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I call this Place the Board Walk. it's a long Stretch of a Woden Boardwalk. with bushes and shubery along the sides. also a Couple of Coves of water Baordered by a Rock wall. which leads to This "Stage" Which is Pretty cool. looks like it's made from Fallen trees, Tree Branches etc. it's seen better times. Though that's what Makes it so appealing!
Nice Place to Sit & read a Book or Just Relax and daydream!
Must be Spooky as all Hell at Night
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This unique 1913-14 Matchless V-twin Brooklands/TT Works Racer, AC 9524, is preserved at the National Motorcycle Museum.
Matchless had enjoyed considerable success using JAP engines with numerous Isle of Man TT wins and podium places between 1907 and 1909 ridden by Charlie and Harry Collier, sons of the company founder Henry Collier.
Despite this success, in 1913 the family switched to engines supplied by the Swiss Motosacoche (meaning engine-in-a bag) factory whose proprietary engines were distributed under the MAG name. These 496cc semi-hemispherical units were advanced and solidly built, but were strictly works specials that were never offered for general sale.
In the 1913 TT two of the new Matchless/MAG V-twin works racers entered by the Collier brothers suffered broken valve gear and a puncture respectively. However, the next month, Harry Collier rode to four wins at the famous Brooklands circuit with a fastest lap of 65.22mph. For 1914 the team was strengthened by the inclusion of Bert Colver who enjoyed considerable success both at home and at various European events.
Originally fitted with an Armstrong 3-speed hub, this was found to be the machines "weak link" as stripped pinions and slippage from gear when applying power were common faults.
The machine was later fitted with the more robust Royal Enfield 3-speed unit. Indeed, there is actually very little "Matchless" making up the machine apart from forks, tank and handle bars. The frame is actually a Royal Enfield design of the kind supplied to Motosoacoche during that period.
Only around half a dozen of these works racers were ever made in the period before WW1 and this is the only surviving example. Restored between 2015-2018 by the National Motorcycle Museum’s chief restorer, Colin Wall, who declared it "the most difficult restoration I have ever attempted”.
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Port Key West - Key West Harbor - Fall
Key West, Florida U.S.A. - Florida Keys
Virgin Cruise Line - "Valiant Lady" - at the dock - 11/29/24
(leave it to Richard Branson; those long red hanging things
on each state-room balcony...swinging red hammocks! LOL)
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There are not that many green flowers to be found!
Leaves aplenty, but not blooms.
ARC DE TRIOMPHE. Molucella or Bells of Ireland.
These two stems of Irish Bells seemed to welcome, in the form of an ARCH of TRIUMPH, the three small red roses ...
Moluccella is a genus of annual and short-lived perennial plants native to Central + southwestern Asia and the Mediterranean.
They are tall, upright, branched plants to 1 meter or more with toothed leaves and small white fragrant flowers.
Whether Moluccella is actually a flower or variety of foliage is often open to debate.
In fact, Moluccellais a member of the mint family and has a unique perfume all of its own.
Bells of Ireland, a hardy annual with flowers that never fail to impress, blooms which are the most exquisite shade of lime green.
Since Victorian times, Bells of Ireland have been considered a symbol of good luck - the perfect flower to send to someone starting a new job, or moving to a new home.
Moluccella laevis (Bells-of-Ireland, Bells of Ireland, Molucca balmis, Shellflower, Shell flower)
The second: TIDDELY-OM-POM-POM... Green Trick ‘Temarisou’...
Bred by Hilverda kooij in Holland, and winner of countless awards is a stylish Dianthus barbatus called Green Trick ‘Temarisou’
First, this is not a true carnation at all (Dianthus caryophyllus) which I thought it was judging by the leaves and stems but rather, it is a Dianthus barbatus cultivar, or Sweet William.
But a Sweet William that looks more like a ball of moss?
As far a cut flower trends go, this amazing new variety is a terrific example of how plant breeders are focusing on new lifestyle flowers that meet the needs of today's new consumer.
Short, modern containers with dense mounds of spiky green is exactly what stylists and hip florists are looking for.
There IS a trend in EVERYTHING!
Thank you for your time and comments, greatly appreciated, M, (*_*)
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"Moluccella laevis", Bells-of-Ireland, "Shell flowergreen", red, roses, design, macro, "black background", flowers, studio, colour, horizontal, magda-indigo
Green, Trick, ‘Temarisou’, Carnation
Shaped by the slow moving lava about 100,000 years ago, totally unique and looks almost man-made, especially when you get on top of it.
Some of them are about 60ft long and 3.5ft in diameter.
The Holy Trinity Rectory at 141 Brookes Street, Fortitude Valley is a two-storeyed brick building constructed in 1889 to a design prepared by former Queensland Colonial Architect Francis Drummond Greville Stanley.
The Church of England was the first institutional religion established in Queensland, with the parish of Saint John's in Brisbane created in 1849 as part of the Diocese of Newcastle. Land bounded by George, William, and Elizabeth streets was granted to the church and Saint John's Church was consecrated on this site in 1854. This parish encompassed a wide district which extended well beyond the Brisbane town boundary and included Milton, Enoggera, and Sandgate.
By the mid-1850s a village of 100 to 150 houses had been established at Fortitude Valley just north of the Brisbane town boundary and there were more homes scattered through the semi-bush to the north and east. For Valley residents, access to Saint John's Church at the southern end of North Brisbane was difficult. Principal access was via the steep, unformed track of Ann Street over Duncan's Hill, which was not cut down until the 1860s and 1870s. Wickham Street did not exist at this period; in its place was a series of ponds and brickyards.
In recognition of the increasing settlement of the district north of Brisbane, part of Saint John's parish separated in 1856 to form Holy Trinity parish. The new parish encompassed the areas of Fortitude Valley, Bowen Hills, and New Farm and extended west to Enoggera and north to Sandgate. At first, a cottage was rented at the corner of Ann and Ballow Streets for use as a Church of England school on weekdays and as a place of worship on Sundays. In 1857 the New South Wales government granted to the parish two acres of land bounded by Ann, Brookes, Church, and Wickham streets for church purposes (the present site of the Holy Trinity Church, Rectory and Parish Hall). In the same year a long, stone building was erected on this site for use as a school room and temporary church.
The Diocese of Brisbane was formed in 1859, with Bishop Tufnell taking office as the first Bishop of Brisbane in 1860. At this time Saint John's Church was designated as the pro-Cathedral, and Holy Trinity parish was incorporated into the Diocese of Brisbane.
The first Holy Trinity rectory was built for Reverend John Mosely who was appointed in 1861. It was a stone building situated in Leichhardt Street between Quarry and Love streets, on a crown land grant to the Church which extended through to Water Street.
During the 1860s and 1870s Fortitude Valley developed as a commercial and residential centre and population density in the Valley and surrounding areas increased substantially. The 1857 stone building was enlarged in 1862 to accommodate an expanding congregation and by the mid-1870s Holy Trinity parish was committed to the construction of a new, larger church on the Brookes Street site. Designed in 1875 by the then Queensland Colonial Architect, FDG Stanley, the second Holy Trinity church was erected in 1876 - 1877 by contractor James Robinson. The 1857 stone church/school building remained in use as a schoolroom.
As the parish grew, the disadvantages of having the rectory separated from the church eventually led to the construction in 1889 of a new rectory in Brookes Street, adjacent to Holy Trinity Church, at a cost of £1,935. Like the 1876 - 1877 church, the second rectory was designed by FDG Stanley and constructed by builder James Robinson.
Stanley was born in Edinburgh in 1839 and trained in Scotland as an architect. He emigrated to Brisbane in 1862 and practised privately before gaining employment with the Queensland government in the office of the Colonial Architect, Charles Tiffin, in 1863. Following Tiffin's retirement, Stanley was appointed Colonial Architect from the 1st of January 1872, a position he held until 1881. Throughout this period of government employment he accepted a number of private commissions and continued in private practice in Brisbane, Maryborough, and Toowoomba after he left the public service. Stanley was a prolific architect and his work is found throughout Queensland.
Stanley's design for Holy Trinity Rectory was for a substantial brick house of two storeys with broad verandahs on both levels, projecting gables and a corrugated iron roof. Some of the stone from the former rectory in Leichhardt Street was recycled in a retaining wall along the Brookes Street boundary.
The 1889 residence continues to function as Holy Trinity Rectory.
Source: Queensland Heritage Register.
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Παντοδύναμος Θεός λέει: «η εξουσία και ο νους του Θεού είναι αυτά που γεννούν τους νόμους αυτούς· θα μεταβάλλονται και θα αλλάζουν σύμφωνα με τις σκέψεις Του, ενώ όλες αυτές οι μεταβολές και οι αλλαγές λαμβάνουν χώρα ή εξαφανίζονται για χάρη του σχεδίου Του. Πάρε, για παράδειγμα, τις επιδημίες. Ξεσπούν δίχως προειδοποίηση, κανείς δεν γνωρίζει την προέλευσή τους ή τα ακριβή αίτια της εμφάνισής τους, ενώ, όποτε μια επιδημία φτάνει σε κάποιον τόπο, εκείνοι που είναι καταδικασμένοι δεν μπορούν να διαφύγουν τη συμφορά. Η ανθρώπινη επιστήμη θεωρεί πως οι επιδημίες προκαλούνται από τη διάδοση επικίνδυνων και επιβλαβών μικροβίων, ενώ η ταχύτητα, η έκταση και η μέθοδος της μετάδοσής τους δεν μπορούν να προβλεφθούν ή να ελεγχθούν από την ανθρώπινη επιστήμη. Παρόλο που η ανθρωπότητα αντιστέκεται σε αυτές με κάθε δυνατό τρόπο, δεν μπορούν να ελέγξουν ποιοι άνθρωποι ή ποια ζώα προσβάλλονται αναπόφευκτα όταν ξεσπούν επιδημίες. Το μόνο που μπορούν να κάνουν τα ανθρώπινα όντα είναι να προσπαθήσουν να τις εμποδίσουν, να αντισταθούν σε αυτές και να τις ερευνήσουν. Ωστόσο, κανείς δεν γνωρίζει τα βασικά αίτια που εξηγούν την αρχή ή το τέλος οποιασδήποτε επιμέρους επιδημίας και κανείς δεν μπορεί να τις ελέγξει. ...»
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Unique among the world's seven species of pelicans, the Brown Pelican is found along the ocean shores and not on inland lakes. It is the only dark pelican, and also the only one that plunges from the air into the water to catch its food.
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rare & unique photo from my mobile phone
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my cell sometimes produces very special, unique and rare photographs ... it does it on its own ... maybe by some dysfunction of it. Decolorizes the reception in a unique way almost black and white and gives some different colors to the ones it removes. The final picture is unique and rare. With no editing and no effects you can see these photos ... there is a limited photo watermark on my photos and my name because I'm interested in exhibiting the templates.
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Pure work avoidance behaviour...
had to clear the mess after my daughter cleaned her room... and in the garbadge can for bottles and tins I found this unique Coke can... of course it reminded me of Andy Warhol...
and before this piece of art would have to go the way of all flash I had to perpetuate it...
by taking a pic, lol!
Ancient cobblestone pathways in the Old Town lead the way to one of Geneva's unique sights, the Chapel of the Maccabees. This colorful Gothic influenced chapel is located in the south-west wing of the St. Pierre's Cathedral. It was built in the 15th century as a tomb for Jean de Brogny and his family, a cardinal who served under Pope Clement VII.
History of the chapel
Chapel of the Maccabees or the Notre-dame collegial chapel was converted into a warehouse during the Reformation to store salt and gunpowder, but by the end of the 17th century, it was used as the venue for lectures on philosophy by the Academy, a predecessor of Geneva University. This period saw a change in the layout of the chapel, as they built three other interior floors to accommodate the masses. Today, visitors can attend concerts that are held in this historic building and it is even used for weddings and family ceremonies.
Architecture
The chapel was renovated in the 19th century in the neo-Gothic style. The chancel vault was redecorated displaying the celestial chorus theme that reflected the original frescoes of its glorious past, a time before austerity was introduced by John Calvin as he preached Protestantism to the citizens of this city.
A perfect time to visit this chapel is during the sunny day, a spectacular sight as the sun's rays hit the stain glass and creates a magical atmosphere inside the chapel with different hues of color. The colorful arches and the high ceiling are remarkable. The ceiling is painted in shades of blue and pink and if you look closely you will see angels adorning the ceiling. The pulpit is stunning, it has sculptures of an angel, an eagle, a winged lion, and a winged horse, this represented the Medieval Royal Houses from the different ages that patronized this chapel. Another interesting sight is the historic Walcker organ, this was positioned on the cardinal's tomb after renovation in 1889. Though small in size, the Chapel Maccabees charms the visitor to spending more time admiring its beautiful interiors.
Other attractions near the Chapel of the Maccabees
You might also be interested in visiting the archaeological site that is located below the cathedral. There are stunning artifacts from the 4th to the 11th century. The most outstanding is the 4th century mosaic floor and the baptistery, do watch out for the skeletons at this site!
The adventurous can climb to the top of 2 towers of St. Peter's Cathedral and enjoy the beautiful panoramic views of the city - definitely worth the climb.
www.geneva.info/st-peters-cathedral/chapel-of-the-maccabees/
Captured by NASA's Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) satellite on July 27, 2001, this natural-color image shows the unusual landscape of Wadi Rum in southwestern Jordan. A land where granite and sandstone mountains with vertical slopes and filled with red sand tower throughout the landscape, it is often called "Valley of the Moon".
Credit: NASA
Image Number: GSFC_20171208_Archive_e001903
Date: July 27, 2001
Myron Kosloff - Dominatrix
Unique Books 152, 1968
Cover Artist: Eric Stanton
Myron Kosloff was a pseudonym of Paul Hugo Little (born Paul Hugo Litwinsky). Little supposedly began writing soft-core porn when he was 48 using hundreds of pseudonyms... he is referred to as the man of 1000 pseudonyms. It is claimed that he wrote over 700 of these pulp fiction novels.
He was also a food critic, music critic, chess critic, English teacher and an advertising copy writer.
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Planté sur la frontière italo-suisse dans le valais ,le CERVIN est, avec ces 4478m mètres, le sommet le plus connu de Suisse. Sa face est, en forme de pyramide, que l'on peut apercevoir depuis la station de Zermatt ,est d'ailleurs utilisée comme logo par plusieurs marques helvètes, dont le chocolat Toblerone. Quant à sa face nord c'est avec l'EIGER et les Grandes Jorasses , le Graal des alpinistes alpins. Unique au monde par sa forme , c'est le sommet le plus photographié.
The MATTERHORN ( alt.4478m ), Promised Land of the climbers
Planted on the Italian-Swiss border in was worth him(it), the MATTERHORN is, with these 4478m meters, the summit the most known for Switzerland(Swiss). His face is, in the shape of pyramid, that we can perceive since the station of Zermatt, is moreover used as logo by several Helvetian marks, of which the chocolate Toblerone. As for his north face it is with the EIGER and the Grandes Jorasses, the Graal of the alpine climbers. Only to the world by its shape, it is the most photographed summit.
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Bicycle wheels and old plastic bottles are among the recycled items on decoration at a coffee shop in Hanoi, Vietnam. Discarded wheels, wheel parts and plastic items have been turned into interior decorations at a Hanoi shop.
95% of the decorative items on display in the coffee shop are recycled items. Bicycle wheels and old plastic bottles are key decorative items. All recycled items have been hand-made. Each item is handmade from discarded wheels, plastic bits, bottles and other upcycled rubbish.
There’s an old Vespa converted into a dining table and a series of smaller tables made of used car tires. On the walls, bicycle wheels and tire plates give the café a shabby-chic vibe.
Every piece of decor has a whimsical, artistic vibe. The café is definitely a cool find you’d want to run and tell your friends about.
Foreign tourists are surprised at seeing lights made from plastic bottles. The shop has a total of four floors. Many discarded plastic bottles have been used to decorate the ceiling, creating an eye-catching look. 1,000 plastic bottles containing coloured powder and water makes for an eye-catching spectacle.
The mural paintings on the wall leave a good impression on customers.
Nguyen Tho, the shop owner, said using the recycled items aims to raise people’s awareness of environmental protection.
1949 LEYLAND OPS4 Tow Truck, converted from a former Melbourne halfcab bus and built for the M&MTB, it operated in Melbourne until 1956.
It then sold and operated by the MTT in Perth until 1974.
Now owned and operated by the Sydney Bus Museum where it remains a 'working exhibit'.
Doing parade laps at the veteran and vintage show at Sydney Motorsport Park.
Eastern Creek, New South Wales, Australia.
Conceptual Photos;Standing out from the crowd, different from all the others;unique;special;one of a kind;outstanding
Fisheye lens view at a typical Obidos Portugal narrow street, of the unique architecture of the stonewalled city, looking up at the sky
"The Angelic Doctor interpreted [Aristotle] in a uniquely brilliant manner. He made that philosophy Christian when he purged it of the errors into which a pagan writer would easily fall; he used those very errors in his exposition and vindication of Catholic truth. Among the important advances which the Church owes to the great Aquinas this certainly should be included that so nicely did he harmonize Christian truth with the enduring peripatetic philosophy that he made Aristotle cease to be an adversary and become, instead, a militant supporter for Christ … Therefore, those who wish to be true philosophers … should take the principles and foundations of their doctrine from Thomas Aquinas. To follow his leadership is praiseworthy: on the contrary, to depart foolishly and rashly from the wisdom of the angelic Doctor is something far from Our mind and fraught with peril … For those who apply themselves to the teaching and study of Theology and Philosophy should consider it their capital duty, having set aside the findings of a fruitless philosophy, to follow St. Thomas Aquinas and to cherish him as their master and their leader.” – Pope Pius XII.
Fresco on the ceiling of the Vatican Museum, with St Thomas Aquinas offering his works to the Church. Beneath is Aristotle, whose philosophy St Thomas drew upon, thus showing the harmony of faith and reason in is writings.
just playing...... of many versions I prefer this......tonight. just some patterns of light that caught my eye.
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