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St. Sebald Church Nuremberg

An extremely valuable inventory of pre-Reformation art has been preserved in St. Sebald.

The roof and vault were badly damaged in the Second World War and were restored. The very important late Gothic furnishings were largely preserved through storage.

 

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In St. Sebald hat sich ein äußerst wertvolles Inventar vor allem vorreformatorischer Kunst erhalten.

Der im Zweiten Weltkrieg an Dach und Gewölbe stark beschädigte Bau wurde wiederhergestellt. Die sehr bedeutende spätgotische Ausstattung blieb durch Auslagerung weitgehend erhalten.

  

It is rare that this bridge in Cliff Gilker Park has been photographed from this side. When looking at my own inventory of shots, I too have rarely captured it from this view. Perhaps it is because the path that leads to this bridge does so from the other side. Tourists then cross it and follow down the path and along the stream.

 

Regardless, on this side the water is seen once again rushing due to the plethora of rain we have experienced. The bridge lies in the shade of the trees while the water that leads down the hill, does so in the light of the sun. And, the moss shines brilliant, as if plugged in to natures outlet.

Inventory Connection

 

Your new connection to the best designs that Second Life has to offer.

Thank you for all of your support and sticking with me!

Lady Sparkle in the Cat Country "pantry" I'd just been shopping and hadn't gotten to putting up the rest of the cat food, etc when she jumped up there!

Inventory - Exhibition by Manoji Yachvili

📌 Nitroglobus Gallery

Potter's House

Sturbridge village

Sturbridge, Massachusetts

I know it seems scary but it's not, I promise.

 

More info and credits at link:

digitalregeneration.com/organizing-yo...

   

We've hit 12,000 fans and want to say THANK YOU (with a little surprise) from US to YOU!

  

Second Life Inventory turns one year and has reached over 12,000 fans! We could not have done this without YOU!

  

As a token of our appreciation for all our facebook fans and likers, we would like to share with you an exclusive gift created by the amazing Joy Laperriere from Shi! This Limited Edition baseball cap is available now at the Shi mainstore and only offered to Second Life Inventory page likers and Shi group members.

  

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Passcode to enter to receive gift: 831045

  

We would like to also thank Joy Laperriere for designing and creating this exclusive gift! Please make sure to join her group and check out her store in world. You can find out more information about Shi here: i-am-shi.com/

Nikon D700 || 50mm f/1.2

 

Thanks very much to Marta for interviewing me for her wonderful new blog.

 

Marta not only got me to examine what I love about photography, but also to name my inspirations. The named certainly don't represent a complete list, as so many of you here on flickr remain my largest inspirations day to day.

 

Yes. Really.

Trimmed up for work, and getting ready for inventory! YEAH!

A sari-sari (convenient store) owner inventories her empty soda bottles for her return deposits.

CAROLG. - Hand Drawn Tattoo-on sale

NI.JU // Tomtom Hair . naturals v1.1

:: MOMOCHUU :: Cute Puppy Set - hair clip

  

Heyyy what a nice gift from Hucci from August 2010, just opened today! My inventory is in sad shape lol and it's not getting any better by taking piccies instead. I actually got this skybox around the same time as a DSN giftie. These GoS boots are part of the fatpack that I picked up for HALF-PRICE at the Truth District sale, over tho as of yesterday along with my Truth Andrea hair. First hair with hairbase that's looked good on me. Leave it to Truth to do it right. The streetlamp with poses I picked up at LISP for 10L at the 10L Garden where I went NUTS cuz a whole bunch of new items were added. Pandora Popstar is so nice to do this & it just makes me want to spend lindens on her regular stuff too. I'm listing this stuff out but not sure what's still purchasable.

 

Skin - the body co. Orchid (Emma Gilmour)

Hair - Truth Andrea (Truth Hawks)

Dress - Hucci Start Your Engine - Sorbet (gift) (Eboni Khan)

Boots - GoS Curvaceous (Gospel Voom)

Necklace - Magic Nook Peace Necklace (the Dressing Room, searchable)

Skybox - 41-prim curved shiny futurehome (DSN gift) (Skell Dagger)

Streetlamp - LISP Streetlamp with Poses (Pandora Popstar)

 

A member of staff caught in a quiet moment

This should never have worked. I first loaded the 8x10 sheet film in the holder backwards-base side out/emulsion side in. I have never done that before. Exposed film. Realized film was backwards. Put it in developer tray anyway. Then for reasons I could not explain I turned on the light. Left it on for about 10 seconds before I realized that was not recommended for a sheet of film in a tray of developer. Turned light off. Finished developing film anyway.

Film came out.

A little solarized but it's quite a printable neg.

I have no explanation.

I think the photo-gods like me.

This is the second part of the project with SSE South Korea.

10x15 cm. Edition of 500. 32 Pages. 2012

 

Inventory tells the story of a superhero who commits suicide in barcelona in 1992. it's a romantic tale of an antihero who lost all faith in living. When I wrote the story I sensed a smell of smoke, I felt the atmosphere was stuffy and I saw people living a sad life. Inventory is an open story. A starting point. A small portion of cosmos locked in a suitcase.

 

Available here:

 

www.outsidersdivision.bigcartel.com/

#TrinityRiver #FortWorthTx

"Forklift" Frank's dedication and attention to safety awareness is unmatched. He works hard to keep your Amazon Prime orders flowing.

 

Image imagined in chatGPT and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.

This prominent vantage point and strategic site was quickly recognised by the Normans, who built a huge timber fortress here by 1100 AD. Originally built by Robert de Toeni, (later known as Robert of Stafford),

in the Norman period, Stafford Castle has dominated the local skyline for over 900 years.

 

In the years shortly after the Norman invasion of 1066, William the Conqueror is believed to have ordered defences to be built against a still hostile and rebellious native community. The fortunes of the castle and its owners, the Stafford family, fluctuated greatly.

An impressive example of the motte and bailey system, Stafford Castle enjoyed mixed fortunes throughout the medieval period. In the 14th century Ralph, a founder member of the Order of the Garter, became the1st Earl of Stafford. He ordered the building of a stone keep on top of the motte in 1347 and the following year was granted a licence to crenellate and so constructed the battlements.

 

In 1444 Humphrey Stafford was created Duke of Buckingham and the castle entered its heyday. By the early 17th century however the condition of the castle had deteriorated and during the English Civil War the Parliamentary Committee in Stafford ordered it to be demolished.

 

By the early 17th century, the castle's fortunes waned. During the early part of the Civil War it was defended by the Gallant Lady Isabel but was eventually abandoned and demolished. Extensively rebuilt in the Gothic Revival Style in 1813, the castle fell into ruin through this century. Rebuilt by the Jerningham family in the early 19th Century using the same foundations the keep was again a magnificent four storey structure. However, given over to caretakers and then abandoned again in the 1950s it became derelict once more.

 

Now after recent restoration work and a programme of archaeological investigation Stafford Castle is considered one of the best surviving examples of Norman earthworks in the country. A programme of archaeological excavations has gradually revealed many of its secrets. Visitors can follow an informative trail of interpretation panels to discover the castle's history. Today, the remains of the castle, together with the surrounding grounds, give visitors a fascinating insight to the 900 year history of this important site.

 

An inventory taken in 1537 shows how herbs were an important part of daily life at Stafford Castle. They were widely used for their medicinal, aromatic and edible properties. From this detailed inventory, a herb garden was planted in the castle grounds. Great faith was placed in the use of herbs and they still have an important role to play today. This garden has been designed with sixteen beds, each containing herbs related to specific illnesses. As well as being extremely enjoyable to walk around, the herb garden provides a unique insight into living history.

 

I know it seems scary but it's not, I promise.

 

More info and credits at link:

digitalregeneration.com/organizing-yo...

I know it seems scary but it's not, I promise.

 

More info and credits at link:

digitalregeneration.com/organizing-yo...

The photo shows a portion of the caterpillar inventory in a temporary container while I was doing maintenance work on their habitat. At this size (most are near mature size), the caterpillars eat a large amount of milkweed and produce a large amount of waste, so daily cleaning of their habitat, and replenishing their milkweed plants, is required.

Don begins the slow process of moving some of his existing inventory from his former warehouse to his new store front. He couldn't have asked for better weather.

 

Looks are deceiving. It's actually one of the coldest days we've had all winter. Fortunately, my sunporch allows the sun in and most of the cold out.

 

1:24 scale diecast vehicles, scratch-built furniture , trailer and buildings.

Shillington, PA. September 2019.

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Some times you just need to go through and organize your lingerie

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