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Rare, flat, traditional way of cooking, but the taste was really good
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Coppicing, Charcoal and Hurdle making. Demonstration of traditional Forestry skills. At Westmorland County Show, Cumbria.
A family uses a kalesa (also caritela/karitela), a horse-drawn calash, to get to their destination opposed to using a motorized transport. Laoag, Ilocos Norte, Philippines.
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Macro Mondays theme : #Tea
This little tea infuser is shaped like a teapot. And just beside it, some Oolong tea leaves. Oolong is a traditional Chinese tea. It’s made from the leaves of the Camellia Sinensis plant. This tea is known for many of its health benefits.
As a reference, the little teapot plate measures 1 ¼” in diameter.
Tea anyone?
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Photograph of Spanish woman i traditional costume. More of my work: www.gjertsen.photos More of my work: www.gjertsen.photos
Dark Red with Orange Stripe Malaysia Traditional Wooden Cargo Boat in Johor Strait. Pic taken from Northshore Cove.
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Iban or the Sea Dayaks are natives of Sarawak. They make up 28.8% of Sarawak's population. Once known as fierce headhunters they lived in traditional longhouses along the rivers. Each door as seen in this photo represent a room or "house" in which a family lives. The number of families in a longhouse determines the size of the longhouse.
adj. *Traditional:
Consisting of or derived from tradition.
Traditional House, Ile d'Orléans, Québec, Canada.
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I don't know if these two couples even belonged together. But when I looked at the finished picture, I noticed this seemingly traditional division of roles and had to smile a little.
Along the streets of Kyoto there are many street food shops where you can eat traditional Japanese sweets.
In this shop two young students were buying dango.
Negozio di dolci tradizionali
Camminavo perso tra le vecchie botteghe di Kyoto, come un bambino che viene finalmente portato alle giostre ed avevo perso ogni contatto con la realtà.
Quando qualcosa vi sembra troppo bello, si perde quella capacità di assimilarlo razionalmente, tanto che molte cose appaiono sfocate e confuse.
Ma una scena appariva nitida tra tutte le altre, una scena a cui no avrei potuto dare una collocazione storica temporale, per la mancanza di punti di riferimento.
Un negozio di dolci tradizionali che a parte la plastica delle vaschette che contenevano i dolci, sarebbe potuto tranquillamente venire fuori dal passato.
Mentre osservavo le insegne scritte a mano ed il legno levigato da chissà quanti anni di utilizzo, due studenti sono spuntate dal nulla, ed anno comprato dei dango.
Erano vestite con l’uniforme scolastica ed erano giovanissime, ma prima di andare o tornare da scuola si erano fermate a prendere il loro dolce preferito.
Appena un attimo dopo è arrivato un anziano signore, con la sua bici di metallo argentato scintillante, non ha nemmeno notato le giovani studenti ormai al lato del negozio, ma si è subito perso con lo sguardo nel bancone tra i dolci.
Dopo aver chiacchierato con il venditore, ha scelto una confezione di dango da portar via.
Questa scena mi è rimasta così impressa che è stata una fortuna fotografarla e portarla con me tra i miei ricordi.
L’anziano signore venuto da un passato lontano, le giovani ragazze proiettate in un futuro ancora incerto ed il negozio di dolci tradizionali a fare da collegamento tra quello che è stato e dovrà essere, senza mai dimenticare i dango.
Traditional Korean Hanok architecture, Seoul's hilltop Bukchon Hanok Village residential area, South Korea. Hanok is a traditional Korean house first designed in the 14th Century.
The raw materials used in Hanok, such as soil, timber, and rock, are all natural and recyclable and do not cause pollution. Hanok's have their own tiled roofs (Giwa; Hangul: 기와), wooden beams and stone-block construction.
A traditional sign and entrance to the Palais Royal - Musee du Louvre metropolitain stop.
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www.greeneking.co.uk/pubs/hampshire/spice-island
“SPICE ISLAND, PORTSMOUTH
Located on the Portsmouth waterfront with fantastic views overlooking the harbour, this traditional spacious pub has a beautiful outside patio area perfect for soaking up the sun in the summer months with a refreshing drink.
Our Grade II listed Spice Island pub is less than a ten minute drive from the Portsmouth and Southsea train station. We’re surrounded by natural beauty and close to local attractions such as Portsmouth’s Museum & Art Gallery, and the historic dockyard.
A PUB FOR ALL
A pub for everybody and every paw, being both dog and family-friendly with wheelchair accessibility and free Wi-Fi.
DELICIOUS FOOD AND DRINK FOR ANY OCCASION
Whether you’re a meat-lover, vegan, vegetarian or non-gluten, there's a dish for everyone at Spice Island. Our appetising menu has plenty of options and is enjoyed by both tourists and locals alike. We serve British comfort food with great flavour, including seaside favourite fish and chips, plus sharing platters and ice cream.
ABOUT OUR PUB
Built on the harbour front in the 1700's, the name derives from being the first place spices from around the world landed. We were historically located just outside the gates of old Portsmouth thus was lawless and home to press gangs for Nelson's Navy. Having just survived the ‘Blitzkrieg' in WWII, you can still find us with the best view in the heart of historic Portsmouth.”
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