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Well shes walking through the clouds
With a circus mind thats running round
Butterflies and zebras
And moonbeams and fairy tales
Thats all she ever thinks about
Riding with the wind....
Jimi Hendrix : Little Wing
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Paula Cogan River Lee Hotel , Ann O'Sullivan Breakthrough Cancer Research and Janice Casey River Lee Hotel enjoying the Women’s Little Christmas Afternoon Tea and Fashion Showcase in aid of Breakthrough Cancer Research at The four star River Lee Hotel on the Western Road Cork. The sell-out event raised more than €5,000 towards research into cancers affecting women and will specifically go towards fast-tracking Cork Cancer Research Centre’s on-going work in delivering new treatments for ovarian and cervical cancer. For further information on the work of Breakthrough Cancer Research and Cork Cancer Research Centre see www.breakthroughcancerresearch.ie .
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Little Boy
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My old school, west coast chicken truck. 8v92ta, 13 speed, 4:33 rears. All original
Planet Earth Needs your Help. If you are interested in saving the planet for our feathered friends, wild flowers and nature areas, as well as humankind follow this link to articles I and my girlfriend have published. Each article explains in mostly layman terms what scientist are observing and forecasting about climate change as well as offering things an individual can do to help reduce global warming.
Little tern going home to eat with its family at the kilcoole little tern colony. Crazy sky dancers.
The Sorrento lemon, one of the best lemons in Italy, gets its name from the town of Sorrento, southern Italy. The whole Amalfi Coast is known for lemons and limoncello, but Sorrento in particular. Driving on the Amalfi Coast Road, you'll spot terraces of lemon groves climbing high up the steep cliffs.
This is the Little Moose Island in Moose Cove, Washington County, Maine. (There's another off Schoodic Point, part of Acadia National Park.) A foggy week on the Maine coast and only rare sunshine. Caught Little Moose Island near sunset with many seals on the rocks near shore. This lighting only lasted about 1 minute ... then just plain gray! Grand Manan Island in the background.
From a shoot with Cynthia many moons ago, and a little post-processing for that aged photo look.
Title courtesy of David Bowie.
Miniature of a little Halloween Town
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- Lens: Fujifilm Fujinon XF90mm F2 R LM WR [„Plena“]
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She's been desperate to get a photo of her with a lolly like this since she saw a similar one I did with another little girl. The b&w was softened slightly by displaying the layer at 80% (PSE5) so that some natural tone showed through a little. The eyes were duplicated and a cyan & blue filter applied to bring them closer to their natural tone. The lolly was duplicated from the original layer & applied as a top layer (needs some work?).
Yes she was licking the lolly & yes she did get messy :-)
My conclusions: Impactful & 90% there, but needs a little work.
I'm so tempted to try to move the lolly a ittle higher to cover the nose a little, but don't think my photoshop skills are quite up to it.
Little Moreton Hall belonged to the Moreton family, a family that grew immensely rich by taking full advantage of social and religious upheavals of their times. With the decrease in population during the Black Death (1348) much land was placed on the market and was purchased cheaply by the Moretons. They were staunch loyalists and eager tax collectors for the reigning monarch. During the reign of Queen Elizabeth the family owned a vast area of land.
The earliest part of the building is the Hall which probably dates from around the middle of the 15th century and was built by Sir Richard de Moreton and the kitchen area was built around 1480 by William Moreton.
The building was extended and improved by William Moreton II (d. 1563). It was during his lifetime that the east wing of the building was rebuilt and extended by the addition of a Withdrawing Room and Chapel. It was also during his lifetime that the five-sided bay windows were made. There is no doubt about who made them as the carpenter Richard Dale inscribed his name on the frieze. The inscription reads as follows:
"God is Al in Al Thing: This windous whire made by William Moreton in the yeare of Oure Lorde MDLIX
Richard Dale Carpeder made thies windous by the grac of God."
[Little Moreton Hall the bay windows built by Richard Dale
Little Moreton Hall
Richard Dale's Bay Windows
The same carpenter's name appeared also in the will of William Moreton (1563) in which he gave instructions for the completion of the work.
The house was further extended by William's son John (d. 1598) who had the south wing built housing a gatehouse with accommodation for guests above and a 68 ft Long Gallery added on top. This now meant that three sides of the courtyard were closed. Little Moreton Hall is a courtyard house but the west side was never closed.
It is the weight of the Long Gallery that has created the characteristic irregular shape of the building making the south wing tilt.
It is interesting to note that the building and extensions to the property span the pre-Reformation and post- Reformation periods. Work was carried on during the reigns of Henry VII and Elizabeth. It is therefore also pre- Renaissance and Renaissance. Signs of the Renaissance influence can be seen in the decoration and in the Elizabethan fireplaces. However, the building is definitely medieval in character.
In the early part of the 1600s the domestic part of the building was added on the west side of the courtyard.
The decline of the Moreton family came during the Civil War (1660) as they naturally sided with the Royalist cause. With the decline of the family came the decline of the building. The family could never face the cost of maintaining the building and in the 18th century they eventually decided to live elsewhere. Following the trend at that time the property was placed in the hands of tenant farmers. The house, however, has been well preserved and its essential character unaltered.
Towards the end of the 19th century Miss Elizabeth Moreton had financed the restoration of the building. The building, however, was never again occupied by the Moreton family.
little Kazmui is a cute little sweetie just came out with sudden surprise and is ready to play with her sis and bro. \woot/
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Outfit: Jumpsuit Pacifier by Little Queen
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A Little Tern presents a freshly caught fish to a potential mate, but she's not interested. She's probably waiting for an earlier suitor to return with another fish to progress their courtship.
The rejected male tried a some of the other nearby females and eventually got an acceptance.
More than a hundred Little Terns (and a few Fairy Terns) have now arrived at Mogareeka for their summer breeding season.
Little Moreton Hall, near Congleton Cheshire. Built 1504.
His expression says it all. Or does it? On the back:
Mike with new Easter hat and suit. Krisy, Mary Jo, Kathy in center. Then little Patty & Nancy behind of Judy. He only has 8 women in his house. Her Mom lives upstairs. Isn't he lucky?
After his absolutely wonderful one man performance on Espan Lava in Helsinki, I went over to tell Little Willie how much I've enjoyed his music. I actually loved it !
He is an excellent harmonica & guitar player, but what I loved even more than that was his being so humble about it. It really touched my heart.
This is my 303rd submission to The Human Family group.
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