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Two stars of the tram fleet at Beamish, The Living Museum of the North. Pictured passing in the loop at the Pockerley Old Hall stop are (left) double-decker Blackpool balloon No 703 (disguised as Sunderland No 101) and single-decker Grimsby & Immingham No 26, in British Railways Eastern Region livery. The former, an Art Deco design, was built during the Thirties, the latter in the Twenties.
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i love this dress and it is going to be too small in the summer, so i have to take advantage of it still fitting her for a little while longer.
Skin : Glam Affair - Zara Indian clean D
Hair : Wasabi Pills - Lindsey Chocolate
Eyes : Poetic Eyes - Sunny glade
Lashes : Mon Cheri - Falsies eyelash
Earrings, necklace : Maxi Gossamer - Ashira set
Bracelets, rings : Zenith - Hollow carved beauty
Bag : Zenith - Sledge leather handbag Rose
Shoes : Sax Sheperd Designs (SSD) - Mata Hari jeweled Stiletto
Pants : Erratic - Tegan pants Salmon
Jacket : Erratic - Anya jacket Floral
Top : Erratic - racerback lights white
Decor : 8f8 - Icedreams gacha set
Pic takes at Caladan : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Forever%20Dreams/217/73/31
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Belén designed by Bill Egan in a Spanish style. The Holy Family figures are by Montserrat Ribes (17 cm). The base, stable, and rocks are all foam. Some balsa wood is used for trim. The barrel tile roof is a plastic sheet. Instructions for making foam buildings and scenery can be found on YouTube -- look for "Nativity School" videos.
The Northwestern University "Wildcat" Marching Band entertains fans at Ryan Field as the Northwestern football team hosts an open practice on April 6, 2013.
Photo by Daniel M. Reck (GSESP08).
September 23, 2013: One Direction perform in concert at the All Enter Centre in Adelaide, Australia. Pictured here: Harry Styles.Mandatory Credit: INFphoto.com Ref: infausy-32|sp|
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miss m had a bowling birthday party yesterday...lady o enjoyed herself as well...flickr style was the only way to go...right!
This 1959 El Camino at CJ’s Hot Rod Shop was born back when style was King! She’s lookin’ good from tail to hood! www.ThrottleDM.com
Foto:Camila martins, Rafael viana (Estudio buena)
Styling:Raoni veira
Beleza: Felipe schuman (Helio diff)
Modelo:Bianca Dunck (Glam model)
Okonomimura
5-13 Shintenchi, Naka-ku, Hiroshima 730-0034
Go up to the 3rd floor and take your pick!
Friday, 11 August 2017: Kyoto - Hiroshima / Miyajima
Rosa and I are relaxing in our Hiroshima hotel after a day that got off to an exciting start on our 7.20am bullet train from Kyoto - it's a big holiday weekend here in Japan and the tour company hadn't been able to reserve seats for us beyond Osaka which meant we were all spread out in different carriages when we left Kyoto, and then half the group got off our train at Osaka to try and find unreserved seats and couldn't get back on again!
Luckily Charlea was with them, and they all got on the next train to Hiroshima, with was only 30 mins later. They got seats; we'd stood, squashed like sardines! Another stroke of luck was that the family of four who are on the tour were split between the two trains / groups and were texting, so we all sort of knew what was going on.
Once we'd rendezvoused in Hiroshima (広島市), we dropped off our bags at the hotel and headed off to the nearby island of Miyajima (宮島) for the day. It's famous for the Itsukushima Shrine (厳島神社) with its wooden walkways that stretch out over the waters of the bay (when the tide is in at least) and its red/orange wooden Tori gate a little further out in the bay. Really beautiful. We took lots of photos.
After some BBQ street food for lunch (corn of the cob on a stick for me, takiyaki (octopus balls) for Rosa), we went DIY for a couple of hours: Rosa explored the souvenir shops and Julia and I headed up into the hills in search of the "Buddhas with knitted hats" that Charlea had mentioned lined the way to another temple. We bumped into Skylee, Granted and Andrew, and the five of us soon found the first of many Buddhas of all shapes and sizes. The outside stone ones all have knitted hats, and some even have scarves.
We ended up spending an hour or so there exploring the beautiful Daishō-in (大聖院) temple complex - lovely wooden halls, pathways through green glades, prayer wheels, peace and quiet, in a valley stretching up into the wooded hills above the Itsukushima Shrine.
One of the highlights of the trip for me, Although it's a sad story behind the hats and scarves.
We all met up at the ferry pier at 3pm, took the ferry / train / tram back into Hiroshima and then on to the Peace Memorial Park (広島平和記念公園) in the late afternoon. A good time to visit.
Dinner was Okonomiyaki pancakes again, this time Hiroshima style and cooked on a hot plate in front of us, in a tiny place, one of many on the 4th floor of a city centre building. All a bit ramshackle and market stall-like, fab food, lots of fun - and a very welcome cold beer served in a glass from the freezer. NICE. Tram back to base, shower and chillax.
Off to Osaka first thing tomorrow (8.10am departure from the hotel, which is a luxurious late start compared to the past week!), for sight seeing, lunch and then the stage sword fighting workshop and a night in a capsule hotel.....
But now, bedtime!
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What was the story with this car? Why did it skip a load of numbers when the 306 was here? Its just a slightly extended 306 and thus should have been named the 306 Long Hatch or something. Still, becoming more of a rare sight these days. Wouldn't mind capturing more old Peugeots.
One of the bib-style necklaces from my Efflorescence line, this piece features two sizes of Korean boxwood rings in pale green and natural finishes. I surrounded these with hand stitched rounds of lustrous cream colored seed beads and matte rainbow finish jade green seed beads. The luster and rainbow finishes on these seed beads lend the piece a warm glow. After assembling the beaded rings in a carefully balanced asymmetrical arrangement, I added a scalloped edge of jade green rainbow finish seeds to help unify the piece lend it a floral feel.