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The Rock Garden project was secretly built of throw-away materials from 1957 to by Nek Chand, a government official with no knowledge or experience in landscape architecture at all. Surprisingly, the authorities didn't discover the gardens till 1975, by which time it had grown into a 12-acre (49,000 m2) complex. That just could happen in an ideal city, where uninhabited areas are spread out all around the city.
Concierto acústico de La Fuga en el Palacio de Festivales de Cantabria (Santander, 13 de abril de 2007)
I found this chair in my brother-in-law's shed and when I remarked on it (I fell in love with it instantly), he offered to trade me the chair for a chair I had in our workshop that I didn't particularly like. DEAL!
The afghan I keep on the chair was a gift of love made for us by Rod's father's girlfriend. It goes perfectly with the rocker.
Entry for June 2008 Monthly Scavenger Hunt.
Category: Second-hand
Jack and I took Rosie up the castle this evening, we saw this big rock on railway sleepers on the green in front of the castle, as the castle was closed there was no one around to ask what or where it was from.....
I added my name using aviary - I won't be using that again !!
Stopped by Chimney Rock in western Nebraska yesterday. Twice. We won't talk about the nearly 200-mile roundtrip I took between visits to retreive my filter bag that was laying on the ground outside of Guernsey, WY... but since I did all that extra driving, I thought perhaps the Singh-Ray Gold n' Blue should do a little work for me in this image...
Chimney Rock was featured on the Nebraska state quarter in 2006. It's about 445 feet from floor to peak.
The first visit three hours earlier did not feature anything exciting lightwise. The return visit - starting about 45 minutes before sunset was more to my liking.
I went to blackstone rock today in search of poppies but there are still very few up there. The signs say they may still be a couple more weeks yet. Still I got to photograph this one lol :-)
Los hermanos Cáceres fueron invitados por The Supersónicos para su especial en en Sala TV (TV Ciudad). El resultado: una súper country versión de su tema "Chupacabras".
pic by Miss Gong
On Explore 22-02-2009
Its been a long time since I rock and rolled,
Its been a long time since I did the stroll.
Ooh, let me get it back, let me get it back,
Let me get it back, baby, where I come from.
Its been a long time, been a long time,
Been a long lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely time.
Primopiano Live @ Red Passion Pesaro
Rock face below Cenobio de Valerón ("Valerón Monastery") , municipality Santa MarÃa de GuÃa, Gran Canaria, Spain.
Cenobio de Valerón is an ancient communal grain-store situated on a rock face of the mountain Gallego in the Barranco de Calabozo (Calabozo valley). It was built and used by the ancient canarians, the Guanches.
When it was discovered, people thought the little caves were a kind of convent where young women lived until they got married, so the place was called "cenobio" = "monastery".
Gran Canaria holiday december 2003.
A kind of rock garden in my lower back yard in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. My house is on a ridge of shale. Two-thirds of my back yard is about eight feet lower than the rest. My whole property has very shallow topsoil, no more than an inch. Below that is about eight inches of clay. Under that is shale.
A small portion of the lower back yard is useable, and I've got a tiny patio down there. Each spring, I have to clear out an immense amount of leaves so they don't smother the plants coming up.
I pile the rock I find into a heap, making a bit of a rock garden. I then scatter flower seeds all over it, and hope against hope that the squirrels and deer won't eat the plants.
Non vi neghiamo una certa emozione nell’annunciare una serie di band di questo livello.
Ma veniamo direttamente ai nomi:
The Zen Circus -link-
NENA -link-
Heike Has The Giggles -link-
Valerian Swing -link-
C’è altro da dire? Siamo felicissimi di avere un headliner come gli Zen Circus, i NENA che tornano a Rolo dopo un anno e dopo la vittoria di MTV Soundwave, gli Heike Has The Giggles vengono mantenendo una promessa fatta una giornata di luglio negli uffici di Italia Wave Love Festival e in fine siamo molto orgogliosi di avere anche quest anno una band proveniente da pochi chilometri da casa, una band made in Correggio, più precisamente in iGloo: i Valerian Swing.
Rock Island transfer caboose 19161 at Blue Island, Illinois on July 12, 1982, Kodachrome by Chuck Zeiler. Note that it has had a close encounter on the lower right corner; the Z braces are bent and some steel plates cover the wood. This car was one of seven in the 19160-19166 number series, rebuilt from road cabooses in the 17600 series which had been rebuilt in 1943 from class B-2 boxcars.
Powerless Structures, Fig. 101, by artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset.
Built in 1841, the Northwest Plinth was originally designed to host a bronze equestrian statue of King William IV by Sir Charles Barry, which was never installed. After more than 170 years, Elmgreen &Dragset have completed the process by presenting a new take on the tradition of equestrian statues, directly engaging with the history of the plinth itself.
The child is elevated to the status of a historical hero in line with the existing iconography of the other statues in the square. Instead of acknowledging the heroism of the powerful, however, the work celebrates the heroism of growing up. The image of a young boy astride his rocking horse encourages viewers to consider the less spectacular events in their lives, which are often the most important. The sculpture invokes life’s everyday activities and questions the tradition of monuments predicated on military victory or defeat.
In Powerless Structures, Fig. 101 there is not yet a history to commemorate – only a future to hope for. The boy's features gently mimic the authoritarian pose often found in the tradition of equestrian statues, but his gestures represent pure excitement. There will be no tragic consequences resulting from his imaginary conquest.
The Fourth Plinth, Trafalgar Square, London, UK
Picked up some rock candy for a new idea I've got planned to do in the next few days.
I'm almost finished with getting everything together for David's Collaboration Project for February's theme. I may use the rock candy in February's photo, but I'm not sure yet.
Driving around, there's so many places I see that would be perfect settings for a bunch of concept photos. Definitely seeing things in new ways, and utilising tools differently too.
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Elio e le Storie tese.
Il rap non mi va, l'hip hop proprio non mi va.
La techno è una merda, ma il rock and roll,
il rock and roll sì che mi piace.
Non ha mai scontentato nessuno, il rock and roll.
Facile da suonare: rock, rock, rock, rock and roll.
Il jazz, troppi assoli. La fusion è complicata,
ma il rock and roll, il rock and roll sì che mi piace.
Non ha mai deluso nessuno, il rock and roll.
Il rock and roll, facile da suonare:
rock, rock, rock, rock and roll.
Non mi va, non ci sto, rock and roll.
Io vorrei solo rock and roll, ma il rock and roll,
il rock and roll sì che mi piace.
Non ha mai offuscato nessuno, il rock and roll.
Il rock and roll, facile da suonare.
Rock and roll, tu spacchi gli alberghi e orini sul mondo.
Rock and roll. Mamma mia, mamma mia, rock and roll.
Rock and roll.