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The name we give to something shapes our attitude toward it. ~Katherine Paterson
Lotus seed mala
Round - Looking Closely on Friday
Interior of Glyptothek in Munich, Detail of Roof. Start of some "Aintiques" in Photography. Enjoy all!
Hancock Shaker Village, Pittsfield, Massachusetts, MA, New England, the Berkshires, autumn, fall, hay, round barn, iPhoneography, Hipstamatic, HipstaPrint.
In my years of wandering the beaches, I’ve seen many drawings in the sand. Names, hearts, stick figures, cryptic designs, and obscene words. One thing I have never seen is a rectangle.
When we travel to the healing sand, the old become children again. The cynical become mystics. The depressed become joyful. The sedentary begin to move. The lost find themselves again. Endings find their beginnings.
The impermanent open space by the sea teases out the roundness of life in all of us.
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The Moon through the lens of Nikon
Nikon D800E + Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 X 2.0
this is on the banks of Wastwater and i can tell you these bikers didn't bomb along it like you would think...they sauntered actually.
We saw less than a dozen people this day up there.
Bet its been a tad different this week!!
B&O #4302 and it's oddball numberboard font take a spin on the Brunswick MD turntable. May 1981. Vernon Ryder Jr photo, JL Sessa collection.
Un saluto a tutti i miei amici dalla Puglia :D
Why did farmers build round barns? Many believed that round barns were efficient in a number of ways:
The round barn had a greater volume-to-surface ratio than a rectangular barn.
There is an estimated a 34% to 58% savings in cost of materials compared to a rectangular barn.
The open floor gave farmers space to work without having to dodge the posts supporting the building.
Farmers could also work in a continuous direction.
Feed was often stored in the center of the barn, making it easy to distribute to the stalls.
Stalls were wedge-shaped, which actually fits quite well with the natural shape of cattle.
But efficiency was just one of the reasons some farmers built round barns. Many people believed that round barns were stronger and could better withstand severe weather. Others thought that the design stayed warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.
With storm clouds behind and golden hour light breaking through, Q351 comes around the southwest wye and down the west siding at Deshler. The cantilever is lined for northbound Q510.