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Decided to post this photo of the inner structure of the previous Covered Bridge. Certainly, they were well constructed to last, function, and with standing much travel. Even heavy loads were apart of the planning many years ago, looking to the future may have only been done in their days, for they work very hard and slept deeply.
On a hot and sunny Sunday afternoon
Inner Farne is a wonderful place to visit for birdlife, seals etc and history. Many associations with Grace Darling (Lifeboat fame) and her family. A National Trust property so free to members, fee for non-members if you want to go ashore. Seahouses is the place to board a boat for a wonderful trip around the Islands, the famous Longstone Lighthouse too.
Sunset at the Pascagoula, Mississippi Inner Harbor. Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding is in the background. The rectangular box is actually Goliath, a crane capable of lifiting 660 tons.
The inner bailey is bordered on the south side by the collegiate church (which for a number of reasons was never completed) with a small tunnel beneath, including a crypt/storage space. To the east and west it is bounded by curtain walls. Within the roughly rectangular open area is a separate building which once housed what was believed to have been a brewery and a laundry.
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June 16, 2017 - A visit to the Forbidden City or the Palace Museum (Gugong). Construction began in the Ming Dynasty in 1406 and was completed in 1420. The Forbidden City is now a museum and it opened to the public in 1949. In 1987 it was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For more information please do a search online. Beijing, China.
Microsoft Inner Circle Summit. Ritz-Carlton Santa Barbara, California. October 24, 2018. Photo: ©2018 Isaac Hernandez Herrero copyright Personal usage rights granted to attendees. Online usage rights granted to Microsoft.
Thursday, 20th June.
Climbed up from the car park on the Llyn coast path, to the south-easterly hill of the triple peaks of Yr Eifl.
At the top is the remarkable Iron-age fortified village of Tre'r Ceiri.
It is Britain's best preserved hilltop iron-age village and is well worth the climb. The surrounding walls and internal hut walls are in remarkable condition, considering roughly 2,500 years of battering by the winds from the Irish sea.
There has been some repair work done to the stonework of the main entrance and to a few of the huts, but otherwise the site has been little touched.
No shortage of granite stones for the walls, or heather to thatch the huts, but the roof poles would have to have been carried some distance, even though the climate was warmer then than now. There are a few springs lower down the hill, but water must also have been a problem.
The inner wall here is about 3 metres thick.
Final photo chosen for showcase.
Inner Animal. Showcased at Art All Night in Trenton, NJ.
Model: Brielle
Make up: Rachael Steimle.