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Doing a lot with a little~
This is a plain paper print of an old photograph. It is taped to the inside of the front window of a modern store on Main Street. Several stores featured these as one walked along the street, each showing information about a largely vanished Buchanan, VA--although happily many of the structures still stand, now used for other purposes.
The librarian told me these were left over from a Civil War reenactment celebration several weeks ago. She said also that they were proving so popular that perhaps they would remain in place.
What a simple way to bring history to Main Street!!
This image forms part of the digitised photographs of the Ross and Pat Craig Collection. Ross Craig (1926-2012) was a local historian born in Stockton and dedicated much of his life promoting and conserving the history of Stockton, NSW. He possessed a wealth of knowledge about the suburb and was a founding member of the Stockton Historical Society and co-editor of its magazine. Pat Craig supported her husband’s passion for history, and together they made a great contribution to the Stockton and Newcastle communities. We thank the Craig Family and Stockton Historical Society who have kindly given Cultural Collections at the University of Newcastle, NSW, Australia, access to the collection and allowed us to publish the images. Thanks also to Vera Deacon for her liaison in attaining this important collection.
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Just a local neighbourhood park hidden in among some duplexes... well, perhaps more of the road than the park but you get the idea...
a regular sight on the banks of the pool river at the back of Sava-centre car-park in Sydenham, south London
Elsa has been deboxed. She is standing, supported by a Kaiser doll stand (not included). Photographed in a light box.
I just got the much anticipated Elsa and Anna Ice Skating Set from my local Disney Store. They just got them in this morning, and had a good supply of them - the manager said at least 20. So I got two of the best looking ones in their stock. As usual with dolls, the greatest variation is in their hairdos. Their poses also differed significantly. They are so cute holding hands, and actually appearing to be skating. Their skates are very detailed, and look beautiful. Elsa is basically the same as the Classic Elsa doll, except for her skates. However, Anna is now without her white streak in her right side, and she has the outfit that she wears in the ice skating scene near the end of the movie.
The set is not yet available online in the US Disney Store website, but has been appearing in more and more stores for about a week. It was first released in the UK on September 28. It is $34.95, the same price as the previous Frozen doll set with Classic Elsa and Anna dolls. It is $1.05 more than the price of two Classic dolls. This time it is more of a justified price increase, as Anna is in a brand new outfit, and they are wearing awesome ice skates. Hopefully we will see a Classic Elsa doll wearing ice shoes that are not skates, instead of plain blue flats.
I will show the set boxed, during deboxing, and fully deboxed. Below is the official product information of the set from the UK Disney Store site, since it is not yet available from the US website.
Frozen Anna And Elsa Ice Skating Doll Set
UK Disney Store
Released in stores September 28, 2014
Released online September 29, 2014
Currently SOLD OUT
£25.00
Item No. 411040546432P
The magical Frozen scene of Anna and Elsa skating together can be recreated every playtime with our wonderful dolls! The two Princesses wear unique glittering outfits and skate-style shoes.
Magic in the details...
• Set of two character dolls
• Anna and Elsa from Frozen
• Poseable arms, legs and head
• Realistic hair
• Anna wears satin skirt with pattern detail, glitter bodice and satin blouse
• Elsa wears satin gown with glitter snowflake pattern overlay and mesh sleeves
• Both wear ice skate style shoes
• Please note: Skate shoes are not functional
• Dolls measure H29cm approx
• Suitable for 3 years +
• Warning: not suitable for under 36 months due to small parts
• Created for Disney Store
Princeton Public Library hosted its 11th Local Author Day on Saturday, May 7, 2022. The afternoon author fair included 20 authors who met the community and signed and sold their books.
Mano a Mano Tejidos Artesanales I Av. E. Bustillo Km 24 I Circuito Chico I Bariloche I Patagonia I Año 2008
A local capturing fish with a rib cage made of bamboo and rattan which has openings at the bottom and top.
Nicoise salad is a healthy summer classic. We made this all time favorite with local ingredients from the farmers market.