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Inside a beyond massive closed factory that is likely going to be demolished. Several million square feet that was still powered, heated & patrolled by security. This place is filled with tracks, conveyors & some robotics.
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Dinner was served here, the sisters were fantastic hosts, food was great and a truly wonderful experience.
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Wernberg convent perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking a bend in the Drau River. The building run by the Sisters of the Precious Blood is actually in part a Renaissance castle dating back to the early 13th century. Today it houses a nunnery, education centre and guesthouse with its own farm and a well-stocked shop selling its produce. This was where we had dinner before going to Villach for the night.
"Quando scoppia una guerra, la gente dice: "Non durerà, è cosa troppo stupida". E non vi è dubbio che una guerra sia davvero troppo stupida, ma questo non le impedisce di durare."
(Albert Camus, La peste, 1947)
Belgium is known around the world for chocolate, waffles and beers, but my country is full of delightful secrets, Cuberdon is one of them.
In Flemish it is known as a neus (nose) or neuzeke (little nose) for its likeness to a human nose. In French, cuberdons are also called chapeau-de-curé and chapeau-de-prêtre (priest's hat).
Cuberdons are made with gum arabic. They are raspberry-flavoured and purple, though more recently differently coloured and flavoured variants have been available as well.
They are traditionally about 2,5 cm wide and weigh approximately 10 to 18 grammes, although smaller version are also commercialised. The outside is relatively hard, whereas the inside is gooey, unctuous, pure sweet indulgence.
Cuberdons can only be preserved for about three weeks, after which period the inside begins to crystallise.
This limited preservability is the reason why cuberdons are not exported outside of Belgium.
There are two hypotheses about its origins:
Either a clergy member living in the country of Bruges created it - which would explain the term of "cleric's cap",[chapeau-de-prêtre ] another name for it.
Or the Ghent pharmacist De Vynck in 1873 discovered the recipe of the cuberdon by chance. In order to increase the shelf life of drugs at the time, many were packaged in the form of syrup.
When the pharmacist examined a failed preparation after a few days, he found that it had formed a crust, while the core was still liquid. From this discovery came the idea to use such a technique to manufacture candy.
Lead a sweet life!
Thanx, M, (~ _ *)
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The inside of the mosque is simply breath-taking. This immense space is decorated with more than 20,000 hand-painted Iznik ceramic tiles.
Akhenaten was a pharaoh of the Eighteenth dynasty. He is especially noted for abandoning the traditional Egyptian polytheism, and introducing monotheistic worship centered on the Egyptian creator god, Aten, represented by the sun. His Chief Royal Wife was Nefertiti and he is known to be the father of famous boy-pharaoh Tutankhamun.
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Chez Caterina
MUSICA: Shocking Blue - Venus / Light My Fire
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Heart is like a bottle of perfume.If u never open it nobody knows the fragrance inside it..If u keep it always open soon u will loose ur fragrance.So act wisely.
While outside on our porch taking pictures I happened to catch a glimpse of my 13 year old daughter inside taking some pictures of flowers in a vase on our kitchen table. I thought the effects created by the setting sun were very intriguing.
Nikon D750
Sigma 35mm f/1.4
edited with Lightroom using my own “looks like film” preset
You're probably getting sick of seeing this same design over and over. =)
But this time it's in a 10" and 7".
This was taken while i was in a boat inside this huge cave so it is prob not the best shot . the top of this part of the cave had fallen in many many years ago so all the light came into this part and i just loved how it made the water look and the different blue colours . i sure do love caves a lot
i will be away for a week or so and i will catch up with all the photos when i get back
wishing you all a brilliant week ahead
Shot inside the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim, CA.
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... que ainda vem a caminho!
(foi o meu terceiro livrinho de honra, para todos os amigos deixarem votos de felicidades e amor para a pequena princesinha que vai nascer em breve!)
é todo feito e cosido à mão e utiliza técnicas mistas de costura à máquina e colagem e bordado à mão sobre aplicações em feltro.
beijinhos
in pieno centro, in Place d'Armagnac a Eauze, un suggestivo e accogliente bar situato in una costruzione medioevale a colombage (vedere sotto), la "maison de Jeanne d'Albret & Henri IV", famosa per aver ospitato nel 1579 Enrico III di Navarra, il futuro Enrico IV di Francia, e la sua sposa Margherita di Valois.
La piazza principale non poteva che chiamarsi così, siamo infatti nella "capitale dell'Armagnac" !
Explore del 24 Gennaio 2014
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11" x 9" charcoal, gauche, old book pages, paper doily (thanks cheryl!), postage stamps on used cardboard envelope
for my upcoming show, FOLKLORE at the candy store on november 8th.
Innovation in interior design: Seen here is the très chic reception area near faculty offices. This stylish lobby offers visitors a breath of fresh air, in the form of a tasteful silk flower arrangement which predates the School of Nursing building (1970).
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I made this for my maternal grandmother's birthday last week. The charlotte is filled with strawberry bavarois cream, surrounded with boudoir biscuits, and added with more fresh strawberries both inside and on top.
I was inspired by fabulous Béatrice's creation (aka La tartine gourmande). Thank you greatly for the recipes!! :-)
Saterday, when we walked home from downtown, this cat walked with us more than a mile. We couldn't get rid of him. At home he stayed outside at the front door and in the end we admitted him to come inside.
Now we have to search for his owner. He isn't a hobo. He is adorable and cuddlesome.
Hoje tem esse lindo lá no blog, sobre o Mistério Verde da UP Colors!! :)
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Beijoooo ;*
I have started a collection of embelishments to cover my bra for my Moonwalk, and plan on having the time of my life decorating it, and even more fun wearing it!
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Inside the Romanesque church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption (Our Lady of the Assumption - referring to the Catholic idea of the assumption of the Virgin Mary, that is that she was taken to Heaven alive after her life here on Earth) in Colleville. The church was built in the 12th and 13th century and became a historical monument in 1840.
The church suffered heavy damages in the Normandy landings in 1944 when seven German soldiers sat there giving coordinates to the German batteries at the coast - the tower was just a pile of rubble after the war. The church was rebuilt 1946-1951, to look like it had done before the war.