined butterfly hunters are not deterred.
01-April-2023: as in a joke on the first day of April, I found myself far from my car, still not so far, but progressively moving away, so much so that I was already wondering if I hadn't forgotten something in my (car) prosthesis, given that, in recent years, it has became my second home...
Leaving the black pine wood, you come across mount Veli Vrh, i.e. the first peak, from the west, of the southeast spine of this Kvarner island, made up of 4 main peaks with a secondary, more detached (and unnamed...) close to the Baška furrow, seen in the previous photo, all over 500m above sea level, therefore on the (low) mountain belt according to geographical "laws": 0-200m a.s.l. coasts and plains, 200-500m hill belt, over 500m mountain one.
This relief is the most frequented, both because it is the first with an excellent view towards the heart of the island, and because it is "easily" reachable from the underlying most populous area of the island made up of the capital Krk City and Punat with its vast marina.
Looking for transparent air, therefore rather dry and cold at high altitudes, with solar heating in the afternoon, you "risk" a certain instability, which I like and plays into the photogenic nature of my main passion.
Especially if there is a further nucleus of cold air at high altitudes approaching in the evening.
Here you can choose whether to go directly uphill on Veli Vrh and then take the ridge to reach the highest peak of the island, Obzova (569m a.s.l.; the 3rd of the main range) or choose a less scenic but more varied path which runs north of the ridge mentioned, and climbs more slowly and progressively up to said peak; of course I chose the second one...but also because I've already been on Veli Vrh in my youth.
A perfect day for my weather-photographic purposes, but also a great lunar landscape, certainly valid for my first steps on country land, like a child learning to walk...
Last year we made a trip to Scotland and London during the Easter holidays. We left London and took the amazing Caledonian Sleeper train and arrived to Edinburgh in a cold frosty morning (first photo in the comments). We are not used to that kind of weather. At noon we picked up a camper van to made a road trip to the Highlands. Our first stop was the amazing Cairngorms National Park. Really Really cold. We took a walk to the nearby Loch Morlich and we were witnessing a perfect dusk. The colors in the sky were amazing. You can see it in the second photo in the comments below. We had dinner in the camper van and we went to bed. At one moment during the night the heater went off due a lack of heating gas, and we were freezing. We woke up early and then, through the windscreen we were seeing the snow coming down. It was quite a moment. Kids were running in the Park, playing with other kids, and took another walk to the Lake, this time with a totally different view. No more colors in the sky or trees. For us an unforgettable moment.
Harold Budd & Clive Wright: youtu.be/rDo8fdiS8OE?si=s4gaoChx8C8Jr88j
This is the whole photo-album of our trip: www.flickr.com/photos/a_life_shot_in_blackandwhite/albums...
This is the central heating boiler of Beaumesnil castle. It's an Ideal Titan Serie 3, which was on the market in 1939 (I know that because I saw a catalogue). I don't know exactly when it was installed. But it must have been around that time. It was installed by the company Valentin & Fils & Barousse when they had their office in Paris 17e arrondissement 30, Rue des Épinettes. From 1965 to 2004 an enterprise Valentin (fils?) and Barousse existed in Aubervilliers (northeast of Paris). So, back to the installation time. There is a badge with the company's name and their telephone number on the wall. The telephone number indicated, that the badge was made after 1912. We had a bit of a discussion about if it was made between 1912 and 1926 or 1912 and 1963. Maybe the Ideal Titan series 3 was brand-new in 1926? As far as the owners of the castle go: the de Maistre lived there from 1851 to 1927, Audrey Emery 1927-1937, Dimitri Pavlovitch Romanov 1937–1939 and the Fürstenbergs bought the castle in 1939. Any of them could have bought the boiler, but I guess it was the Fürstenbergs.
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Time to Accessorise:
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Pasties: :: ANTAYA :: - Ornament Pasties - Misteria - Fatpack
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Beach Hut: Violetility - Spooky Beach Hut - [The Fifty - August 2022]
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Pose: Luanes World - Bento Poses - Last Days of Summer
as storms pass, the wetlands temps begin to rise and insects like this widow skimmer dragonfly dart around the grasses