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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Format: Fotonegativ
Dato / Date: ca. 1917
Fotograf / Photographer: Andreas Moe (1883-1956)
Sted / Place: Austrått, Ørland, Sør-Trøndelag
Google Street View: goo.gl/maps/rgcKx
Wikipedia: Austråttborgen
Wikipedia: Andreas Moe (1883-1956)
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H43.B72.AM051
Merknad: Fra tidligere ordfører Andreas Moes samling. På bildet ser vi fra venstre oppstilt foran hovedinngangen til Austråttborgen: Ukjent person, Vilhelm Moe (1886-1973), Andreas Moe (1883-1956).
Trondhjems Adresseavis 29 november 1916 s. 2:
Østraat brændt.
Bare endel smaa uthuse staar igjen.
Vi mottok imorges det nedslaaende budskap at Østraat var brændt og landet saaledes et historisk minde fattigere.
Der gik inat
et voldsomt uveir
over Trøndelagen. Sydveststormen satte ind ved ti-tiden igaaraftes, ledsaget av heftige regnskyl med torden og lyn. Ved to-tiden vaagnet godsbestyreren, agronom Frængen ved at høre nogen smeld. Han tændte lampen og gik og stengte telefonen. Han laa saa en halv times tid og hørte paa uveiret. Ved halvtre-tiden merket han at der trængte røk ind i hans værelse. Han sprang da straks over til den anden side og vækket husholdersken. Derpaa sprang han tilbake til sit værelse for at forsøke at redde værdisaker som regnskap, værdipapirer og kontanter. Men det lykkedes ham ikke at redde noget, da værelset var fuldt av røk og lampen var sluknet. Likesaa var sideværelset og gangen fuld av røk. Han saa da at
vestfløien av borgen stod i lys lue.
Av bestyrerens eiendele blev intet reddet. Derimot fik husholdersken sit tøi og det meste av eiernes, saaledes senge og sengklær. Værdipapirer og kontanter som beløp sig til ca. 1100 kroner, hvorav bestyreren eiet de 500, er gaat tapt.
Ildens opkomst
skyldes lynnedslag. Lynet er slaat ned i spiret og har fulgt ringeledningen til det nuværende kjøkken. Ledningen gaar nemlig fra hovedborgen til den saakaldte svalgang. Ved tre-tiden begyndte der at komme folk tilstede, som hjalp til at redde ut maskiner og kjøretøier av vognskuret. Man fik ogsaa ut de vigtigste kjøretøier og maskiner med undtagelse av endel harve og ploge. Fem heste og to ungheste blev bragt ut, og en ko og en gris som tilhørte godsbestyreren blev bragt op til en nabogaard. Imens stod borgen i lys lue. I fem-tiden faldt taarnet ned og
gnisterne sprang over til fjøsbygningen
som ligger ca. 40 meter borte, og snart stod den ogsaa i flammer. Avlingen, 750 læs høi og 20 læs halm, var i et øieblik luernes rov. Man fik reddet ut drengens eiendele fra den lille stue han bodde i. I halvsekstiden hadde ilden lagt sig noget i borgen, og agronomen og en mand gik da igang med at forsøke at
redde noget av borgens kostbarheder.
De krøp ind gjennem et av vinduerne i kirken. I samme øieblik faldt gulvet i riddersalen ned, og de kunde ikke faa reddet mere paa den side av kirken, hvor de var kommet ind. De sprang da ind paa en anden kant og fik reddet ut endel figurer og to av kirkestolene. Derpaa brak de op døren til kirken paa den anden side. De fik her reddet ut resten av stolene og endel av malerierne. Prækestolen, som da allerede stod i brand, blev ogsaa bragt ut og ilden i den slukket, likesaa altertavlen som ogsaa stod i luer. Endel av alterringen og alt paa alteret blev reddet ut. Der er brændt tre malerier, et stort krucifiks og statuen av Anna med Maria og Jesusbarnet. Kirkedøren og døren til fængslet er reddet, mens den pragtfulde port til riddersalen er ødelagt. Likesaa er kirkeklokken ødelagt, og de ti statuer av de kloke og daarlige jomfruer. Bestyreren gjorde forsøk paa at redde en av dem, men det lykkedes ikke.
Ved halvsyvtiden var alt brændt
og de gamle solide mure fra Ove Bjelkes dage rager nakne op av grushaugen sværete av røk. Gnister fra branden blev slynget halvanden kilometer væk.
Det som staar igjen
er baarstuen, vognskuret, to stabbur, vaktstuen og en arbeidsstue med smie.
Assurancen
er 97,700 kroner bare for borgen, avlingen var assurert for 28,000 kroner, de antike saker for 27,000 kroner og fjøset for 24,000 kroner.
Østraats eiere
var gaardbruker S. Landseth, Stai, og overretssakfører Bull-Heyerdahl. Fra 1912 til 1914 var det i G. A. Hammers eie. Denne hadde igjen kjøpt godset av Peder Rinde i 1909. Før den tid eiedes det av Heftye. Eiendommen er paa 800 maal dyrket mark, 400 maal torvmyr, 1600 maal dyrkningsland og 1000 maal skog.
Østraat hadde ikke lynavleder.
Efter hvad der meddeles os hadde Østraat ikke lynavleder. Efter hvad den tidligere godsbestyrer paa Østraat, hr. Arnstad, meddelte os under en samtale idag, skedde der i 1913 et lynnedslag paa Østraat. Ogsaa dengang fulgte lynet ringledningen og det holdt paa at opstaa brand. Folkene blev ganske lammet av lynstraalen, men heldigvis var det dengang dag og man fik hindret brand. I hr. Arnstads tid fremholdt han flere gange at der burde anskaffes lynavleder, og han fik ogsaa tilslut en mand utover, men det lykkedes ikke at faa den opsat dengang paa grund av aarstiden. Senere blev der intet gjort. Saa ofte som der gaar tordenveir over distriktet derute, mente han det var ganske uforsvarlig at der ikke var lynavleder, da taarnet med sit kobbertak og spir selvfølgelig var i høieste grad utsat for lynnedslag.
Litt beskrivelse.
Paa Bruns bokhandels forlag utkommer om et par dage et pragtverk om Østraat. Ved imøtekommenhet fra forlæggeren har vi faat anledning til at benytte endel av bokens illustrationer, likesom nærværende korte beskrivelse er bygget på bokens tekst.
Navnet Austraat nævnes allerede i sagaen. Den forteller at da Ørlandets gjæveste mand Jarnskjægge var dræpt ved Sommerblotet paa Mæren blev hans lik ført til Ørlandet og hauglagt paa Austraat. Siden nævnes Austraat ofte i vor historie. Her bodde mange av landets ætstore mænd og kvinder, vi nævner Finn Arnessønn og fru Inger Ottesdatter. I det 16de og 17de aarhundrede var gaarden i Bjelke-ættens eie, og Norges rikes kansler, Ove Bjelke, bygget i aarene 1654 til 1656 den borg som stod indtil nu. Kirken som oprindelig var et privatkapel paa det gamle Austraat var imidlertid 700 aar gammel. Borgen var anlagt som en næsten kvadratisk borgfirkant. Inde i firkanten dannet terrænet to borggaarde, en nedre og en øvre, Hovedbygningen som dannedes av firkantens nordside var 32 meter lang. Ved dens østre gavlvæg laa likkapellet. Portalen paa bygningens front var et pragtstykke av barokdekoration. Paa indfatningsstenene var hugget ind adelige vaabenskjold og slegtsnavn. Den nedre borggård var en av Østraatborgens vakreste og mest karakteristiske partier. Den begrænsedes av to lave toetages sidebygninger, hvis 2den etage laa i høide med terrænet i øvre borggaard. Foran etagen løp galleriformet en svalgang rundt borggaarden. Det utoverhængende tak blev baaret av ti træfigurer som forestillet de kloke og daarlige jomfruer. Begge gaarde var i den senere tid blit planert og smukt hellelagt.
Selve hovedbygningen var som nævnt bygget sammen med den gamle kirke. Kirken dannet saaledes østfløien, mens der ved nybygning blev opført en vestfløi. Foran hovedindgangen var en loggio med tre buer, som blev baaret av to søiler. Østfløien rummet i øvre stokverk riddersalen og i nedre stokverk borgkapellet. I riddersalen var to smukke eketræs døre, hvis treskjærerarbeide var blandt det vakreste som var bevart av indredningen. Selve borgkapellet hadde lidt mindst av tidens tærende tand. Altertavlen som var et pragtstykke av rang, er altsaa antagelig reddet. Ogsaa prækestolen som var rikt smykket, skal det være lykkedes at bringe ut. Av kirkestolene var den forreste paa søndre side av midtgangen, Ove Bjelkes egen kirkestol, rikt utskaaret med barokke ornamenter. Der fandtes desuten i kirken en del kostbarheter fra gammel tid, saaledes kalken, oblatæsken og alterboken. Kapellets vægge hadde i sin tid været rikt smykket med malerier, men de er nu blit sterkt medtat i tidens løp, saa bare et par var nogenlunde bevart.
Trondhjems Adresseavis 30 november 1916 s. 3:
Østraats brand.
Hvad der er brændt og hvad der er i behold.
Fra Adresseavisens utsendte medarbeider.
Ophaug idag.
Murene som staar igjen av Østraat, er forbausende godt bevart nærmest jorden, men øverst ved taket er de sterkt beskadiget og har slaat store sprækker. Hovedportalen er helt bevart og likeledes jomfruburet over portalen. Søilerne ved indgangen til riddersalen er helt ubeskadiget og av smiejernsgitteret er mesteparten i behold. Den del av bygningen som er mest beskadiget, er nordfløien; sydfløien er derimot ganske godt bevart. Fængslet er ogsaa ubeskadiget og dette maa tilskrives den drager som paa anmodning av professor Meyer blev sat ind der for en maaneds tid siden. Likkamret er ogsaa bevart, mens kirkeklokken derimot er smeltet. Fløien paa spiret som stammet fra 1781, er fundet ubeskadiget i ruinerne. Av lysekronerne i riddersalen er bare reddet nogen smaa jernbeslag, likesaa er beslagene paa riddersalsdøren berget. De bekjendte kobberskilte over hovedindgangen er ogsaa i behold. Fra kirken er det meste reddet, saaledes alt paa alteret, lysestakerne og altertavlen. To træfigurer og tre malerier er derimot brændt, likesaa de kloke og daarlige jomfruer. Forsiringerne paa kirkestolene er reddet og endel av alterringen. I kirken opbevartes et gammelt kapitæl og fotstykket av en søile som har tilhørt den tidligere borg. Disse blev reddet, likesaa fire malerier. Det ene blev dog sterkt beskadiget, da det blev revet løs.
Det ryker endda av ruinerne, men man holder allikevel paa at grave for om mulig at finde ting av værdi. Godsbestyreren, hr. Frængen, behandler alt med den største pietet og tar vare paa det som er reddet, og det som man efterhaanden finder.
Trondhjems Adresseavis 1 desember 1916 s. 2:
Østraat idag. Hvad ilden har levnet.
Der hvor Østraats irgrønne taarnhjelm med det graziøse spir før raket mot himlen, staar der nu bare nogen røksværtede mure og griner med de tomme vindusaapninger. Og der hviler en underlig êm av gammelt brændt træ over egnen. Men roter man i de rykende ruiner inde i borggaarden, så kan der springe en liten ilter lue frem som blairer i vinden og ikke vil slukke. Det er mer end døgnet siden det herlige bygverk sank i grus, men det ulmer mellem de gamle stene endnu.
Sandelig hadde han dygtige mursvende Ove Bjelke, da han i 1654 lot borgen bygge. To mandshøider fra grunden er murene uskadt. Men det stykket som er igjen op til der takskjegget engang var, har slaat revner og er tildels smuldret bort. Den pompøse frontportal har ingen skade lidt, heller ikke jomfruburet med det vakre hvælv.
Hovedindgangen til borgen inde i borggaarden er ogsaa godt bevart. Det elegante sijernsgelænder langs trappen staar der endnu og døren hænger næsten uskadt paa sine hængsler. Forgangen til riddersalen hadde stengulv og dette gjorde at fængslet som ligger nedenunder, ingen skade fik. I sommer blev en drager i den østre svalgang skiftet ut, og efter paalæg av professor Meyer opbevarte bruksbestyrer Frængen den i fængslet. Den gamle morkne bjelke er nu det eneste som er igjen av den berømte svalgang med de gode og de daarlige jomfruer.
Sydfløien er den del av bygningen som er bedst bevart. Her ligger likstuen som ilden næsten helt har skaanet; selv taket har holdt sig.
Da taarnet faldt, randt den gamle bronceklokke som ilden hadde bragt til at smelte, ned paa jorden østenfor taarnfoten. Der størknet det flytende metal til en uformelig forvridd klump. Men klokkens sjæl fik ilden ikke bugt med. Da man drog bronceklumpen frem mellem resterne av taarnhjelmen, støtte den mot en sten. Da klang der en dyp skjælvende tone mellem de herjede mure. ...
Inde i et rum i en av træbygningerne som ilden ikke fik tak i, ligger der mange rare ting. Der er to alterlysestaker, en del av en alterring, et kapitæl, en søilefot, en altertavle, fire ældgamle malerier, dele av en kirkestol med barokke utskjæringer, vaabenskjolde og en del smaating av træ og metal. Og saa jomfru Maria og Johannes den døper med sot paa næsen. Alt dette lykkedes det bruksbestyrer Frængen at redde ut av det brændende kapel.
Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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1, Brandl, Maximilian, Lexware Mountainbike Team, RV Viktoria Wombach, GER
2, List, David, Lexware Mountainbike Team, RSV Seerose Friedrichshafen, GER
3, Schehl, Niklas, Stop&Go Marderabwehr, RV Sport 1919 Queidersbach, GER
4, Schelb, Julian, Stop&Go Marderabwehr, TuS Obermünstertal, GER
5, Kaiser, Leon Reinhard, Team Bulls, MSV Essen-Steele 2011, GER
6, Schellekens, Tom, Hobbij Vittoria, , NED
7, Steinhart, Tobias, Dowe Simplon, RSG Zollern Alb '82, GER
8, Eder, Fabian, German Technology Racing, Naturfreunde Töging, GER
9, Krayer, Lennart-Jan, Lexware Mountainbike Team, RSG Mannheim, GER
10, Krauss, Louis, Stevens MTB Racing Team, TSV Neckartenzlingen, GER
11, Feinauer, Tim, German Technology Racing, TURA Untermünkheim , GER
12, Jung, Noah, delta-bike.de, RSG Gießen und Wieseck, GER
13, König, Tobias, TB Performance Lab-Arc8, MSC Wiesenbach, GER
14, Kaiser, Nicolas Richard, , MSV Essen-Steele 2011, GER
15, Beckmann, Vincent Jonatan, DDMC Güldenmoor, , GER
16, Lipp, Miron, TB Performance Lab-Arc8, SG Rheinfelden, GER
17, Rosenkranz, Gerrit, Go Bike Service, RSV Daadetal, GER
18, Kautter, Nicolas, Edelsten - Reichel Hörgeräte, Radsport Kirchheim, GER
19, Gaßner, Michael, SRT Protective Factory, RSV Moosburg, GER
20, Zilse, Jan-Ole, Rose, MSV Essen-Steele 2011, GER
21, Muth, Benjamin, Rapiro Biketime, MSV Essen-Steele 2011, GER
22, Sindlinger, Gabriel, Dowe Simplon, RSG Zollern Alb '82, GER
23, Hamm, Florian, German Technology Racing, RSV Garching, GER
24, Scherer, Niklas, Dowe Simplon, RSG Zollern-Alb '82, GER
25, Fink, Florian, Dowe Simplon, RSG Zollern Alb '82, GER
26, Neff, Noah, German Technology Racing, TURA Untermünkheim , GER
27, Huber, Julian, , MTB-Club Karlsruhe, GER
28, Voege, Lennart, Saris Rouvy Sauerland, DJK Grafschaft, GER
29, Adler, Luca, Bike Work Desch, TV Bad Orb, GER
30, Schmidt, Micah, DDMC Güldenmoor, DDMC Solling, GER
31, Gläser, Alexander, Mondraker Rockets, Velo Solingen, GER
32, Zimmer, Niclas, Stenger, RSG Gießen u. Wieseck, GER
33, Reuß, Lasse, Stop&Go Marderabwehr, TuS Obermünstertal, GER
34, Senn, Tobias, Bike Service Partner, Velo + Bike Club Waldshut-Tiengen, GER
35, Hatzold, Julian, Giant Hersbruck, TV Redwitz 1891, GER
36, Duckeck, Jakob, Giant Hersbruck, TSV Benediktbeuern Bichl, GER
37, Joachimstaler, Manuel, Jota, SV Altenstadt, GER
38, Pfefferle, Junis, Stop&Go Marderabwehr, TuS Obermünstertal, GER
39, Kahl, Finn, TB Performance Lab-Arc8, VC 1899 Darmstadt, GER
40, Kaenders, Marcel, , MTB Rheinberg, GER
41, Landgraf, Lukas, , Ski-Club Wunsiedel, GER
42, Ewald, Eike, , KSV Baunatal, GER
43, Gruber, Jochen, , RSG Mannheim, GER
44, Libesch, Rico, HWG Gedern, TGV Schotten, GER
45, Singler, Marian, Tekfor Schmidt Bikeshop, SC Hausach, GER
46, Wagner, Amin Ferris, , DIMB, GER
47, Planert, Nick, , White Rock, GER
48, Zankl, Niklas, Haico, TSV Neckartenzlingen, GER
49, Werner, Niklas, Rapiro Biketime, Team Springe RSV v. 1997, GER
50, Ittenbach, Lukas, German Technology Racing, RV Schwalbe Trier 1932, GER
51, Schweisguth, Severin , Go Bike Service, RSV Moosburg, GER
52, Mayer, Stephan, Tekfor Schmidt Bikeshop, SC Hausach, GER
53, Weis, Alexander, EBE Racing, MTB-Club Wintersdorf, GER
54, Grupp, Ben , B&W bike.cases Merida Bikes, SV Reudern, GER
55, Söhner, Pascal, Gunsha Schulze, White Rock, GER
56, Scherer, Marcel, CLS, RV Möve Schmelz, GER
57, Rossner, Moritz, Mini-Hofbräuhaus München, Schleudergang, GER
58, Bräunig, Jaro, , Bikesportbühne Bayreuth, GER
59, Heusel, Patrick, Steinlach Wiesaz, RV Radlerlust Gomaringen , GER
60, Sindlinger, Tobias, Dowe Simplon, RSG Zollern Alb '82, GER
61, Wiegleb, Gregor Roni, Gunsha Schulze, White Rock, GER
62, Durniok, Tom, , MTB Rheinberg, GER
63, Stricker, Jacob, Fujibikes Rockets, Velo Solingen, GER
64, Feldhaus, Sean Christoph, Mondraker Rockets, MSV Essen-Steele 2011, GER
65, Krüger, Maximilian, Stevens MTB, TSV Niederstaufen, GER
66, Kornberger, Lukas, TB Performance Lab-Arc8, Velo+Bike Club Waldshut-Tiengen, GER
67, Gutsche, Levin, , Gute Laune Sport, GER
68, Humpf, Nils, Tri Shop Saar MTB, Bike Aid, GER
69, De Vries, Brian, KTM MTB Team NL, WV de Driehoek, NED
70, Tiefel, Patrick, Stenger, SKG Bauscheim, GER
71, Depuydt, Daan, Trek Bioracer, , BEL
72, Gathof, Niklas, toMotion Racing by black tusk, RSV Seerose 1904 Friedrichshafen, GER
73, Eble, Tim, Tekfor Schmidt Bikeshop, SC Hausach, GER
74, Büser, Fabian, DDMC Güldenmoor, DDMC Solling, GER
75, Gendermann, Fabian, Baumberge, , GER
Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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This are flowers of Leucojum vernum of the family of the Amaryllidaceae.Seen in the Deister-area in Northern Germany close to the city of Springe. Märzenbecher
Hamburg - red-light district
Olivia Jones - before Herbertstraße
Olivia Jones (born 21 November 1969 in Jump) is the pseudonym of a German transvestite artist Oliver Knoebel, who was known as a drag queen.
The Herbert Street (formerly Henry Street) is a street in Hamburg, since the beginning of the development in the 19th Century is used for prostitution (from currently 250 women). It is located in St. Pauli near the Reeperbahn. The road is about 60 meters long and closed since 1933 at both ends with barriers, so no insight from outside is possible. At these barriers signs the minors and women are placed since the 1970s, trying to refuse entry. These signs were installed by the police "to maintain public order" and at the request of the prostitutes.
Olivia Jones - vor der Herbertstraße
Olivia Jones (* 21. November 1969 in Springe) ist das Pseudonym des deutschen Travestiekünstlers Oliver Knöbel, der als Drag Queen bekannt wurde.
Die Herbertstraße (ehem. Heinrichstraße) ist eine Straße in Hamburg, die seit Beginn der Bebauung im 19. Jahrhundert zur Prostitution (von heute rund 250 Frauen) genutzt wird. Sie liegt auf St. Pauli in der Nähe der Reeperbahn. Die Straße ist etwa 60 Meter lang und seit 1933 an beiden Enden mit Barrieren abgesperrt, so dass kein Einblick von außerhalb möglich ist. An diesen Barrieren sind seit den 1970er Jahren Schilder angebracht, die Minderjährigen und Frauen den Zutritt zu verbieten versuchen. Diese Schilder wurden von der Polizei „zur Aufrechterhaltung der öffentlichen Ordnung“ und auf Bitten der Prostituierten angebracht.
Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
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Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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Mein erster Besuch im Wisentgehe Springe seit einiger Zeit..obwohl ich nur 10 km entfernt wohne. Mit meinem 50 mm Objektiv war ich nicht sonderlich gut ausgestattet um Tiere zu fotografieren...aber ich war mit einer tollen Truppe unterwegs und einer der Teilnehmer lieh mir ein tolles Tele..ich lief nur noch mit einem Grinsen durch den Park. Die Wölfe boten uns nach ihrer Fütterung eine tolle Rangkampf-Show und wir hingen alle am Zaun und man hörte nur noch "klack klack klack" von den Auslösern.
Kansas Children's Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas
National Youth Art Month Exhibit: March 1 - 31, 2012
Reception: March 2
Press Release: docs.google.com/document/d/1fKNNlbAhFCM0mbaHNmPxHhWmX6AAt...
View images of the artwork, installation and reception at www.flickr.com/photos/thedreamrocket/sets/72157627614457311/
The Dream Rocket Project www.thedreamrocket.com
Location:
Kansas Children's Discovery Center, 4400 SW 10th Avenue, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Museum Contact Person: Margaret Hennessy-Springe, Phone: 785-783-8300 x 107
Website: www.kansasdiscovery.org
Participants:
All Saints Catholic High School from Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, England (1 of 6)
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Gaffney Elementary School from New Britain, CT
North Roebuck Elementary School from Pelham, Al
Junior Girl Scout Troop 99 from Navarre, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Silvia Piza – Tandlich and Friends from Costa Rica
Kleinman Family in Pacific Palisades, CA
Riverton El. School Culture Club 3rd-5th graders in Huntsville, Alabama
Junior Girl Scout Troop 254 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 348 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scouts of North-Central Alabama - Troop 478 in Huntsville, Alabama
Ashley Inman from Huntsville, Alabama
Created by Silas Redding from Lawrence, Kansas with Free State High School
Alex Heiman and Emily Charbonneau from Winchester, KS with Jefferson County North High School
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Brownie Troop #1024 from the Girl Scouts Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council from Florence, KY
Brownie Girl Scout Troop 214 from Frakes, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1749 from Woodridge, IL
Girl Scout Troop #41280 from Bethel, Ohio
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Cancer! Life is Everything!"
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “If we work together we can find a Cure!”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Clean Up the Earth”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Fight the Fight, Find the Cure”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Family and Together”
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 1327 and Joyce Justice from Aurora, Colorado
Girl Scout Troop 33101 and Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Solis Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Isabel Waring from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1047 from Monticello, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Friends”
Latham, New York
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 48001 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Villa Madonna Academy Pack 775 Tiger Cubs from Cincinnati, Ohio
Babylon Village Girl Scout Troop 360 with the Girl Scouts of Suffolk County in Babylon, New York
Cub Scouts Pack 196 Den 6, with Shawnna Malott in Bethel, Ohio
Kristen Smith, Kyle Smith, and Cameron Kaercher from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 2150 with the Arizona Cactus Pine Council
Native and Nature Ways Summer Camp in Birmingham, Alabama
With the Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) “Be Yourself, Be Amazing” from Latham, New York
Girl Scout Troop 1543 from Prestonsburg, Kentucky
Girl Scout Troop 774 from Panama City Beach, FL
Girl Scout Troop 273 from Breda, IA
Girl Scout Troop 20969 from Palm Beach County, FL
Bethel Girl Scout Troop 49192 of Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
Huntertown Girl Scout troop #1273 and Leader Liz Pitcher from Versailles, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1245 from Erlanger, KY
Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Girl Scout Troop 3522 from Mansfield, Texas
Brownies Troop 3523 from Mansfield, Texas
3rd Grade Brownie Girl Scout Troop 11299 with St. Pius X School in Toledo, Ohio
Girl Scout Troop 30036 from New Baltimore, Michigan
Walnut Springs Middle School in Westerville, Ohio “Blastoff to your Dreams!”
Shari Garrett-Miller from Hoover, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 424 from Pensacola, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 448 from Navanne, Florida
Girl Scout Troop 119 from Manchester, KY
Girl Scout Troop 325 from Pensacola, Florida
Residents of the Pennswood Village/Woolman House–SkilleCare Unit in Newtown, PA
Clara W. Smith from Newtown, PA
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY
Girl Scout Troop 1256 (2nd Grade Brownies) from Latham, NY #2
Girl Scout Troop 33101 & Kayitah Nacori Vargas from Oakland, CA
Girl Scout Troop 5393 & Deborah Dennis from Staten Island, NY
Art studio of Chigins, Creative group and students from Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia
Girl Scout Troop 1208 from Friendship, Maine
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
JBS Deaf Services Group from Pelham, Al
Girl Scouts of Holy Name from Brooklyn, NY
Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY
Girl Scouts of Kentucky's Wilderness Road Council Troop #1213 from Georgetown, KY
Caroline Martin from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop 1616 from Modesto, CA
Sullfolk County Girl Scouts Troop 3153 from Islip, New York
Daisy Troop 1584, Caroline & Ann Kazee from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 1087 and Lori Angel from Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY
Girl Scout Troop 733 from Laurenceburg, KY #2
Girl Scout Troop 271 & Clays Mill Elementary School in Lexington, KY
Girl Scout Troop 920 from Bay Shore, New York
Girl Scout Junior Troop 134 & Lisa Davis from Adams, TN
Santos Family from Fremont, CA
Girl Scout Troop 742 from Frankfort, KY
Girl Scout Troop 254 from Gulf Breeze, Florida
Naomi Weidner from Albany, OR
The Montessori School of Huntsville, Alabama
LaFazio and Mundo Lindo after School Art Program from San Diego, CA
University of Huddersfield & All Saints Catholic High School in Huddersfield, England
Eve Gage from Monterey, CA
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc with Laura Smith in Huntsville, AL
Huntsville Museum of Art and Girls Inc, with coordinator Laura Smith from Huntsville, Alabama
Students at the University of Maine in Houlton, ME
Nancy Sheppard & Keeley Stooksbury from Huntsville, Alabama
Perry Lowell Bent from Framingham, MA
Girl Scouts of Maine Troop 710 from Greenville, ME
Caitlin Aubushon from Grand Island, Nebraska
Rainbow Elementary School in Madison, Alabama
Ruth O'Lill from Virginia Beach
Monte Sano Elementary School from Huntsville, Alabama
Girl Scout Troop from Richmond, KY
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There are more holiday pictures to come but I just have to show some of my actual pictures. Otherwise spring will be gone and I'd be still showing snowdrops and crocus. ;o)
The Eagle Owl is a large and powerful bird, smaller than the Golden Eagle but larger than the Snowy Owl. It is sometimes titled the world's largest owl, but so is the Blakiston's Fish Owl, which is slightly bigger on average. The Eagle Owl has a wingspan of 138–230 cm (55–71 in) and measures 58–73 cm (23–29 in) long. Females weigh 1.75-4.2 kg (3.9-9.4 lbs) and males weigh 1.5-3.2 kg (3.3-7 lbs). In comparison, the Barn Owl weighs about 500 grams (1.1 lbs). It mainly feeds on small mammals, but can kill prey up to the size of foxes and young deer (up to 10 kg/22 lb), if taken by surprise. Larger prey (over 3 kg/7 lb) is consumed on the ground which leaves the bird vulnerable (for example to foxes). It is said to be routinely able to swallow a hedgehog whole.
The call of the Eagle Owl is a deep resonant “ooh-hu” with emphasis on the first syllable for the male, and a more high-pitched uh-Hu for the female (in German and Hungarian, the name of this bird is "Uhu", the Turkish name is "Puhu", and the Dutch name is “Oehoe”). Each member of an Eagle Owl population can be identified by means of its vocalizations.
(Wikipedia of course)
Looks a little bit sad?! But it has got a bit more space as in a normal zoo. A second brown bear and some wolves are living in the same enclosure.
And it's a way to show animals to the people, especially to children. My children love to vistit this game-park near Hannover.
The photos of wolves are take at this enclosure, too.
1. jūlijā Aizsardzības ministrijas valsts sekretārs Jānis Garisons, Nacionālo bruņoto spēku un aizsardzības nozares pārstāvji piedalījās sarunu festivālā “Lampa” Drošajā teltī.
Diskusijā “Ieskaties karavīram acīs” Latvijas bruņoto spēku pārstāvji stāstīja par savu pieredzi dienestā un ārpus tā, savukārt diskusijās “Kas un kur tu esi virtuāli” un “Vai viegli pieņemt lēmumus, dzīvojot mūsdienu informācijas telpā” notika sarunas par kiberdrošību un mūsdienu informācijas telpu.
Diskusijā “Cik stipra ir Latvijas aizsardzība?” par aizsardzības nozares mērķiem, uzdevumiem un izaicinājumiem diskutēja Aizsardzības ministrijas valsts sekretārs Jānis Garisons, Jaunsardzes un informācijas centra direktors majors Aivis Mirbahs, Austrumeiropas politikas pētījumu centra izpilddirektors Andis Kudors un Saeimas Ārlietu komisijas priekšsēdētājs Ojārs Ēriks Kalniņš; moderatore – Inga Spriņģe.
Savukārt diskusijā “Kad stāvēt malā nedrīkst...” Jaunā Rīgas teātra aktieris Vilis Daudziņš, juriste Jolanta Medne, labdarības organizācijas Ziedot.lv vadītāja Rūta Dimanta un Vidzemes augstskolas rektors Gatis Krūmiņš dalījās pieredzē, kā jebkurš Latvijas iedzīvotājs var sniegt ieguldījumu valsts aizsardzībā.
Foto: Armīns Janiks, JIC
17.maj
Igen, igen en dejlig sommerdag, på min cykeltur mødte jeg denne Hybenrose,
de nu begyndt at springe ud. Denne her var på vandsiden af Hjertingvejen. Det
er en eksplotion i farver der sker i øjeblikket med naturen, rigtig skøn tid.
17. May
Again, again a nice summer day, on my bike ride I met this rosehip,they now started jumping out. This one was on the water side of Hjertingvejen. Theis an explosion in colors currently taking place with nature, really beautiful time.
Today I was at the Wisentgehege (Bison preserve) in Springe, Germany. You can find really cool animals there.
This was four years ago; the following year a really high tide
finally lifted the remains of that big wharf off its piers and carried
it away. The high and low tides are called springes, though some
people call the lowest tides, like this one, the nips.
These two pictures were taken on expired Fuji Sensia slide film in the
Rollei 35TE. In lining the pictures up for this, I had two big white
areas that I very roughly faked image into. I didn't try very hard at
that and, to reduce the appearance of fakery and joinery, I noised the
edges of the picture substantially.
Format: Fotonegativ
Dato / Date: ca. 1917
Fotograf / Photographer: Andreas Moe (1883 - 1956)
Sted / Place: Austrått, Ørland, Sør-Trøndelag
Google Street View: goo.gl/maps/rgcKx
Wikipedia: Austråttborgen
Wikipedia: Andreas Moe (1883-1956)
Eier / Owner Institution: Trondheim byarkiv, The Municipal Archives of Trondheim
Arkivreferanse / Archive reference: Tor.H43.B72.AM049
Merknad: Fra tidligere ordfører Andreas Moes samling. På bildet ser vi fra venstre oppstilt foran loggiaen i Austråttborgen: Vilhelm Moe (1886-1973), Andreas Moe (1883-1956), ukjent person.
Trondhjems Adresseavis 29 november 1916 s. 2:
Østraat brændt.
Bare endel smaa uthuse staar igjen.
Vi mottok imorges det nedslaaende budskap at Østraat var brændt og landet saaledes et historisk minde fattigere.
Der gik inat
et voldsomt uveir
over Trøndelagen. Sydveststormen satte ind ved ti-tiden igaaraftes, ledsaget av heftige regnskyl med torden og lyn. Ved to-tiden vaagnet godsbestyreren, agronom Frængen ved at høre nogen smeld. Han tændte lampen og gik og stengte telefonen. Han laa saa en halv times tid og hørte paa uveiret. Ved halvtre-tiden merket han at der trængte røk ind i hans værelse. Han sprang da straks over til den anden side og vækket husholdersken. Derpaa sprang han tilbake til sit værelse for at forsøke at redde værdisaker som regnskap, værdipapirer og kontanter. Men det lykkedes ham ikke at redde noget, da værelset var fuldt av røk og lampen var sluknet. Likesaa var sideværelset og gangen fuld av røk. Han saa da at
vestfløien av borgen stod i lys lue.
Av bestyrerens eiendele blev intet reddet. Derimot fik husholdersken sit tøi og det meste av eiernes, saaledes senge og sengklær. Værdipapirer og kontanter som beløp sig til ca. 1100 kroner, hvorav bestyreren eiet de 500, er gaat tapt.
Ildens opkomst
skyldes lynnedslag. Lynet er slaat ned i spiret og har fulgt ringeledningen til det nuværende kjøkken. Ledningen gaar nemlig fra hovedborgen til den saakaldte svalgang. Ved tre-tiden begyndte der at komme folk tilstede, som hjalp til at redde ut maskiner og kjøretøier av vognskuret. Man fik ogsaa ut de vigtigste kjøretøier og maskiner med undtagelse av endel harve og ploge. Fem heste og to ungheste blev bragt ut, og en ko og en gris som tilhørte godsbestyreren blev bragt op til en nabogaard. Imens stod borgen i lys lue. I fem-tiden faldt taarnet ned og
gnisterne sprang over til fjøsbygningen
som ligger ca. 40 meter borte, og snart stod den ogsaa i flammer. Avlingen, 750 læs høi og 20 læs halm, var i et øieblik luernes rov. Man fik reddet ut drengens eiendele fra den lille stue han bodde i. I halvsekstiden hadde ilden lagt sig noget i borgen, og agronomen og en mand gik da igang med at forsøke at
redde noget av borgens kostbarheder.
De krøp ind gjennem et av vinduerne i kirken. I samme øieblik faldt gulvet i riddersalen ned, og de kunde ikke faa reddet mere paa den side av kirken, hvor de var kommet ind. De sprang da ind paa en anden kant og fik reddet ut endel figurer og to av kirkestolene. Derpaa brak de op døren til kirken paa den anden side. De fik her reddet ut resten av stolene og endel av malerierne. Prækestolen, som da allerede stod i brand, blev ogsaa bragt ut og ilden i den slukket, likesaa altertavlen som ogsaa stod i luer. Endel av alterringen og alt paa alteret blev reddet ut. Der er brændt tre malerier, et stort krucifiks og statuen av Anna med Maria og Jesusbarnet. Kirkedøren og døren til fængslet er reddet, mens den pragtfulde port til riddersalen er ødelagt. Likesaa er kirkeklokken ødelagt, og de ti statuer av de kloke og daarlige jomfruer. Bestyreren gjorde forsøk paa at redde en av dem, men det lykkedes ikke.
Ved halvsyvtiden var alt brændt
og de gamle solide mure fra Ove Bjelkes dage rager nakne op av grushaugen sværete av røk. Gnister fra branden blev slynget halvanden kilometer væk.
Det som staar igjen
er baarstuen, vognskuret, to stabbur, vaktstuen og en arbeidsstue med smie.
Assurancen
er 97,700 kroner bare for borgen, avlingen var assurert for 28,000 kroner, de antike saker for 27,000 kroner og fjøset for 24,000 kroner.
Østraats eiere
var gaardbruker S. Landseth, Stai, og overretssakfører Bull-Heyerdahl. Fra 1912 til 1914 var det i G. A. Hammers eie. Denne hadde igjen kjøpt godset av Peder Rinde i 1909. Før den tid eiedes det av Heftye. Eiendommen er paa 800 maal dyrket mark, 400 maal torvmyr, 1600 maal dyrkningsland og 1000 maal skog.
Østraat hadde ikke lynavleder.
Efter hvad der meddeles os hadde Østraat ikke lynavleder. Efter hvad den tidligere godsbestyrer paa Østraat, hr. Arnstad, meddelte os under en samtale idag, skedde der i 1913 et lynnedslag paa Østraat. Ogsaa dengang fulgte lynet ringledningen og det holdt paa at opstaa brand. Folkene blev ganske lammet av lynstraalen, men heldigvis var det dengang dag og man fik hindret brand. I hr. Arnstads tid fremholdt han flere gange at der burde anskaffes lynavleder, og han fik ogsaa tilslut en mand utover, men det lykkedes ikke at faa den opsat dengang paa grund av aarstiden. Senere blev der intet gjort. Saa ofte som der gaar tordenveir over distriktet derute, mente han det var ganske uforsvarlig at der ikke var lynavleder, da taarnet med sit kobbertak og spir selvfølgelig var i høieste grad utsat for lynnedslag.
Litt beskrivelse.
Paa Bruns bokhandels forlag utkommer om et par dage et pragtverk om Østraat. Ved imøtekommenhet fra forlæggeren har vi faat anledning til at benytte endel av bokens illustrationer, likesom nærværende korte beskrivelse er bygget på bokens tekst.
Navnet Austraat nævnes allerede i sagaen. Den forteller at da Ørlandets gjæveste mand Jarnskjægge var dræpt ved Sommerblotet paa Mæren blev hans lik ført til Ørlandet og hauglagt paa Austraat. Siden nævnes Austraat ofte i vor historie. Her bodde mange av landets ætstore mænd og kvinder, vi nævner Finn Arnessønn og fru Inger Ottesdatter. I det 16de og 17de aarhundrede var gaarden i Bjelke-ættens eie, og Norges rikes kansler, Ove Bjelke, bygget i aarene 1654 til 1656 den borg som stod indtil nu. Kirken som oprindelig var et privatkapel paa det gamle Austraat var imidlertid 700 aar gammel. Borgen var anlagt som en næsten kvadratisk borgfirkant. Inde i firkanten dannet terrænet to borggaarde, en nedre og en øvre, Hovedbygningen som dannedes av firkantens nordside var 32 meter lang. Ved dens østre gavlvæg laa likkapellet. Portalen paa bygningens front var et pragtstykke av barokdekoration. Paa indfatningsstenene var hugget ind adelige vaabenskjold og slegtsnavn. Den nedre borggård var en av Østraatborgens vakreste og mest karakteristiske partier. Den begrænsedes av to lave toetages sidebygninger, hvis 2den etage laa i høide med terrænet i øvre borggaard. Foran etagen løp galleriformet en svalgang rundt borggaarden. Det utoverhængende tak blev baaret av ti træfigurer som forestillet de kloke og daarlige jomfruer. Begge gaarde var i den senere tid blit planert og smukt hellelagt.
Selve hovedbygningen var som nævnt bygget sammen med den gamle kirke. Kirken dannet saaledes østfløien, mens der ved nybygning blev opført en vestfløi. Foran hovedindgangen var en loggio med tre buer, som blev baaret av to søiler. Østfløien rummet i øvre stokverk riddersalen og i nedre stokverk borgkapellet. I riddersalen var to smukke eketræs døre, hvis treskjærerarbeide var blandt det vakreste som var bevart av indredningen. Selve borgkapellet hadde lidt mindst av tidens tærende tand. Altertavlen som var et pragtstykke av rang, er altsaa antagelig reddet. Ogsaa prækestolen som var rikt smykket, skal det være lykkedes at bringe ut. Av kirkestolene var den forreste paa søndre side av midtgangen, Ove Bjelkes egen kirkestol, rikt utskaaret med barokke ornamenter. Der fandtes desuten i kirken en del kostbarheter fra gammel tid, saaledes kalken, oblatæsken og alterboken. Kapellets vægge hadde i sin tid været rikt smykket med malerier, men de er nu blit sterkt medtat i tidens løp, saa bare et par var nogenlunde bevart.
Trondhjems Adresseavis 30 november 1916 s. 3:
Østraats brand.
Hvad der er brændt og hvad der er i behold.
Fra Adresseavisens utsendte medarbeider.
Ophaug idag.
Murene som staar igjen av Østraat, er forbausende godt bevart nærmest jorden, men øverst ved taket er de sterkt beskadiget og har slaat store sprækker. Hovedportalen er helt bevart og likeledes jomfruburet over portalen. Søilerne ved indgangen til riddersalen er helt ubeskadiget og av smiejernsgitteret er mesteparten i behold. Den del av bygningen som er mest beskadiget, er nordfløien; sydfløien er derimot ganske godt bevart. Fængslet er ogsaa ubeskadiget og dette maa tilskrives den drager som paa anmodning av professor Meyer blev sat ind der for en maaneds tid siden. Likkamret er ogsaa bevart, mens kirkeklokken derimot er smeltet. Fløien paa spiret som stammet fra 1781, er fundet ubeskadiget i ruinerne. Av lysekronerne i riddersalen er bare reddet nogen smaa jernbeslag, likesaa er beslagene paa riddersalsdøren berget. De bekjendte kobberskilte over hovedindgangen er ogsaa i behold. Fra kirken er det meste reddet, saaledes alt paa alteret, lysestakerne og altertavlen. To træfigurer og tre malerier er derimot brændt, likesaa de kloke og daarlige jomfruer. Forsiringerne paa kirkestolene er reddet og endel av alterringen. I kirken opbevartes et gammelt kapitæl og fotstykket av en søile som har tilhørt den tidligere borg. Disse blev reddet, likesaa fire malerier. Det ene blev dog sterkt beskadiget, da det blev revet løs.
Det ryker endda av ruinerne, men man holder allikevel paa at grave for om mulig at finde ting av værdi. Godsbestyreren, hr. Frængen, behandler alt med den største pietet og tar vare paa det som er reddet, og det som man efterhaanden finder.
Trondhjems Adresseavis 1 desember 1916 s. 2:
Østraat idag. Hvad ilden har levnet.
Der hvor Østraats irgrønne taarnhjelm med det graziøse spir før raket mot himlen, staar der nu bare nogen røksværtede mure og griner med de tomme vindusaapninger. Og der hviler en underlig êm av gammelt brændt træ over egnen. Men roter man i de rykende ruiner inde i borggaarden, så kan der springe en liten ilter lue frem som blairer i vinden og ikke vil slukke. Det er mer end døgnet siden det herlige bygverk sank i grus, men det ulmer mellem de gamle stene endnu.
Sandelig hadde han dygtige mursvende Ove Bjelke, da han i 1654 lot borgen bygge. To mandshøider fra grunden er murene uskadt. Men det stykket som er igjen op til der takskjegget engang var, har slaat revner og er tildels smuldret bort. Den pompøse frontportal har ingen skade lidt, heller ikke jomfruburet med det vakre hvælv.
Hovedindgangen til borgen inde i borggaarden er ogsaa godt bevart. Det elegante sijernsgelænder langs trappen staar der endnu og døren hænger næsten uskadt paa sine hængsler. Forgangen til riddersalen hadde stengulv og dette gjorde at fængslet som ligger nedenunder, ingen skade fik. I sommer blev en drager i den østre svalgang skiftet ut, og efter paalæg av professor Meyer opbevarte bruksbestyrer Frængen den i fængslet. Den gamle morkne bjelke er nu det eneste som er igjen av den berømte svalgang med de gode og de daarlige jomfruer.
Sydfløien er den del av bygningen som er bedst bevart. Her ligger likstuen som ilden næsten helt har skaanet; selv taket har holdt sig.
Da taarnet faldt, randt den gamle bronceklokke som ilden hadde bragt til at smelte, ned paa jorden østenfor taarnfoten. Der størknet det flytende metal til en uformelig forvridd klump. Men klokkens sjæl fik ilden ikke bugt med. Da man drog bronceklumpen frem mellem resterne av taarnhjelmen, støtte den mot en sten. Da klang der en dyp skjælvende tone mellem de herjede mure. ...
Inde i et rum i en av træbygningerne som ilden ikke fik tak i, ligger der mange rare ting. Der er to alterlysestaker, en del av en alterring, et kapitæl, en søilefot, en altertavle, fire ældgamle malerier, dele av en kirkestol med barokke utskjæringer, vaabenskjolde og en del smaating av træ og metal. Og saa jomfru Maria og Johannes den døper med sot paa næsen. Alt dette lykkedes det bruksbestyrer Frængen at redde ut av det brændende kapel.