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Now only 12 days remain until we settle on our new home. I took these pictures on New Year's Eve, but probably looks much the same today. I have not been there for a few weeks. It has been a long wait, so we are getting anxious to move.
My paternal grandparents' home in Kinder, Louisiana, ca. 1972.
The land on which this house stood and from which the surrounding farm sprung were purchased during the Great Depression. It originally was the city-dump. What a great bargain.
The 'dump' became a 'gilded-age' palace to the next generation of children who found a love of life, learning, wonder, and a Garden of Eden on its acres of fertile ground.
On that front porch, behind those louvered windows, a Christmas tree stood decked-out in its colored lights, signalling to a generation of grandchildren that very soon their fondest wishes would be fulfilled.
On that back porch, behind those windows on the right, were twenty-years worth of National Geographic Magazines. They never ceased to intrigue your's truly.
In the bedroom, behind those windows on the left, many young exhausted grandchildren reluctantly fell asleep on the endlessly squeaking cast-iron bedsteads. None of them could dream what the next morning held in store.
On this land we picked grapes from a large vineyard, snatched handfuls of strawberries from our grandmothers patch, or eagerly climbed ladders into huge bushes to pluck blueberries which were to became part of our breakfast, lunch, or dinner feasts.
Here we would fish in the sun drenched pond behind the house, or squirm as our doting fathers would dig in the compost heap for earthworms to bait our hooks.
Sometimes we could observe bananas growing on the banana trees planted in the backyard or get sick eating too many of the out of season pecans which we little tykes had to leap to reach.
I could never acquire a taste for the persimmons which grew at the front corners of the house and thought all they were good for was to squish under your feet as they rotted on the ground.
I did, however, acquire a lasting sympathy for "June Bugs" as they met their watery demise in large contraptions my grandfather built to reduce the numbers of their destructive larvae.
It is amazing how sheer wonderment can dispell the voracious mosquitoes, tolerate the agonizing, endless itch of red bugs, or 'chiggers', and even ignore the frequent bumps, bruises, and skinned knees.
Today, everything in this photograph is gone. No tree or structure still stands. A mere vacant lot. No more fond memories to be made here.
This place where so many children feasted on handpicked grapes, blueberries, huckleberries, strawberries, fieldpeas, and caught brim & catfish from the pond is forever gone.
The tiny rice-farming town is now awash in luxuries owed to the casinos that have made Kinder, Louisiana (known on highway billboards as 'Coushatta') into a place too busy for the slower paced, more meager pleasures of life.
(12 x 7.6 inches)
it has been a while since I added one.
difficult enough shot and not sure about the result, a few factors to make it difficult included uneven and unstable ground massive difference in dynamic range and I left my pocket wizzards at home.
shot with a 5d mkii, 24mm ts mkii. 430 on top triggering 4 x sb80s inside ( one on top of the door one CL and 2 CR
a second exposure with no flashes
This property was recovered from the home of a burglary suspect - and we believe it's stolen. If it belongs to you please call PC Ross Flay on 101.
Stolen property recovered by Bellevue Police. Contact Det. Christiansen at 425-452-4178 for more information.
Bellevue Police have recovered a large amount of stolen property and jewelry recently. The property was recovered on 12/10/2012. Some of the property recovered was from burglaries in several cities, including Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell and Seattle.
If you are a victim of a burglary that occurred between October 2012 and December 10, 2012 please review the attached photos. If any property belongs to you, contact Detective Lindquist at e-mail propertydet@bellevuewa.gov.
Describe to him the property you believe is yours by referencing the evidence number with the photo. Leave a contact phone number, address of your burglary, and your burglary police case number. Detective Lindquist will contact you regarding viewing the property. You will need to provide verification of ownership and a police case report number prior to any items will be released.
The Property Of Bristol guys have made up another T Shirt - 10 golden nuggets if you give me, Tomasz, Paddy or Rich a shout....
The observant of you will notice that somehow the colours got mixed up in the print process... I guess that makes it a rare collectors item or something!!?
Weathervane Playhouse in Akron, Ohio, presents Lorraine Hansberry's "A Raisin in the Sun" -- live on stage from Jan. 29 to Feb. 15.
ABOUT THE SHOW
Set during the early 1950s, "A Raisin in the Sun" tells the timeless story of one family’s grasp for a piece of the American Dream — and the explosive backlash that erupts when they seek to become the first black family to move into an all-white neighborhood.
The play revolves around the divergent dreams and conflicts within three generations of the Youngers, a black family living in a cramped apartment in Chicago’s racially segregated Southside neighborhood. The family’s struggle for dignity and their quest for a better life shape the powerful drama in this ground-breaking masterpiece of the American theater
Younger family matriarch Lena (whom everyone calls “Mama”) is the strong, moral heart of her clan, but she clashes frequently with her extended family. The family’s “man of the house” is her son Walter Lee, who works as a chauffeur but remains frustrated by his dead-end position in both life and the workplace. Walter’s wife is Ruth, who masks her discontent by directing all her energies toward her husband and their young son, Travis. Walter’s sister, Beneatha, is a young dreamer who dabbles in various hobbies and activities but embraces a strong desire to become a doctor.
When the insurance money from her deceased husband’s insurance policy comes through, Mama dreams of moving to a new home and a better neighborhood. But Walter Lee, who describes himself as a volcano full of internalized regrets and pipe dreams, has other plans: he wants to buy a liquor store and be “his own man.” Meanwhile, Beneatha wants to spend the money on her medical schooling. The tensions within the family and the blatant prejudice they receive from outside their home combine to shape the rich dramatic texture in this seminal American play.
THE CAST
TAMICKA SCRUGGS
Ruth Younger
BRIAN KENNETH ARMOUR
Walter Lee Younger
JOHNTAE LIPSCOMB
Travis Younger
TAYLOR ADAMS
Beneatha Younger
KEEYA CHAPMAN-LANGFORD
Lena Younger
MICHAEL SWAIN
Joseph Asagai
BRIAN STEELE
George Murchison
CHACE COULTER
Karl Lindner
KYM WILLIAMS
Bobo
THE CREATIVE TEAM
JIMMIE WOODY
Director
TABA ALEEM
Stage Manager
SCOTT CRIM
Lighting Designer
AUDREY FLIEGEL
Sound Designer
JOE HUNTER
Properties Designer
JASEN J. SMITH
Costume Designer
TODD DIERINGER
Scenic Co-Designer
KATHY KOHL
Scenic Co-Designer and Assistant Technical Director
The photos in this Flickr set were shot for Weathervane Playhouse by Scott Diese at the show's final dress rehearsal on Jan. 28, 2015.
As a CP employee so stated, they stole this CN SD70ACe-P6 from them and it sat parked near Bensenville Yard today
Bellevue Police have recovered a large amount of stolen property and jewelry recently. The property was recovered on 12/10/2012. Some of the property recovered was from burglaries in several cities, including Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell and Seattle.
If you are a victim of a burglary that occurred between October 2012 and December 10, 2012 please review the attached photos. If any property belongs to you, contact Detective Lindquist at e-mail propertydet@bellevuewa.gov.
Describe to him the property you believe is yours by referencing the evidence number with the photo. Leave a contact phone number, address of your burglary, and your burglary police case number. Detective Lindquist will contact you regarding viewing the property. You will need to provide verification of ownership and a police case report number prior to any items will be released.
Stolen property recovered by Bellevue Police. Contact Det. Christiansen at 425-452-4178 for more information.
Bellevue Police have recovered a large amount of stolen property and jewelry recently. The property was recovered on 12/10/2012. Some of the property recovered was from burglaries in several cities, including Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell and Seattle.
If you are a victim of a burglary that occurred between October 2012 and December 10, 2012 please review the attached photos. If any property belongs to you, contact Detective Lindquist at e-mail propertydet@bellevuewa.gov.
Describe to him the property you believe is yours by referencing the evidence number with the photo. Leave a contact phone number, address of your burglary, and your burglary police case number. Detective Lindquist will contact you regarding viewing the property. You will need to provide verification of ownership and a police case report number prior to any items will be released.
First time back at a National Trust property since the lockdown began.
We had to book a slot in advance online days before we went.
Views of the moated manor house at Baddesley Clinton. While the house is closed, the gardens and grounds were open.
Grade I Listed Building
Baddesley Clinton House and Bridge over Moat
Listing Text
BADESLEY CLINTON
SP 17 SE
1/1 Baddesley Clinton House
11.4.67 and bridge over moat
(formerly listed as
Baddesley Clinton Hall,
including bridge over
moat)
GV I
Manor house. Late C15, on earlier site; south-east range refronted c.1736: late
C19 service wing added to north-east side of south-west range designed and built
by Edward Heneage Dering. Courtyard plan. North-east range: stone ashlar; old
brick flues, bridge end stack to right with octagonal brick flue. 2-storey,
6-window range. Gatehouse at right of centre: 4-centred outer archway encloses
4-centred doorway with spandrels. Panelled and studded door to inner doorway.
6-light stone mullion and transom window to first floor. Battlemented parapet
to gatehouse. 2-light stone mullion window with 4-centre arched heads to
lights, at left of centre 3-light stone mullion window with 4-centre arched
heads to lights, at right,. 5-light stone mullion window to left of centre. Two
3-light stone mullion windows, with flat stone arches having keystones, to
left. Continuous hoodmould to right, and to left of centre. 4-light stone
mullion window to first floor right. 3-light stone mullion window to first
floor right of centre. 4-light stone mullion window to first floor left of
centre. Two 3-light stone mullion window to first floor left. South-east
range: red brick; old plain-tile roof; various brick stacks,with octagonal or
diagonally set brick flues, 2 storey A-window range. Irregular fenestration,
mostly of C18 three-light wood casements with segmental brick heads. south-west
range: stone ashlar; old plain-tile roof; various brick stacks. 2-storey,
6-window range. Irregular fenestration, mostly of 3-light stone mullion
windows. Single-storey addition to centre with hipped old plain-tile roof, has
2 round-arched blind recesses to moat. Wood casement window to ground floor.
Courtyard: irregular fenestration. Interior: entrance hall has close-studded
timber-framing to walls. Great hall has stone fireplace of decorative pillars
supporting a frieze and atlantes flanking rectangular panel with round heraldic
central panel with strapwork surroundings. Dining room has late C16 panelling
and carved wood fireplace with pillars supporting a frieze and with richly
carved central heraldic panel. Drawing room has C17 panelling and chimney piece
placed here C18 Henry Ferrers' Bedroom, also known as the state bedroom has
panelling and chimney-piece of c.1629. Other rooms also have panelling and
carved chimney pieces. Bridge. Early C18. Red brick. 2 round arches, plain
brick parapet. History: site held by the Clintons, then was bought by John
Brome in 1438. Held by the Brome family, and passed by inheritance to the
Ferrers family in 1517. Henry Ferrers (1549-1633) carried out much work at the
house.
(Buildings of England: Warwickshire: 1966, pp8l-82; Baddesley Clinton: national
Trust Guide Book, 1986)
(60)
Listing NGR: SP1995071467
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
This property was recovered from the home of a burglary suspect - and we believe it's stolen. If it belongs to you please call PC Ross Flay on 101.
one from earlier this year, quick thing with ging of Shrunken heads for the notts property events.
photo courtesy of inastate.
Bellevue Police have recovered a large amount of stolen property and jewelry recently. The property was recovered on 12/10/2012. Some of the property recovered was from burglaries in several cities, including Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell and Seattle.
If you are a victim of a burglary that occurred between October 2012 and December 10, 2012 please review the attached photos. If any property belongs to you, contact Detective Lindquist at e-mail propertydet@bellevuewa.gov.
Describe to him the property you believe is yours by referencing the evidence number with the photo. Leave a contact phone number, address of your burglary, and your burglary police case number. Detective Lindquist will contact you regarding viewing the property. You will need to provide verification of ownership and a police case report number prior to any items will be released.
Finally removing unsightly old iron wire fence
while I removed over fifty feet today its added to another 45 feet
i found one rolled up portion that was flattened on the other side
of the granite wall and another short section of different wire fence I removed from the Yew's end . about 120 feet so far today removed . Getting this manageable and flattened will be fun and I cant wait to rid this from my property .
Bellevue Police have recovered a large amount of stolen property and jewelry recently. The property was recovered on 12/10/2012. Some of the property recovered was from burglaries in several cities, including Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell and Seattle.
If you are a victim of a burglary that occurred between October 2012 and December 10, 2012 please review the attached photos. If any property belongs to you, contact Detective Lindquist at e-mail propertydet@bellevuewa.gov.
Describe to him the property you believe is yours by referencing the evidence number with the photo. Leave a contact phone number, address of your burglary, and your burglary police case number. Detective Lindquist will contact you regarding viewing the property. You will need to provide verification of ownership and a police case report number prior to any items will be released.
Art Franke (left), Indiana NRCS district conservationist for Steuben County, Tom Dykstra, the property owner, and Bill Lambert, Indiana NRCS northeast Area Easement Program Specialist, tour Dykstra’s wetland reserve easement located in Fremont, Indiana June 7, 2022. Dykstra purchased the 110-acre wetland reserve easement in 2015. The property was originally enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement Program through USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service in 2010 through an initiative in the Fish Creek Watershed aimed at creating habitat for the endangered copper belly water snake. Dykstra worked with NRCS in 2019 to connect multiple wetlands on the property with tile drains and water control structures to address flooding issues caused by excessive rain. The structures enable him to manually control the water level throughout the property. Dykstra is also working with NRCS to address invasive species on the property. (NRCS photo by Brandon O’Connor)
Property of The Hudson Union Society.
Taken 7/9/14, during the event with political commentator, author, syndicated columnist, politician, and broadcaster Pat Buchanan. Buchanan was a senior advisor to American Presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan, and was an original host on CNN's Crossfire. He sought the Republican presidential nomination in 1992 and 1996. He ran on the Reform Party ticket in the 2000 presidential election.
Photo taken by Justin Hoch - www.jhoch.com.
Bellevue Police have recovered a large amount of stolen property and jewelry recently. The property was recovered on 12/10/2012. Some of the property recovered was from burglaries in several cities, including Bellevue, Redmond, Bothell and Seattle.
If you are a victim of a burglary that occurred between October 2012 and December 10, 2012 please review the attached photos. If any property belongs to you, contact Detective Lindquist at e-mail propertydet@bellevuewa.gov.
Describe to him the property you believe is yours by referencing the evidence number with the photo. Leave a contact phone number, address of your burglary, and your burglary police case number. Detective Lindquist will contact you regarding viewing the property. You will need to provide verification of ownership and a police case report number prior to any items will be released.
Cabana
Property Amenity
The Westin Lake Las Vegas Resort & Spa
101 Montelago Blvd
Henderson, Nevada (NV), 89011
United States
www.starwoodhotels.com/westin/property/overview/index.htm...
jonathan.phillips@starwoodhotels.com
974-498-0586
This beautiful family home was professionally styled by our talented styling team in Brisbane. The use of furniture and accessories changed the property into a warm family home.
The team at Thornton's Property Services in 2002 were, from left - Brian Hart, Fiona Ferrier, Sheena Hardie, Shirley Miller, Pat Rae and Nadine Robertson.
Stolen property recovered by Bellevue Police. Contact Det. Christiansen at 425-452-4178 for more information.
Stolen property recovered by Bellevue Police. Contact Det. Christiansen at 425-452-4178 for more information.
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Stolen property recovered by Bellevue Police. Contact Det. Christiansen by email, JChristiansen@bellevuewa.gov, or by phone at 425-452-4178 for more information.
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