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The Temple Bar used to be called the Star and Sailor. I think it was the Temple Bar before that though
The Temple Bar and Irish Fiddler are bars next to each other in the San Eugieno area of Costa Adeje, being under common ownership and pictured from a passing open top double deck courtesy bus from Siam Park. The Temple Bar was a regular haunt of mine during my stay in Costa Adeje owning to the high quality of the food served and also the nightime entertainment.
Es hat geklappt: Benny und Luna können ihre Zuneigung wenigstens am Gitter bezeugen. Die Trennung der Tiere (Vater Bär einzeln, Bärin mit Jungen zusammen) ist zur Sicherheit der noch nicht erwachsenen Jungtiere veranlasst worden.
One of many bars in the major commercial and administrative centre of Shinjuku has the busiest train station in the world (Shinjuku Station). Northeast of the station lies Kabukicho, Japan's largest and wildest red light district, while department stores, subterranean malls and electronic shops surround Shinjuku Station on all four sides. Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
Logo feito para um bar inexistente, totalmente fictício.
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Logo made for a nonexistent bar, totally fictional.
We owe a lot to Japan, now time has come for giving back. Bambole a Roma with your help wants to contribute to the raising of funds for the Japanese Red Cross, to help the victims of earthquake and tsunami.
It takes two simple gestures:
-donate an item, that will be sold in a dedicated stand at Bambole a Roma April 10, 2011
-buy at the stand BaR for Japan!
Every contribution, small as it may be, is necessary.
Together we can do much.
The one thing that was open was Sloppy Joe's, but inside they weren't selling food or souvenirs - just alcohol.
The Star Bar in the Ginza district of Tokyo, is one of the most famous bars in all of Japan. Our night spent there was possibly my favorite througout our entire trip. If you consider yourself a fan of the cocktail you'd be doing yourself a disservice not to read the entire story of our adventure at this Tokyo landmark: littlebink.tumblr.com/post/4073165999/starbarginza
Landscape
Bar (Albanian: Tivar) is the largest seaport of Montenegro.
Stari Bar (Old Bar) is located 5 kms from the actual city on the slopes of Rumija Mountain.
In the Middle Ages Bar temporaly was part of the ancient kingdom of Doclea (Duklja or Дукля). It belonged to the Byzantine Empire, and afterwards became part of the West Bulgarian State.
The city was also part of the Principality of Zeta. Between 1443 and 1571 the region was under Venetian rule. Bar was a city–state which had a coat of arms, flag, statute and minted its own coins. In 1571it was captured by the Turkish who held it until 1871.
Stari Bar has a fantastic Turkish aqueduct and impressive walls damaged by an earthquake.
More photos of Stari Bar:
Nothing remarkable about this bird, except that it's the first time that I've seen one and it was in our garden. I first saw in amongst the foliage (below) and knew it wasn't one of the three other pigeons/doves that we get here, but it wasn't until I saw it on my computer that I could ID it.
Just for the record, it looked better on my computer than it does on Flickr :(
Hope to catch up with everyone's photos soon.