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Three little birds drawn with a Rapidograph
Yellow added with Photoshop. Heart sucker and price tag are found stickers.
6 inches by 9 inches
Initial setup of the rocks. The formation was a bit too loose. I didn't have access to large enough rocks so I went with black river stones instead.
Ely Museum, Market Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire
Steward & Patteson S&P Light Bitter (circa 1970).
East Anglian Breweries Brown Ale and Pale Ale, 1950s.
All produced at the Forehill Brewery, Ely.
ready to bake three-stage-built rye bread with seeds.
invert the proved loaf on parchment-lined peel & carefully remove the proofing linen towel to
uncover the shaped loaf.
It starts spreading itself rapidly creating those natural cracks all over the surface. Load it
in the oven (parchment and all) as soon as possible & somehow supply burst of steam.
This rye bread loves steam lots of it.
It's very simple: 80% whole rye flour/825 g, 20% bread flour/200 g, 18 g sea salt, 785 g water, 10% seeds, which yields a 78% hydration dough (exclude the seeds).
Rye dough needs natural starter to thrive; it's a perfect marriage.
Blogged @ At Home In The Kitchen .
These cute little guys were nesting on the side of the Devil's Canyon 4-wheel drive road in Colorado (near Mount Evans.)
The way I look at things, when you come across three accordions in the grass, you stop and take a photo.
Found at Jaialdi, a festival of Basque culture that is held every five years in Boise, Idaho.
Part of the gathering for the presentation of the freedom of West Lancashire being bestowed on the Duke of Lancaster regiment in Ormskirk.
Saturday 22nd October 2011
Song: March
Show: The Three Dragoons
Tryout: 23 January 1899 (His Majesty’s, Montreal)
Opening: 30 January 1899 (Broadway)
Words: Harry B. Smith
Music: Reginald De Koven
Sheet Music Artist: Unknown
Publisher: John Church Company
Reginald De Koven (1859–1920) studied music in Europe. When he returned to the U.S., he worked as a music critic in Chicago and New York. He was also a prolific writer, composing songs, operettas, operas, symphonic and chamber works and ballets. He was best known for his light operas, which were influenced by Gilbert & Sullivan.
The comic opera opened at the Broadway Theatre on 30 January 1899 and ran until 11 March for 32 performances.
During day three of the Best Squad/Warrior Competition at Fort Rucker, Soldiers completed a 12-mile ruck march and a surprise visit to the 77th Special Forces Group.
ayup ... hunting season again. Wait to take those lovely woodsy walks until the hunters and their guns are OUT, eh?
The Good, Bad and the Ugly one! - Pigeons in Reykjavik
DarirarÃramm Da Ra Damm, Darirariram Da Daa Damm, Darirariramm Dadada Damm, Da Da Damm.
On Explore: Mar 28, 2007 #250
I met him at the Cannibal Flower art show - music fest. I asked if he was an artist, and he answered me in a low
voice richly accented with what sounded like it could be
either Russian, Hebrew or Armenian. Or perhaps some
fusion of the three. He runs a gallery in L.A. called the
Black Maria gallery, which is presently
presenting a show called "PMS Revolution,"
which is a "tribute to the programmed
biological sacrifice which women have to go
through every month,
a sacrifice through which they reenact the
ritual of spilling blood without having to
spill the blood of others." I think he's
even more understanding
than I am, if that's possible.
You can check out his gallery
You may wonder why they're all leaning forward slightly in this shot. Mere moments before snapping the shutter, from off camera, Mom yells, "Stay away from the fence!! There's poison ivy!"
At least they kept smiling.
The next day, and three of the arches have been partially demolished.
While I was taking a few photos I chatted with an elderly gentleman who had lived in this area when he was a child. He told me that back then the archways were used as stables for horses that were used to do maintenance work on the nearby railway.
Shwenandaw Kyaung (Golden Palace Monastery) in Mandalay was built as a palace in traditional Burmese style in the 19th century by King Mindon Min (reigned 1852-1878).
The gates of the temple are busy with people coming and going; many stopping in to the monastery grounds make offerings.
For the story behind these pictures, please visit the "Ursula's Weekly Wanders" PhotoBlog post: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/religious-practice/life-in-t...