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I finished this's few weeks ago and I am quite pleased with how it turned out! I have been working non stop on my moc for BFVA so I haven't spent much time building vehicles but hopefully I can build a few move vehicles before brick fair.
-Ethan
Excerpt from www.visionsoftravel.org/sheung-wan-magic-unknown-temples-hk/:
The recently renovated Pak Sing Ancestral Hall (42 Tai Ping Shan St) was originally a storeroom for bodies awaiting burial in China. It contains the ancestral tablets of around 3000 departed souls.
I Tsz (meaning a free Ancestral Hall), was built in 1851 on Taipingshan Street to house ancestral tablets of deceased Chinese mainlanders, many of whom had moved to Hong Kong soon after colonisation by the British, to seek a better living. Some had died homeless without relatives to arrange a burial and I Tsz provided a home for commemorative tablets (name plates) to be housed in order that relatives, arriving at a later date, could collect the tablets to take back to the mainland. Later, coffins containing the dead were also housed at I Tsz to await repatriation and some terminally ill Chinese, who had been turned out of their homes in the crowded conditions also found refuge at the temple. Following an outcry over the appalling conditions where the dead and dying lay next to each other with no medical care, the then Governor, Richard MacDonnell, agreed to a long standing request from the Chinese community for land for a Chinese hospital and this led to the founding of Tung Wah Hospital.
This is for Ciara who tweaked her photo to suit my taste.
We saw this old man at the Malaysia's Merdeka celebrations near North London last weekend. Don't know his name but he was shouting out "Ali Baba" a lot.
Duped layers, multiplied, overlaid, desaturated & cropped to taste.
Closely related to bok choi, this leafy green Chinese vegetable belongs to the cabbage family (though tastes nothing like cabbage!).
It has long green, slightly ribbed leaf stalks and soft oval green leaves.
The leaves and stems are best suited to brief stir-frying or steaming to retain their mild flavour.
Occasionally you may be able to find baby pak choi which can be cooked whole. Great for a diet, because few calories!
I love them in my soups though!
I wish you all the very best and thanks for all your kind words, time, comments and faves. Very much appreciated.
M, (*_*)
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A design that hasn't changed much over the years because its one of my favorites. If you've followed me for a while, you've probably seen this before.
Feel free to check out my custom collection of kits here:
(for English see below)
Sníh? Tady v Polabí? Nevěřil jsem tomu a z lidí kolem asi taky nikdo. Den za dnem, deset, dvacet, třicet. S Vandiným tátou jsme se střídali během dne u hrabla a lopaty...
A pak jsem na něm vyžebral odměnu: prehistorickej stativ po nějakým dědečkovi, železnej, zlobil, ale hlavně byl - zatímco ten můj se válel 150 kiláků daleko. Čas na noční lov.
Je pozdní večer, 10. leden 2010 a trutnovský depo má s hydrama evidentní problém. Tehdy to byla celkem novinka: vlak jel z Trutnova do Kolína a pak přecházel na Rumburky. No a když se nedařilo... Tentokrát tenhle záskok chytila 750.285. Rudej ďábel. Mimořádně fotogenická mašina.
Po deseti letech - s teplotou kolem deseti nad nulou za oknem a modrou drážní realitou to vypadá jak fotka z jinýho světa.
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Such a snowfall? Here in Central Bohemian lowlands, perhaps the least probable place? Well, even the dad of my GF couldn't belive that. As it was necessary for his business I was trying to help him cleaning his backyard a bit. Well, a bit... actually I have never before nor after that worked so much with a shovel. And as a reward, he gave me an old tripod, a rugged, heavy and obsolete one, but at least I had some as my own had stayed some 100 miles away. And in the evening I tried to use my chance.
It is a late evening, January 10th 2010, the snow still keeps on falling and I finally get her. One of those more rarely seen: east-bohemian "Red Devil" of Goggles-class, 750.285 as a replacement for a disabled 854-Class.
In just ten years it can not be more ironic as there is hardly any temperature below zero, we have still not seen any snow this season and all those cars depicted are either heavily modified or do not exist any more. Well, maybe that tripod can be found somewhere...
A scene taken at Pak Nai
Pak Nai is a piece of wetland in northwestern tip of Hong Kong. People flock to Pak Nai during holidays to experience the moment of sunset. The scene is a luxury for people in Hong Kong who live inside a concrete jungle.
My first artillery gun!
The Panzer abwehr kanone 36 was the smallest anti-tank gun in the Wehrmacht.The PAK 36 was highly mobile. But later in the war, the PAK 36 was outdated.Hope you like the designing!
-domkdr22
LUMIX DMC-GH1, LUMIX G VARIO HD 14-140mm/F4.0-5.8 ASPH./MEGA O.I.S., 2011/1/2, Pak Ou, Luang Prabang, Laos
Pak Choi, auch Pak Choy, Pok Choi bzw. im Deutschen Chinesischer Senfkohl oder Chinesischer Blätterkohl (Brassica rapa subsp. chinensis) genannt, ist ein naher Verwandter des Chinakohls. Er bildet lockere Köpfe mit hellen Blattrippen. Die Blätter sind von dunklerem Grün, ähnlich denen des Mangolds. (Wiki)
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