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I made this cake for one of my best friend's daughter, the lovely Diya, who turned 4 at the weekend. This was my first attempt at a castle cake and I'm really pleased with how it turned out! The two tiers are moist chocolate cake and the tower was actually handmade from cardboard and covered to match the cake. As requested by Diya the castle was pink with purple highlights :-)
The little princess of Tanou-Sakassou
In Tanou-Sakassou, a village located in the commune of Bouaké, pottery occupies an important place in the socio-economic activities of the said village. As an integral part of its identity, pottery stimulates the tourist attractiveness of the village of Tanou-Sakassou, while de facto guaranteeing the sustainability of the practice of pottery activity within this village.
10 stop neutral density filter to blur water and Ultra Wide Angle to show separation of pier. 15 seconds at F14.
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LMS Stanier 6201 "Princess Elizabeth" 4-6-2 arriving at Hellifield North Yorkshire from Preston with the Northern Belle railtour, after taking on water from a hydrant re-started her train for Carlisle & Carnforth via the Settle & Carlisle line.
46201 - Princess Elizabeth
Arriving at Newbury Racecourse with The Cathedrals Express
London Victoria to Minehead
23/8/2016
Skin – 7 Deadly s{K}ins: Marigold in Pineapple
Necklace – Glint: Random Rings Necklace
Earrings – Glint: Random Rings Necklace Earrings
Dress – Lillou’s Designs: Palomma Dress
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Princess Cruises cruise ship Sky Princess heading into the Solent from Southampton Water
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I made this outfit mostly from my last Stardoll fashion pack, and she ended up looking like a fantasy princess character (with fierce heels)
A little princess at the Joozh event tonight. She was so cute and struck a pose as soon as I pointed the camera at her. Gorgeous.
Each tier represents a Disney Princess. I was asked to use Cinderella, Jasmin, and Belle. I also was asked to include a tiara. So I decided to replicate Sleeping Beauty's crown....to keep with the theme ; )
My great uncle Ben must have been heartened to receive this Box at the front on Christmas day 1914.
The brass box originally contained a variety of items such as tobacco and chocolate together with the Christmas card and photograph of the Princess.
Princess Mary sent this message to the nation
"I want you now to help me to send a Christmas present from the whole of the nation to every sailor afloat and every soldier at the front. I am sure that we should all be happier to feel that we had helped to send our little token of love and sympathy on Christmas morning, something that would be useful and of permanent value.
A Princess Mary Gift Fund Box was a treasured possession of many veteran soldiers of the First World War, even when the original contents – usually cigarettes and rolling tobacco – had long been used. The embossed brass box was air-tight, and made a useful container for money, tobacco, papers and photographs, so was often carried through subsequent service.
A great many men carefully repacked their presents and sent them home to their wives and families.
Sadly Benjamin like many others did not return home and died in France in 1918 from pneumonia aged 29 and is buried at Les Baraques Military Cemetery, Sangatte France.
Once-upon-a-time, there was a princess who thought she was so beautiful that she never had to bathe. Naturally her parents wanted her out of the castle. They sent word throughout the land that their daughter was available for marriage.
Men came from far away to see if the tales of her beauty were true. Unfortunately many had to be hospitalized because of her odor. It was a common sight to brave princes galloping away from the castle asking God to make the pain go away.
A passing witch turned the princess into a frog so she wouldn't have to smell her. "You will turn back into a princess when a man loves you for who you are, or you learn how to use a bar of soap...whichever comes first."
One day a handsome prince came to see her. He wasn't at all affected by her body odor. She fell in love with the handsome prince as well. He asked her to marry him and the prince took her away from the castle, much to the joy and relief of the people.
They lived happily together for many years. One day she asked him if he still thought she was beautiful. He told her that actually she was ugly, but she smelled really nice.