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Lilliput Stores Revisited
Located in the heart of Stoneybatter in Dublin’s north inner city, Lilliput Stores is a greengrocers, deli and coffee shop. This local store carries as much as its shelves can bear, with an emphasis on quality, taste and provenance. "Our sandwiches, soups and stews are all prepared fresh daily."
Another look at my favorite little ghost town and what used to be the "General Store". The shelves may indeed be empty, but I'm sure there are many memories within...and maybe a few ghosts....
As ice breaks away and new layers are formed over the water, ice is pushed up to the shore line producing ice shelves
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This is Arnarnes, an abandoned farmhouse slowly weathering away at the roots of mountain Óþoli in north-western Iceland.
This place is very remote so when the middle-aged couple who built it moved there from the city, they had to sign a contract with the electrical company to live there for 20 years in order for them to bother supplying them with electricity. But the husband was lost at sea on his last tour on the postal ship, dooming his widow to 20 years in solitude. The sentence was cut short when she fell ill and was rushed to a hospital in Reykjavík where she passed away. The house bears witness to this sudden abandonment as you'll find spices in the kitchen shelves, newspapers on the nightstand and all the furniture still in place.It has been abandoned since 1967.
The house's sad story and its magical surroundings make it a truly bittersweet visit.
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The Philosophical Hall at the Strahov Monastery, Prague, Czechia (the Czech Republic's official short name as of 2016)
(unless you made and paid for a reservation months beforehand, you are not allowed inside and can only admire the room from the doorway; photos can be taken only if you pay extra for a photo permit; best viewed enlarged for details)
Abbot Vaclav Mayer, during the last quarter of the 18th century, decided to build new library premises for the numerous acquisitions so he ordered the Philosophical Hall to be built by the naturalized Italian architect Johann Ignaz Palliardi. The hall is 32 meters long, 10 meters wide and 14 meters high, flanked on all sides by rich walnut wood bookcases. The highest shelves are only accessible from the gallery which is accessed by secret spiral staircases in both corners, masked by false book covers.
The ceiling was painted by Viennese artist Anton Maulbertsch over a period of 6 months, aided by only one assistant. The painting called The Spiritual Development of Mankind depicts the development of religion and science, guided by Divine Providence in the center of the painting, surrounded by virtues.
In the 19th century, Napoleon Bonaparte's wife Marie Louise visited the library and donated a four-volume work on Louvre museum paintings and Versailles gardens. The gift was stored in the tall bookcase that dominates the left side of the hall. On the top of the bookcase, there is a marble bust of Francis I, Emperor of Austria and Marie Louise's father.
The total number of volumes in the hall exceeds 50,000 works. In 2010, the Philosophical Hall was completely restored.
Colder temperatures and strong winds have made a significant impact along the western shore of Lake Michigan. These ice shelves are here to stay for a while.
Jerry is almost finished with shelves that display some of my favorite toys. The wood for the facing and drawer fronts came from a cherry tree we had milled in our front yard. The sides of the drawers, yellow popular, are from a tree that grew on Albany Rd. also milled in our front yard. The bottoms of the drawers are made of cedar from a farm tree in Corydon, Ind.
Awesome morning at Lake Michigan. Arrived about 5:30 a.m. still pitch black, finished a cup of coffee and slid on a pair of rubber boot spikes waiting for the first sign of light. Fifteen minutes later I grabbed my kit and tripod and headed down to the lake. The lake seems much lower than the last few years and the ice shelves smaller. This was the first shot of the morning. To get the full sky I had to include the steel water breaker. I have a few more different compositions to look over and possibly post. Love my Sony a7r but hate how fast the batteries drain, especially in the cold. I even had the spare battery in my pocket with the hand warmer but both died quickly.
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These big-time library shelves roll with the touch (push) of a hand-crank and allow storage of more books per foot!
Along the rivers edge you better be paying attention where you walk. Ice shelves can jut out 10 feet or more over the rivers surface creating a "false edge." Recent ice jams had raised the river levels. Frigid temps then froze it solid. As the river level dropped again, the ice stayed in place. Makes walking around down there exciting! LOL!
Hubby surprised me by putting up more shelves in my playroom while I was asleep. He put all this stuff up because it was on the floor and I have a sore knee and back. None of it is where I want it but I'm still happy! Lol.
These pumpkins were for sale at a local pumpkin patch just in time for Halloween carving. I liked the symmetry and mix of orange and green.
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I have 3 big shelves, and 1 more in a thrift store hasnt buy yet( no room for it). I love colorful pine or oak shelves, fill them with books, trinkets, fabrics.
My dolly shelves. If you look closely, you will be able to see some of my dolly obsessions! Certain clothing designers have a way of multiplying in my household.
Middle shelf are all customs by scoladolls and bottom left 6 dolls are by chantilly lace. :0)
You will also see multiple outfits by minnalove<3 and plasticfashion<3, and multiple hats by eurotrash<3 and littleditzies<3