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Abandoned Farm "A" - On explore with Ratters and TDotCom.
Lucky to get some of the items before some other explorers "borrow" them and forget to leave them behind ;)
Full set here: www.flickr.com/photos/41371468@N05/sets/72157629812340362/
The idea behind the type writer concept is to consider rejuvenating old technology abandoned, laying dormant in garages,sheds, lofts etc that can be used as a viable resource to replace the new technology as a means of saving energy, green house gases and our planet.
Most beautiful coffee house of the world
www.ucityguides.com/cities/top-10-cafes.html
epa.oszk.hu/00000/00003/00011/newyork.htm
The New York Palace is one of Budapest's many must-see sights. The grand building is home to a hotel and its ground floor houses the famous New York Café, a luxurious coffeehouse and restaurant - a great literary coffeehouse in the past.
It was built between 1890 and 1894 for the New York Insurance Company, hence its name. It was designed by the great Hungarian architect Alajos Hauszmann, who was assisted by his compatriots Flóris Korb and Kálmán Giergl.
The New York Café (New York kávéház)
The ground floor of the New York Palace was planned as a coffeehouse. In the nineteenth century coffeehouses were very popular in Budapest; at one point there were about five hundred of them. People visited them to discuss daily affairs, politics and even art - moreover writers, poets, journalists "lived" and worked there...
The New York Café was undoubtedly the most sumptuous of all the coffeehouses in Budapest. It was decorated with ornaments, frescos, chandeliers and spiraled columns, all made from precious materials. As soon as it opened the café was popular with writers and journalists. The legend says that on its opening day, the dramatist Ferenc Molnár threw the keys of the café in the Danube to ensure it would stay open day and night. In its heyday during the Belle Epoque, when many of Hungary's most renowned literary figures were regulars here, the New York Café was a center of intellectual life in Budapest.
The café remained popular throughout the 1920s and 1930s when it became known for its musical scene but after the building was damaged during World War II it closed in 1947. Later a sporting goods store settled here. In 1954 the building was restored and the café reopened as the Hungaria café and restaurant.
After the fall of Communism the building stood empty for a decade until, in 2001, the Italian luxury hotel chain Boscolo purchased the New York Palace and started a thorough renovation that was concluded in 2006, when the New York Café reopened in all its splendor.
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Ever get writer's block? Well, I happen to think that photographer's block is much worse. And that's what I got when I saw this challenge - lol!
For Our Daily Challenge: Something That Can Never Happen Again.
Thank you for posing
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Op 20 mei 2015 verscheen bij Uitgeverij Jurgen Maas Tascha. De Roof uit de Kunsthal, gebaseerd op de geruchtmakende schilderijenroof uit de Kunsthal. De roman vertelt het verhaal van de vriendin van de hoofdverdachte.
The orb web of this baby signature spider or 4 legged spider is glowing in the soft evening sun rays.
These spiders make certain zig-zag pattern on web therefore also known as writer spider or signature spider.
I have an addiction.... Got a new gadget. A Fusion Writer. Originally meant for schools for helping in writing for special-ed students. Writers now days use them for distraction free writing.
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Beat Generation writers, were they happy…?!! They spent most of their time writing & reading poetry, traveling, and having sex. If you ask me, that’s one hell of an amazing life!
WRITERS RESIST: Louder Together for Free Expression was a literary protest on the steps of the New York Public Library’s Schwarzman Building at 42nd St. that brought together hundreds of writers and artists and thousands of New Yorkers on the birthday of civil rights icon Martin Luther King, Jr. American poet laureates Robert Pinsky, Author and Rita Dove offered each other hope and inspiration with "inaugural" poems.
a few years ago i saw a drawing, i don't know nothing about the original artist who made it, but here is my redo about it...
Italian writers are some of the coolest people on the planet but the general public have to be the least polite rude f*ckers i have ever encountered.
That said this spot is ill and several extra writers are yet to drop their parts to complete the production, so when it's done i'll up the pic.
Poet, Writer, Mentor, Educator, and Activist Kevin Coval embodies the true spirit of Chicago. The tell-it-like-it-is Chicago. The nose-to-the-grindstone Chicago. The anything-is-possible-if-you-make-it-happen Chicago. The Sandburg Chicago and the Brooks Chicago. The Ben Hecht and the Mike Royko and the Studs Terkel Chicago. The Michael Jordan and the Frankie Knuckles and the Chance and Common and Rhymefest and Lupe Chicago. Author of numerous books of poetry as well as a play. Editor of The Break Beat Poets. Founder of the world's largest youth poetry festival "Louder Than A Bomb", and artistic director of Young Chicago Authors. His latest is "A People's History Of Chicago", out on Haymarket Books.