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A open day in the grounds of the Georgian Manor House in Skipwith was a good excuse to have a nose around and take a few photos.
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A little oversized, but it should be good over my winter shirt and skirt. Done in 4ply wool with a 3mm hook from this pattern:
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This is open country looking to the northeast with a blue sky and clouds for the Old Master's to paint! View large to really enjoy the wide open feel of rural north Iowa.
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On Saturday and Sunday October 17 - 18 2009 from 1-6 pm, I will be participating in the Annual Gowanus Artist Studio Tour.
At this event, you will have the unique opportunity to get small (Recession Sized) versions of ELBOW-TOE pieces at extremely friendly (Recession Priced) prices. I will be selling 10 different prints from my latest street work as well as some oldies but goodies. These works are single color silk screens reduced to sizes ranging from 5x8 inches up to 12x10 inches and will be sold for approximately $30 a piece + shipping and handling if I need to mail them. They will be limited to editions of 30.
There will be a 10% discount if you buy the entire folio.
I will be setting up an ETSY store to make the ease of purchasing them more convenient for you. Once that is established I will have links from a shop section on my website.
The studio is located at 94 9th street, 4th floor #23, Brooklyn, NY 11215.
Due to bad planning on the part of the MTA Smith/ 9th Street station is closed on the F and G trains. They will be offering a free shuttle from Jay St Borough hall to Smith Street. The quicker method for getting here if you are taking a train is to take the N train to 4th Ave/9th street in Park slope and walk down 2 blocks to the studio along 9th street. The R train is the usual local on that line but this weekend the N train is running local.
On May, 2023, Argonne opened its doors to thousands, showcasing its wide-ranging research to people of all ages with interactive games, hands-on science activities, and tours of one-of-a-kind research facilities.
This photo was taken during a tour of the Creating the Tools of Science-themed tent during the Open House.
The Open House offered visitors nearly 100 inspiring activities and tours spanning four science themes: Creating the Tools of Science, Improving Public and Personal Health, Saving the Planet, and Understanding the Universe.
To find out more, visit this article - Thousands celebrate Argonne’s transformational science at Open House »
Also, visit our Open House hub page - Open House highlights »
Prospective students and families meet with Knox College students, faculty and staff and tour the campus, during Fall 2016 Admission Open House.
l'Institut du Monde Arabe (Paris).
These diaphragms symbolize the tapestry Arabic.
They open and close creating different conditions of illumination.
Loyola University New Orleans’ President's Open House is an informative and fun-filled day for the admitted students to visit campus. It offers an opportunity to gain further insight into the Loyola collegiate experience. Students and guests are invited to take part in several events held throughout the day, including a talk with the president, a meeting with the deans, and special interest sessions. The day ends with a departmental and student activity fair and the President's Reception.
Photo by Kyle Encar
Taken on March 14, 2015
Copyright 2015 Loyola University New Orleans
Anchor & Hope has been reported to have one of London’s best gastropub kitchens, serving classic English ingredients but in an almost gourmet light. Rustic, simply prepared and just very good. I don't know what else one would want at such a wallet friendly price.
The service was friendly, and relaxed, just like the surrounding atmosphere. We shared our large table with another couple (which we also shared some of our food with). Good times all around. I'd go back in a heartbeat.
Open Forum Davos 2011, Panel 2: Ist der Westen in Afghanistan gescheitert? Radoslaw Tomasz Sikorski. ©SEK/Röthlisberger
A six photo sequence of riding a bull with no hands. No stirrups either, but they never give you stirrups. As if riding a bull wasn't hard enough to start with, there were several riders who gave it a go with nothing to hold on to.
At the annual Open House each spring, Thayer School welcomes the public into our laboratories and work areas to see how engineering prepares students to innovate in medicine, public policy, law, architecture, design, technology, entrepreneurship, and more.
Photo by Douglas Fraser
Cal State San Bernardino Open House 2012 took place on Saturday, October 27, 2012 at the Santos Manuel Student Union.
Photo by Bryan Gateb.
Photographer: Nguyễn Hưng (biennho)
facebook: Biennho Nguyen
Yahoo: hungtkdohoa
Email: viethungaulac@gmail.com
A photo project done while on a UNESCO trip to Baku, Azerbaijan to document the old city. These photographs document the doorways and doors along the rugged paths of Baku.