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This classic McDonald's golden arches sign is sitting in the parking lot behind a modern McDonald's restaurant.
George Mason University. . Student residence hall, or simply put, dormitory. From a recently completed project. It is situated in the Shenandoah Valley, about two hours West of Washington DC. During the fall (autumn if you are Europe), the roads are jammed with people who want to enjoy the beautiful colors. Unfortunately, by the time the project was ready for photography, there were almost no leaves left on trees. I knew the colors will be brighter at sunrise and did not mind getting up before 5 in the morning . It paid off. The architect is the Texas firm PageSoutherlandPage.
All project photos are at www.bfcollection.net/projects/psp/mason_csp/
www.mymidlifecreativities.org/2011/09/2011-260365-mason.html
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.
Mason is a our 2yr old Boxer, who has slept on several beds, but to his delight Santa brought him this awesome new comfy bed. As Mason gazes comfortably he says Thank You!
Mason County
Talquist Rd.
1904 Plat Atlas
L. Hendrickson
40 acres
Louis “Lars Johan” Hendrickson
b. 26 Jun 1852 Sweden
d. 21 Mar 1906 Fern, MI
Louis and Anna Oleson-Hendrickson lived on East Sippy Road. There is no headstones for them but it is believed that they were buried next to their sons Karl and Henry.
Lars was son of Henrik Larsson and Lisa Petterson born in Öfra Ullersed Warm, Sweden. He married Anna Sofia Oleson in Sweden, 1874. His first three children were born in Sweden. On October 7, 1881 Lars arrived at the port in Pentwater, Michigan. He would eventually purchase land in Eden township among areas of Native Americans. Next door lived his sister Johanna, wife of Nels Talquist.
Louis and Anna had 5 children: Karl, Henry, Oscar, Mary, and Louisa.
Their farm was on East Sippy Road a little over a 1/2 mile east of Custer Road. They originally owned 80 acres. Louis and his son Henry built their family home around 1902. In 1904 there was some sort of estate auction going on and it was there that Louis had a mortal stroke or heart attack.
It is believed that Louis and Anna both were buried in the old Indian cemetery in Southern Eden township by their son Karl. Karl had died in 1888 when a gun fell and accidentally killed him. It would lead one to believe that the Henricksons were good friends and good reputation among the Native American community.
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Lucinda (Bowman) Hendrickson
b. 6 Mar 1889 Bronson, MI
d. 19 Nov 1954 Ludington, MI
Daughter of Phillip and Emma (Betz) Bowman. She born in Bronson Michigan and moved to Eden township in southern Mason County as a young child. On April 2nd 1904 she married Henry Oskar Hendrickson (Lars' son 1875-1915) in Fern at the age of 15. They moved into Henrys' parent's farm on East Sippy Road. A few short months later they welcomed their first born son Nelvin in July followed by 3 more sons, Clifford in 1906, Richard in 1910, and Hugo in 1913. In 1915 Henry passed away due to consumption of the lungs. This left the farm to Lucinda, as both of Henry's parents passed away back in 1905 and 1906.
In Sept of 1915 she married Duane Durham in Hart, Michigan where they were both well known. During 1916 or 1917 Duane caused issues that lost the farm. He mortgaged it and was unable to pay back the bank to which they took the farm. As a result they moved into Ludington. In Dec of 1917 she gave birth to a little girl Irene who passed away in May of 1918. In 1923 she was granted a divorce from Duane Durham on the grounds of Dessertion. The very day it was granted Mr. Durham wed a new wife.
Lucinda never again remarried. She had 4 wonderful sons who loved their mother and helped take care of her for the remainder of her life until she passed away in 1954.
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
Mason Barrett took a 6 point white-tailed buck with a rifle on the 14th day of November, 2020 in Cecil County.
Mason offensive lineman Elijah Nkansah works out along with his team during a pre-season practice. The Enquirer/Jeff Swinger
Masons ex Arriva London ADL ALX400 bodied DAF DB250, LG52 DCY between trips at Showbus 2021. Sun 26.09.2021.
Meet the Miller Family. CEO Don Miller, Wife and mother Ann MIller, daughter and lover of tea and stuffed animals Sophia MIller and Baseball champion Mason Miller.
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I was inspired by the Netflix show Bojack Horseman to create my own bipedal animals. I decided to do a family of dogs. The dad is a pug, the mom is a shiba inu and the kids are a mix of each. I used Adobe Illustrator for the inking and coloring. I researched advanced coloring in illustrator; the majority of the gradients used I made myself. I edited in Adobe Photoshop by setting keys under the Transform tool in the video timeline.
Website-https://art-by-dm.tumblr.com/
Mason Hall and Abbot Hall (note the misspelling on the postcard) were built in 1938 and are essentially 2 sides of the same building. They are connected by the cafeteria in the middle.
George Mason v St. Bonaventure Basketball
2/18/2018
GMU won the game 78-63 -it tied the GMU woman's record for wins in a season at 21
GMU #51 Natalie Butler 23 points and 24 rebounds
I was presented the Gray Lodge Medal of Honor at our monthly Stated Meeting on Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010.
"This Medal is awarded to Bill Bradford in recognition of his support to the Master of Gray Lodge and his dedication as the Chairman of the Technology Committee and his valuable contributions. His hard work should be recommended to the craft as the recipient of the Gray Lodge Honor for the Masonic Year 2009-2010."
All I've ever done is try to give back to my Brethren and my Lodge as much as they've given me. If it wasn't for Freemasonry, I wouldn't have made it through the past year after Amy's death.
Richard Mason was the grandson of George Mason who was a Revolutionary War Patriot from Virginia. He would also be a patriot devoting his life to the military. He would rise to the ranking of Colonel during the Mexican American War. After the war, he would serve as the 6th Military Governor for the territory of California. He would serve from 1847-1849, California didn't become a state until 1850. Mason's daughter would marry Don Carlos Buell who was a Major General during the Civil War on the Union side. The grey grave marker to the right of Mason's is that of Buell's. They are buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery in St Louis, Mo.
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.