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Circular Shrug nach einer Anleitung von Julia Allen aus Wollmeise Sockenwolle in dani, am 02.09.2007 begonnen
“Praise in the Park” was hosted by the Sagamihara Family Housing Area Gospel Chapel May 16 at Dewey Park. The event included live music and sounds of American and Japanese gospel choirs, food, popcorn, cotton candy, games and a live DJ. Japanese local community members participated in the event as well as Camp Zama’s community members. (U.S. Army photos by Noriko Kudo)
Hugo is a tourist attraction in his own right. He attracts attention with the overseas tourists and many have taken photographs of him which is quite amusing. #hugoandtourists
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mamashara: That's because he's the funkiest dresser in all New Zealand 😉
instagram.com/dee.rolston: How could anyone not take his picture - look at him! 😍😍
larapsimpson: I remember as a kid a bus load of Korean and Japanese tourists being fascinated with my hair (I was white blonde as a kid) and following me around Paradise Valley taking my picture and stroking my hair. One even wanted a clipping for good luck 😱 he is such a beautiful little guy it's no wonder they're tickled by him!
Sue, it was so nice to meet you! Thanks for dropping in and giving us the chance to meet you in person. With all you do, I don't know how you made time. lol Your cupcakes are a work of culinary art and it will not be long before the rest are missing. Thank you!
In Potosi Bolivia you can get a tour of a working mine that has no safety regulations at all! No company owns the mine just miners who have stakes in different parts. This means no one is responsible for safety or controlling who enters the mine, allowing for silly tourists like me to visit and give them a few basic gifts (with a guide).
It was a hot 35C from the natural heating and pretty strong odor/dust.
Here they are loading a basic cart full of rock they will push/pull to a pulley a few hundred meters away. It is horribly difficult and dangerous work. Enjoy your zinc and silver!
Hangzhou, China.
We were in a boatride at Westlake. It was a hazy day. Humid with a scorching sun behind thick clouds. Hot without obvious traces I guess. Ceres started to doze. The beautiful lake seems no interest to her if she's sleepy.
LUKE IN THE BOWYER BIBLE. Robert Bowyer (1758-1834) expanded his own copy of the Macklin Bible to 45 volumes after acquiring and inserting over 6200 different prints of Biblical events. The Bowyer Bible is now housed in Bolton Museums and Archives. For a presentation of many of these prints see archive.org/details/bowyer-bible
where Philip De Vere has created flip-books from Phillip Medhurst's collection of photos.
The TAG (Teen Advisory Group) volunteered to hand out candy at the park during the annual Halloween in the Park celebration. The theme for this year's library booth was Bookaneers so the kids had fun dressing up as Steam Punk Book Pirates!
The famous Secret Room (Gabinetto Segreto / Secret Cabinet) houses the erotica collection of the Visit the National Museum of Archaeology in Naples. For long, these erotica objects from Roman antiquity could only be seen with the personal permission of the king of Naples. It has only been open permanently to the general public for the last two decades or so – children may still only enter together with adults.
Many of the objects came from Pompeii where phallic symbols were quite prominently displayed both in public and private households. Priapus was a popular subject. An erect phallus was seen in Pompeii as a symbol of fertility, good luck, and wealth, and not necessarily as sexual.
Some of the erotica is of very high artistic quality while others are not much more than schoolboy smut that managed to survive for nearly two millennia. The Garden of Delights Room in the Altes Museum in Berlin also has a remarkable collection of erotica from antiquity on permanent display.
→ See also Visit the National Museum of Archaeology in Naples for more on one of the finest collections of antiquities in the world, including the marvelous Farnese sculptures (including Hercules at Rest and the Farnese Toro) and the best artworks, mosaics, as well as frescoes from the excavations of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
Ana Agre Violine Israel, Katia Shostak Gesang Ukraine, Konzert, Natascha Grin Gesang Russland, Nikita Bratus Piano Lettland, Olena Romaniv Gesang Ukraine, Rita Ekineker Gesang Deutschland
Swearing in ceremony of Prime Minister Dr. Hon. Timothy Harris and his Cabinet of Ministers held in Warner Park Cricket Stadium, Sunday February 22, 2015
X0334224 Kolorierte Ansicht von Hotel/Pension Brunnenthal in Harburg ca. 1900. Quelle: www.historische-bilder.com Hamburg - Motive aus den Stadtteilen und Bezirken - Bilder aus dem Stadtteil HARBURG- Bezirk HAMBURG HARBURG. Harburg (niederdeutsch Horborg) ist ein Stadtteil im Süden der Hansestadt Hamburg und das Zentrum des Bezirkes Harburg. Namensgeber und Ausgangspunkt von Harburg war die "Horeburg" (Hore = Sumpf/Moor). Diese stand spätestens seit dem Jahr 1000 (Scherbenfunde) auf einer trockenen Talsandinsel in der Niederung der Elbe an der Stelle des heutigen Harburger Schlosses und war mit der Geest nur über einen Damm verbunden, der im Verlauf der heutigen Harburger Schloßstraße entsprach.
Die 1133-37 erstmals urkundlich erwähnte Burg wurde vermutlich von den Grafen von Stade als Grenzfestung errichtet. Eine wichtige Existenzgrundlage der Stadt blieb bis in das 19. Jahrhundert hinein der Fährverkehr nach Hamburg und das damit verbundene Speditions- und Logiergewerbe. 1829 wurde dieregelmäßige Dampfschiff-Verbindung zwischen Harburg und Hamburg eingerichtet und zwischen 1845 und 1849 der Binnenhafen (als Dockhafen durch eine Schleuse von der Elbe getrennt) erheblich erweitert. Seit 1899 gab es mit der Harburger Elbbrücke eine durchgehende Straßenverbindung nach Hamburg, über die auch die 1902 eingeführte Straßenbahn verkehrte (die letzte Harburger Linie wurde 1971 eingestellt) und 1904 begann der Bau von zunächst drei großen Seehafenbecken. 1937 wurde die Stadt im Rahmen des Groß-Hamburg-Gesetzes, ebenso wie einige Orte des umliegenden Landkreises Harburg, vom Land Preußen an Hamburg übertragen und verliert ein Jahr später am 1. April 1938 seine Selbstständigkeit. Auf 3,9 km² leben im Stadtteil Harburg ca. 21 000 Menschen.
For our last shift at the orphanage, we hired a professional clown to come and entertain the younger kids. It was pretty great -- they paid attention pretty much the whole time (until it degenerated into a balloon-animal free-for-all) and some really got into it.
Reception highlights American art in Ambassador’s residence. The U.S. Embassy has launched a brochure describing the American art featured in the residence of U.S. Ambassador Mark Gitenstein (Lucian Crusoveanu / Public Diplomacy Office)
Fore more information: romania.usembassy.gov/policy/media/pr-11232011.html
The festival of Vaisakhi celebrated in Bradford, April 2016. The Khalsa are Sikhs committed to fight oppression and stand up for basic needs such as food, clothing, health and education. A parade accompanied by uplifting Bhangra and beautiful Kirtan music, alongside wonderful, welcoming people. I flippin' love Bradford.