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The Czech-Moravian Highlands (Ceskomoravska vrchovina), which extend over an area of seven districts, range from the south Bohemian fishponds to the outskirts of the Hana Region.
Everywhere here you can find stones, sweetbrier bushes and fields with potatoes and flax on gently rising and falling hills, which are not very high and which are covered with small low forests.
Due to the fact that this region is one of the best-preserved areas in the country, it is called the green heart of the Czech Republic. This region is a harsh and a beautiful one and is full of change and romance. The unique atmosphere of the scenery has for many years attracted a lot of artists, painters, sculptors, composers and writers.
The region, often known as "Vysocina" (Highlands), is an ideal area for relaxation and recreation.
(Wikipedia)
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Heading out of Prague on Friday nights, I usually take D1 highway in the direction to Brno, leaving it at Větrný Jeníkov exit, in the first hills of Vysočina "Highlands" region.
In the second half of August, I felt upcoming autumn in the air: straw bales, fields after harvest, rolling landscape, autumn wind... summer seemed to be over here.
Spring Messenger - Bumble bee in action!
Barking Park, London
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Can you guess where this is?
Grange Over Sands train station, ran by First TransPenine Express, but also served by Northern Rail
The “Vital Signs” installation provides uncommon looks at everyday life inside Linz General Hospital. Each visitor’s heartbeat is electronically linked to statistical data from day-to-day operations at this metropolitan trauma center—thus establishing a connection to the medical pulse of the city.
Credit: Martin Hieslmair
here is the back of the sign finished (it wasn't in the group pic)
blogged here
lifeisabeautifulplacetobe.blogspot.com/2008/04/swap-goodi...
Unfortunately, the grey post was right in front of the old sign, so it had to be included in the photo!
Normalerweise tut es auch die Beschriftung mit schlichtweg Damen und Herren. Aber warum einfach wenn es kompliziert genau so geht und dazu noch das Wesentliche in Abkürzungen versteckt werden kann?
Modern neon, but excellent in its retroity. The diner is most excellent too, a neighborhood favorite. Friendly, reasonable in cost, and vegetarian-compatible!
Very nice day shot here and wider angle here (from arts_enthusiast).
"violators will to ed"
walking the broad ripple streets in search of excitement. taken back in august. when it was warm. oh to wear flips flops again.
Quadro pintado pela artista plástica e aluna do curso de Design de Interiores da UVA, Fernanda Caetano
Sign for the Metropolitan State University Library and Learning Center and Dayton's Bluff Branch of the Saint Paul Public Library on East 7th Street in Saint Paul.
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An OPEN sign on the now defunct Arne's Hawaiian Motel where Route 127 joins US 15 at Baker, California. It was once beautifully colored, and some paint remains among the rust and broken bulbs.
Nikon D200 and Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 @ ISO 100, 50mm f/9 1/50 in bright sunlight.
On Saturday, January 21, 2017, members of Keystone Progress joined thousands of women and men at the Women's March on Erie. This was one of the largest demonstration's in our city in years, and the largest march in national history. Thanks to all who participated. The event started off at the Erie County Courthouse, 140 W 6th St, and marched around Perry Square, and concluded with a program of speakers and performers in Perry Square. Emcee was Heather Cole. Speakers and performers included TiffanyMcCloud, Cindy Purvis, Marisa Moks-Unger, Christina Rieger, PhD., Rev. Beth Marshall, Karen Risser, Niken Astari-Carpenter, Brit Soule, Traci Andrews, Sarah Everett, Rabbi Emily Losben-Ostrov, Jessica Semler, and Doris Cipolla. The speakers addressed multiple issues including women's rights, immigrant rights, worker rights, reproductive rights, LGBTQIA rights, environmental rights, rights for all races, rights of religious freedom, and rights of persons with disabilities.
Robey Theatre.
Built 1911, 1926. Architects Carmichael and Millspaugh. However, my sources conflict. Others state 1905 or 1906 as the date of construction... they did just celebrate their 100th birthday, so, there you go.
Originally, the theatre was on the first two floors, while the Knights of Pythias were on the third. Still in operation!
National Register, #89000182