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The cornfield is under the snow now, revealing more of the fancy brickwork on the front of this great old barn.
Took a "mental health" by giving my husband kidlets the chance to go spend Thanksgiving with his family in Rancho Cucamonga. This is what I did :)
Hope everyone enjoyed their day as much as I have enjoyed mine.
Rustic Sourdough
Artisan sourdough with full cream Jersey butter and a speciality Royal Jubilee & Watermint Jelly Jam.
The sourdough has a crisp crust and firm texture. Absolutley delicious and not one of the products can be found on supermarket shelves.
All produced in small batches by artisans, not volume manufacturers.
This sourdough was made with a Rye based starter and a strong white flour added for the main loaf.
This barn looks run down but it is a fully active barn that is actually is good repair. It is rather difficult to photograph as it is right on the road with no pull off area. The road crests and curves right near the barn to make it even more difficult to shoot. I actually shot this right from the window of my car. I pass here frequently as it is only about a half mile from my house.
My submission to Series 7 of the BrickLink Designer Program!
My foray into the world of cabins! I wanted to try out a smaller model for this series and lean into the charming outdoors vibe that has been so popular in LEGO sets in recent years.
Characters: 4 minifigures and 5 animals
Part Count: 1317 pieces
Size: 12.1 in (30.7 cm) x 7.4 (18.7 cm) x 7.7 in (19.6 cm)
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Enjoy!
Rustic moth, Hoplodrina blanda. 29 July 2024. Ealing, London, England, UK.
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People are returning to their cabins. It was a beautiful day to visit Silver Islet.
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Got rid of my old bathroom clock and got this rustically distressed clock. I love the colour, it matches all the accessories I have in the bathroom now. I'm changing the decor in there to more of a rustic country theme. I'm also going to add some cute little wall plaques with that country look. This clock makes absolutely no ticking noise which I love.
*Somehow* I have 377 pictures from a road trip to Chicago & Wisconsin that I took with a friend in May 2013... that never got posted.
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The Rustic Tavern is a family-owned bar that gets raves for cheap drinks from customers. The Rustic Tavern was chosen in the July 2010 issue of Madison Magazine as the Favorite Neighborhood Bar in Madison! This blocked-corner building was constructed in 1933 with residential upstairs and commercial down below. The outside of it bears two backlit plastic signs.
516 S Park St. Madison, WI. 052713.
More drive by shootings taken from the passenger seat. I was shooting random shots from the passenger seat. The lighting and landscape scenes change very quickly at 65 MPH. You don't get a chance for a "do over" if you miss the shot. Compositions are a hit or miss. Sometimes I get lucky and others go straight to the trash bin.
I love the old barns that dot the landscape. Each barn has its own character and story to tell. Interesting rustic and rusty relics are scattered around the barnyards. Many of the old barns still hold hay and livestock. Some are are reminders of days long gone by.
All part of the Regency Restoration Project at The National Botanic Gardens of Wales
botanicgarden.wales/blogs/garden-areas/parkland-restoration/
My submission to Series 7 of the BrickLink Designer Program!
My foray into the world of cabins! I wanted to try out a smaller model for this series and lean into the charming outdoors vibe that has been so popular in LEGO sets in recent years.
Characters: 4 minifigures and 5 animals
Part Count: 1317 pieces
Size: 12.1 in (30.7 cm) x 7.4 (18.7 cm) x 7.7 in (19.6 cm)
If you'd like to see this become a set, you can vote for it on BrickLink!
You can find all of the photos here!
Enjoy!
I had a pretty good day with the sphinxes!
This handsome specimen suggests Rustic Sphinx (Manduca rustica)...though they typically tend to range further south.
(Wagner's Guide indicates that they stray northward.
His words, "..Note the extremely granulated horn." are pretty convincing.)
This sphinx has similarly bordered (but lighter) abdominal bands...and the head pattern seem right.
I welcome other opinions.
(The host tree was not recognized.)
Bynum Run (Edgewood Quad)
Harford County, Maryland
August 21, 2016
These beads were made while following a tutorial by Ginger Davis Allman of The Blue Bottle Tree. If you would like to try it go here: www.etsy.com/shop/TheBlueBottleTree