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😎I bar sono luoghi universali, come le chiese, sacri luoghi di ritrovo dell’umanità .
(Iris Murdoch)
Bars are universal places, like churches, sacred meeting places of humanity.
(Iris Murdoch)
- The Beatles Bar-Restaurant in Varadero, Cuba. Live cover performances of Beatles, Led Zep and other famous groups by some of Cuba best rock bands. Fidel Castro banned the Beatles in 1964, believing in a link with another American capitalist pretext, even if they were British. The group blacklisted for about ten years was heard in secret, like the Rolling Stones and others. He also wanted the people to be listening to their country’s own music. But now, today there are places devoted to the Beatles, and John Lennon even has his statue on a Havana park bench where you can sit next to him. And what about the Stones concert in Havana on March 25th, 2016 ...
- The Beatles Bar-Restaurant à Varadero, Cuba. Performances de couverture en direct des Beatles, Led Zep et d'autres groupes célèbres par certains des meilleurs bands rock de Cuba. Fidel Castro avait banni les Beatles en 1964, croyant à un lien avec un autre prétexte capitaliste américain, même s’ils étaient britanniques. Le groupe mis à l’index durant une dizaine d’années était écouté en catimini, tout comme les Rolling Stones et autres groupes célèbres. Il voulait aussi que le peuple écoute plutôt la musique de son propre pays. Mais voilà qu’aujourd’hui, il y a des endroits consacrés aux Beatles, et John Lennon a même sa statue sur un banc de parc de la Havane sur lequel on peut s’asseoir à côté de lui. Et que dire du concert des Stones à La Havane, le 25 mars 2016 …
- El Bar-Restaurante Beatles en Varadero, Cuba. Actuaciones de cobertura en vivo de los Beatles, Led Zeppelin y otros grupos famosos de algunas de las mejor bandas rock de Cuba. Fidel Castro prohibió a los Beatles en 1964, en la creencia en un enlace con otro pretexto capitalista estadounidense, incluso si eran británicos. El grupo de la lista negra durante casi diez años se ha oÃdo en secreto, como los Rolling Stones y similares. También querÃa que la gente que escucha bien la música de su propio paÃs. Pero ahora hoy en dÃa hay lugares dedicados a los Beatles y John Lennon, incluso tiene su estatua en un banco de parque de La Habana donde se puede sentar a su lado. Y qué pasa con el concierto de los Stones en La Habana, el 25 de Marzo 2016 ...
Ce bar éphémère a fermé le 16 octobre.
Installé dans un entrepôt SNCF, bars, terrains de pétanque, marché, expo de locomotives, etc... un lieu unique, une atmosphère...
Plusieurs éléments, témoins du riche passé architectural de la commune sont regroupés et présentés sous une petite halle près de la mairie
– Chapiteaux et fragments de colonne, XI/XIIème siècle,
– Clé de voûte, de l’église ou du château ? porte gravées sur le côté les armoiries de la famille de Bar
– Cuve baptismale monolithe en granite, analogue aux cuves trilobées, (mériterait d’être classée)
– Fragments de colonnes, de claveaux
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The bar-headed goose (Anser indicus) is a large, pale grey goose famous for its ability to migrate over the Himalayan mountains, a feat that requires extraordinary physiological adaptations for high-altitude flight.
Himalayan migration: The bar-headed goose breeds in Central Asia, near high-altitude lakes in Mongolia, China, and the Tibetan Plateau, and migrates south to winter in the lowlands of India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. Their journey requires them to fly over the Himalayan mountain range, often at altitudes well over 5,000 meters, which challenges even the fittest human athletes.
Eng 👉 In a street of Colonial Town of Trinidad, south-central Cuba. Founded in 1514, Trinidad is a Unesco World Heritage site since 1988.
Esp 👉 En una calle de la ciudad colonial de Trinidad, en el centro sur de Cuba. Fundada en 1514, Trinidad es un sitio del patrimonio mundial de la Unesco desde 1988.
Fra 👉 Dans une rue de la ville coloniale de Trinidad, au centre-sud de Cuba. Fondée en 1514, Trinidad est inscrite au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco depuis 1988.
Bar backed partridge, Vietnam.
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Window of the former headquarters of De Nederlandsche Bank (The Duch Bank) from 1867 until 1968 in the sun.
The current owner has painted the bars matte silver, although you can't see that very clear in this B&W. :-)
The slightly visible lamp behind these bars repeats in some way the patterns.
The Bar-tailed Godwit is a rather plain, but quite large wader, more or less confined to marine habitats around Britain’s coasts.
Birds arrive from late summer and on into early winter from their arctic breeding grounds, favouring low-lying coasts with a muddy or sandy substrate. Their winter dress is pale greys and browns and they have a long, very slightly upturned bill, which is pink at the base.
The Wetland Bird Survey estimates a wintering population in Britain approaching 30,000 birds with two thirds spending the winter months on The Wash in eastern England. The tideline is the best place to observe Bar-tailed Godwits feeding, and at high tide they gather in tight flocks to roost.
This Bar-Tailed Godwit did not make it from its home in Alaska to New Zealand. It stopped here in the SF Bay Area for some reason unknown to all of us. But normally each fall, migratory flocks take flight from western Alaska nonstop for over 10,000 km (6,000 miles) until they reach their nonbreeding grounds in New Zealand and Australia.
Needless to say it's a rare bird here and many birders from all over come to find it and take its photo.
Another fascinating tidbit is that they digest parts of their own organs as part of an incredible adaptation for their long, non-stop migration. They absorb up to 25% of the tissue from their liver, kidneys, and digestive tract to make room for extra fat and to reduce weight. This process, called autophagy, allows the organs to be rebuilt once the birds arrive at their destination.
A bracing stroll in the sun and the surf on a blustery December morning on the Northumberland coast (UK) (6957)
Not sand bars but a fence around the sand pile that will be and is now the Ice Rink for Broken Arrows winter fun.
BAR 95 leads a dogs breakfast of flares along the Canisteo RIver at Browns Crossing, NY on January 28, 1989. You never knew what the next D&H train would have for power back then.