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Diumenge! un matí estupendo de caminata amb la meua filla Anna.
¡Domingo! una mañana estupenda de caminata con mi hija Anna.
Sunday! a fantastic morning walking with my daughter Anna.
"L" and jump with us!
i've spent most of my day running around in the cold running errands. it's nice to sit down and relax some.
Sunday at Home 1889.
Annual collection of Family Magazines for Sabbath Reading.
Published by The Religious Tract Society, London. Green boards, 860 pages 28cm x 20cm.
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Palm Sunday Mass, led by Bishop Robert Gruss, was held at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw on April 2, 2023.
Photo by Jeff Schrier
Rita from Angola in Pink Dress and Beige Coat Petticoat Lane Sunday Street Market Fashion On Location Portrait at The Duke of Wellington English Pub Toynbee Street London
Sunday lunchtime view across the Adur just East of the new Footbridge and showing St Mary's church and the Sussex Yacht club with a sailing dingy or two taking advantage of the tide and the sunny cold and crisp weather.
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Pedestrians, some with their beverages in hand, go about their business on a Sunday morning, America Street and Avenue of the Republic, Georgetown, Guyana, South America
These children in their Sunday best walk past an office building (a converted residence) on Barrack Street, Kingston, Georgetown, Guyana, South America
Sunday morning coffee with old friends. Dot, her daughter Jane and Gwen. I worked with all three at Knowle Hospital and also worked with Jane at the Meadows. Not seen Jane for about 15 years, but she started work at Knowle Hospital the same year as me way back in 1977 :-)
GAZA, PALESTINE, April 13 - Following a Sunday morning worship service, members of the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint Porphyrius, which turned 1,607 this year, held a procession marking Palm Sunday, the Christian feast that celebrates Jesus' triumphal entry to Jerusalem. The festivities come a week before Pascha, or Easter, which will be celebrated next Sunday, April 20, in an unusual convergence of the Eastern and Western church calendars. (Photo by Joe Catron)
Last Sunday we had a nice painting-session at The Cave Berlin. 9 artists collaborated together in one room.
With D.NME, Karl Addison, Mike Friedrich, Wurstbande, Fogel Junge, Sam J. Reaktor, xXcrew and Teer
A trio of GATX owned Pan Am leased 3400 series SD40-2's are seen on BFPO at Forge Village in Westford, MA on a late Sunday morning
The Sunday before Holy Week
Holy Week celebrations begin on Palm Sunday, which was declared a Fiesta of International Tourist Interest in 1997.
The day’s main act is the Palm Procession which in Elche is of especial significance due to the large number of blanched palm leaves produced in the city’s palm groves and borne through the streets by the faithful.
The procession, commemorating Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem, has always had a large following and has become one of the most characteristic and popular expressions of Elx’s cultural identity.
The first documented evidence concerning Diumenge de Rams, Palm Sunday, dates from 1371, when the Consell de la Vila, or Town Council, took part in the celebrations, distributing alms.
Trade in blanched palm leaves was documented in an entry in the Town Hall records from 1492 and it has continued to the present day. For centuries blanched palm leaves from Elche have been exported to the entire Catholic world.
Special mention must be made of the woven palm leaves that are entered in the competition organised by the Council of Holy Week Guilds and Brotherhoods. These leaves depict complex figures related to the events of Holy Week or Elche’s monuments and traditions.
In the Municipal Park, Elche Town Hall has instituted a Blanched Palm Leaf Craft Workshop. This is located in a medieval flourmill (el Molí del Real) and the objective of the initiative is to ensure the survival of traditions and crafts related to Elche’s palm grove.
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I set out Sunday morning to photograph the Moonset over San Francisco. At the first location I wanted to go I wasn't too comfortable going alone, so Diva Dog and I moved to plan B where we watched the Moonset. I can't complain too much about plan B’s location the Moon was gorgeous, big, and the colors in the sky were lovely! Thankfully the fog stayed behind the city and then burned off later.
I spent the rest of the day with No 1 Grandson and family. I hope you all had a beautiful Sunday, and have a great week.
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