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Heineken is one of Amsterdam’s proudest exports, and we’ve decided to celebrate the city’s proud relationship with this amber gold with out Amsterdam Heineken Boat Cruise!
No trip to Amsterdam can be complete without a trip out on the canals, and an ice cold Heineken. Our ...
The camera was set at f22, 1/200th sec,ISO 100. One flash behind me, full power, zoom 105mm. Another flash camera left, 45 degree angle, 1/16th power, 105mm zoom
Just built a new compooper, and the lady is not too psyched bout it... probably because it's hooked up to a 32" tv, and she'd rather watch Larry David over me lurking the innernets...
Peterborough is a city in eastern England. It’s known for the 12th- and 13th-century Peterborough Cathedral, with its Gothic facade. In a former hospital building, the Peterborough Museum has a reconstructed Victorian operating theatre, plus fossils and paintings. Flag Fen Archaeology Park features Bronze Age village and causeway remains. Nene Park is home to woodlands, footpaths and Ferry Meadows recreation area.
Mailed from - / PETERBOROUGH / 7.30 PM / JA 28 / 09 / 2 / - double ring postmark
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As to the origin of Fire Valley, the BC Minister of Mines report for 1901 said it was “so called from the fact that a fire swept up the valley and killed all the trees on both hillsides,” but didn’t give the date of the fire. Another theory suggests red granite surrounding the valley might have been the name’s origin.
An application for the Fire Valley post office was filed in 1893, but it didn’t open until almost a year later. In 1906, the post office was renamed Needles, although it’s unclear whether it actually moved. The name reverted back to Fire Valley in 1908 and closed in 1910. A new Needles post office was established in 1908 and closed in 1968 upon the flooding of the Arrow Lakes. Today the only thing left of the old community is its cemetery.
From - BRITISH COLUMBIA POSTAL HISTORY RESEARCH GROUP - JUNE 1995 - FIRE VALLEY - Pete Jacobi provides a number of quotes from the late Marvel Milne's book duet where is Edgewood? regarding the establishment and location of Fire Valley and the change of name to Needles. The main question is "Why there was a distinction between Needles (1) and Needles (2) when its postal service was continuous from October 1, 1906 to March 7, 1968". This is not the first time this question has been asked. The postal records clearly show what officially happened but fail to recognize that Needles moved back and forth from one side of the narrows to the other and at least one postmaster appears to have moved taking the post office with him. Ms. Milne states that "By the fall of 1894 there were twenty-two settlers. They found a post office was needed, so John Bangs contacted the authorities and they gave him permission to have one in his house in October of that year. In 1902 John went to Calgary to study law so he could become the Justice of the peace." Like many local historians Ms. Milne is partly correct. The Fire Valley Post Office was established on October 1, 1894 but the postmaster was O.J. Vail, not John Bangs. Mr. Bangs had pre-empted land on Barnes Creek near the present Needles Airport in 1891 but did not become postmaster until March 1, 1898. His land was some 4 miles up the creek from Needles spit on the Arrow Lakes and 10 miles from Killarney Landing located near the present site of Edgewood. Mr. Bangs left for Calgary in October 1902 and two months later Mr. R. Shiell took over the Fire Valley post office. Indication are that Mr. Shiell lived near the Needle, a narrow spit of land, on the west side of the narrows between the Upper and Lower Arrow Lakes. Shortly after taking over the Fire Valley Post Office he had the name changed to Needles. He resigned July 1, 1908 at which time the name of the Needles (1) Post Office was changed back to Fire Valley (2) and a new Needles (2) Post Office was established. Maps of the period show the Needles Post Office on the east side of the narrows not in its present location on the west side. The Fire Valley Post Office remained in operation until October 24, 1910 when it was closed, listed as being "no longer required". Some time between the closing of the Fire Valley (2) Post Office in 1910 and the opening of the Fauquier Post Office on June 1, 1913 the Needles Post Office must have moved back to the west side of the lake near the present Needles ferry landing. The Needles office was closed April 30, 1968 and the Fauquier office was moved to its present location following the building of the Arrow Lakes Dam.
- from 1908 "Lovell's Gazetteer of the Dominion of Canada" - FIRE VALLEY, a post office in Kootenay District, B.C., near the Arrow Lakes, on the steamboat route from Arrowhead to West Robson.
The name reverted back to Fire Valley - 1 July 1908 and closed - 24 October 1910
/ FIRE VALLEY / FE 13 / 09 / B.C. / (2) second opening - split ring cancel - this split ring hammer was proofed - 16 June 1908. (RF E)
This Post Card was addressed to: Mr. James Dalton / P.O. Fire Valley / British Columbia / Canada
Message on postcard reads - Don't let this poor old place get burnt up this time. I hope you get this alright. Love from all - Margaret
Canada Census, 1911
Name - James Dalton
Event Place Yale and Cariboo Sub-Districts 1-54, British Columbia, Canada
Gender - Male
Age (Estimated) - 39
Marital Status - Single
Religion - Anglican
Relationship to Head of Household - Lodger
Birth Date - Mar 1872
Birthplace - England
Immigration Year - 1902
A couple sitting on the Spree - It does not look like they have a good time there more like they quit the relationship at the moment.
The best relationship is the one in which your love for each other exceeds your need for each other
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Fujifilm X-E1 35mm f1.4 frame processed in DXO FilmPack 3 and Paintshop Pro x6. Thanks for the interest. :-D
Corsets and Fireplaces - Red: Godox V1 w/ Red gel to light the fireplace, Godox v1 front above to enhance the natural light from the window. Warming up after the jaunt to the woods for fog searching.
When a girl thinks of her future with her boyfriend, it is normal. But, when the boy thinks about his future with his girlfriend, he is serious.
A small window to scrap means this page might be recreated. The journaling came easy - but the layout was a struggle in my hurry. Here is is:“There are moments when I wish I could roll back the clock and take all the sadness away, but I have the feeling that if I did, the joy would be gone as well.” Nicholas Sparks- "A Walk to Remember"
This quote has grabbed me since I first found it. I avoided "A Walk to Remember" knowing that it would trigger so many emotions due to my work in family support at St. Jude. When I finally watched it- because Randy had it on and it sucked me in- I was amazed at the beauty of the story and the healing beyond the grief. It is a gem.
We were never promised that this life would be easy. It has great joys and great sorrows and the normal days in between are taken for granted.
As I see this picture and think of the relationships that have made me who I am today- my sister April stands out. Because of her, I learned to share...to draw a line in the stand and stand behind it...to think outside of the box...to embrace art...to love out loud...and to give in to an occasional impulse. She taught me that real love and "you drive me nuts" can co-exist. We learned to fight fair, forgive and move on as only siblings can. We shared genetics, family culture and childhood.
I haven't yet written the story of her death...not yet - but when asked to respond to "what is an important relationship in your life" I realized I haven't made a page like this about her. You don't get over grief- you get through it. In some ways, I miss her more now than I did when it first happened. She was serving in the Air Force at Kadena in Okinawa. I was a young mother and wife in 1996. I remember thinking with her impending marriage we would have that in common. I was looking ahead and not grasping all that was in the here and now.
To live fully each day, laugh often and hold those you treasure close is a choice...a goal...a way to live...today...not tomorrow...or next week. I am so grateful I had a sister for 28 years. I am even more grateful that we have eternity ahead.
My husband will laugh when he reads this because she was not "St. April" by any means- but love remembers the good and not the struggles. I am so grateful the last words we spoke to each other were- "I love you - see you soon." For her...it will be in a blink...for me a little longer. Until that day...I will hold tight to the memories and live fully as she would expect us to do- with joy and a happy heart.
February 5, 2013
Pic taken during a snorkeling trip to the famous Gili Islands of Lombok, Indonesia.
Vacation with me in my blog: Lombok, Indonesia
*Note: More pics of Sky and Scenery in my Sky and Scenery Album
5 pictures of a recent art piece by Bryan Keith Lanier here in the Gay Village, in Montreal. You might say it is my point of view rather than his, except in the first picture:
www.ticklebear4u.com/2013/11/if-walls-could-talk-305365-d...
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A pairing of old, weathered, but still very much alive Bristlecone Pines, high in a remote area of the White Mountains of California.
In a B&W mood.
When you truly care for someone, their mistakes never change your feelings because it's the mind that gets angry but the heart still cares.
Relationship Problems
The relations of everyone are different. But sometimes we face such similar issues. Whatever or however you are going in any relation but you are with this comfort that you are not alone.
Lack of communication:
If your issue is like you and your partner and don’t talk any m...
Making our relationship that much more legal in the State of Illinois.
February 10, 2012. Mclean County Law and Justice Center, Bloomington IL. Officiating Hnr. Judge Elizabeth Robb
Photo taken by our grandson, Kerrigan Epley (8).