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The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela is one of the most important pilgrimage temples, the resting place of St. James the Greater one of the twelve apostles, disciples of Jesus Christ. His remains are under the main altar.
The cathedral is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture in Spain, rich in numerous works of art. Inside there is a relief commemorating the visitation of the cathedral and the tomb of St. James by two successive popes - John Paul II and Benedict XVI.
In 2014, the towers of the cathedral were renovated.
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Katedra w Santiago de Compostela jest jedną z najważniejszych świątyń pielgrzymkowych, miejsce spoczynku św. Jakuba Większego jednego z dwunastu apostołów, uczniów Jezusa Chrystusa. Jego szczątki znajdują się pod głównym ołtarzem.
Katedra jest dziełem architektury romańskiej w Hiszpanii, bogatą w liczne dzieła sztuki. We wnetrzu znajduje się relief upamiętniający nawiedzenie katedry i grobu św. Jakuba przez dwóch kolejnych papieży - Jana Pawła II i Benedykta XVI.
W roku 2014 wieże katedry były remontowane.
Eggs Benedict is a common American breakfast or brunch dish, consisting of two halves of an English muffin, each topped with Canadian bacon, a poached egg, and hollandaise sauce.
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A cottage in the Peak District.
Saw a nice pic of this place a few months back from Flickr user Meh so thought I would go myself.
I know this is not the ideal name for such a prestige canine, but I think it’s suiting, not only because his head is egg shaped but eggs Benedict is so yummy. And sheesh, now I want some eggs. 🍳
*** Explored on 3/10/2021! ***
I'm not quite sure why the name "Eggs Benedict" stuck out in my mind. Perhaps it's because these salt flats reminded me of the shape of eggs, and you've got the white/yellow (ok, in this case reddish brown) contrast. Or maybe it was just because I was ready for breakfast when I took this prior to 6am.
Willie and I had scouted this area on a previous trip but the salt wasn't quite good looking at the time. That's Death Valley for you... some years the salt flats are beautiful and others they're not. It all depends on the rain and how frequently there was last water in the area.
It was March and we decided it was cool enough to camp (hah, yes, "cool" enough since it can be 120°F in the summer). We set out early in the morning and got out to the location while the moon was still up. I loved the way it made the scene glow. And oddly enough, that night it rained on us. It's the one time I've been camping in the rain, and it happened at Death Valley of all places!
Nikon D850 w/Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8:
14mm, f/11, 1.0 sec, ISO 100
Viewed best nice and large
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Stained glass reflections on icon of St. Benedict at the Benedictine monastery of Westminster Abbey in Mission, BC, Canada.
Can I just have Hollandaise sauce on everything, please?
Casey makes an epic Hollandaise sauce!
I poached eggs for the first time for this breakfast, it was scary at first, but they turned out good! We even watched a Martha Stewart how-to video before we got started! I would like to learn how to make english muffins so we can have it fully homemade.
We used our favorite maple-smoked canadian bacon.
I understand that the secret is to crack each egg into its separate oiled 'nest' of clingfilm, tie up the top, and cook for four and a half minutes in simmering water.
Benedict Arnold allegedly recovered here after being wounded at the second Battle of Saratoga at Bemis Heights in 1777. Kinderhook, New York.
American army officer Benedict Arnold (1741 - 1801), mid to late 18th century. During the American Revolutionary War, Arnold secretly negotiated with British officer John Andre to surrender West Point to the British military, eventually formally switching sides and joining the British. His name became synonymous with treason. (Photo free to download)