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With them being an unusual species locally, Wall Browns are usually a nice surprise on my visit to other parts of the UK. This is one of a few I found around Cartmell Fell near Lake Windermere earlier this month, blending in with their surroundings incredibly well when with their wings closed.
Taken at The Cleveland Metroparks Rocky River Reservation along the Fort Hill Loop Trail - North Olmsted, Ohio
jon burgerman has been a favorite artist of mine for a long time and i spent a few hours with him, here in williamsburg, while he painted a little wall.
he was super nice to loan me some doodles which i used to laser engrave my laptop: vimeo.com/5892583
The Wall ditch in Gilsland, just east of the Poltross Burn, with the field wall at the top marking the line of the curtain wall. Looking SE
Handbook p.284.
Spring Green, Wisconsin
June 2006
At the Visitor Center at Taliesin
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I was crossing one of the new footbridges on the highwalk this morning, above London Wall, when I spotted this great patch of sunlight making for some interesting shadows as people passed by. I didn't quite nail the focus (with my Helios lens), and have no idea what aperture it was set to, so it's not exactly techically perfect, but I do love the shape of her shadow, and the fact that it looks like she might have spotted me (had no idea of that at the time).
Another CRM workshop this morning, though it didn't end up being as long as planned (not for me, anyway - I managed to escape after not much more than a couple of hours). Still feeling coldy and tired though, so wasn't at my most productive.
I popped over to the Barbican library at lunchtime and got a few travel guides to North Devon for our holiday. After work, I walked over to One New Change to buy a couple of lint rollers. Tried to call my friend Katherine on the way; left her a voicemail. My friend Lizzie then called me, so I had a nice chat with her while I was shopping. Went and caught the train home, and Katherine phoned me back - had a lovely long catch-up with her, too.
Cleaned up our waterproofs with the lint rollers tonight. Tim had re-waterproofed them with some wash-in stuff, but it was out of date and resulted in lots of little gluey bobbles all over the place. Annoying, but mostly sorted now. Also took in an Ocado delivery tonight - quite a busy evening.
Mells, Frome, Somerset, UK.
The walled garden cafe terrace.
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Horloge murale Art Deco. Les horloges murales deLorentis sont réalisées avec la technologie de la découpe laser sur métal puis peintes au four. Elles sont équipées d'aiguilles en aluminium et de mécanismes à quartz de précision fabriqués en Allemagne. Pour des horloges uniques et originales. Création Française. Design et Qualité.
Wall clock Art Deco. Wall clocks deLorentis are designed using metal laser cutting technology and powder coating painted. They are equipped with aluminium hands and precision quartz movements both built in Germany. For unique and original wall clocks.
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Commission wall for Fat Face in there new store in Kingston.
Painted by Myself, Finbarr, DON and Dan-k.
This will form part of the store, got to go back when it's installed to finish a few bits.
There was nothing much to see in a former Soviet base building, but winter had done its job and I found this interesting wall to take photos of. All covered in ice.
Shot on Fujichrome Sensia 100 (RA) color slide film, 35, ISO 100, Canon AE-1 P
The Western Wall
In Judaism, the Western Wall is venerated as the sole remnant of the Holy Temple. It has become a place of pilgrimage for Jews, as it is the closest permitted accessible site to the holiest spot in Judaism, namely the Even ha-shetiya or Foundation Stone, which lies on the Temple Mount. According to one rabbinic opinion, Jews may not set foot upon the Temple Mount and doing so is a sin punishable by Kareth. While almost all historians and archaeologists and most rabbinical authorities believe that the rocky outcrop in the Dome of the Rock is the Foundation Stone,[59] some rabbis say it is located directly opposite the exposed section of the Western Wall, near the El-kas fountain.[60] This spot was the site of the Holy of Holies when the Temple stood. -
A new wallpaper! Modeled and rendered in Modo. Took about 12 hours to render this.
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