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A castle of the Anglo Irish landowners. A stairs used by the tenants from the estate to access the room in which the rents were collected every year.
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A couple of blue tits seems very interested in the nest box. Hopefully they will move in... :)
Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus), 25.03.2015
Olympus E-400 Digital Camera
Kovero Crown Tenant Farm
Kovero Crown Tenant Farm is a valuable cultural environment with protected buildings.
The estate consists of old and in parts original structures including the farmhouse, a bakery as well as shelters for horses and grain. Construction of the magnificent main house began in 1881.
Kovero is part of Seitseminen National Park's cultural landscape area and farm has been restored as precisely as possible to resemble those from the era of horse agriculture, meaning 1927-1941. Much of the farm's restoration work and other daily tasks have been realised by volunteers from the community.
Kovero Crown Tenant Farm features everyday life at a farm during the beginning of the 1900s in the Seitseminen backwoods area. At Kovero farm the traditional cultural landscape is maintained through old farming methods.
During the summer, guests are welcome to follow the daily chores of the house and take part in events and work demonstrations. Visiting the farm is free-of-charge.
In winter, the place can be viewed from the garden, through which runs a cross-country skiing trail.
Seitseminen National Park's is located in the province of Western Finland and is part of the Pirkanmaa Region.
Koveron kruununmetsätorppa
Koveron kruununmetsätorppa on arvokas kulttuuriympäristö suojeltuine rakennuksineen.
Kartano koostuu vanhoista ja osittain alkuperäisistä rakennuksista, mukaan lukien maalaistalon päärakennus, leipomo sekä hevostalli ja vilja-aitta. Upean päärakennuksen rakentaminen aloitettiin vuonna 1881.
Kovero on osa Seitsemisen kansallispuiston kulttuurimaisema-aluetta ja sitä on entisöity mahdollisimman tarkoin vastaamaan perinteisen hevosmaatalouden aikaa eli noin vuosia 1927 - 1941. Entisöinti- ja muita tilan töitä on toteutettu paljon talkootyönä.
Koveron kruununmetsätorppa esittelee viime vuosisadan alun elämänmenoa Seitsemisen saloseudulla. Koverossa vaalitaan perinteistä kulttuurimaisemaa vanhan ajan menetelmin.
Kesäaikaan vieraat ovat tervetulleita seuraamaan talon arkiaskareita sekä osallistumaan tapahtumiin ja työnäytöksiin. Kohteeseen on vapaa pääsy. Talvisin paikkaa voi katsella pihalta, jonka läpi kulkee hiihtoreitti.
Seitsemisen kansallispuisto sijaitsee Ylöjärven ja Ikaalisten kaupunkien alueella Pirkanmaan maakunnassa.
After being vacated almost 2 years ago after the local Elks Club was shut down due to violations with grand lodge, the former GTW depot in Owosso has sat vacant, and unfortunately it is starting to show. With only a couple trains a week passing by, there isn't much to shoot there anymore, and the job is almost always arriving after dark. Coming to switch Georgia Pacific, HESR 765 crawls past the depot and the lone leaning GTW code line pole in front. I'm sure someone could do something with this depot, money will be the big factor as always.
Rattlesnake Canyon at Page, AZ www.erglisphotography.com and You are welcome to purchase my wall art as well at fineartamerica.com/profiles/edgars-erglis.html
Last year a pair of chickadees claimed this birdhouse; this year is bumblebees.
The new peeps are busy pulling out the moss from previous tenants. :-)
Project 365-140
she pays no rent. the skylight was broken long before she arrived, and no one has come to fix it. from up here, the city is just sound — footsteps, church bells, arguments in languages she doesn't need to understand. the wooden slats frame everything: the clouds, the cold, the question of whether home is a place you choose or a place that simply stops asking you to leave.
Tenant Creek, Adirondacks, NY.
It was late on this winter afternoon, and I was not inclined to stop really. I was chilled from the damp/cold of the mist up the river a ways, where the falls had been my attraction for coming here. But the quality of the light through the forest stopped me, raking across and broken apart by a thousand trees, creating little highlights, all the way back, up the length of my walk. So I came to the water, here, where the rocks began to split the water. Like the stream, beginning to hit a grade, life has become a little faster, threatening to slip away. It all looks so calm upstream, in hindsight, but the reality is a lot of breaks in the flow, just like this. They are only smoothed by distance and time. I put my fingers just above the surface, and ever so often the creek jumps to wet them. You are so cold.
A beautiful sunny day in Folkestone, but the recently installed beach huts are somewhat surprisingly underutilised.
sana ,nasıl daha iyi olacağını söylerler,
seni tanımayan insanlar söyler bunu...
sen ömrünün yarısından fazlasını yaşamışken hem de..
sana gelir nasıl olman gerektiğini söylerler,,,
sen kendin gibi kalmalısın,
başkalarının senden beklediği gibi değil,
sen hayallerinin peşinde koşmalısın,hayallerinin peşinde,
ama gerçeklerle,
imkansızı isteyerek ,hayallerle,bunu yapabilir misin?
kendin kalabilir misin?
özgür olabilir misin?
kendini ne kadar seviyorsun
kendine ne kadar inanıyorsun?
özgür'müsün?
ve bedeli olduÄŸunu bilerek hayal etmenin bile,
devam edebilir misin?
herkese ve her ÅŸeye raÄŸmen kendin kalabilir misin?
bırak sana inananlar bir elin beş parmağını geçmesin...
kiracı olma kendi ömrüne,
özgür'müsün?
eğer özgürsen bunu yapabilirsin
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Uig, Isle of Skye
Captain Fraser's Folly or more commonly known as The Uig Tower, is a nineteenth century folly located in Uig on the island of Skye in the Highlands of Scotland. It is a category B listed building. It stands along the A87, which connects Portree and Uig, about two kilometres south of Uig. The tower is positioned on the south-eastern side of the bay on its southern headland opposite Rubha Idrigil.
Major William Fraser became the owner of the Kilmuir Estate in 1855 and the tower was constructed around 1860 on the spot where the local tenants had to go to pay their rents to the estate's Factor. Fraser was, like many other landlords in Scotland, notorious for his contribution to the Highland Clearances, during which tenants were evicted so the land could become available for large-scale sheep farming. The folly is still associated by locals with the Clearances. Fraser lived in a large house called Uig Lodge, which was washed away in a flood in 1877 shortly after the conclusion of the clearances.
In 1884 Fraser attempted to evict a family at Garafad in Staffin during a rent strike. Fraser called for help from the Government to break the strike, claiming that the local people were in rebellion. In November 1884 a flotilla of naval ships arrived in Uig Bay and the police and marines took up positions in Uig. However, the strike was not broken, the family remained in their home, and the police and military left shortly thereafter.
Construction
The Tower is a two-storey, round structure in Romanesque style, with narrow lancets in a cross-shape in place of windows. Though it looks very much like a Norman tower, the folly has no military function and was designed purely for show, and as an indication of Fraser's wealth and status.
The tower was later turned into a family home, but this was abandoned in the 1950s. The Uig Hotel (where this image is taken from) once owned the tower, but this is no longer the case and a local land owner apparently owns it now.
My wife found this big Orb Weaver spider in our basement. She has had an intense lifelong fear of spiders. Over the years I have gradually gotten her to feel comfortable not only letting spiders live but even leaving them in our house. This Orb Weaver was just too big for her comfort though, which I can completely understand. She is very tolerant of my love for spiders and rarely complains. I decided to use some flowers that we had and grab a couple photos before I relocated this big, beautiful girl.
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Along the Delaware River stand 4 small houses. The interiors are gutted as if being renovated when the family sold to the NPS. Were they tenant houses? More deluxe accommodations from when Mrs. Rosencranz ran a campground on the farm? Or perhaps slated to be artist housing when the property was planned to be an outdoor Music venue? I do not know.
Along the Delaware River stand 4 small houses. The interiors are gutted as if being renovated when the family sold to the NPS. Were they tenant houses? More deluxe accommodations from when Mrs. Rosencranz ran a campground on the farm? Or perhaps slated to be artist housing when the property was planned to be an outdoor Music venue? I do not know.