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A serene sidewalk flanked by lush greenery invites a peaceful stroll through a vibrant neighborhood.
A path leading to the tourist resort at Changa Manga, Pakistan's largest planted forest located in Chunian - 70km from Lahore.
This new sculpture is so random and unpredictable - unlike traditional playground equipment. There's a lot to look at explore. The girls had so much fun on it.
Pathways
Lauren Harrington
In this series of paintings, Lauren Harrington is exploring ‘Pathways’, not only those that she’s travelling on in her new journey into the Visual Arts, but also her imminent transition from school into the Performing Arts. Both journeys are exciting, inspiring and challenging, with a world of inspirational artists and material to draw from.
Photos Taken by Edwin Ladd - Mr Ladd Media the Official Photographer for Birmingham Awards 2018 held at Edgbaston Cricket Stadium on 24th November 2018. #BrumAwards18 #MrLaddMedia
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▪Ifraz Ahmed
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▪Dan Kelly & Gemma Hill (Heart FM)
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▪Tony Elvin
▪Safaraz Ali
▪Paul Cadman
▪Kate Canty
▪Paul Faulkner
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▪Birmingham City University
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▪South & City College Birmingham
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▪Pathway Group
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This would be the first of my pathway photos , i found it accidentally in a place you would not even imagine that a place like this could exist . had some spare time , camera and tripod in the car , why not go take some pics .
The Marcus Adams house, pictured here in 1900, was a well-known inn and tavern along the Erie Canal in the once bustling port of Adams Basin. According to his diary, Marcus Adams of Bloomfield, Ontario County, moved to the area in 1827 just after the opening of the Canal. He and his brother Myron ran a store, tavern and boarding house in this building. At the time this picture was taken, it was owned and operated by the Ryan family. Marcus Adams was a creative entrepreneur and started many different business ventures in Adams Basin. He and two other men began a silk business by planting a 5 acre nursery of mulberry trees which they used as nourishment for a load of silk worms. The business was successful for awhile, with the silk worms producing a good quantity of silk. However, an airborne fungus infected the mulberry trees and in turn caused the silk worms to sicken and die just before they spun their cocoons. Adams also tried his hand at developing new methods to build barrels and cut roofing shingles, and invented new machines to clear stumps and extract sugar out of corn. Adams moved his family to Suspension Bridge in the mid-19th century when he became unhappy with the rough-and-tumble reputation the Basin had acquired among the people who traveled the Erie Canal.
The Adams house was purchased and restored by Bud and Elsie Nichols in the 1970s. Bud and Elsie retired a few years ago, and the inn, now known as the Adams Basin Inn, is run by Halya Sobikiw. The inn contains the oldest intact tavern barroom on the Erie Canal today and operates as a bed-and-breakfast. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986.