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This week's prompt is "My Inner Child" for the Instagram project #portraitsofme. I didn't participate last week since I was traveling home from Orlando and I was sooo tired. This week's prompt was easy for me because I actively work on staying in touch with my inner child. Having kids makes it easy, and Anna in many way will always be a child, so parenting her keeps my spirit young. My mom also makes it easy; she's always enjoyed coloring and always had a modest collection of adult coloring books and pencils as long as I can remember. Once she retired, she really got into more after the adult coloring book craze hit the mainstream. Since then, she's invested in quality coloring pencils (Prismacolor and Faber-Castell are the best) and has a gorgeous collection of coloring books. We don't color together as much as we used to, but it's fun to work on our pages together when we can find the time. Mom, thanks for sharing your creative space and beautiful supplies with me!
The Inner Passageway runs around the back half of the temple, entered from the Hypostyle Hall, and is decorated with reliefs and inscriptions
Taken @Edfu, Egypt
A good photo actually does not need a lot of objects in the frame. It just needs you to look correctly at even the simplest things around and make an interesting perspective.
“If the mind is to emerge unscathed from this relentless struggle with the unforeseen, two qualities are indispensable: first, an intellect that, even in the darkest hour, retains some glimmerings of the inner light which leads to the truth; and second, the courage to follow this light wherever it may lead.”
Karl von Clausewitz
This is one of the deserts in Inner Mongolia. I've visited this place last year in October. On this picture I made the desert look like a desolated place. However it was rather like a Disney Land in the middle of nowhere. Unbelievable how many different activities they offered. I'll show on coming pictures.
But the Lord said to Samuel, “Do not consider his appearance or his height, for I have rejected him. The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7
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My son wanted to borrow one of my bikes but three of them have punctures - I haven't "got round to" mending them for a very long while (it's easier to use another bike). We bought new inner tubes and set to work - but all is not simple. This tube is for my old "All Terrain" bike, but as that has a back wheel puncture we decided to mend the front wheel puncture in my hybrid town bike. That also was fraught with hidden perils as the right sized inner tube, 700C 37, that we got had a Schraeder valve - and the hole in the wheel rim was too small. So we used a slightly larger inner tube 700C 38 with a presta valve. It got done in the end - but I still have to fit this tube on the other bike … one of these days :)
Purple Tulip March 2012
Thank you so much for all your kind wishes regarding my accident.
I am healing albeit very slowly (or it is for me because I am impatient to get back to normal)
I am still in a lot of pain and discomfort so please forgive me for not being quick off the mark
with the comments. I will visit your streams....but it will take a little longer than usual.
Thanks again and God Bless you all....You are simply the best!!!!!
Love Tricia xxx
Oooh was this fun!!! A lot of the basic frameworks you guys have seen me using should hopefully all work great! It's amazing how much this project is actually starting to feel like "Evil Genius!"
Oh and I'm definitely going to need to be painting some pieces if I want a deep desert-night sky colored floor like they have in the game.
Those "doorways" or beams which cross the entry foyer were really just slapped together, and will eventually get some more attention.
More to the Inner Sanctum coming next week: this time, furniture!
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Inner city of Sopron is not just a tourist attraction and a pleasant place to walk around, but also a common living block. This gives it a real-life charm and naturalness.
Orsolya tér, Sopron, HU 🇭🇺
Practicing Baddha Konasana, or Bound Angle Pose, invites openness and grounding, aligning body, mind, and breath. Just as a mandala represents inner harmony and unity, this asana gently guides us inward, encouraging a deeper connection with our own inner geometry.
Yogini: Debora Ceballos
Location: Barcelona, Catalunya. 2018
My husband recent had been to Thailand from where he got this Buddha. I totally loved the grace and the peace the statue portrayed on its face. Thought should capture the peace and reflect :)
i think there´s a giant bat there, showing you his open mouth, maybe ´couse he´s sleepy. and his wide wings holding all the light you can bear.
If you see in your "InnerVision" how you want your life to be, and continue watching this mental scene every day with faith, concentration and love, one day your life will look exactly as you imagine.
Indian Ink / 100x70cm
ODC - Backside
This is me releasing my inner Springsteen.
Unfortunately I can't play the guitar to save my life but I am bloody good at Guitar Hero.
My wife was playing Springsteen's greatest hits album. I noticed the album cover and todays topic was sorted...
...Cheers Bruce.
The vigilante group is a fortification on the Mönchsberg in Salzburg . Essential parts of it date from the time of the second city fortifications (around 1465–1480) and separate the Mönchsberg into a so-called inner and an outer part. It belongs to the city of Salzburg.
History
The vigilante group forms the cross-connection between the city wall running along the western edge of the Mönchsberg and the wall around the medieval old town with the Klausentor at the foot of the Mönchsberg. South of the vigilante group was the area of the inner Mönchsberg, which was part of the city of Salzburg. The part north of it belonged to Mülln , which still corresponds to the parish boundaries today. This is where the name MUNIMENTUM DIUIDENS MONTEM comes from ('bulwark that divides the mountain').
Because of the first peasant unrest, because of the increasing Turkish threat, but also because of the threat of armed conflict in the 15th century between Emperor Friedrich III. and Archbishop Bernhard von Rohr, the city felt compelled to strengthen its fortifications. The latter supported Matthias Corvinus , the King of Hungary, while the citizens sided with the emperor. During the term of mayor Hans Glavenberger (from 1482), a wall with initially two towers and a kennel in front was built as part of the new city wall on the Mönchsberg; A few decades later, this wall was expanded into an eight-tower complex. The back of the six newer towers was made of wood, as can still be seen on the inside of some towers today. A wooden covered battlement ran along the defensive walls, but most of it was destroyed in a fire in 1822. The westernmost so-called Marienturm was converted into a powder tower in 1649 by the Hochfürstliche Landschaft (a kind of state parliament of the prince-archdiocese) . The late Gothic vigilante group also had a wide defensive ditch and a palisade building ("fence") in front of it. The city accounts from 1486 mention a fence master and four fence guards who were responsible for guarding the complex at night.
In accordance with the civic duties formulated in a letter of atonement dated April 20, 1287 (“Proof of fitness for military service,” “Maintenance of defense systems,” and “Performing guard duties”), the citizens of the city of Salzburg also provided security services to the vigilante group. A corresponding guard team was mentioned in 1488. This Salzburg Citizens' Guard was disbanded in 1821/22. (The Citizens' Music Corps continued to exist, as did the "Salzburg National Guard", the latter until 1851.) It was re-established in 1979 as a traditional association ("Citizens' Guard of the City of Salzburg").
Since the fortification of the entire northern part of the Mönchsberg up to the Müllner Schanze by Prince-Archbishop Paris Lodron, the vigilante group had little military significance. At the time of the Thirty Years' War, soldiers lived here and then until after 1800 soldiers and their families lived in the towers. Since 1575, entrenchment convicts, i.e. prisoners who were sentenced to work with poor nutrition, have been housed in the basement of the vigilante gate tower. From 1734 onwards, poachers who were not citizens of the city were also imprisoned here.
In 1733 or 1744 two more powder towers were built outside the militia, but they proved unsuitable because of the humidity there. A staircase leading from the Riedenburg to the Mönchsberg across the Lodron Wall on the western slope of the Mönchsberg was built by the city of Salzburg in 1892.
Vigilantes today
Since 1863 there has been a restaurant in the north-eastern part of the Bürgerwehr (formerly Zur Bürgerwehr , now called Stadtalm ), which has been run by the Nature Friends since 1950 in conjunction with a small youth hostel.
After the Second World War, refugees and bombed-out Salzburg residents were accommodated in the towers due to the prevailing housing shortage. Today two towers are inhabited. One tower is currently still filled with excavated material.
The weir ditch was largely filled in before 1900. After the Second World War it continued to fall into disrepair and is currently overgrown with various trees, which severely impairs the view of the old fortifications. As part of a maintenance concept, the priority is to expose the wide defensive ditch in front of the front defensive wall with the disturbing trees and to remove the excavated material that was brought in before 1900 in the front east tower ("Söller") with its sally gate.