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Sculptures from visionary artist John Ehn;'s Old Trapper's Lodge, c. 1950s - 1981.
Original site not extant, now relocated to the campus of Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA.
Operation jungle relocation completed! I was bringing home almost all my plants from work since I was leaving the company. I gave a few away to some of my coworkers but the majority of them I had to take back home. Hopefully my dad doesn't see this plant shelf down at the guest room, haha! (Thursday, April 14, 2022; 6:54 p.m.)
**Did you know? Plants can reduce stress! Adding any greenery to the workspace, room, canteen or boardroom or painting the walls green (sage green or seafoam is recommended) calms minds and fosters creative thinking, innovation and imagination... For a cost-effective way to enhance thinking, mood and performance, it’s time to reconsider the value of plants!
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Moving is an important event in everyone’s life. It is a unique experience that will change everything around you and it will take you to a new start. There are many things to know and learn about relocation, especially if this is going to be your first move ever. Organization up to the last detail is crucial, but one thing that is often forgotten about is the changing of Address. Here is the list we think you should complete when changing your Address.
Also called Granada Relocation Center, located in Granada, Colorado.
Photos taken June 2019 - #roadtrip76days
Noke church is a modest two-cell structure dating back to the 13th century (replacing a Norman predecessor) consisting simply of a humble nave and chancel. It is a very rustic building with only a bellcote protruding above roof level (a 19th century replacement a previous square wooden belfry).
The interior is as humble as one would expect from the exterior, the main 19th century intervention being the scraping of plaster from the walls. There was a mortuary chapel added to the north side in the late 16th century but this was demolished in 1745 after falling into disrepair and a few of its monuments remain, such as the brass to the Bradshaw family and the mutilated remains of the early 17th century effigy of Benedict Winchcombe peering out from behind the pews in the chancel. The west window has some fetching modern glass depicting red and white poppies to mark the anniversary of the ending of World War II.
We found the church open when we dropped by in April 2009 but I'm not sure whether it is still generally kept open or not.
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the funny thing about moving is that you tend to forget how much stuff you have. Everything you see in this picture I have not laid eyes on since January 7th