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The gas-strut operated entry door eliminates those cheap plastic door clips that can break or tear out.
The heated pass thru storage on your Laredo fifth wheel not only protects your cargo but helps keep your master bedroom and upper bath floor warm and comfortable throughout the camping season.
The front door of the Alamo in San Antonio Texas is surrounded bu an impressive archway. On the keystone of the ornate arch there is an intertwined inscription that contains a M and a R but the rest of the inscription is harder to make out and is subject to interpretation. In fact this is the statement made on www.TheAlamo.com , the official website. " There are conflicting views as to what it says. According to Charles Ramsdell, an early San Antonio historian, the carving on the keystone bears the date "1758" and the monogram "Ave Maria." [1] Another early historian, Leonora Bennett, contends the monogram is composed of the letters "M.A.R." which stand for "Maria Angelorum Regina" or Mary Queen of Angels. According to Bennett, the initials "N.O.D." also appear on the keystone, signifying "Nationum Omnium Domina" or Mistress of All Nations. [2]A third explanation appears in Jacinto Quirarte’s The Art and Architecture of the Texas Missions (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2002, pages 62-64). According to artist/historian Mardith Schuetz-Miller, the intertwined letters are “AVMR” and stand for Ave Maria or Hail Mary. "
What do you think it says? I don't see 1758. It looks like 510K to me??? I have been to the Alamo several times and didn't know about the differing opinions on what the keystone inscription says until after this last visit. Next time i will take some more detailed photos with higher definition of the keystone. This is a crop from a image of the entire doorway. I need to take some closeups of the keystone itself. Always next time.
This house is furnished with plastic furniture made by Ideal Corp from 1947 thru early 1950s. The brackets on top of the second story walls hold batteries for the lights found in several of the rooms.
A guy at the rally outside the White House, celebrating the president's decision to cancel the Keystone pipeline. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC.
Laredo's color-balanced LED lights use 1/10th the energy of other lights and remain cool to the touch.
The goalie, the kid on the team without whom the team would crumble. Talk about the weight of the world. I admire kids that take up this position....
A guy at the rally outside the White House, celebrating the president's decision to cancel the Keystone pipeline. 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC.
Danfort
Walls - White Shadow
Trim - White
Cabinet Stain - Lenox Canvas
Kitchen Tops - New Venetian Gold
Kitchen Backsplash - BE10 3x6 brick lay/ 17 marble beige
Hardwood - Danner 3 ¼” - Hazelnut
Standard: Cabinets & Granite & Kitchen Faucet & Appliances
I will be using this camera in week 238 of my 52 film cameras in 52 weeks project:
www.flickr.com/photos/tony_kemplen/collections/72157623113584240
This is a Polaroid clone. It used Polaroid 100 pack film. Made by Berkey Photo, Inc. in the USA. An all plastic camera with a built in electronic flash. This one was originally sold at $24.99.
This rustic projector was photographed in a light tent with a 50mm (100mm equivalent ) macro lens. The image was processed as a 5-shot HDR with NIK HDR software. The final image was color tinted in Photoshop.
One of the Keystone girls wanted me to touch up a picture for her. This is the result, but I explained that I can't take a point and shoot snapshot and make it look like it came from an SLR! (or, I can't spin straw into gold) I think these are the girls volleyball coaches, not the players themselves
Protestors outside of Senator Tom Carper's office in Wilmington, DE on Thursday November 17th, 2014.