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Skin and eyes : Go&See - Dana - May gift in main store. Regular price is 900 L$ - For group members only 99 L$ . New mainstore Go&See
Head : Genus Project - Baby
Hair : Tableau Vivant - Janelle. At Uber.
Pearl Headdress : Antaya - Pearl Tiara Olivia. At We Love Role-Play
Monocle : /studioDire/ Wildfire Monocle. At We Love Role-Play
Decor :
Morth haircombes : LD Lillith's Den - Seelie Moth. At We Love Role-Play
Decor : LD Lillith's Den - Seelie Lectur Fairy Court. At We Love Role-Play
most men are disguised by sobriety :-)
Thomas de Quincy, Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, 1856Thomas de Q
HGGT!!
hybrid camellia, 'Londontowne Blush', sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, morth carolina
Out on the Yorkshire coast yesterday, I arrived in the rain only to be rewarded with this towards the end of the day! This is one battle that never stops, the sea washing up against the cliffs, the rocks fall only to be smoothed into pebbles then into sand.
I’ve been to Fort De Soto a couple of times this year. While still a favorite destination, it is alarming how few birds were there this year compared to last. Fortunately, there were White Morphs present, which are all white Reddish Egrets. They represent only a small portion of Reddish Egrets and, from my observation, are frequently chased away by the red ones. The first two time I spotted one, a good distance down the beach, by the time I got close enough to photograph a red phase showed up, chasing off the white phased bird. Not a bad consolation prize but I really wanted a White Morth. One night I was too tired from the drive north to stay out until sunset and, of course, two Whites showed up for my friends with more stamina. Finally, I got my chances. Here’s one characteristically acting crazy in the act of fish finding. My kind of bird! (Egretta rufescens) (Sony a1ii, 200-600mm lens @600mm, 1/4000 second, f/7.1, ISO 640)
Photo prise en août 2016 à Sprimont lors des 23e Rencontres Internationales de Sculpture.
Les sculpteurs travaillent devant le public.
Photo prise en août 2016 lors des 23e Rencontres Internationales de Sculpture à Sprimont.
Les artistes travaillent devant le public et ... dans la poussière de pierre bleue.
Capel Salem was built in 1833 and rebuilt in 1868 in the Gothic syle of the gable-entry type, by architect Thomas Thomas of Landore. It closed in 1973, and has been abandoned since.
These photographs, taken in April 2017, showcase the building as it stands today.
Inspiration for the framing of the shots came from the 1975 New Topographics exhibition.
After two years of waiting I finally got to stand in front of this magical tree in the perfect conditions. Was truly magical.
North Arch in Arches National Park and a moon sits in the arch. It took a bit to get only a few people in the photo.
Es gehört wohl zum Wesen der Ahnenforschung, dass man häufig wiederkehrende Familiennamen verinnerlicht. Anfangs war ich mit meiner Hessenlinienforschung in der Lagis-Urkundendatenbank zu Hause. Dann folgten die hessischen Kirchenbücher, insbesondere im Raum Witzenhausen an der Werra und in Marburg an der Lahn. Wenn man über Wochen, oft täglich, und nicht selten über Mitternacht hinaus, quasi durch ganze Epochen blättert, sind es immer wieder die sich häufig wiederholenden Familiennamen, die sich einprägen. Auch dann, wenn sie nicht [oder noch nicht] zu den bislang erforschten eigenen Vorfahrenlinien gehören.
Manche Namen prägen sich wegen ihrer Besonderheit ein, wobei kuriose oder ungewöhnliche Namen in Hessen wohl eine gewisse Blütezeit hatten. Schaumlöffel scheint, wenn man nach seiner heutigen Häufigkeit geht, mitten in Hessen entstanden zu sein. Ebenso wie der heute seltene Name Schweinebraten.
In meine Vorfahrenlinien heiratete einst ein Herr Mord ein. Nein, ich bin jetzt ganz sachlich. Vor hundert Jahren kam es dann wohl im Zuge einer Heirat zugleich zu einer Umschreibung von Amts wegen. Seither konnte man den eher hart und brutal klingenden Namen am Ende schmelzendzart aushauchen lassen. Peter Mord hieß fortan Peter Morth, was sich zumindest viel eleganter liest. Noch heute ist der Name am Standort meiner Vorfahren von der Werra absoluter Spitzenreiter unter allen lebenden Morth in Deutschland. Und tatsächlich gibt es auch den Namen Mord deutschlandweit heute an die fünfzig Mal.
Auch der Name Klingelhöfer ist mir aus meinen Forschungen seit Mitte 2014 sehr geläufig. Von allen Trägern dieses Namens leben die meisten [hunderte] in Marburg und Umgebung. Entsprechend oft begegnete mir der Name bei meinen Recherchen über das Internet. Er verinnerlicht sich. Und du findest den Namen auch im Umfeld deiner Vorfahren, zum Beispiel als Trauzeugen oder Paten.
Dann kommst du irgendwann selber nach Marburg, peilst dich dort in der Stadt ein. Siehst eine Reihe von Cafés und irgendwann kommt dann auch die Lust auf die Laster. Wo gehst du hin?
Klarer Fall! Und die Torten sind dort nicht nur schön anzusehen.
Sie strahlen meisterliche Fertigkeit aus und sie schmecken auch noch so. Gemütlich ist es auch. Und die beschürzten Damen sind ausgesprochen freundlich. Du bist zu Hause!
So ergeht es dem sensiblen Ahnenforscher überall an bislang fremden Orten – wo er Spuren seiner Vorfahren aufsammeln kann, kommt er selber ein Stück weit an . . .
In 1120, the site of St Mary the Virgin’s Church at Embsay in North Yorkshire would have been an open field which belonged to the Augustinian canons whose monastery was just up the hill from here. They served Embsay and Eastby until 1154, when they moved to what is now Bolton Priory.
In 1853 you would have seen the church as it looks today. The people who worshipped here worked in mills and on farms. During the past 100 years, Embsay and Eastby have grown and become places with a rich diversity of occupations.
Burrard Inlet view from Barnaby Mountain Park, BC, Canada.
It looks like the season of fog comes. Actually it is not true. The foggy view was caused by BC forest fires.
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Capel Salem was built in 1833 and rebuilt in 1868 in the Gothic syle of the gable-entry type, by architect Thomas Thomas of Landore. It closed in 1973, and has been abandoned since.
These photographs, taken in April 2017, showcase the building as it stands today.
Inspiration for the framing of the shots came from the 1975 New Topographics exhibition.
Capel Salem was built in 1833 and rebuilt in 1868 in the Gothic syle of the gable-entry type, by architect Thomas Thomas of Landore. It closed in 1973, and has been abandoned since.
These photographs, taken in April 2017, showcase the building as it stands today.
Inspiration for the framing of the shots came from the 1975 New Topographics exhibition.
The View down Little Cottonwood Canyon from Albion Basin near the crest of the Wasatch Mountains.
I considered titling this one "High Lonesome".
At 9,000 ft. elevation, Albion Basin is certainly high but during wildflower season it is anything but lonesome. Thousands of people make the journey from Salt Lake City to enjoy the annual event.
On the bright side though, getting fifty feet or so away from the popular hiking trails can put you in a place of solitude and quiet wonder.
The mysterious Cult of Nence has dispatched and agent called Spleeth with unkown motives. Little is known, less understood.
Dos nombres a los que respondes:
1. Érika
2. Gatita =^-^=
Dos cosas que llevas puestas ahora mismo:
1. Unas medias de rejilla que no me pertenecen... :p
2. Antes solía llevar un colgante de estrella, pero ahora lo tiene alguien muy especial para mí... ^-^
Dos cosas que quieres ahora mismo con muchas ganas:
1. Hablar con Ewan... es realmente necesario!
2. Miiiiimos... *-*
Las últimas dos personas con las que hablaste por teléfono:
1. Javi, un compañero de clase muy majo que me ha pasado los apuntes de los días que yo no he podido ir a clase ;p
2. Ciel, que luego me paso a Heimdall... aunque después dejamos el teléfono totalmente olvidado... ^.~
Dos cosas que hiciste ayer por la noche:
1. Comer helado de chocolate con cookies! ñaaaaam!!!
2. Ver una peli malísima en el portátil y dormirme a mitad... ^-^U
Dos cosas que harás mañana:
1. Ir al ginecólogo... para la mayoría es una visita desagradable... pero eso es porque no tienen a Drake... jujuju si no fuera porque sé que no tengo ninguna posibilidad, me tiraría a por él!
2. Llamar a Morth a ver si tiene la noche libre... jujuju
Dos bebidas favoritas:
1. Café...
2. Helado de chocolate derretido... mmmm... y si tiene trocitos mejor aún!
Dos cosas al azar:
1. Miau
2. En tu casa o en la mía? ;p
Seis muñecas que espero respondan a esto:
Fye - Craia
MJ - Zianita
Tangerine - Marmalade Girl
Jared - Poison Girl
Pepa - Little Miércoles
Érica - Lazos de papel
Ferrari 250LM (# 21), Class : (large engine) P 4.0, North American Racing Team (N.A.R.T.), drivers : Masten Gregory & Jochin Rindt, winners at 24 Le Mans 1965.
''Ferrari 250LM (# 21), victorious at the 33rd edition of the 24 Heures Du Mans in 1965. The last Le Mans that the Italian stable would ever win, this North American Racing Team entry enjoyed a legendary win, beating the arguably favoured Ford GT40s, all of which retired before midnight. Piloted officially by Jochen Rindt and Masten Gregory.''
Scanned from my 'Paris-Match' original 35mm slide, which is part of my own personal collection. It is therefore with pleasure that I share this photo with the people of FLICKR.
Obviously, I also thank its author (Paris-Match), to whom I give it all the credit.
Good morning from Sangkla...Thank you Michel for being such a great host and awesome time, I appreciate everything ....we had a blast,, but my travel was too very shot . sure i"ll come back again next time soon ......
Amphoe Sangklaburi. It is 230 kilometres to the morth of Karnjanaburee province and borders to Myanmar at Three Pagodas Pass Phya Tong Sue which in the commercial area of Mayanmar and famous for wooden furniture. Furthermore. Sangklaburi a lot of nature's attraction such as. Sam Prasob (Where three rivers meet). Ta Kian Tong Waterfall the lake of Khao Lam Dam etc. The district is also the cultural and folk atrs center of Karen, Mon and local people.
Àguila calçada volant sobre el centre de reciclatge de Cortàs. Aquest exemplar es va barallar en ple vol amb un milà reial.
L'àguila calçada (aquila pennata o també hieraaetus pennatus) és una au de presa que pot tenir una coloració (anomenada fase) fosca o bé clara. Aquest exemplar és clarament del segón tipus.
ca.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%80guila_cal%C3%A7ada
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The booted eagle (aquila pennata, a.k.a. hieraaetus pennatus) could have a dark or pale morth, this one being the pale, obviously.
Summertime sunrise from a natural wildflower garden at Big Yellow Mountain, looking toward Grandfather Mountain.
Go North East’s ex Oxford Volvo B11RT/Plaxton elite-i Interdecks won’t be zooming into the city much longer, being returned off lease and replaced by ADL Enviro 400MMC displaced from the X84/X85.
7154/X9 XLS at the shelterless pavement stop in Newgate Street Newcastle used since these vehicles were introduced. 24/12/21.
Strangely the X9 timetable has reappeared on the Go Morth East website from 4th January.
Go North East’s ex Oxford Volvo B11RT/Plaxton elite-i Interdecks won’t be zooming into the city much longer, being returned off lease and replaced by ADL Enviro 400MMC displaced from the X84/X85.
7154/X9 XLS at the shelterless pavement stop in Newgate Street Newcastle used since these vehicles were introduced. 24/12/21.
Strangely the X9 timetable has reappeared on the Go Morth East website from 4th January.
An older view of the 1502, still in Metro Morth colors, teamed up with F7 No. 1508 and seen at Falvo Crossing in Utica with a Thomas the Tank engine special on 20 June 2003.
Best viewed Original size (1280 x 720 pixels).
47362 heads morth Chesterfield from Chesterfield station with a down loaded MGR train - c.06/1985.
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© 2020 - 53A Models of Hull Collection. Scanned from the original 35mm colour transparency; photograph by the late David R Vickers..
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Dome square at night
Cologne Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church in Cologne, Germany. It is the seat of the Archbishop of Cologne and the administration of the Archdiocese of Cologne. It is a renowned monument of German Catholicism and Gothic architecture and is a World Heritage Site. It is Germany's most visited landmark, attracting an average of 20,000 people a day.
Construction of Cologne Cathedral commenced in 1248 and was halted in 1473, leaving it unfinished. Work restarted in the 19th century and was completed, to the original plan, in 1880. It is 144.5 metres (474 ft) long, 86.5 m (284 ft) wide and its towers are approximately 157 m (515 ft) tall. The cathedral is the largest Gothic church in Northern Europe and has the second-tallest spires Its two huge spires give it the largest façade of any church in the world. The choir has the largest height to width ratio, 3.6:1, of any medieval church.
Cologne's medieval builders had planned a grand structure to house the reliquary of the Three Kings and fit its role as a place of worship for the Holy Roman Emperor. Despite having been left incomplete during the medieval period, Cologne Cathedral eventually became unified as "a masterpiece of exceptional intrinsic value" and "a powerful testimony to the strength and persistence of Christian belief in medieval and modern Europe". (Wikipedia)
42103 returns to Maitland on a trip from Werris Creek, passing though the village of Ardglen and up and through the Ardglen Tunnel. Photographed from the locomotive's cab.
Liverpool Ranges, Main North, NSW, 17th August, 2019.
Looking Morth from above the old Maerdy Collery site towards the Brecon Beacons. The site of the Welsh 12th century Castle Nos can be seen on the knoll in the centre of the picture.