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We visited - due to the weather- the Glyptothek , a wonderful place of history, art, ancient time and friendliness. Highly recommended to everyone. Denmark at its best.
Érigée en partie sur la mer, la mosquée Hassan II est une des plus grandes et plus moderne au monde. La mosquée peut accueillir 105 000 fidèles et la salle de prières 25 000 fidèles.
La mosquée Hassan II possède un minaret d'une hauteur de 210 m1, le plus haut du monde. Des artisans recrutés dans toutes les villes du royaume avaient sculpté 53 000 m2 de bois et peint plus de 10 000 m2 de zellige (céramiques) pour la mosquée Hassan II
On the dock at Wayfarer Marine in Camden, Maine. Just arrived after a long voyage. The 71 ft. schooner Dirigo II was designed by John Alden, built by Goudy & Stevens in East Boothbay, Maine and launched in 1939.
Mama II, my new female backyard bluebird, checks out the nestbox. She and her mate are new to the yard and haven't nested here yet. But, are in the yard daily. Looking like they have moved in.
Read more about my backyard bluebirds at bluebirddiary.wordpress.com/
HDR from a single RAW. Photomatix.
The actual GROM cone. XD Nocciola (hazelnut) and pistacchio. Chocolate and nut flavours are the best way to tell the quality of a gelateria. In Italy the artisanal ones use Sicilian pistacchios which seem to taste more delicate and not as robust, although the only other gelato I've had that clearly involved real pistacchios was the one from Maple Delights.
The parish church of St Mary stands high above the Teme Valley on a bluff near the village. The original parish church was in the grounds of Stanford Hall and was submerged in the 18th century when Sir Edward Winnington, Lord of the Manor, decided he wanted a lake in his grounds.
This church was built in 1768 by James Rose. Its position gives a "point of view" from the Hall.
Our visit was on a showery day but the sun came out long enough to get these images of the church and the beautiful Teme Valley.
This is Little Lou II made from a Dianna Effner mold. I've been collecting Dianna's dolls for quite some time, and only recently got brave enough to try my hand at doing face-ups on the porcelain dolls. I've bought the porcelain kits on eBay from eBay seller edollru and have been very happy. The only porcelain parts I didn't get from Marina was the parts for "Dawn". She was just a lucky find while browsing eBay.