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A winter excursion on the Toplita - Borsec line. Apemin No.1 turns itself and its train on the triangle at Capu Corbu.
made to complement the first pillow I gifted as a wedding present.
Fabric was bought, and a quilt was started, for a wedding present for my best friend. Sadly, she passed away, from complications of her CF, six months before her wedding.
The fabric was stashed away for years, and when her mother was getting remarried, I finished the few blocks I had started to make her a pillow as a small wedding gift. She absolutely loves it, and a few months later, requested another one so both her couch pillows would match. I proudly obliged. <3
A triangle quilt I made after being inspired by some colours I saw on a recent day trip to NYC :) I'm obsessed with it and I think there'll be a few more quilts with those colours!
I wanted a few photos with triangles. Found this at the art gallery in Österhaninge. Made by Marianne Kopamees.
Pawhuska, Oklahoma.
The Triangle Building was built in the middle of two streets that, when joined together.....created a triangle. I guess when this building was constructed that Pawhuska was a busy enough city to warrant building on every square inch available.
I've been coming up to Pawhuska now since about 1992 to visit the Tallgrass Prairie, and to look around on some of my solo photo jaunts. I've seen this building in various states of repair and disarray. It seems like several years ago the building had been renovated and was ready to see life once again. Last weekend, though, I found the building looking perhaps the most vulnerable I've ever seen it.....no windows anywhere? What's going on with it?
Update 1/16/22: This has been, for several years now, the Frontier Hotel. Many people seem to believe it's a Ree Drummond property; it's not (she has her own really nice hotel/b&b). It's actually managed by the same people who run the Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa.
" Un livre est le seul lieu au monde où deux étrangers peuvent se rencontrer de façon intime. " ( Bacon )
The new section of the trail at the Triangle Garden, not quite completed, pushed through by the Parks and Trails Society and being finished by the Townsite Ratepayers Association, all with volunteer labour. The Garden is a small jewel in the city and this extension makes it even better.
For MacroMonday group, theme: Utensils and Tools.
Particularly like the depth of field in this photo.
one of the many stones I decorated in the last two months... a gift for my aunt who invited me for a wonderful day in Rome, to be shared in the company of a group with a German art historian/archeologist and a local archeologist... living again the time of the ancient Roman harbor catering to a city which had then already one million inhabitants... trip number 13 for my aunt (84 years old, never tired), you never finish discovering Rome... :)!
Created for the Project QUILTING Challenge: Triangles:
Read more about this quilt here: www.persimondreams.com/2014/03/triangle-collaboration-qui...
These triangles all have at least one side that is 1 inch long. These are positioned so that the side on the left is 1 inch long.
In Israel, nothing is simple. I think they should modify the flag to reflect this reality by replacing the plain Star of David with a cooler symbol made up of two "impossible" triangles.
Information on how to use these photos is blogged about here: montessoribyhand.blogspot.com/2007/06/yoga-in-classroom.html
Peyote Stitch Cuff Bracelet with integrated buttonhole and toggle closure.
Size 8 seed beads
Beaded and designed by Christine Ray in 2011
White background, bright triangles.
Created for HonestReporting.com on May 15 2011.
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Original article: Gay Rights Offends Time Magazine’s Image of Israel.