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The bells above are integral part of Hindu temples.
The sound of the bells is supposed to bring peace and tranquility in minds of visitors.
In many temples around India donating these bells to temple leads to completion one's wish that him/her asks at the time of donating the same.
All in all the bells represent the trust and respect of Hindu culture for their Gods.
Though many a times incidences of precious idols of Hindu Gods being stolen for temples also happen.
The temple where i clicked this photograph (on the bank of Gomti river in Lucknow) had chained these bells for anyone to take it away. Leaving a big question mark in front of us to TRUST WHOM..when our people aint leaving the Gods around..!!
Lyme Park, Cheshire.
The National Trust.
North Front.
Frontispiece, c1555-60. Parapet & Sash Windows, 1676.
Grade l listed.
Lyme was once home to the Legh family and, in its heyday, a great sporting estate.
The symmetrical north face is of 15 bays in three storeys. Its central bay consists of a slightly protruding gateway. The arched doorway in this bay has Doric columns with a niche on each side. Above the doorway are three more Doric columns with a pediment, and above this are three further columns. Over all this are four further columns with an open pediment bearing an image of Minerva. The endmost three bays on each side project slightly forwards. The ground floors of the three outer bays on each side are rusticated, and their upper storeys are divided by large Corinthian pilasters.
A very grand Elizabethan pile . Built by and for Bess of Hardwick , who was the richest woman in the country after Elizabeth I . It is now a National Trust property ,open for all to enjoy .
It has some very fine Tapestries and a wonderfully ornate plaster frieze depicting a hunting scene.
Knole, Sevenoaks, Kent.
The National Trust.
Grade l listed.
The Green Court.
The Crouching Venus or Venus Rising from the Bath, c1697.
A lead cast of an antique statue, installed at Knole in the late 17th century. It is based on a statue dating from 3 BC.
A nude female figure crouching and almost kneeling on her right knee, resting her left buttock on an overturned urn, her left arm crossed over her stomach and her right arm crossed in front of her breasts, her head turned to look over her right shoulder, and her hair coiled in a bun at the nape of her neck. She wears a bracelet on her upper left arm. The sculpture sits on a circular stone base which is then on top of a stone plinth.
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The current house dates back to the mid-15th century, with major additions in the 16th and, particularly, the early 17th centuries.
What we see today is a remarkably preserved and complete early Jacobean remodelling of a medieval archiepiscopal palace. From an even older manor house, it was built and extended by the Archbishops of Canterbury after 1456. It then became a royal possession during the Tudor dynasty when Henry VIII hunted here and found the place a useful residence for his daughter - later to become Mary I - during his divorce from her mother, Catherine of Aragon. Elizabeth I is also said to have visited.
From 1603, Thomas Sackville made it the aristocratic treasure house for the Sackville family, who were prominent and influential in court circles. Knole's showrooms were designed to impress visitors and to display the Sackville family’s wealth and status.
Went to Lowell with my photography teacher and found this funky little coffee shop. They allowed us to photograph inside.
Gilf!, a New York City street artist partnered with the NYC DOT Art Program and the DUMBO BID to create a mural constructed with wood, enamel and lacquer. The piece, titled “Trust Your Vision,” is inspired by mazes which allude to the difficulty of navigating through life especially in the competitive world of New York City. Gilf’s abstract work invites the viewer to decipher the hidden messages in the abstract piece. The mural is located on the Front Street fence between Adams Street and Pearl Street in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood. Bright paint colors were specifically chosen to bring life to the gray fence and energize visitors and inhabitants of the neighborhood.
NYCDOT Art Program, Community Commissions
In partnership with the DUMBO BID
Trust Your Vision by Gilf
Front Street fence, DUMBO, Brooklyn
This photoshoot was planned for months -- not that we had any direction in mind, just a portrait session that needed to happen.
Trust, completely.
“ When I was younger, God was simply an abstract idea. As I got older, I found myself in moments of great change and uncertainty that left me with little to rely on. That’s when my faith in God grew to be such a grand presence in my life. It is such a peaceful and reassuring feeling knowing wholeheartedly that He will guide me through any heart ache or failures, and lead me to a future I never thought I could have. Faith in Him has assured me I can get through anything.”
(Image: Troy Page / t r u t h o u t; Adapted: WoodleyWonderWorks, Bruckerrlb, Maurice, SeenyaRita)
Image paired with the story:
New Year's Memo to South Asia: Don't Trust Everyone
by: J. Sri Raman, t r u t h o u t | Op-Ed
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Plasticised body slice from the Wellcome Trust, London.
Bodily fluids are removed and replaced with coloured liquids that plasticise, allowing a 'slice' to be taken.
Amazing exhibit!
first step was to try to lift one person ... by four people using just two fingers each under the knees and each armpit (that could tickle!) ...
Hasselblad X Pan II + 45mm / F4
Epson Perfection V750 Pro
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Hathaway Preserve at Ross Run in Wabash County Indiana.
www.acreslandtrust.org/templates/System/details.asp?id=44...
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.
Former Ribble Leyland Nationals TRN808V and DBV831W loading alongside at the Merseyside Transport Trust open-day in 2014.
Item #91297
Trust Your Instincts
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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
The trustees decided to build on the present situation. The land was presented by Mrs Geo Brinkworth, and a church was erected in 1895, and opened on May 12, 1895, by the Rev O Lake and Rev S C Mugford.
In 1896 the Brinkworth Trust bought the Boucaut church furniture, books, seats, organ, et., and the Boucaut congregation joined the Brinkworth church, and formed the first church of the Union in South Australia. The Bible Christians and Wesleyans supplied Brinkworth each alternative Sunday. This church did duty till 1907, when it was decided to build the present church. The foundation stone was laid by Mr K W Duncan MP and opened by the Rev C Martin (President of Conference). The Rev E W Caust was in charge of the circuit. The church was built at a cost of £420, and was opened free of debt. The old iron building was sold for £51.
In 1923 a memorial porch was erected, costing £176, and was opened by the Rev W W G Allanson free of debt.
The Sunday school having felt the need for increased accommodation, the Trust decided in January of this year to build a kindergarten hall, and accepted a tender at a cost of £690.
The foundation stone was laid by Miss L D Brinkworth on June 11. There was a large gathering of the residents of the district, and they were assisted by the President (Rev J H Allen BSc), the chairman of the District (Rev T Geddes White), Revs L M Humphery MA, and T Strange. The offering on the stone amounted to £43 14s 6d. The trustees hope to have the building completed by August.
The following ministers have supplied Brinkworth Church from 1875 to 1930:—Revs J Langsford, T Yoeman, W T Penrose, C Tresize, O Lake, W Richards, F Bullock, S C Mugford, J Blacket, W A Millikan, C E Schafer, S C Mugford (2nd term), H J Parkinson, E W Caust, J H \ Williams, D B Bridgewood, S R Rooney, T M Flood, A K I'Anson, W W G Allanson, W S Statton and A T Strange.
Ref: Australian Christian Commonwealth (SA) Friday 27 June 1930.
Confession #2:
I don't trust people the way I should.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! :D
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