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This English country house was built by the honorable Mary Isabel Portman from London in 1913, who was an independent 36 year old lady with a big fondness for classical music. She herself was a passionate violin player.
The house was built based on the plans of Detmar Blow and Ferdinand Billerey, two English architects who were inspired by the Arts & Crafts Movement of the era.
Unfortunately Mary Portman have never been able to enjoy staying at this house, due to the outbreak of the 1st World War.
In 2007 the house was carefully renovated and turned into a luxury hotel. There is an attached flat wooden building with a spa and wellness area.
It is recommended that guests do not bring children.
The house is located not far from Mittenwald in a valley. The backdrop is the massive Wetterstein Range that is not visible on my photos due to the gloomy weather.
I understand that people come here to have peace and quiet, and it is also a very lucrative business for the hotel owners.
I myself, however, prefer to go to such places on my feet, take my kid with me, and sleep in a simple wooden hut with simple meals. I think it makes you respect and appreciate the beauty of the place more if you walk there, instead of driving there. It is more natural, if you respect the way of life people have in the area and adjust to them.
Added a second tier to the airport counter so it looked like the vintage airport counter images I found.
1. Used foam board and a cereal box cardboard. Attached with tacky craft glue and hot glue (for foam board).
2. Spray painted
3. Covered "rise" with faux woodgrain scrapbook paper
4. Added doors to lower portion of counter made from matboard covered in scrapbook paper.
5. Used craft foam for door handles
I cut everything using this purple craft board and metal straight edge/sharp X acto knife to make sure lines were all measured properly.
This adjustable height desk can be used in the siitting or standing position. Find out more: www.simplifiedbuilding.com/blog/adjustable-height-sitting...
I was about to dismantle a few panels of Heras fencing around our almost complete new extension.
#21 A Spanner in the Works for 52 in 2021 challenge
The first time I flew in a plane that had window shades that were electric. With a push of a button the tint would change. When I took cellphone pictures and sent them to a friend I was accused of using vintage film filters as everything had a tint to it.
This man was waiting outside a shop looking around, so I just bided my time to get the shot when he turned.
Candid captured in Whitchurch, Cardiff, Wales.
“I can't change the direction of the wind, but I can adjust my sails to always reach my destination.”
-Jimmy Dean
Nice bit of innovation on the 1890 Crypto-Bantam.
Ripe for reinventing by Shimano who may try to pass it off as their own ;D
Adjusting some settings in the #DJI #Mavicpro and couldn't resist taking a quick shot of my home town #Emmeloord with the #Poldertoren in the back. Isn't it beautiful :D
Not the best of lighting but .....
Derbyshire UK,
October 2014,
Canon EOS 6D,
Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
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