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These pet graves were treasured pets during the last 100+ years at the manor house in the gardens we walked around. Some went back to the 1800's
I Remember
36" x 36" oil on canvas
(c) Alison Jardine 2010
In my childhood, I was heavily influenced by the smooth Disney cartoons, and their styling. This one draws on that heritage and tells of the secret lives of trees.
Freshly painted Vermont Railway GP60 381 with VTR 303-382 lead GMRC train 263 at Gaynors Crossing in Wallngford, VT on January 10, 2002. VRS acquired the former Tex Mex units, and lasted only about 18 months before they were traded for other power.
... and finally discovering that everything in all the universe is connected in some way, at some place, at some time with everything else in all the universe.
Its so nice to see an Old Friend and remnisce of times shared together.
Remembering Johnny Mathis
Trees of Green and Trees of Orange
Its a Wonderful World
Remembering Louis Armstrong :)
And some where over that Rainbowl Lies Mother Natures Pot Gold in full Autumn Glory :)
Remember The IZ :)
Speaking of Rainbows and Pots of Gold
Remember Hug a Tree, you will be glad you did :)
In Search of Fall Colords in Virginia.
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Yesterday I attended the Remembrance Day service in the city. I felt privileged to take these photos.
It was a year today that my beautiful Big Win crossed over the rainbow bridge. She was such a big cuddly girl and I miss her hugs. Mojo will only sit on your lap when she wants to (i.e. when it's cold!) and Nana avoids everyone at all times - lol
This was shot by my wife Emi. At the far end above the stairs, you will barely see me shooting.
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN SCULPTURE AT BRADBURY
The building offers a photo opportunity next to the sculpture of the comedian actor Charlie Chaplin in the main lobby. The sculpture was created by a Russian sculptor living in New York, Emmanuil Snitkovsky in 1989. The sculpture represents a life-size Charlie Chaplin in his famous role "The Little Trump". It was exhibited as part of a tribute back then to the actor's 100th birthday and organized by the Hollywood Arts Council.
"Charlie Chaplin" was the first of a series of sculptures to be grouped on "The Bench of Comedians" proposed in the courtyard of the Roosevelt Hotel in Hollywood. Because of the recent extensive renovations of the hotel, a new home for the sculpture has now been found here at the Bradbury building. Charlie Chaplin was once a highlight in this neighborhood, which in the early 1920's was a "walk of fame" as Hollywood is today. In 1931, the most splendid Los Angeles Theatre, built to resemble the Hall of Mirrors of the Palace of Versailles in Paris on 615 S. Broadway opened its doors for the first time with the gala premiere of the movie "City Lights" with Charlie Chaplin in his masterpiece role. A United Artists Theater built in 1927 was financed by the original partners of United Artists: Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and Charlie Chaplin who are pictured in the auditorium murals.
Broadway Street, being the largest historic theatre district in the United States with other grandiose movie houses of the early 20th Century, such as Million Dollar Theatre and Orpheum Theatre - the oldest in the world, marked Charlie Chaplin as one of the most recognized stars of the silent movie era.
Source: www.bradburybuilding.info/
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The Holocaust memorial Berlin,Germany
www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4rn7bmf4-Y
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memorial_to_the_Murdered_Jews_of_Eu...
Poem: Remember words
Where are all the hopeless being aware
of words with worst traits we might share
it's like looking at my own misspelled words
I know at times there must be a vicious spell
I couldn't handled words otherwise or bear,
my only purpose is to widely use spellchecker
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Memorial Day USA
Millions of Americans will head to beaches and barbeques this Memorial Day weekend, perhaps even hundreds of millions, while only hundreds of thousands are likely to attend formal Memorial Day observances devoted to remembering the men and women who have given their lives so that the rest of us could live in safety and have the freedom to enjoy those beaches and barbeques.
~Brad Hirschfield
Nikon D700 + Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VRII
In a break from all the Christmas images I thought I'd travel back in time a few months and present a nice Autumnal image.
Also slip sliding into Sliders, original in comments.
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