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Sapphire Princess' new Piazza atrium is in full swing now that the ship is back in service after her extensive makeover. This popular venue now features the International Cafe, Vines wine bar and Alfredo's Pizzeria.
Princess Peach, Mario Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography (instagram.com/azproductioncosp) Cosplayer: Cat (www.instagram.com/bambilashesdesign/);
The Prince, Snow White, Prince Charming, Cinderella, Prince Phillip, Princess Aurora / Dream Along With Mickey
Princess Coaches, West End, Southampton.
Scania K400EB4 with Irizar C48Ft body, new in 2015.
Photographed entering Southampton Docks, July 2017.
Today we have beautiful sunny and warm morning .All of us feel better after a hard hot wave. Cindy feels better too. Here is she after her grooming ,in her favorite place: the entrance to the kitchen. She sends kissies and wags, the best wishes for all.
Made this one for a joint birthday party for a boy and a girl. It was a Knights and Princesses party so I couldn't go too girly or too masculine with the design. Very simple cake with buttercream frosting and vine/flower details, marzipan for the doors and windows and ice-cream cones for the towers. I experimented with my new fondant impression mats in cobblestone and wood grain. Had I had time to let the buttercream set up properly, the cobblestone would have been very successful. It was still OK, but more time would have made all the difference.
Princess Marina Hospital, although finished in 1966, is built on a pavilion plan. This layout can be traced back to the 19th century, when prevention of tuberculosis (then called "consumption") was a principle concern. The loggia plan afforded patients and staff maximimum exposure to fresh air. And if one of the pavilions were contaminated, it could be easily contained, through the closure of the loggia. Tuberculosis is still frequently seen here, especially amongst patients whose immune systems have been compromised by HIV.
2018 gave the birth to a new season in Disneyland Paris: the Pirates and Princesses Festival. 4 times daily the Disney Princesses and the Disney Pirates would travel through Main Street, USA and Fantasyland to meet at Castle Square for a dance-off to prove who are better: Pirates or Princesses.
Team Pirates was led by the colorful pirate Billy Ocean, assisted by Minnie Mouse, while Team Princesses was led by Betty Rose, expert in all things "princessy", assisted by Mickey. Team Pirates was joined by Jake the Pirate from Disney Junior, Captain Hook, Mr. Smee, Peter Pan and Wendy. Team Princesses was made up by the classic Disney Princesses like Snow White, Aurora (Sleeping Beauty) and Belle, although Moana and Merida danced for Team Princesses as well.
Although the Pirates and Princesses Festival was meant as a one time event the season proved to be so successful Disneyland Paris announced it will return next year. The success of the season is, for a large part, due to the interactive media campaign Disneyland Paris used to make the season known, including youtube instruction videos on the dances for both Team Pirates and Team Princesses and the spectacular press release at the Opére Garnier in Paris, France: youtu.be/M7OXv4bVWLw
Ruby Princess ~ Cruise Ship
IMO 9378462
GT...113,000
Built...2008
Flag..Bermuda
Seen here anchored close to Hound Point,South Queensferry.
Hmmmm..........slightly over-accessorised!
:-D
To tell the truth, I dropped her crown and it broke in half, so the flowers are a cover-up - don't now what my excuse is for all the other ones though! :-)
DD's dress for a special trip to see The Nutcracker performed by the QLD Ballet Company.
Ottobre Design 3/2008 #19 in size 128
I also made the tulle petticoat, but it doesn't seem to give it as much 'boofiness' as I expected.
She picked the pattern and the fabric. It's not the taffetta as prescribed by the pattern, but a heavy cotton lace (from stash), paired with a stretch cotton poplin (the only fabric we could find to perfectly match the lace in colour).
The lace sections are interlined to prevent the seams from showing through. The bodice sections are lined with a very lightweight cotton.
Petersen Automotive Museum
Built in Los Angeles, the Petite Speciale was derived from the Little Princess, a small roadster with Renault-like styling manufactured in Detroit. Although much of the car's basic coachwork was retained' designer G.M. Kennedy altered the fenders, added a permanent top with beveled glass windows, installed wire wheels, and imbued the car with flare by nickel-plating virtually every part that was not painted.
Kennedy took several years and spent more than $6,000.00 (the equivalent to $200,000.00 today to create this prototype. An estimated five cars were ultimately produced, but the car never went into full production because of a lack of financial backing and material shortages brought on by WWI. This rare survivor illustrates how some entrepreneurs attempted to capture a portion of the early Southern California market by offering vehicles with flashy trim, bright colors, and progressive styling as a means of creating distinction in an already crowded, but lucrative marketplace.
·Golden Princess Consist of the ff:
Three main dining rooms for a more intimate dining experience
·Four pools including the all-weather Calypso Pool; 9 whirlpools
·Elegant, but human-scaled, three-level atrium
·Three distinctive main show lounges
·706 cabins (55% of all cabins) feature balconies
·Intimate Italian Trattoria and Southwestern-style restaurants
·The luxurious, personal service of the Lotus Spa
·A choice of traditional or flexible dining times
See set comments for “Golden Princess Overview”.