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The TGCC Ghana project partnered USAID and Ecom Trading, Hershey Chocolate’s Ghanaian cocoa supplier, is helping boost tenure security and cocoa production for vulnerable cocoa farmers like Khosa.
Based on the knowledge that cocoa farmers’ land tenure insecurity deters them from investing in their farm to improve their harvests, the project worked to strengthen farmer’s land rights by mapping their land and noting their historical use of the land in a document certified by the local chief. For many farmers this is the first documentation of their land rights. The project also offers farmers financing to rehabilitate and diversify their farm.
The potential benefits of this approach go beyond the farm gate, as farmers with secure rights to land and access to financing can increase their harvests without cutting down more forest to expand their farm. Photo credit: Rena Singer
A pristine example of a Singer Vogue at the New Years Day Vintage Stony. See loads more photos from the event in the latest issue of Classic and Competition Car magazine. Out now, free, at www.classcompcar.com
Sasa South African Singer in Tight Black PVC Trousers and Leopard Animal Skin Print Blouse Portrait Photoshoot Havercourt Studio London
Photos for Synne Sanden's debut record.
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Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8
Lightroom 3
Taken at the Weston Super Mare Pageant of Transport on 30th March 2013 using a Canon EOS 550D with 18-55mm zoom lens
Today I visited the Imperial War Museum (especially floors 2 and 3.) John Singer Sargent's late masterpiece Gassed finished March 1919 . It depicts the aftermath of a mustard gas attack during the First World War, with a line of wounded soldiers walking towards a dressing station. Sargent was commissioned by the British War Memorials Committee to document the war and visited the Western Front in July 1918 spending time with the Guards Division near Arras. The painting is a harrowing scene depicting the ugliness of war and its victims, it references Pieter Bruegel the Elder's The Parable of the Blind leading the blind of 1568. If you are in London you should go and see this powerful work.
On a happier note I visited my friend Kate Wilson and her show "Total Rubbish." The paintings although depicting rubbish were very far from rubbish, but a powerful comment on what is often discarded or seen as waste. In some ways there is a sort of link with Sargent and the human detritus of war.
Lead singer of the Kamikaze Queens, Trinity Sarratt, at the Backstage Bar & Grill in Tacoma, Washington
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This Unsigned Music Awards 2016 was such great event. Bands were spectacular and full of energy.
It was great to team up with a Dayle for a music article. Well done Unsigned Music Awards team & sponsored
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Nice little 1934 Singer Nine micro car before they were popular in the 1950's - 60's.
Taken in Horsham, Victoria in 2012.
The last unique Singer design prior to the Rootes takeover of the company, derived from the SM1500 saloon, but with upright radiator grille & horsehead mascot. Spotted at the NEC Classic Show November 2012.
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Singer Pearl Bailey, as photographed by Carl Van Vechten in 1950.
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Stratford.
This town was named after the birthplace of William Shakespeare. The well-known icon of the town is the half-timbered Stratford-on-Avon style glockenspiel clock tower which has a sequence from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. A glockenspiel is carillon with music similar to that of a xylophone. Figures of Romeo and Juliet appear with the music for about 5 minutes at 10 am and 1 pm. To maintain the link with Shakespeare the town has an annual sonnet writing competition and it is a sister city of Stratford-on-Avon.
Following the 1860s Maori Taranaki Wars these areas were confiscated from the Maori as punishment. Land could then be developed and sold by the Crown. This district was opened up by the railway from New Plymouth in 1879 but land clearing and surveying began before that with the town being named in 1877. Before that time there was no evidence of any Maori occupation and the volcanic plains were covered in dense forest and swampy areas. Prime Minster Vogel wanted to see the area opened up for white settlement hence the railway construction to enable this. Once cleared the area was a dairying district by the end of the 19th century and remains so today. It was 1901 before an attempt was made to link this railway with the main north truck line, now used by the Northern Explorer travelling between Wellington and Auckland. But this rail link was not completed until 1932 and the first road to Taumarunui was not completed until 1945. It is known as the Forgotten World Highway with no towns and only a few tiny villages for 150 kms between Stratford and Taumarunui. It has one rough single lane tunnel and stretches of gravel road in steep terrain. The Stratford Borough Council Offices built in 1916 also contains the Hall of Remembrance for the ANZAC involvement in World War One and Two.
Merleswood Private Garden.
Like New Plymouth the Stratford district is also known for its beautiful gardens and good display of rhododendrons but this garden has an emphasis on domestic scale gardening. It covers just over an acre in size. Many of the trees in this garden were planted by early owners in 1935 including oaks, maples, magnolias and flowering cherries. This is a garden for colour and many different plants. The previous owner Erica Jago developed the garden from 1968 but with more plantings and developments in the 1980s. The owner’s aim was to have flowers and colour throughout the year. In the spring the gardens sings with roses, camellias and English border plants and hardy ones like lavender. The garden features a pond garden and a small stream. Hedges surround some plants. The grounds are covered with hosta plants, ferns and spring flowering bulbs. Look for the variegated Dogwoods trees which flower in spring. They are rather rare. Also look for the purple leafed maple trees and the climbing wisterias.