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Following from behind for a change.
Day 3 and 80 mile to complete in the countryside of France, lovely
Backside of the box - since 1982 it was at least twice cellotaped.
Wie man leicht erkennen kann, wurde das Puzzle wohl seit 1982 mindestens zweimal geöffnet und wieder mit Klebestreifen verschlossen. Und da dieser Verkäufer bei den meisten Puzzles keine Garantie für Vollständigkeit abgibt, kann ich nur hoffen, dass alle Teile da sind!
Went down to hemel last night, used my two flashes for the first time for sport, i love them. there actually amazing :)
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This was the last night Blain, my brother, and his new girlfriend Gurleen would be together until the summer.
this building looks like being abandoned, lost when looking for the entrance, reminding me Louis Kahn's legendary life
Once Samuel Colts residence and later made into residence for former ministers wives. The building is now apartments for retired single women.
19 September 2008; First and Elm in Calumet, Michigan.
This is a part of Overnight Photo Trip September 2008.
This is a facade of the Fort Piqua Plaza, the former Fort Piqua Hotel. It was built by William P. Orr and Samuel K. Statler in 1890-91 and first operated as the Plaza. Stanhope Boal renovated it in 1914 and renamed it the Favorite Hotel after his Favorite Stove and Range Company. It was later renamed the Hotel Fort Piqua. Info here.
It is now the home of the Piqua Public Library.
Interesting story about why the statue of Lady Justice atop the courthouse in Troy is positioned with her backside facing Piqua and the grinning faces carved in this old hotel building's facade (from the sidewalk, it appears as if one or two are sticking out their tongues) are directed toward Troy can be found here.
As the sun goes down to the west of the Howgills, Howgill itself is thrown into the shade of Firbank Fell. The summit ridge between the Calf and Calders, meanwhile, receives the golden hour sun on full beam.