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It died hitting an awesome forehand winner. But it didn't quite die there as it survived long enough to finish off the match in winning style ;-)
String Cheese Incident performing at 'The Backyard' in Austin, (Bee Cave actually), TX. July 4th, 5th and 6th.
String Magazine Publication :)
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Taken from the book, Fresh Fabric Treats. This was such a fun quilt to make! I used 1 jelly roll and 1 honey bun. The foundation for the blocks is Kona Snow. Chunk approved!
This is the view of the Gulf of Mexico from the Galveston Seawall at night. The two-toned sand is caused by shadows from different light sources. If you look at the far right side, you can see my shadow, bending over holding the camera on a low bench, which is why this is as clear as it is..
There are at least twenty ships on the horizon, defining it sea from sky. This is how I am used to seeing the ocean at night - alive and glimmering in the distance. Tankers and shrimp trawlers and rigs all along the horizon. Just like the stars, they are there during the day too - but we can't see them.
In Navarre and other places we've been in the panhandle of Florida, all that is missing. It's completely dark at night - no ships - no boats of any kind. And it's just plain unsettling. Reminds me of "Silent Spring", in a weird kind of way. What do kids in Florida look at when they stroll the beach at night? They don't get to see the string of lights along the horizon, and wonder what kind of ship it is, and where it's going to - or coming from.. Pity...
How to Make Sri Lankan string hoppers.
2) Clean and prepare your string-hopper maker.
See the slideshow of all twelve shots.
A string pulled across wet clay and then stained with iron oxide. Also shows the string position before the pull for reference.
Four rows of eight blocks...I'm going for a queen size quilt for our bed...lots and lots of little bits and pieces saved in this!
Emerson String Quartet Violist Larry Dutton coached Tom Cheng '15 and Prajan Divakar '16, violins, Michaela Helble UG, viola, and Nana Adjeiwaa-Manu '16, cello, on the first movement of Haydn's String Quartet #4 op.20.
Copyright 2014 by Rob Strong
Bert, a mule with the Ninemile pack string, waits to be fitted with his new set of shoes for the 2011 season. The U.S. Forest Service Northern Region pack string continues their work this year hauling freight in and out of wilderness, educating “Leave No Trace” wilderness management to the backcountry horse and stock communities, and represent the agency at shows, expositions, and other events seen by nearly 100,000 people. The pack string is currently the only one of its kind in the entire nation.
1. string quilt block tutorial, 2. colorful string quilt back, 3. Elizabeth's string quilt, 4. String Quilt, 5. String Bean Quilt, 6. cookies & cream baby quilt back, 7. a quilt for my brother., 8. scrap-quilt, 9. triangle quilt, 10. String back to log cabin bag, 11. Pink String Quilt- in progress, 12. String Study - Pink and Orange, 13. Strings 03 (#3490), 14. Squares of Strings 03 (#3692), 15. Another Simple Strings Top (#3587), 16. Small String Study no.2, 17. Red,White & Blue Strip Quilt 2, 18. Billie quilt 2, 19. Aug 07 Pauls String Rain, 20. String Theory Back, 21. Red White & Blue String Quilt, 22. String Quilt back, 23. A Little Bit Country Quit, 24. book stacks, 25. A Notion or Two quilt blocks
Flea Market Categories: scavengers, bargain hunters and treasure seekers. I am a treasure seeker of a different kind. I don't go to buy, but to discover those treasures begging to be photographed.
Following iamthediva's challenge this week I asked my partner Ann to draw a string. Unfortunately, I was so inspired by it that I forgot to photograph it, so this is a badly done photoshop tracing/recreation of her string.
String Festival sponsored by the NMH Symphony Orchestra at Northfield Mount Hermon, on November 1, 2015. Photographs by Glenn Minshall.
Cats love playing with string! (I had to wait until she was sleepy to take this photo - until then she was rushing around too much & every attempt was blurred.) For TMSH.
...changing my very old guitar strings, for fear of tetanus. d'addario strings (10-46) have colored ends which make for photographic fun.
iphone photo taken with 'olloclip' attachment.