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Closer shot of shop front

Kedleston Hall / National Trust

Edinburgh Rock Trust Charity Kilt Walk 2008 -

Raising funds for the homeless

Hasselblad X Pan II + 45mm / F4

Epson Perfection V750 Pro

 

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Cragside, Rothbury, Northumberland, 1870-85.

By Richard Norman Shaw (1831-1912).

For William George Armstrong, 1st Baron Armstrong (1810-1900).

Grade l listed.

The North Front from the Inner Courtyard.

 

The home of Lord Armstrong, inventor, engineer and armaments manufacturer. His hydraulic and hydro-electric inventions were applied throughout the estate. The house was the first in the world to be lit by electricity.

 

The Orangery at Dunham Massey - well sheltered from the cold - and where we found the Christmas Poems.

  

'Good Riddance, But Now What?' By Ogden Nash (1902-1971)

 

Come, children, gather round my knee;

 

Something is about to be.

 

Tonight’s December thirty-first,

 

Something is about to burst.

 

The clock is crouching, dark and small,

 

Like a time bomb in the hall.

 

Hark! It’s midnight, children dear.

 

Duck! Here comes another year.

Images for the Relationship project brief. These images are of the FXU cheerleading squad and show relationships in sports, movement, routine, stunts and lifts and how they work together and trust eachother to succeed in a performance ready for show.

President Kagame attended a dinner hosted by Francine Lefrak and her husband, Rick Friedberg. The dinner brought together members of Aegis Trust from around the country.

Hera and Sabine are having some.

Jeniffer Anne Simpson. Photographer.

John Budding. Musician.

Happiest Moment in my life!

 

When I was roaming in Jaipur Zoo (Nahargarh Biological Park), this free ranging squirrel [The Indian palm squirrel or three-striped palm squirrel (Funambulus palmarum)] had come so close to my foot that it almost climbed my pant! Don't know how it found out my extra-special love towards animals, especially the rodents. He stayed for a few seconds before realising that I didn't have anything to feed him and then hopped along.

 

Yet, it hopped for about 5 feet away, stood up in its hind feet and was giving itself a nice face wash!

Item #91297

Trust Your Instincts

Jordan™ Dressed Doll

Suggested Retail Price: $110.00 US

Limited Edition Size: 300 Dolls Worldwide

Estimated Delivery date: Early July 2012

 

One of Natalia Fatalé and Kyori Sato's top allies, Jordan is always ready and willing to do anything so that her so-called friends may accept her in their little entourage, but that doesn't mean that she's not a go getter on her own. Actually, at the end of the day, there's only one place Jordan likes to be and that's in the spotlight! Top-model Jordan is dressed for conquest in an immaculate ivory skirt topped by an ultra feminine short-sleeved light chartreuse satin blouse and perfectly accessorized with just the right amount of gorgeous gold and cloisonné jewels to clearly send a message to her would be competitors. But beware, Jordan's in town! Just flawless and she knows it!

 

Jordan is a 12" vinyl doll that comes with a fully rooted hairstyle, hand applied eyelashes, fashion, jewelry, accessories, shoes, doll stand and certificate of authenticity

Hinton Ampner - National Trust

 

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1885, Architects: Joseph Evans Sperry and J. B. Noel Wyatt (survived the Great Fire of 1904)

Confession #2:

I don't trust people the way I should.

 

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! :D

 

What I'm listening to www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fw9EDKGHTU

Act according to the provisions of the Maharashtra Public Trusts Act 1950 and keep upto date compliances post trust formation to avoid criminal liabilities.

TRUST : Soulagez-vous dans les urnes !

GALAXIE D' AMNEVILLE le 08.12.2006

Early in 2020, I became a member of the John Muir Trust; I'm not a practical person, unlike some members and volunteers who can turn their hands to rebuilding dry stone walls or restoring hillside paths etc. So I contacted the Trust and offered them the use of images to help promote the work of the trust. They were most grateful and initially identified 16 of my images associated with areas of Scotland under their ownership/stewardship. This photo of mine appeared in the Trust's online magazine 'Wild Inside' - issue 9 and can be seen at the bottom of this link:

mailchi.mp/johnmuirtrust.org/wild-inside-issue-9?e=

Of course, there's no financial gain; I'm not bothered about that, just the satisfaction of seeing some of my photographs in publication and assisting the Trust in their conservation efforts.

Phuket Elephant Sanctuary, Thailand.

 

Nikon FE2

MC Helios 81H 50mm f/2

Fuji Pro 400H

Lake Sylvenstein, Bavaria

 

The Scotch Argus (Erebia aethiops) is a Palaearctic butterfly of the Nymphalidae family. It has a wide range including the French Alps, Germany, Balkans, Apennines, Asia Minor, the Urals, Caucasus and Sajan. In Britain it occurs in certain coastal areas of eastern Scotland such as Fowlsheugh. In Europe and Russia it is a forest edge butterfly found up to 2,400m and flying June to August.

 

Der Graubindige Mohrenfalter (Erebia aethiops), auch Waldteufel genannt, ist ein Schmetterling (Tagfalter) aus der Familie der Edelfalter (Nymphalidae). Der Graubindige Mohrenfalter fliegt in einer Generation von Ende Juli bis Mitte August.

 

Rote Liste Deutschland: Stufe 3 ("gefährdet")

High Great Chamber, 'one of the most impressive rooms in the most complete state of its date in England' (Pevsner Guide), completed in 1599 two years after Bess moved in. Coloured plaster frieze by Richard Orton and John Marker, theme is the Hunt of Diana. Brussels tapestries to a design by Michael Coxce (the Story of Ulysses) was bought by Bess in 1587.

The amazing intricate details of the Union Trust Building in downtown Pittsburgh, as framed by more of Pittsburgh's other buildings.

 

Just a quick HDR post; it's been a busy week and this week will be the same, as I'm dog sitting.

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