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a little update to the pagan outfit my thought prosses is its symbolic eyes in the wings on the "he knows what you are sleeping he knows when you are awake" "he knows if you been bad or good." "you better watch out you better not cry." playing around that there some seasonal justice but i try to make the character look sad
Aynsley Lister (vocals, guitar).
Aynsley Lister @ Guitare en Scène, Saint-Julien-en-Genevois (74), France, 13.07.2019.
(c) Christophe Losberger - www.daily-rock.com
In late August I drove from Portland to Lake Tahoe for a family vacation. Unbeknownst to me my vacation coincided with a convergence of Burning Man participants upon the Reno area for staging. Three young college girls from Winnipeg Manitoba answered my Craigs List ride share add and successfully scaled the cryptic inquisitions of my offering. They paid. They didn't smell to badly. They were good company and entertained my musical interests all with good spirits.
We enjoyed each others company on the way down and when they said they were to ride out the remainder of their time in limbo before Burning Man I suggested that we spend a little more time together in Lake Tahoe. Since there wasn't anyone else staying at my family cabin they stayed with me and I enjoyed sharing California facts* and the beautiful sights around Lake Tahoe..
* things I made up
Another random selection for Big Al's group
chosen in the same manner - closing my eyes and grabbing an LP from the shelf. Using the first song on side one of each.
Keith & Enid - Worried Over You
Tommy Burton - When The Midnight Choo Choo Leaves For Alabam
The Ronettes - Walking In The Rain
The Inkspots - If I didn't Care
Charlie Drake - Hello My Darlings
I
Cuando emprendas tu viaje hacia Ítaca
ruega para que el viaje sea largo,
lleno de aventuras, lleno de experiencias.
No temas ni a los lestrigones ni a los cíclopes,
ni la cólera del airado Posidón.
Nunca tales monstruos hallarás en tu ruta
si tu pensamiento es elevado, si una exquisita
emoción penetra en tu alma y en tu cuerpo.
Los lestrigones y los cíclopes
y el feroz Posidón no podrán encontrarte
si tú no los llevas ya dentro, en tu alma,
si tu alma no los conjura ante ti.
Ruega para que el viaje sea largo,
que sean muchos los días de verano;
que te vean arribar con gozo, alegremente,
a puertos que tú antes ignorabas.
Detenete en los mercados de Fenicia,
a comprar sus mercancías:
madreperlas, coral, ébano, y ámbar,
y perfumes placenteros de mil clases.
Acude a muchas ciudades del Egipto
para aprender, y aprender de quienes saben.
Conserva siempre en tu alma la idea de Ítaca:
llegar allí, he aquí tu destino.
Mas no hagas con prisas tu camino;
mejor será que dure muchos años,
y que llegues, ya viejo, a la pequeña isla,
rico de cuanto habrás ganado en el camino.
No has de esperar que Ítaca te enriquezca:
Ítaca te ha concedido ya un hermoso viaje.
Sin ellas, jamás habrías partido;
mas no tiene otra cosa que ofrecerte.
Y si la encuentras pobre, Ítaca no te ha engañado.
Y siendo ya tan viejo, con tanta experiencia,
sin duda sabrás ya qué significan las Ítacas.
Constantino Kavafis
II
Más lejos, tenéis que ir más lejos
de los árboles caídos que os aprisionan.
Y cuando los hayáis ganado
tened bien presente no deteneros.
Más lejos, siempre id más lejos,
más lejos del presente que ahora os encadena.
Y cuando estaréis liberados
volved a empezar nuevos pasos.
Más lejos, siempre mucho más lejos,
más lejos, del mañana que ya se acerca.
Y cuando creáis que habéis llegado,
sabed encontrar nuevas sendas.
III
Buen viaje para los guerreros
que a su pueblo son fieles
favorezca el Dios de los vientos
el velamen de su barco
y a pesar de su viejo combate
tengan placer de los cuerpos más amantes.
Llenad redes de queridos luceros
llenos de aventuras, llenos de conocimiento.
Buen viaje para los guerreros
si a su pueblo son fieles
y a pesar de su viejo combate
el amor llena su cuerpo generoso
encuentren los caminos de viejos anhelos
llenos de aventuras, llenos de conocimiento.
Lluis Llach
**Orange County Courthouse** - National Register of Historic Places Ref # 79003062, date listed 19791228
Madison Rd. and N. Main St.
Orange, VA (Orange County)
Located at the intersection of routes 15 and 20, in the heart of the town of Orange, the courthouse is the central building in a complex of county office buildings that consists of the courthouse, clerk's office, and jail. A Confederate monument, erected in 1900, completes the classic Virginian courthouse square. Constructed between 1858-9, the courthouse was built in the Italian Villa style according to the plans of Haskins and Alexander of Washington. D.C. (1)
The Orange County Courthouse marks a radical departure from the traditional classical-style Virginia courthouse, illustrating public acceptance of exotic taste in late antebellum times. Designed by Charles Haskins of the Washington firm of Haskins and Alexander, and erected in 1858-59, the building has all of the major characteristics of the Italian Villa style: deep-bracketed cornices, shallow-hipped roofs, and a square tower. The work is Orange County’s fourth court structure built specifically as such. It replaced an existing courthouse that was taken down as the result of railroad construction. The arcaded openings on the first floor were filled in ca. 1948. (2)
References (1) NRHP Nomination Form www.dhr.virginia.gov/VLR_to_transfer/PDFNoms/275-0003_Ora...
(2) VA Dept of Historic Resources www.dhr.virginia.gov/historic-registers/275-0003/
La Rappresentante Di Lista + Martina Cirri in concerto al Teatro Cartiere Carrara, foto di Luna La Chimia per www.rockon.it
My list of dolls that haven't been completed. Hopefully I will be able to focus on them and not get to side tracked on other girls :D Unless a boy decides to stir stuff up around here lol.
*I uploaded wrong picture without my bling bling party fur so this is the picture I was supposed to upload ;D
Preview: Skinny Lister plays Moseley Folk Festival 2011 in Moseley, Birmingham, UK, 4 September 2011.
Make sure you see all my photos from this event here...
Photos for BrumNotes and Gig Junkies with review by Daron of The Hearing Aid.
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The Lister Block was erected by Joseph Lister on the corner of King William and James Streets in Hamilton in 1886. Soon after its completion it became one of the most desirable central business locations in Hamilton. The building was considered modern for its time, It had a boiler house, new methods of heating, and elevators. In 1922, an arcade was erected. When the building was occupied, the four upper floors housed offices, while the fifth floor was occupied by professional tenants, such as physicians, dentists, chiropractors, and beauty specialists. The sixth floor was occupied by offices.During the 1970's , with the completion of the new city hall the focus of civic and cultural activity began to shift from the Lister Block, causing financial difficulties for its tenants. By the early part of the 1990s, eviction notices were issued to all the tenants of the Lister Building. Since then it has remaind abandoned, in a constant state of deterioration.
Aynsley Lister (vocals, guitar).
Aynsley Lister @ Guitare en Scène, Saint-Julien-en-Genevois (74), France, 13.07.2019.
(c) Christophe Losberger - www.daily-rock.com
El Casar - Fiesta de las Candelas 2014
VÍDEOS en www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhOGO1Wd2-SqTHP-0tV-ptZdv5...
Crónica de www.guadaque.com: Colorido, estética y variedad de actos es lo que se ha podido observar este fin de semana en El Casar con la celebración de su Fiesta de las Candelas, declarada de Interés Turístico Provincial, que cada año consigue congregar a multitud de público, muchos de ellos amantes de su pueblo pero otros muchos amantes de las tradiciones y de las fiestas populares.
Pese al frío de algunos momentos, casareños y también foráneos venidos desde distintos puntos no sólo de Guadalajara, sino de provincias cercanas, se han dado cita en una fiesta en la que los actos propiamente religiosos en honor de la Virgen de la Candelaria (misa, procesión y entrega de la vela) se rodean y contagian del costumbrismo y tradición de unos ritos profanos de raíz puramente militar.
Por destacar algunos de los protagonistas de esta fiesta –que ha centrado especialmente sus actos este sábado 1 de febrero- cabe hablar de los conocidos como “funcioneros” (capitán, teniente abanderado, segundo teniente, alférez, sargento, cabos, el pagador, el yuntero y un “cura de candelas”), que ataviados convenientemente para la ocasión, son los actores indiscutibles de una fiesta en la que también aparecen en escena las picas, la yunta de mulas engalanadas de fiesta y adornadas con dibujos, y la bandera multicolor que los participantes enrollan y desenrollan usando un único brazo.
La misión de los funcioneros es la de honrar a la Virgen. Ellos son quienes deciden festejar esta fiesta y para ello se organizan en una tropa de disciplina y jerarquía militares que en vez de llevar elementos de guerra llevan símbolos de paz.
En cuanto a las picas, en origen armas en forma de lanza, en esta fiesta se visten de gala recubriéndose de cintas multicolores rematadas con ramilletes de flores, que son enarboladas y lanzadas al cielo al compás de la música de los tambores y dulzainas, instrumentos que forman parte de esta tradición festiva.
La bandera confeccionada con retales multicolor es insignia de esta singular “unidad militar”, y preside la formación. Durante la fiesta es desplegada a los pies de la Virgen en señal de respeto cuando se procesiona su imagen, y revoloteada al viento por los funcioneros componiendo un vistoso espectáculo.
Otro acto vistoso de esta fiesta que se lleva a cabo poco antes de la lectura de la Carta de Candelas es cuando los miembros de la cofradía dan varias vueltas a la plaza perseguidos a caballo por un hombre vestido con capa y capirote rojo, el pagador, que monta a caballo y porta espada. Se trata de la persona encargada por otra de satisfacer rentas, al que le siguen la yunta de mulas en su recorrido por la Plaza.
La “Carta de Candelas” es el acto licencioso que consigue congregar más casareños alrededor del balcón de la Plaza del Ayuntamiento. Desde ahí, se procede a la lectura de la Carta de Candelas. El encargado de dar lectura a estas cartas, escritas en verso, ha sido en esta ocasión Mario Carpintero.
En su carta expone en clave de humor las “comidillas y pecadillos” de los funcioneros, ocasionando en ciertas ocasiones –más de las que quisieran algunos- algún disgustillo, al salir a la luz “pecados” desconocidos hasta el momento.
En definitiva, un acto para mostrar los “pecados” de forma pública intentando el perdón colectivo, para iniciar un nuevo ciclo tras esta purificación. Un año más, la Fiesta de la Virgen Candelaria y de San Blas, ha hermanado a todo el pueblo con lazos de unión difíciles de romper.
El hecho de que a la Candelaria se le una casi en el tiempo la celebración de San Blas ha conllevado que la fiesta se haya prolongado un día más, con una misa de campaña este domingo, ante la imagen custodiada en la ermita de la Soledad.
Tras este acto religioso, como es costumbre, se ha roto la rígida disciplina castrense que caracteriza la fiesta de las Candelas, y se ha ofrecido la bandera a aquellos que voluntariamente desean mantener vivo el espíritu un año más. Aquí, el nexo generacional cobra siempre un especial protagonismo.
Durante tres días, los vecinos de El Casar han disfrutado de la fiesta en honor de la Candelaria, un festejo que consigue congregar a todo un pueblo involucrado con el amor a su Virgen, pero también con el jolgorio y el mantenimiento de sus tradiciones.
El alcalde, Pablo Sanz, ha aprovechado esta festividad para demostrar un recuerdo cariñoso y entrañable de los funcioneros que lo fueron y que ya no están entre ellos, así como para reivindicar la necesidad de que el Gobierno Regional reconsidere la consideración de la Candelaria como Fiesta de Interés Turístico Regional, “ese es mi deseo y el gran parte de los casareños”, ha puntualizado
Autor: José-María Moreno García. Fotógrafo humanista y documentalista. Cronista Oficial de la Villa de Madridejos.
Una de las mejores formas de conocer la historia de un pueblo es a través de sus imágenes; en ellas se conserva no sólo su realidad tangible, calles, plazas, monumentos, sino también sus costumbres, fiestas, tradiciones, lenguaje, indumentaria, gestos y miradas, que nos dicen sin palabras como se vivía, cuales eran sus esperanzas y temores, qué había en su pasado, qué esperaban del futuro. Uno de los objetivos más ambiciosos es recuperar y catalogar todo el material gráfico existente en nuestra familia desde 1.915, para después ponerlo a disposición de vosotros, que la historia volviera a sus protagonistas, y los que aún siguen con nosotros pudieran disfrutar con ello. VISITA La colección "CIEN AÑOS DE FOTOGRAFÍA FAMILIA MORENO (1915-2015)" en www.josemariamorenogarcia.es y www.madridejos.net
SI ALGUIEN NO DESEA APARECER EN EL ÁLBUM POR FAVOR COMUNÍCALO A josemariamorenogarcia@gmail.com
.... Etnea avenue, On 5 February 2018, the day of the feast of the Patron Saint of Catania, the very young martyr St.Agatha ....
.... via Etnea, il 5 febbraio 2018, il giorno della festa della Santa Patrona di Catania, la giovane martire Sant'Agata ....
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Listed Buildings, identified as such through Martin Greaney's excellent website 'Historic Liverpool'.
Numbers 7 to 19 and 21 to 27 are all listed grade ll.
The Chapter House at the Grade I Listed Lincoln Cathedral, Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
The Chapter House is a decagonal building with a single, central column that twenty ribs rise from. Each separate area of Lincoln can be identified solely by the different vaults of the space.
Lincoln Cathedral (in full The Cathedral Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary of Lincoln, or sometimes St. Mary's Cathedral) the seat of the Bishop of Lincoln in the Church of England. Building commenced in 1088 and continued in several phases throughout the medieval period. It was reputedly the tallest building in the world for 238 years (1311–1549) before the central spire collapsed in an Earthquake in 1549 and was not rebuilt. It is highly regarded by architectural scholars; the eminent Victorian writer John Ruskin declared: "I have always held... that the cathedral of Lincoln is out and out the most precious piece of architecture in the British Isles and roughly speaking worth any two other cathedrals we have."
Leadenhall Market, London. The central crossover of the market is lit by a spectacular glazed dome. The market is grade 2* listed.
City of London, Leadenhall Market
April 2015
Designated a Grade II Listed Building the canal milepost is in cast iron. It has a tapering circular stem with a domed cap. It carries a curved plate inscribed with the distances in miles to Preston Brook and Shardlow.
Cheshire Ring Canals Walk. Trent & Mersey Canal, Middlewich, Cheshire 10/11/2015
Hotel. Mid C17, refurbished in mid C18, early and late C19. Rough Ham Hill stone ashlar, slate roof with stepped stone coping and brick stacks to gable ends and left-of-centre, backing onto the north wall of the carriage entrance. Long rectangular-plan front range with extensive rear wings. EXTERIOR: 3 storeys; 9-window range. Second floor has 3/6-pane sashes; windows to first and ground floors have keyed lintels over horned 2/2-pane sashes in forward frames. A painted stone doorcase to right-of-centre has a pediment, moulded achitrave, and double doors of 3 panels; this reaches the painted platband at first-floor sill level. The carriage entrance with segmental arch, is below the third window from the left, and immediately to its left are double 3-panel doors with overlight. To far left are late C19 paired 1/1-pane sashes with a shared sill. The rear, facing west, has large C19 gabled extension to the centre of the main block, 2 storeys and attic, with C19 windows and C20 entrance and door. To the right is an C18 two-storey rubblestone and slate wing which has a stone mullioned Venetian window with intersecting glazing bars to the top. Attached to this is an early C19 two-storey lower wing with three 8/8-pane sashes to the centre and stone steps with wrought-iron railings rising from the centre, to double first-floor doors at each end. The ground floor of this wing has 2 re-set early C17 four-light stone mullioned windows, ovolo to the left, cavetto to the right. The late C19 wing to the left is the rubblestone and pantile stable block which has C20 two- and three-light windows to the ground floor, wide planked doors to inside-right and to the hayloft above, and to inside-left, which is flanked by fixed 3-light windows, each with 3/3 fixed lights above. All openings to this wing have segmental arches and rounded jambs; the west-facing gable end is weatherboarded above planked garage doors. INTERIOR: A late C17 fireplace with egg-and-dart moulding to an eared architrave and a central block set in cushion moulding to the top, stands against the wall to the left of the main building, ie. to the right of the arch; a chamfered cross-beam remains to the left of the main room. The first floor has been altered; the second floor reveals a structure of 11 bays with heavy square trenched purlins and original jointing-in of the rear right wing. The roof, probably repaired and boarded in the early C19, has substantial main rafters jointed with roughly-cut plates to house the ridge-in-notch; many common rafters are repaired, replaced or jointed in. A straight early C18 staircase near the left end is open-string with turned balusters, a wide swept rail and fretted ends. HISTORY: Always a coaching inn, The George rose to great prosperity when a new turnpike was opened in 1809, from Honiton through Ilminster on the route from London to Exeter. The Duke and Duchess of Kent and the infant Princess Victoria stayed here on their way to Sidmouth in 1819. EH Listing
Boiler room out back
Victoria Baths is one of 5 Grade II* listed public baths in the country. Described by the Manchester Guardian at the time of its opening as 'probably the most splendid bathing institution in the country'. The Lord Mayor at the time described it as a water palace. Designed by T de Courcy Meade, Arthur Davies and Henry Price it opened in September 1906 at a cost of £59,939. The building finally closed in 1993 and the Victoria Baths Trust formed to ensure the building survived with the goal of restoring and reopening it.
1959 Lister Costin driven by Erickson Shirley during Friday practice for Group 3B (1955-1961 Sports Racing Cars over 2000cc) at the 2012 Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion.
Castleton skyline.
The Arrow Mill in Castleton, as seen peeping above the trees from Cowm Top.
This 102 year old chimney is currently undergoing some renovation work. It is Grade II listed and is one of the last remaining in Rochdale.
Please view Bigger On Black.
Castleton, Rochdale, Lancashire, UK.
16 May 2010.
A grade II listed building. Built in 1909. The Town Hall forms part of a notable early C20 civic ensemble designed for the Urban District Council by Bradshaw and Gass. It forms a group with the Library and the Baptist Church (Historic England and British Listed Buildings website).
ahh yes, this is our wish list, mine (Agatha) is to the left and Luna's is to the right, the ones highlighted we really really want, and the rest are the size of how badly we want them at the moment...except for for MAO, Luna wants him two times that size, I just had trouble fitting him underneath there...-Agatha