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Regno Unito, Scozia, Edimburgo, Primavera 2023
Edimburgo è la capitale della Scozia. E' la seconda città più popolosa della Scozia e la settima del Regno Unito. Edimburgo è sede del Parlamento scozzese e della monarchia in Scozia. Storicamente parte del Midlothian, la città è stata a lungo un centro di formazione, in particolare nei settori della medicina, diritto scozzese, la letteratura, le scienze e ingegneria. La città è famosa anche per il Festival Internazionale di Edimburgo e il Fringe, quest'ultimo è più grande festival del mondo delle arti internazionali e si tiene annualmente. Le numerose attrazioni storiche e culturali della città l’hanno resa seconda destinazione turistica più popolare del Regno Unito dopo Londra, attirando oltre un milione di visitatori stranieri ogni anno. Tra i siti storici di Edimburgo sono degni di nota il Castello, Holyrood Palace, le chiese di St. Giles, Greyfriars e la Canongate, e l’estesa “New Town” Georgiana, costruita nel 18 ° secolo. Il centro storico di Edimburgo e la New Town insieme fanno parte del patrimonio mondiale dell'UNESCO.
Edinburgh is the capital city of Scotland. It is Scotland's second most populous city and the seventh most populous in the United Kingdom. Edinburgh is home to the Scottish Parliament and the seat of the monarchy in Scotland. Historically part of Midlothian, the city has long been a centre of education, particularly in the fields of medicine, Scots law, literature, the sciences and engineering. The city is also famous for the Edinburgh International Festival and the Fringe, the latter being the world's largest annual international arts festival. The city's historical and cultural attractions have made it the United Kingdom's second most popular tourist destination after London, attracting over one million overseas visitors each year. Historic sites in Edinburgh include Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, the churches of St. Giles, Greyfriars and the Canongate, and the extensive Georgian New Town, built in the 18th century. Edinburgh's Old Town and New Town together are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bez Anjela Duval / Bedd Anjela Duval / Uaigh Anjela Duval / Grave of Anjela Duval - Plouared / Plouaret
Anjela Duval en français:
www.ina.fr/art-et-culture/litterature/video/CPF86627104/a...
safle gwe / lec'hienn / website / webgunea:
Anjela Duval: www.breizh.net/anjela/
Anjel Duval in English:
city library / Neuss / North Rhine-Westphalia / Germany
Album of Germany the west - Neuss: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157625997...
Here are nine 2022 titles, fresh off the printing press, in children's literary...each perfect, I am sure!
As a former school librarian, I still enjoy doing reviews on new children's literature. I marvel at the work of authors and illustrators and publishing companies that provide great reading materials for the young.
Before I start to read and review these on GoodReads, I thought I would make a poem of the titles. I called it Day Dreaming....
DAY DREAMING
Somewhere
Love in the Library
Loujain Dreams of Sunflowers
I AM Golden
I AM Thinking My Life
The Treasure Box
All from a Walnut
Love, Violet
Goodnight
Been having a think about a theme for the 2022 Mischievous Mice, decided on Arts and Literature. All suggestions welcome.
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Mori Ōgai museum Sendagi, Tokyo
森鷗外
Mori Ōgai was a surgeon, poet, novelist and translator. He is considered as one of the leading writers that modernized the Japanese literature. He started with the "three German Novels" based on his experiences during his studies in Germany, especially "The Dancing girl/ Die Tänzerin" - 舞姫 Maihime became very famous.
Kindly find more about him here:
EN
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mori_%C5%8Cgai
DE
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mori_%C5%8Cgai
alg.de/mitglied/mori-ogai-gedenkstaette/
JP
Only three months left with my selection of my personal favourites from 2013. Here is October's photograph here.
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this is probably my favorite piece of literature I have ever written and posted on flickr :3 I love writing so much.
sooc.
so much potential, but not getting there fast enough.
A little part of my Fantasy Books collection.
My contribution to "Fotosöndag" this week. Theme: Collection.
Mitt bidrag till Fotosöndag denna vecka. Tema: Samling
[ENG] The Madrasa of Granada (Muslim religious institution dedicated to the teaching of theology, Koranic studies, law, philosophy, astronomy and literature) was built in 1349, at the time of the Nasrid king Yusuf I, and developed its activity until 1492. Of the original building only the oratory (restored in 1976), and some pieces of the facade deposited in the Provincial Archaeological Museum. The current structure is articulated, like the primitive madrassa, around a patio surrounded by marble columns on the lower level and a structure adintelada on the top, and a horseshoe arch with a alfiz supported by two fine marble columns give way to the oratory of square plant, with the mihrab in front under a horseshoe arch with light and dark alternate segments, its walls are of masonry profusely decorated with motifs of lacer and polychrome plaster ataurique that halfway pass to octagonal floor through four tubes decorated with mocharabes. In the lower part there are pairs of horseshoe arches framed in alfiz, and in the upper one a frieze of lattice windows that illuminate the room. It is covered with a wooden alfarje with an octagonal lantern in the center (which is not the original). Other pictures in Oratory, Madrasa of Granada (Spain) album.
[ESP] La Madraza de Granada (institución religiosa musulmana dedicada a la enseñanza de teología, estudios coránicos, derecho, filosofía, astronomía y literatura) se construyó en 1349, en tiempos del rey nazarí Yusuf I, y desarrolló su actividad hasta 1492. Del edificio original solo se conserva el oratorio (restaurado en 1976), y algunas piezas de la fachada depositadas en el Museo Arqueológico Provincial. La estructura actual se articula, como la primitiva madraza, en torno a un patio rodeado de columnas de mármol en el nivel inferior y una estructura adintelada en la parte superior, y un arco de herradura con alfiz apoyado en dos finas columnas de mármol dan paso al oratorio de planta cuadrada, con el mihrab enfrente bajo un arco de herradura con dovelas claras y oscuras alternas, sus muros son de mampostería profusamente decorados con motivos de lacería y ataurique de yeso policromados que a media altura pasan a planta octogonal mediante cuatro trompas decoradas con mocárabes. En la parte baja se sitúan pares de arcos de herradura enmarcados en alfiz, y en la superior un friso de ventanas con celosía que iluminan la estancia. Se cubre con un alfarje de madera con una linterna octogonal en el centro (que no es la original). Más fotografías en el álbum Oratorio, Madraza de Granada (España)
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The books on my nightstand are piling up... literally!
These are all books I am reading at the moment or I bought with the intention to read. I got four today.. I have a sickness!
What's on your nightstand?