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taken Nov. 9, 2022
by fujifilmx70
@大芦渓谷.白井平
note: I never did arrangement them for photography.. I shooted as it is..
auch Sonntags schmeckt #Fisch#…
Zanderfilet auf der Haut in Butter gebraten,Röstkartoffeln,gebratene Zitronen - Salbei - Blätter,mit Rucola und Boretsch - Blüten garniert.Dazu einen bunten Sommersalat mit Gurken,Tomaten und Feta Käse Würfel.
Sorry for all the food photo-dumping but with the new flickr interface, I do not know how to post photos in comments yet.
ETA: With Joey's help, now I can!
A way to display menus without making one for EVERY place setting! These will be mounted on both sides.
Looks like a grub of some sort and the other I have no idea but watching them coming back and forth there are a wide variety of food been caught.
Tiling, Hobbs House, Regent Terrace, Cambridge, 22 Oct 2020
Hobbs House is a modern development from 2014 facing Parker's Piece.
The intricate tiled artwork around the main entrance was commissioned from the East Anglian ‘archaeological’ artist Sarah Sabin. The bespoke ceramic tiles were inspired by the history of Parker’s Piece and Hobson’s conduit, which runs under the building.
Among the tiles I can identify we have:
Two tiles with maps of Regent Terrace and one with map of Parker's Piece
Top Left. The lime trees along Parkside.
Centre. Edward Parker, a Trinity College cook who had leased the land from the college in 1587. In 1613 the college exchanged it with the town of Cambridge for Garrett Hostel Green, the future site of the Wren Library.
Bottom left Football. The football rules adopted by Cambridge students playing here became the basis for the 1863 FA Rules
Bottom centre Menu. In 1838 a feast for 15,000 guests was held on Parker's Piece to celebrate the coronation of Queen Victoria.
Photographed and enjoyed while hanging out with Junko-san. Colina Coffee, Suita-shi, Osaka. November 12, 2017.
Greetings all, back online now regularly for a few weeks, hope everyone well and I'm looking forward to some serious photo gazing...
This shot was taken in western Nepal back in May. The temp was well in the 40s (celcius) ... there was sweat in my eyes, everything was wavering so I've tried to recreate the image. The tiger must have been thinking "Will I or wont I? Nah, it's too damn hot..."
The items on the menu in the foreground are Barasingha (Swamp deer).