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This is a photo of a brochure of a lovely spot just around the corner from our home! A lovely destination for weddings!
Taken during the assessment visit of Elwick Road / West Street, Ashford, UK, as part of the 2015 Great Street Award.
This happens so seldom, we're still stunned. (Also, yes, Bitsy kitty has grown and isn't so bitsy anymore.)
The cormorants who work the area rest on several logs and pilings around the pond.
These were positioned rather nicely.
Have a look at the spider that has made a home on this junky. I like that all my newy installations are less urban, city dwellers. They seem to get left alone for the most part cuz nobody in newy really gets it.
Some photos of our new studio space — we're sharing space and expertise with Tubatomic, an interactive design company. Stop by and visit us if you're ever near 1601 Gulf St, 600 Chattanooga 37408.
And don't worry, we still have all the letterpress equipment, we're just keeping it at our old location for the time being (it's a little difficult to bring a 4,000 press up this flight of stairs over here).
The San Diego Zoo had a new Elephant Odyssey exhibit, which my Dad was keen to see. Here's an image from that exhibit.
Some photos of our new studio space — we're sharing space and expertise with Tubatomic, an interactive design company. Stop by and visit us if you're ever near 1601 Gulf St, 600 Chattanooga 37408.
And don't worry, we still have all the letterpress equipment, we're just keeping it at our old location for the time being (it's a little difficult to bring a 4,000 press up this flight of stairs over here).
The Alabama Army National Guard's Construction and Facilities Management Office held a planning and programming charrette at Sherling Lake Lodge, Greenville, Alabama, Aug. 10, 2017. Local government, education, and business leaders from the area were present to discuss how future Alabama National Guard facilities can be dual-construction, shared-space facilities to benefit the whole community while still serving the mission of the Guard.
Photo by Maj. Andrew J. Richardson