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When my kitchen was renovated three years ago, its contents had to be moved into the living room, which then resembled a cluttered second hand shop.
El tall total de la línia entre Castellbisbal i la bifurcació de Seat Martorell aquests dies ens està permetent tornar a veure alguns trens de mercaderies desviats pel Garraf, tal i com va passar durant diversos mesos l’any 2020. En aquest cas podem veure la 335.017 de Continental Rail amb el tren TECO procedent de Bilbao al seu pas per l’estació provisional de Sant Feliu de Llobregat en el tram de via única per les obres de soterrament de la traça al seu pas per la capital del Baix Llobregat.
El corte total de la línea entre Castellbisbal y la bifurcación de Seat Martorell estos días nos está permitiendo volver a ver algunos trenes de mercancías desviados por el Garraf, tal y como pasó durante varios meses el año 2020. En este caso podemos ver la 335.017 de Continental Rail con el tren TECO procedente de Bilbao a su paso por la estación provisional de Sant Feliu de Llobregat en el tramo de vía única por las obras de soterramiento de la traza a su paso por la capital del Baix Llobregat.
The complete interruption of the line between Castellbisbal and the Seat Martorell junction these days is allowing us to see again some freight trains diverted by the Garraf coast, as it happened for several months in 2020. In this case we can see the 335.017 of Continental Rail with the TECO train coming from Bilbao as it passes through the temporary station of Sant Feliu de Llobregat on the single track section due to the works of convertint this section to underground.
Yesterday at a garage sale I bought some containers of washable kids tempera paint. Six bottles for 3$.
My kind of price.
Yesterday, I tried dripping some of the paint on a gelatin filled globe, like the Sherwin-Williams logo. Crappy.
But filling the globes looks good. My backdrop had a real sparse Jackson Pollock look.
Cooler today, nice that the "heat wave" is winding down. Gotta finish packing, Sixty Lake Basin Ho...
Cheers.
Parish Church of St John the Evangelist
(You can see the picture by clicking at the end of the side!)
The parish church of St. John the Evangelist (John Church) in the 10th District of Vienna, Favoriten, is a Roman Catholic parish church. Due to its location on the road favorites (Favoritenstraße) and the subsequent Gudrunstraße/Keplerplatz it is colloquially known as "Kepler Church". Coincidentally, the patronal feast, the day of John the Evangelist falls (December 27), on the birthday of Johannes Kepler.
History
St. John's Church was the first church in the 19th Century that was built in the initially as a suburb of Vienna emergend Favoriten, only the churches of later incorporated places Oberlaa and Unterlaa older. At that time, recorded the in 1850 (on a smaller scale than today) incorporated, since 1861 along the Laxenburg road (Laxenburgstraße) between 4 (east) and 5 (west) and divided and 1874 as a new 10th District district constituted by the influx of workers, including the so-called brick Bohemians www.habsburger.net/en/chapter/brick-bohemians-wienerberg-..., a rapid population growth. 1872, the foundation stone was laid and the by the architect Hermann Bergmann built Church by Archbishop Kutschker in 1876 consecrated.
The church is a three-aisled basilica, which was built in the Neo-Renaissance style. It is 52 meters long, the nave is 18 meters high, the two towers with pyramidal roof are each 50 meters high.
For around 25 years, the St. John's Church was the only church in Favoriten, the parish area temporarily enclosed about up to 100,000 Catholics. Only in 1902 the (larger) St. Anton church was consecrated as a second church in the district.
The church was also on public transport most easily accessible: In Favoritenstraße was the from the State Opera running and then here in 1978 by the U1 replaced tram number 67 or 167 as a north-south connection, in the Gudrunstraße to 1969 the tram line 6 as East-West connection, which was then replaced in this section by bus 14A.
By all around hitting shells and bombs St. John's Church was 1944/1945 heavily damaged in World War II. In the following years, the renovation was done. As part of the metro construction in the 1970s (Kepler space station opened in 1978), the park around the church was redesigned.
Located just behind the church with the address of the Kepler space 6 is the in the last decades of the 19th Century in facing brick style erected church parsonage, flanked by a part of the building of the Municipal District Office (No 5) and an urban school ( No. 7).
Equipment
View of the Organ
The organ was built in 1968 by the organ builder Rudolf Novak. The instrument has 28 stops on two manuals and pedal. The play and Registertrakturen (stop actions) are electro-pneumatic.
I Hauptwerk C-g3
1 Quintatön 16 '
2 Principal 8 '
3 Gemshorn 8 '
4 Covered 8 '
5 Octave 4 '
6 Reed flute 4 '
7 Quinte 22/3 '
8 Superoktav 2 '
9 Mixture 2 '
10th Trumpet 8 '
II Brustwerk C-g3
11th Italian Principal 8 '
12th Reed flute 8 '
13th Salicional 8 '
14th Principal 4 '
15th Flute 4 '
16th Sesquialtera 22/3 '
17th Schwiegel 2 '
18th Quinte 11/3 '
19th Cymbals 1 '
20th Oboe 8 '
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfarrkirche_St._Johann_Evangelist_(Wien)
For a festivity a historical train is now to drive into the market lane on this new rails. Altstätten, Switzerland, Aug 10, 2007.
[Excerpts from Do Good Design]
Temporary installation to draw media attention to the UK launch of International No Shop Day: shop posters were screenprinted over recycled billboards.The language of shopping – shop fronts, sales coupons, receipts, and shopping bags – forms a No Shop brand, turning consumerism on its head.
Dinner with Sophie Thomas of London’s thomas.matthews the night before she keynotes on sustainable design at a European design conference unearths two truths: we are both children of activists, and she is obsessed with waste. She was distracted by the huge expenditure of resources involved in flying to a conference. Sophie and Kristin Matthews founded their firm in 1998 to practice good design built on sustainable principles. Back then, the focus was still on Reduce, Recycle, Reuse; before the agenda got larger and the challenge more acute. Her mission is now to share their process: the designer as social change agent. In 2008, she invented a sustainability sideshow to run at the London Design Festival called “greengaged,” which can be attached to any design conference. [photo: courtesy thomas.matthews]
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Guichen Bay/Robetown/Robe.
Robe was the earliest town gazetted in the South East in 1846 (Naracoorte and Penola were founded in 1850). It was named by Governor Robe (1845-48) and the bay was named by Nicholas Baudin in 1802 after a French Admiral. The town site was selected and surveyed in 1846 by Thomas Burr. William Smillie, the Advocate General of SA from 1840 until he suddenly died in Paris in 1852 had mixed with SA governors since his appointment in 1840. The main street of Guichen Bay (Robe) was named after him by Governor Robe when the town was surveyed. One of the first buildings in the town was a small wooden Customs House erected in 1847 indicating the town’s role as an early port. The current Customs House was built in 1863 and closed in 1888. Royal Circus around it allowed bullock drays to turn easily. Near it is a monument to the Chinese immigrants of 1857 and to Captain Matthew Flinders.
Soon after the town was proclaimed, woolgrowers moved in and the surrounding area became dotted with homesteads. Business was brisk and bullock teams bringing in the wool were a common sight. Ormerod, a merchant and founder of Naracoorte was crucial to the town’s development for he owned the jetties and the general store (the Grey Masts Wool Store in Smillie Street.) Captain Gerard Butler was the first Government Resident from 1846 and he resided in the Residency which still exists as Robe House. The Resident was the official government representative in charge of duties, taxes, licenses, justice etc. The Robe Residency was built in 1847. Robe appears to have been the only town in SA with a Residency- apart from Port Lincoln. The government representative was also the commander of any British troops in the area and played a role similar to that of colonial governors. In most areas of SA magistrates travelled on a court circuit and they did not live locally. The South East was too far from Adelaide for that kind of system in the 1840s hence the construction of the Residency in Robe for the whole of the South East. Captain Butler, the first Resident had a salary of £200 per annum and presided over police troopers, a government doctor and clerk. When Robe had an influx of 20,000 Chinese immigrants headed for the Victorian goldfields between 1855 and 1863 the Resident needed troops in the town to control this sudden invasion of people, opium smoking, smuggling and drinking. Most of the Chinese arrived in 1857. A detachment of the SA 12th Regiment was sent to Robe to keep the peace, to support the police and to ensure the rule of law prevailed. The Adelaide government approved barracks for the military in 1857, but by the time they were erected the need had passed. The barracks closed in 1858 once the Chinese deluge had ceased and they became the second Police Station. The Ormerod Cottages near Royal Circus were used as barracks for the British troops in 1857 and when the Governor Sir James Fergusson travelled to Robe for the summer season at Karatta House in late 1869 to early 1870. Around 100 British troops were stationed in SA from its foundation to guard the Governor, control the populace and help build infrastructure for the colony. SA usually received a platoon of troops from those sent to NSW. So in 1857 twenty five troops from the 1/12th Regiment of Foot were stationed at Robe under the Command of Lieutenant Saunders. In 1858 new troops arrived from the 2/40th Regiment of Foot. Troops of the 1st/50th Regiment served Governor Fergusson and accompanied him to Robe in the summer of 1869/1870 but all British troops had left SA by the end of 1870 due to Imperial needs ( Maori Wars in New Zealand and wars in South Africa.) Governor Fergusson continued to use Karatta House at Robe as a summer residence until he left SA in 1873. The next governor set about building Marble Hill.
Robe grew quickly and many Irish female housemaids and Scottish families arrived in 1855. Several big houses were built in the town: Karatta House was built for Henry Jones of Binnum Run near Bordertown in 1858; the Lodge was completed in 1850 as a residence and butcher shop; the handsome 12 roomed Moorakyne House was built by George Ormerod around 1856 and used as his residence until his death in 1872; and Lakeside Manor was built of local limestone in 1884 for George Danby, the youngest son of the Rev Sir Robert Affleck, Baronet of Dalham Hall, England. Lakeside Manor has imported English oak beams, Carrera marble fireplaces, numerous bay windows and the remnants of a carbide-gas lighting system. George Affleck changed his name to Danby to inherit the British estate bequeathed to him. This allowed him to move from a tiny cottage in Robe to his new mansion! Ormerod’s house Moorakyne eventually became the Church of England manse in 1909. It overlooks Lake Butler. Major landowners of the town and land speculators included Sir Samuel Davenport and Sir John Morphett hence there are streets named after them in Robe.
In 1847 the Police Station (and first soldier barracks) was built, followed by the Court House (1848), the Telegraph Station (1858) and the Gaol (1861). The Old Gaol near Cape Dombey was never fully completed and it closed in 1881. It is now demolished. The first private school opened in Robe in 1858 but the state school was not completed until 1884. Several hotels including the Bonnie Owl, the Bush Inn, the Caledonian Inn and the Criterion Hotel were opened in the first few years of the town’s history. The Bush Inn built in 1852 and licensed in 1855 was a roadhouse inn which originally catered for teamsters carting wool to Robetown port. The Bonnie Owl was licensed in 1848 and was later re-named the Robe Hotel. During the 1860s as many as ten licensed hotels operated in Robe. The Caledonian Inn was built by Peter McQueen in 1858. It was here that Adam Lindsay Gordon stayed during an illness and he eventually married the licensee's daughter, Maggie Park. One of the first churches to serve the town was the Catholic St Mary Star of the Sea built in 1859. During the 1870s it had more rooms added which served as a convent and school conducted by Mary MacKillop’s Sisters of St Joseph. A Presbyterian Free Chapel was built in 1858 adjacent to where St Peter’s Anglican Church was built in 1860. (The Anglican church was not consecrated until 1914!) In 1869 a Bible Christian Methodist Church was opened in Robe. It later became a temporary state school in the 1880s before reverting to being a Methodist church.
During the early years ship owners frantically sought cargo for their empty ships on the return run to Europe. Robe supplied horses for the Indian Army, wool, tallow and sheepskins for Europe. Lake Fellmongery was named after the scouring (which followed the washing) process used to clean sheep skins. This industry began in 1853 after a load of wool was sunk in Guichen Bay and had to be washed and scoured before it could be sent on to England. Fellmongery continued into the mid-1860s. Besides fellmongery, the large stock numbers supported a short-lived but quite successful Guichen Bay Boiling Down Works. It processed up to 9,000 sheep per week between 1867 and 1869. The sheep were butchered, skinned and the carcasses boiled down to produce fat or tallow for candles. Between 1856-66 close to £2 million worth of wool was shipped from Robe by Mr. Ormerod alone. He dominated all trade in the port of Robe. Robert Lawson of Padthaway was just one of many who shipped their wool through Robe and Ormerod’s shipping company. Ormerod’s shipping company closed in 1878 as other ports were declared at Beachport and Kingston. Robe began to decline as it never had a railway like Beachport and Kingston to bring goods from the hinterland. Robe became an isolated town by the mid-1880s. The Obelisk on Cape Dombey was erected in 1855 to assist passing ships and those heading into Robe. After complaints by ship captains the obelisk was painted in alternate red and white bands in 1862 which still remain.
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Temporary
I pass those souls today
knowing we are all going
to the same place
the vibrant youth
and the old man
In the twilight of acceptance
between what was and
what will be
every man's land
looks the same
(c) mB
London Chinatown 唐人街 Wardour Street Hung's Chinese Restaurant. Temporary close until further notice. 暫時關閉，直至另行通知 Sad sight my favourite Chinese Restaurant in China Town
Due to a car knocking our mailbox off of the post we had to construct a temporary mailbox. Another use for Tidy Cat Litter.It actually doesn't work out too bad if the U.S.P.S. would allow it (and the HOA)
WWII ' temporary' shop built from 2 side by side so-called Nissen huts but actually a different type made of corrugated asbestos cement not the galvanised sheet steel of true Nissen huts ..... in use more than 60 years later......it was demolished 2018
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