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Mellyes Bunda (Fur vest) from Gyimesfelsőlak (Gymes-Lok), Beginning of 20th century.
Székelys exhibition, Museum of Ethnography
Made a vest and new pants for Heliot's outfit. Until my new iron comes in I will have to wait on making his jacket.
A Vestal Prophecy by Daniel Arrhakis (2023)
With the music : Sonum - Anatomical (Royalty Free Music)
In a temple located in the Roman Forum near the Regia and the House of the Vestal Virgins, Fabia one of the priestesses looks at the large vase of red alabaster as if a river of blood had flown, not even that morning light seemed to calm her deepest fears.
In the temple of Vesta, the six priestesses in recent times were haunted by a constant vision that seemed to them an unsettling near future
"Beware The Ides Of May for when the Eternal Flame goes out, the Legion of Shadows will conquer Rome by fire without appeal or mercy... six now are, but more shall not be... "
In Rome, an eternal flame was burned in honor of the goddess Vesta and to symbolize the unity and religion of Rome. The flame was tended by six "Vestal Virgins" and it was considered a high honor to be selected for the task.
This flame represented the sanctity of Rome and its Empire. It was the Vestals' job to never let the sacred flame die out, as the Romans believed that it would endanger Rome...
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"The Sixth Legion" is a Epic Roman mysterious series and story created by Daniel Arrhakis in 2023 based in the ancient Rome.
Elements, textures, personages and compositions were created using Artificial Intelligence Art, stock images, art collage, textured layered techniques and digital painting processes.
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La città di Alba in questi giorni è più bella che mai ... tutta imbandierata, tutti i negozi sono addobbati a festa e le vetrine molto " Nutellose " Approfitto per fare i miei più sinceri complimenti a tutti gli esercenti per la loro fantasia e creatività
Tutto è ormai pronto per celebrare i 50 anni della Nutella
La Nutella è un Grande successo, un successo Albese ed Italiano nel mondo.
Siamo felici ed orgogliosissimi di festeggiare questo evento insieme a tutta la città, vi aspettiamo numerosi
" Che mondo sarebbe senza Nutella ! "
Una curiosità
" Nutella" è prodotta in undici stabilimenti nel mondo, con maestranze di 97 nazionalità ed è venduta in oltre cento Paesi.
Se si mettessero in fila i vasetti di Nutella prodotti in solo anno si arriverebbe ad una lunghezza pari a 1,7 volte la circonferenza terrestre.
Altra curiosità
Se si digita la parola " Nutella " sui motori di ricerca Google e Yahoo, si trovano rispettivamente 40 milioni e mezzo e 15 milionie mezzo di segnalazioni
Inoltre
Durante il G8 tenutosi a l' Aquila nel luglio 2009 i "grandi della terra " gustarono una colazione speciale a base di frutta, latte, pane e Nutella preparata dal cuoco della nazionale italiana di calcio, Claudio Silvestri
Per cui ... a maggior ragione possiamo dire ...
" Che mondo sarebbe senza Nutella ! "
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Clicca su . . . L . . . Grazie !
Su sfondo nero è meglio !
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The Oude Vest in Leiden with the Marekerk. Built between 1639 and 1649 it was one of the first churches built for the Reformed church. The building was designed by Arent van 's-Gravesande, a famous architect in his time.
House of the Vestals
Rome, Italy
In ancient Rome, the Vestals or Vestal Virgins (Latin: Vestālēs, singular Vestālis [wɛsˈtaːlɪs]) were priestesses of Vesta, goddess of the hearth. The College of the Vestals and its well-being were regarded as fundamental to the continuance and security of Rome. They cultivated the sacred fire that was not allowed to go out. The Vestals were freed of the usual social obligations to marry and bear children and took a 30-year vow of chastity in order to devote themselves to the study and correct observance of state rituals that were forbidden to the colleges of male priests.
source: Wikipedia
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Vestal Village is a 4-day exclusive living environment taking place at a secret location in the Coachella Valley.
VESTAL VILLAGE IS A PRIVATE, INVITE ONLY EVENT. THE EVENT IS DIVIDED INTO TWO PARTS: A LIVING ENVIRONMENT WITH VIP CAMPING AND EXCLUSIVE NIGHTIME DESERT CAMPFIRE PARTIES + HOSTED VIP DAYTIME POOL PARTIES. VESTAL VILLAGE AMENITIES INCLUDE: MOUNTAIN HIKING, HORSEBACK RIDING, SWIMMING POOL, FISHING LAKE, RV HOOKUPS, TENT CAMPING, VIP CAMPER CHECK IN, WELCOME GIFTS, OUTDOOR STAGE, OUTDOOR BARS, CAMPFIRES, SHOWERS, HORSESHOE PITS, FREE SHUTTLES, POP-UP RESTAURANT (BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER), HOSTED BAR, PETS ARE OUR FRIENDS AND MORE.
House of the Vestals
Rome, Italy
In ancient Rome, the Vestals or Vestal Virgins (Latin: Vestālēs, singular Vestālis [wɛsˈtaːlɪs]) were priestesses of Vesta, goddess of the hearth. The College of the Vestals and its well-being were regarded as fundamental to the continuance and security of Rome. They cultivated the sacred fire that was not allowed to go out. The Vestals were freed of the usual social obligations to marry and bear children and took a 30-year vow of chastity in order to devote themselves to the study and correct observance of state rituals that were forbidden to the colleges of male priests.
source: Wikipedia
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The Oude Vest in Leiden with the Marekerk. Built between 1639 and 1649. it was one of the first churches built for the Reformed church. The building was designed by Arent van 's-Gravesande, a famous architect in his time.
This seamless circular knitted vest is really versatile and it can be used every day or in some special occasions. It's only 350 gr of merino wool but the result is great, Isn't it???
Kind of cooky outfit, but it was very warm out and I wanted something comfy to walk the dog, go grocery shopping and work in a cafe.
mary Janes: keens, skirt: target, Vest UO, top: no idea.
Vestido rosa duas peças de seda e renda..
Busto: até 90cm
Comprimento: 76cm
R$ 85,00 + frete
Prazo entrega: 10-15 dias
caroucrispim@hotmail.com
Vester Mølle sydøst for Søby på Ærø er en af Danmarks ældste hollandske vindmøller. Møllen er opført i 1834 som erstatning for to stubmøller og har været i brug indtil begyndelsen af 1980.
da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vester_M%C3%B8lle_(%C3%86r%C3%B8)
Knitting by Danny Ouellette
His notes: This is based on the Sakiori II Vest pattern in Cheryl Oberle's book Folk Vests. The yarn used is Noro Iro, in colour way 47.
Knit on 7mm and 8mm needles, 48 inches long. The vest is based upon a Japanese peasent vest design. In her pattern the pieces are knit from the bottom up, and joined at the shoulders and in a seam at the back. The collar is then picked up around the front of the neck opening and then sewn down onto the front. My version is made side to side. The edging for one side is cast on with a single ball of yarn and knit in seed stitch on the smaller needles. After that I switched to the larger sized needle, and used new balls for the front and back of the piece, lining up the colours to keep the stripes continuous over the front and back. At the shoulder the yarns were wrapped around each other as for entarsia. The first and last few stitches (5 or 6 I think) were left in seed stitch.
When the front and back reached the width of the shoulders the front was placed on waste yarn and the back was continued till it reached half the width of the back. I then repeated the process to create the second side of the vest. I then grafted the back stitches together to join it seamlessly into one piece. The front stitches were then placed back onto the needles.
The bottom part of the fronts used the balls that were already attached to them. On the first row another ball was introduced to make the collar, which was knit accros the top stitches of the front, around the back of the neck, and then down the other part of the front on the other side. At this point there were 3 balls of yarn on the go. The collar was knit in seed stitch.
When the front was almost wide enough a new ball of yarn was attached and the whole piece worked in seed stitch in the smaller needles for about 1 or 1.5 inches.
Two side straps were created to join the pieces together. They were cast-on with waste yarn, then a long tail of the vest yarn was left to be used to graft it onto the vest. A few rows of seed stitch were made, then a piece with seed stitch at the two side and stockinette between. When the piece was almost long enough I switched back to seed stitch. I then removed the waste yarn and grafted each end onto the vest behind the seed stitch edging on the main vest.
I believe this took about 5 months to do.