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HUIZING Daan (NED)

  

25-07-2013, European Challenge Tour, Le Vaudreuil Golf Challenge, Golf du Vaudreuil, FRANCE. 25-28 JULY 2013.

 

Daan Huizing of Holland at hole 6 during the first round.

A reproduction iron age Cantabrian house near AltoCampoo, Northern Spain.

Ambulatory window by Thomas Willement.

There were many more rounds after this. Perhaps too many. I had also never heard of Gruut before, I don't think. I like the glass. It's an amber. Pretty tasty.

Alright I took off the "filigrees" and whatnot on Celebration.

i fixed the texture so it's not mirroring.

 

Both are the same with the exception of the glow.

 

I honestly, kind of liked having Celebration with some fancy work on it, cause now Life kind of seems out of place to me, but we'll see.

 

anyway, Thanx for the suggestions.

what do you think now?

Sidewinder Rd, McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, CO 4/15/10

View "Rounded Roof" on black or on white.

 

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CAFNR freshmen and new transfer students attended CAFNR Fall Round-Up on Aug. 29. Clubs and organizations showcased the benefits of involvement. Truman made a special appearance. | © 2017 - Curators of the University of Missouri

CAFNR freshmen and new transfer students attended CAFNR Fall Round-Up on Aug. 29. Clubs and organizations showcased the benefits of involvement. Truman made a special appearance. | © 2017 - Curators of the University of Missouri

At the Tennessee Valley Railroad, number 630 backs up the track before switching. The American Locomotive Company built the 630 for the Southern Railway in 1904.

Round-tailed horned lizard (Phrynosoma modestum).

for Our Daily Challenge topic - "The Back Side." Self portrait in round mirror today.

 

Two more photos of me follow below

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For the "Our Daily Challenge" group. The theme is "round."

Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne and Wear, England, UK

The printing/mailing campus of my worthy employer, on Kansas City's West Side.

 

These historic roundhouses were constructed in 1914, the same year nearby Union Station opened, and served the station as a locomotive maintenance facility from 1914 till a surprisingly recent 1988.

 

Can you just imagine the giant turn-table in the center, pointing locomotives towards the bay doors of the service area they needed?

 

This company designed the office space in the roundhouses, and the giant printing facility (new) behind.

www.hoffmancortes.com/DST.html

Introducing air-conditioning into the buildings proved a challenge, as it was important not to jeopardize the structures' status on the National Register of Historic Places.

findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BPR/is_1_21/ai_112645959/

 

EPA friendly, too:

www.epa.gov/region07/land_revitalization/pdfs/WestsideBus...

 

A longer, but excellent article:

www.engg.ksu.edu/CHSR/outreach/tab/workshops/docs/9.ABrac...

Daily Sunspot Activity for Saturday, August 18, 2012. Short-lived sunspot 1547 has disappeared from sight. Sunspot 1543 is headed towards the eastern limb and will be still visible, but difficult to get a good view tomorrow. Small sunspot 1546 is minor with little flare threat. Current activity is low, but we'll keep an eye out for new emerging activity in the west.

Moulay Idriss, Morocco

Round Tower (6th C), Lusk, Co Dublin.

Of the early Christian Monastery, only the tower, which is 26 metres tall, remains.

Round towers are early medieval stone towers - it is thought they were principally bell towers, places of refuge, or a combination of these.

I have no idea what's going on, but this was clearly a graveyard, yet there was a merry-go-round, loads of people having a good time and loud music. Come to think of it, Hindus burn their deaths, yet there were no Christian signs on any of the graves.

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