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On 16th May 1868 the rearing dinner was held at the Masons' Arms, Gauxholme. The event is described on page 395 of 'The Builder', 30th May 1868, kindly submitted by Alan Longbottom:
"Mr. John Fielden, as at the laying of the foundation stone of the castle, ordered to be provided at his expense a substantial dinner, with beer etc. to celebrate the rearing of Dobroyd Castle. The arrangements were made by Mr. W. Glover, clerk of works at the castle. At the Masons' Arms, Gauxholme, the entertainment was prepared and it was served up in an empty loom-shed near to the inn. The room was almost draped with evergreens. The company were upwards of 240 in number. At the head of the room was a platform or dais on which a pianoforte was placed, and a party from among the men at the castle sang various glees to enlighten the feast, and a song on the occasion by Mr. Morgan, one of the joiners, was sung by the composer. Mr. A. Stansfield of the masons. Mr. G. Carpenter of the carvers, Mr. J. Bruorton, clerk to Mr. Davis, and Mr. J. Pickles, mason, were the glee party. Two presentations were made during the evening, one to Mr. W. Glover, clerk of works, and another to Mr. Edwin Long, foreman over the masons. The proceedings were altogether orderly. Mr. Glover was in the Chair, assisted by Mr. Davis in the Vice-Chair."
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the beautiful Renaissance palace in Arnes is now the town hall. I have been visiting Arnes for years, but only recently discovered the unusual mason marks- here is one of them.
Mason not feeling too good after being diagnosed with stage Vb lymphoma cancer. Picture was taken with my camera phone at the Veterninary Specialty Center in Lynnwood, WA.
Mason was found and cared for as a stray. After calling six microchip providers, we found out his microchip is untraceable. He is sweet, affectionate and good with other cats, dogs and children. He is in good health, and has a handsome glossy black coat which he spends quite some time grooming. Mason has been with us since April 17th, 2010, enjoying the cat condos in the Memory Lane room and watching the world go by through the window. He seems to have no interest in going back outside, so would be a great cat for an apartment or other small home.
This classic McDonald's golden arches sign is sitting in the parking lot behind a modern McDonald's restaurant.
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I'm kind of known for often carrying around my water/juice combo drink in a mason jar. It's such a normal part of life for us, drinking out of these beauties, that I forget it's perceived as odd and quirky until I meet someone new at work or a meeting or a party and they comment on my jar -- usually with a joke about moonshine ;-)
Stone mason Iwanaga Sangoro suveys one of his bridges as the sun rises over Sakurajima. Google street view has a nice picture of him, but his face, alas, has been blurred out by the privacy algorithm! see: www.google.co.nz/maps/@31.605234,130.569468,3a,75y,23.63h.... So, here he is, uncensored: www.flickr.com/photos/41989919@N02/13178424184/in/photost...
Vial of art beads on top surrounded by dried and painted hydrangea flowers, lichen inside gathered in Oregon and three poppy pods from friend Margot, and "art terminology" on paper glued to inside of jar.
I love this staircase, for whatever reason. Mason and I were walking around campus one night and (as usual,) I made him stop so I could shoot him quickly. It was with my Powershot, but it still got the effect I wanted. Who knows, maybe I'll go back and reshoot some night.
Calumet & Hecla Mining Co. "Mason Bogie" 0-6-4T steam locomotive
C&HM 3 -- Torch Lake
A very rare, operational, Mason Bogie standard gauge locomotive operates on the "Weiser Railroad" of Greenfield Village.
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Greenfield Village
The Henry Ford Museum
Dearborn, Michigan
Olympus E-510 DSLR
Olympus ED 14-42mm f3.5-5.6 zoom
ISO 200 SHQ
Sycamore Alex Schlie (3) spikes the ball against Mason Ally King (5) and Paige Meyer (10) in the second game. Sycamore High School battles Mason High School in a Volleyball game at Mason High School Tuesday September 17, 2013 in Mason. Mason won the first game 25 to 17. The Enquirer/ Joseph Fuqua II