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Tanglepatterns string #4. From lower left: Flying Geese, Blackeyed Peas, Intersection, Krli-Q, Limpitz, & Sonnenband. With Bridgen as the string.
It's alright, just wait and see your
String of lights is still bright to me, oh
Who you are is not what you've been
You're still an innocent.
Taylor Swift - Innocent
Kinda wishing I had used a larger border for this one. Oh, well. maybe I should do another string quilt. I have enough scraps to do it !!!!!! :)
String Theory Manouche is an acoustic ensemble that plays music in the tradition of French and Belgian-born musicians Django Reinhartdt and Stephane Crappelli. This gypsy jazz quartet is led by Kim Platko, with Wana Hong on Violin, Dean Bouras on guitar, and Marla Sporrer on the upright bass.
A young beader and traditional Xhosa dancer strings beads during a product development workshop with the Africa Craft Trust near Mthatha in the Eastern Cape
Blogged at couchpotatoquilts.blogspot.com/2010/05/aqua-strings.html 92" x 62" - long and skinny. Made to fit a twin size bed - blocks are 10" and so it was going to be either short or long. I opted for long.
On November 25, 2011, Mercury Opera presented '104 Underground - an operascape' in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The show started at 6 p.m. with pre-performance drinks, appetizers, and performances by Vif String Quartet at four 104th Street businesses: Devines Wines and Spirits, Eyecare Group, 29 Armstrong and Coup.
Minutes later,Vif Quartet reconvened in the Enterprise Square LRT station to complete a a 20-minute show with singers Alicia Woynarski, Lauren Woods, Jill Hoogewoonink, and Nevada Collins, featuring arias from 'The Magic Flute', 'Samson and Delilah', 'Lakmé' and 'Turandot'.
Enhancing the subway-stop performance, costumes for the singers were by extraordinary local fashion designer Natasha Lazarovic of Temna Fialka.
Brushy One string. Músico, Guitarrista, Cantante y Compositor.
gigriders studio para Billboard Argentina
Half of the string blocks are foundation pieced... I love this so much already I think I will have to make another one to keep!
The String Cheese Incident headlined the first night of the Forecastle Music Festival with a blistering set of jamgrass at Waterfront Park in Louisville, Ky.
1. string block quilted pillows, 2. black white + green string baby quilt front, 3. Boho Baby Quilt , 4. string quilt, 5. Doll quilt so far..., 6. String quilt., 7. large quilt, 8. Pink Strings top, 9. my quilt, 10. String quilt., 11. SewConnected 3 - July, 12. Bella's babyface quilt, with borders
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Broomfield, CO- String Cheese Incident perform at 1st Bank Center on December 29th, 2013 in Broomfield, Colorado.
My daughter's violin is in dire need of tuning but unfortunately no one here in the house knows how to tune it without breaking a string :(
Official list entry
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II
List Entry Number: 1153240
Date first listed: 21-Mar-1983
List Entry Name: THE OLD WATER TOWER
Statutory Address 1: The Old Water Tower, Purbeck Terrace Road, Swanage, Dorset, BH19 2DE
Location
Statutory Address: The Old Water Tower, Purbeck Terrace Road, Swanage, Dorset, BH19 2DE
District: Dorset (Unitary Authority)
Parish: Swanage
National Grid Reference: SZ 03205 78194
Details
2. Dated 1886. Square Purbeck Stone structure in medieval military style. Three stages. The centre stage has 2 round-headed windows in the north and east faces. On the east face, between the windows, is a date stone - 1886. Above this, below the parapet, is a stone inscribed "239 ft above sea level". Immediately above this is a plain ashlar stone panel lettered "Swanage Water Works" - this is now rather faint. The top stage of the tower has 2 narrow slit windows in each face. The parapet is finished with battlements above a projecting string course. Circular projecting turret in one corner, with a seagull as weather vane. South of the tower and attached to it is a single-storey block, with Purbeck Stone walls and roof. The eaves gutters discharge into shaped stone chutes. Two round-headed windows in the south gable wall. In the east wall of this block are a large door opening and a segmental-headed window. No longer in use as a Water Tower.
THE WATER TOWER, SWANAGE
The Water Tower was built by George Burt, nephew of John Mowlem, In 1886. They were both born in Swanage and were quarrymen who made their way to London and became successful businessmen and great benefactors to Swanage. Burt and an architect friend by the name of Crickmay mapped out his dream of Durlston Park Estate that stretched south from the Ship Inn on the seafront at Swanage to the sea at Duriston Country Park (at Durlston Castle you will see the two turrets similar to the one at the corner of this tower)
George Burt wanted Swanage to have a supply of piped water and gas and the small carved lettering art the front ashlar panel of the Tower refers to various acts of Parliament pertaining to Swanage Gas and Water supply.
From the 1883 Parliamentary Archives
The 45ft high tower contained two lead lined tanks holding 5,737 & 22,0000 gallons respectively. Water was pumped to the tanks from an artesian well at Sunnydale by two 8 hp gas engines contained in the attached 'pump room to the South of the Tower.
In 1892, George Burt built a reservoir to the North of the town at Ulwell and we believe that the Water Tower simply became redundant. In 1919 a public water authority was formed and assumed the responsibility for the town's water supply.
During World War II the building was requisitioned by the war department to be used as a machine gun post and we believe that the lettering was cemented over at this time to prevent easy recognition of the location by enemy aircraft. During the ensuing years it apparently served as a storehouse for various large items such as stationary and vintage motorcycles and cars belonging to several owners. We believe it left the ownership of the Burt family in the 1950s. The Tower was assigned a Grade II listing in 1985. The previous owners bought it in 1991 and converted it to a residential house. In 2017 the existing owners purchased the property and have renovated it extensively
The cast iron gate and spike topped end railing in the garden are the remains of railings which were pulled dowit in the Hyde Park Riot of 1866 These and the bollards used for the gate posts were brought down to Swanage as
ballast for the retum jou of the stone barges The carved Toad on the gatepost is by local sculptor Jonathan Sells.
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