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Stuart Lake with Dragontail and Colchuck Peaks in the distance to the left and Mount Stuart on the far right, Alpine Lakes Wilderness Area, Washington State.
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Street portrait for my 100 Strangers project, an alternate shot from the brief shoot with Stuart. Enjoy!
The FEX transfer with CSXT power is heading back to Bowden Yard in Jacksonville on Jan 26, 2019.
© Eric T. Hendrickson 2019 All Rights Reserved
NS 12Z passes the CPLs at Stuarts Draft on a hot and muggy summer morning. Unfortunately, progress has been made in the slow signal replacement program along the Shenandoah Line, and replacements are standing here now a year later.
Train: NS 12Z with NS 8096 (ES44AC).
Stuarts Draft, VA
NS Roanoke District
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Posed street portrait taken for my 100 Strangers project in Glasgow, Scotland.
Stuart, a familiar face and inspirational man in Glasgow, and number 72 in my 100 Strangers project here on Flickr. This is the colour version of the original shot that I uploaded from my brief city centre shoot with Stuart. Head to my 100 Strangers album to read his story if you like. Proving that the affordable 40mm pancake lens can be good for portraits. Enjoy!
Mt. Stuart from the Ingalls Lake Trail-Okanogan/Wenatchee National Forest-Washington State
Elevation 9,415 ft (2,870 m)
Mount Stuart is a mountain in the Cascade Range, in the U.S. state of Washington. It is the second highest non-volcanic peak in the state, after Bonanza Peak and seventh-highest overall.
Stuart House, Liskeard
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Tŷ tref Tuduraidd yw Stuart House, Bwriodd Siarl I noson yno yn 1644 pan oedd yn cynnull milwyr i'w ymgyrch yng Nghernyw, Amgueddfa a chanolfan ddiwyllianol sydd yn yr adeilad bellach, ac mae hefyd gaffe.
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Stuart House is a Tudor town house where in 1644 Charles I stayed whilst he mustered his troops for his campaign in Cornwall. It now houses an exhibition about this time in the houses history, as well as being a thriving art and heritage gallery, with refreshments and a secret garden. - whichmuseum.com/museum/stuart-house-liskeard-3682
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"The request to demilitarise and deradicalise Gaza... in the name of Israels security. Where is the security of the Palestinians, who have been attacked without respite for decades... where is the demilitarisation and deradicalisation of Israels society?" - Muna AbuSulayman
Thursday Monochrome
This is the site of the first snuff mill in the New England colonies.
The Stuart family lived here and operated the snuff mill for eleven years until 1761 when they moved to Newport.
Stuart was taking a bath and was interrupted by something he saw outside.
We are in my temporary bedroom as our remodeling is going slower than we thought. But it's going to be so nice when done.
I finally have gotten the hang of this laptop and found my cable so I could upload my photos from my camera. The only thing I'm missing is my good photo editor. It's not installed on this computer as I couldn't find the instillation disc.
Soft Pastel on Pastelmat paper.
This is the second time I have tried this picture and I think it is time to concede defeat. Apologies, Stuart - I seem to have given you a hideous birthmark on the side of your nose! :)
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The sun rises in the Shenandoah Valley over Stuarts Draft as the now fallen N&W protect the control point.
Built in 1905, The Geo. W. Parks General Merchandise Store is now the Stuart Heritage Museum in Stuart, Florida.
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NS 202 northbound at Stuart's Draft. As of this posting, these signals have replacements erected and ready to be placed into service
Bored as can be in the hotel room. Decided to build LtBrick's M5 Stuart. Always love a new Stuey. :) Pretty sure I got the top correct. The front end, not sure.
"Isn't this just amazing, Cleo?!" Stuart was very excited as he walked around and around the faerie home. "We should be very careful here. Don't break anything, and don't make scary noises, in case the faeries who live here are watching to see what kind of little bears we are!"
"I will be careful, Stuart! It almost looks like it grew here!" said Cleo.
"I think when it's possible, faeries do use natural things for homes, and if they build, they often use bark and moss and vines and . . . well, other natural kind of things." Stuart said, somewhat less confident.
"I think you must be right," said Cleo. And I bet they use flowers and other things, too, Stuart! You are so smart!"
"I'm not really sure about all of it, but I have seen pictures in books and read things. I think we should go home and tell Mama, Cleo. And we don't want to scare the faeries off, in case they are afraid of us."
"I think you are right, Stuart. Let's go. We can tell Mama what we found. Do you think the faeries would like us to visit?"
"Maybe, but we should wait for an invitation. I have read that they are very private."
"Okay, but I hope we can visit again when they are home!!" said Cleo.
Stuart took her by the hand and they headed home.
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday!
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Guest locomotive Kerr, Stuart & Co. 0-4-0T Sirdar class ‘Diana’ works no, 1158 of 1917 waiting on Platform 2 Page’s Park Station Leighton Buzzard Railway during their Gala Weekend.
DDC-Blue
With one of two Stuarts living in the house we thought this one was the best for the blue challenge!
A panorama looking over the town of Ellensburg at the Stuart Range. Maybe next time I can get a day when the atmosphere is clear. There was a little smoke/haze in the air.
Der "Garden of Vulcan" ist ein vom britischen Landschaftsarchitekten Tom Stuart-Smith geschaffenes Gartenkabinett, in dem sich die Vegetation nach dem Ausbringen von Sämereien selbst organisieren sollte. Im Lauf der Jahre wurde der Pflanzenteppich immer üppiger. "Zuerst wachsen Pflanzen, die flexibel und anpassungsfähig sind. Später kommen die Bäume, in deren Schatten sich Tiere ansiedeln können. Die Tiere erschaffen ein Netz aus Schneisen in die neue, üppige Vegetation. Erst dann entstehen die Hütten.
So beschreibt der englische Landschaftsarchitekt Tom Stuart-Smith den Vegetations- und Besiedelungsprozess der Erde. Doch natürlich konnte der Mensch sich der Landschaft nicht ohne fremde Hilfe bemächtigen: Ihm half der römische Gott Vulcanus, dessen Geschichte der Gestaltung des Gartens zugrunde liegt." Diese, von mir allerdings stark gekürzte, Beschreibung findet sich auf der Homepage der Gärten der Welt.
www.gaertenderwelt.de/gaerten-architektur/internationale-...
"The Garden of Vulcan" is a garden cabinet created by the British landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith, in which the vegetation was supposed to organise itself after sowing seeds. Over the years, the plant carpet became increasingly lush. "First, plants grow that are flexible and adaptable. Later, trees grow and animals can live in their shade. The animals create a network of trails in the new, lush vegetation. Only then do huts appear.
English landscape architect Tom Stuart-Smith describes the vegetation and colonisation process of the earth. Of course, man could not take over the landscape without outside help: He was helped by the Roman god Vulcan, whose history provides the design concept of the garden. Immerse yourself in the world of mythical fire and experience an extraordinary abundance of flowers of all colours." This description, though greatly abridged by me, comes from the homepage of the Gardens of the World.
www.gaertenderwelt.de/en/gardens-architecture/internation...
A Miami bound Brightline train approaches the Stuart drawbridge at 422pm. All three posts from this morning were shot from the Roosevelt Road bridge sidewalk.
Stuart - Bassist of the 'Something Relevant' Band performing in Winter Garden (16th March) @Rockophony
Two Nottingham NET (Nottingham Express Transit) trams passing each other in Market Square. The nearest one is named after the Nottinghamshire and England cricketer Stuart Broad MBE. Having ridden this tramway network I must say I'm highly impressed with it.
Here she is. It's funny, because I barely spent any time on this one, but I'm actually pretty happy with it. Definitely easier to build one in D Bley instead of tan. The part selection was liberating.
Also, quick (or not so, but do yourself a favour and read it) little side rant here because its been on my mind.
When you're building a vehicle out of LEGO that is intended to accurately replicate something that was built in real life (and therefore has an excess of reference photos available, wiki pages dedicated to it, etc) keep a few things in mind.
a) Know what you're actually building. Do some basic homework and understand the difference between an M3 Vs. M5 Stuart, late Jackson Vs. early Jackson, M4A1 Vs. M4A2, etc. Nobody expects anyone else here to be a war historian but I don't think it's asking too much for everyone to do a tiny bit of research instead of just lamely grabbing some techniques from Max, throwing some sort of gun on and calling it a 'Sherman'.
b) Dimensions: this is numero uno in my mind when it comes to the actual construction of these vehicles, yet my feed is constantly filled with vehicles that have proportions that are totally wrong, bogeys that are too large, tracks that are the wrong length and width, etc. Just basic things that if done wrong completely ruin a build.
c) Details: this does not mean some sweet over engineered flex tube basket stuck on the back to make up for an otherwise lackluster build, I mean looking at real photos of whatever you're working on and doing your best to actually recreate the details, or lack thereof, across all parts of the vehicle and within the limits of our medium. Ie if you're working on an M4A1(75) Sherman, include the damn VSS. Do yourself a favour, take your time and don't just throw some wheels on that you saw your favourite builder use on theirs and call it a day while leaving out one of the most important features of the tank.
Hope this helps somebody.
Cheers guys, Lincoln and I may or may not have something fun coming along if we can get our acts together but no promises right now.
Mount Stuart House on the east coast of the Isle of Bute, Scotland, is a Gothic Revival country house and the ancestral home of the Marquesses of Bute. It was designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson for the 3rd Marquess of Bute in the late 1870s, replacing an earlier house by Alexander McGill, which burnt down in 1877. The house is a Category A listed building.
The house is the seat of the Stuarts of Bute, derived from the hereditary office "Steward of Bute" held since 1157. The family are direct male-line descendants of John Stewart, the illegitimate son of King Robert II of Scotland, the first Stuart King, by his mistress, Moira Leitch. By virtue of this descent, they are also descendants of Robert the Bruce, whose daughter Marjorie was mother of Robert II by her marriage to Walter Stewart, 6th High Steward of Scotland.