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Hair - Foxy - Verano Hair
Top - Blueberry - SL17B - Gift - Lace Trim Top
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My Goodness !! how the week has flown by, ever so quickly ...
And how, I have seemingly, had not one hour, to be on here ...
( In the land Of Flickr )
This is a cute little wall, out at, the Cumberland Mountain State Park, Dining Area ...
They take great pride, in it's decor... and keep it up ..
While going thru pixs, I thought this might work, as a greeting card like post ...
To wish you, a Very Happy, Blessed Thanksgiving Day .... and may every day, you live, be blessed as well ..
~ That the Spirit Of "THANKSGIVING " Is
" THANKS LIVING ...
Live each, and every day ... and be thankful, for that day we have been given to live ..
So, from my little corner, of the world, to where ever you may be ..
HAPPY BLESED THANKSGIVING FROM TENNESSEE ( 2021)
Shall catch up very soon !
H.W.W.
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I am having a plan: as soon as I have 1,000 likes of FACEBOOK, I will upload a "Never Seen on FLICKR" series, which already consits of a few pictures :-)
so come on, join me there :-)
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have a blesed sunday :-)
Kisses, Sunny
Taken while on our 42nd wedding anniversary trip. June 21, 2022
Thank you in advance for any likes and comments. I appreciate your support. Peace and blesings.
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That Good Lord Has Blesed Me With ...
Taken Easter Sunday Morning ..
CJ is 10 Years Old Now ...
Abby Is 7 ...
Adelynn is 3 ......
They surely do not stay little long ..
The Full Moon in April is named the Pink Moon after the pink flowers that bloom in spring. Other names are Breaking Ice Moon, Budding Moon, Awakening Moon, 1Egg Moon, and Paschal Moon.
Wishing you all a HAPPY, HEALTHY, PEACEFUL and a BLESED Weekend/Palm Sunday.
Thank you so much for stopping by and for the kind comments anf favs They are very much appreciated!
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
Plose seen from Kompatsch meadows
Plose gesehen von den Kompatschwiesen
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
View back to Pfannsptiz and Kleiner Gabler from Monte Gabler
Rückblick auf Pfannspitz und Kleiner Gabler vom Großen Gabler
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
Plose (Großer Gabler) seen from Kompatsch meadows
Plose (Großer Gabler) gesehen von den Kompatschwiesen
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
View back on the way from the Ochsenalm to the Telegraph
Rückblick auf dem Weg von der Ochsenalm zum Telegraph
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
View on the way to Ochsenalm. In the background you can see the Zillertal Alps with the Hochfeiler (3.509 m)
Aussicht auf dem Weg zur Ochsenalm. Im Hintergrund sind die Zillertaler Alpen mit dem Hochfeiler (3.509 m) zu sehen.
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
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Italien / Südtirol - Plose
On the way to the Telegraph.
Auf dem Weg zum Telegraph.
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
On the way to the Ochsenalm. View down to the Eisack Valley.
Auf dem Weg zur Ochsenalm. Aussicht hinunter ins Eisacktal.
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
Elles, les âmes (...), sont malades et elles
souffrent et
nul ne leur porte-remède; elles sont blesées et
brisées
et nul ne les panse.
Jan van Ruysbroeck
One thing I always say about sunsets on the Gulf Coast of the United States of America, especially at my blesed home in Apollo Beach, is that no two dusks are ever similar… there is always something fascinating and different about each one.
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This building replaced the first Aldinga Institute which was built in the 1920s and proved to be too small for the growing population.
The Aldinga Improvement Committee held a meeting in the district hall on July 12 re the new hall which they have decided to build if enough money is raised. A subscription list is now open, and several have promised large donations. [Ref: Daily Herald 16-7-1913]
Dance and cards were held in the district hall. Proceeds to be for building fund of new hall. [Ref: Observer 29-11-1913]
Aldinga Residents Seek Control of Hall
A request that the old Aldinga Hotel and land should be passed from the Willunga Council to the residents of Aldinga was made by a deputation which waited on the Minister of Local Government (Mr Blesing) yesterday.
The speakers pointed out that the hall had been used at one time by the Aldinga District Council, which had since been absorbed by the Willunga Council. It would be greatly to the advantage of the district if it were placed under the control of the Aldinga residents, as it was in a dilapidated condition. Money had been collected in the district for improvements, and would be spent on renovations, or possibly a new building, provided the residents had full control of the hall. It was stated that the Willunga Council had no objection to the transfer of the hall.
Mr J P Cartledge, the assistant Parliamentary draftsman, who was assisting Mr Blesing in receiving the deputation, said that he would advise the Aldinga residents to make an application for the hall to be brought under the Institutes Act. Mr Blesing said that if the deputation placed the matter before the residents of the town, and informed him of the desired action, he would have enabling provisions made when the Local Authorities Bill was before Parliament. [Ref: Advertiser 25-4-1934]
At a meeting of the Aldinga Improvement Association, Mr T W Stone presided. It was decided to build a new an institute hall. The contract for the new building has been let. The old building will be pulled down and some of the material will be used in the construction of the new building. Much of the work will be carried out by voluntary labour. [Ref: Advertiser 21-8-1934]
A dance was held in the district hall in aid of repairs to the piano. This was the last event to take place in the old hall, which has since been pulled down. A new hall is to be erected. [Ref: Advertiser 30-8-1934]
A new Institute hall was opened at Aldinga on January 1, in the presence of a large gathering of local and district residents. Mr T W Stone, who presided, congratulated the people on the result of their energy and enterprise.
The secretary of the committee (Mr M C Lovelock) said that the building had cost £900, and the deficit was only £6. The foundation stone was laid by Mr Mervyn Stone, of the 50th Battalion AIF, and a silver trowel was presented to him.
Mr P C Culley opened the hall. He was presented with a key. The chairman of the council (Councillor P B Wilson) handed over the title deeds of the hall and recreation ground to the trustees. Mr T L Battye received the documents on behalf of the committee of the recreation ground, and Mr B Lovelock received the documents for the hall trustees.
The building has a floor space of 35 feet by 48 feet, and there are two rooms in the front, as well as two dressing rooms at the rear. A local resident has presented 165 plush chairs, and the Foresters' sports committee has given the screen and curtains for the stage.
A concert was given in the evening by the Austral Philharmonic Society of Adelaide. A dance followed. [Ref: Chronicle 3-1-1935]
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
On the way to the Ochsenalm.
Auf dem Weg zur Ochsenalm.
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
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Italien / Südtirol - Plose
On the way to Monte Gabler.
Auf dem Weg zum Großen Gabler.
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
View from the Ochsenalm down to the Eisack Valley with Brixen
Aussicht von der Ochsenalm hinunter ins Eisacktal mit Brixen
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
“Truth is a fruit which should not be plucked until it is ripe.”
"Wish u all a very Happy & Prosperous Ramazan"
Each morning, hundreds of Buddhist monks line up in their deep orange robes and walk along the road to receive alms from the people of Luang Prabang, who wake up early to cook the rice and prepare their offerings.
This ritual has been a part of the area’s religious heritage ever since Buddhism was introduced to Laos in the 14th century.
Unesco World Heritage town of Luang Prabang, Laos
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
Ochsenalm
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
The Bible Christian Chapel opened 1862 in the tiny settlement of Hamilton.
George Robertson received a grant of land 1849: after laying out the township of Hamilton in 1855 he transferred Lot 23 to Abraham Underwood, farmer and several others as Trustees for the Bible Christian Connexion.
After Methodist Church Union the property was held on Bible Christian Model deed.
The property was vested in the Methodist Church (SA) Property Trust in 1975, and in the Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (SA) in 1995.
*Hamilton is a postal township on the River Light, 60 miles N of Adelaide, on the main road between Adelaide and Kooringa. There is a large sheep station (F H Dutton’s) 5 miles E of Hamilton, and another smaller (Taylor’s) 5 miles SW of Hamilton. Several farmers [at Hamilton] also keep small flocks of sheep.
Communication is by means of Rounsevell’s mail conveyance, running daily between Kapunda and Kooringa, a distance of 50 miles, and that with Adelaide, 60 miles SW by mail conveyance to Kapunda (10 miles), thence by rail to Adelaide.
The hotels are the Farmer’s Home (Mitchell’s), and the Hamilton (Watson’s).
The population numbers about 200 persons. Hamilton has 2 stores, and a large corn store, a blacksmith’s and wheelwright’s shop, saddlers, butchers and bootmakers, carpenters’ shops, a public pound, a registration office, a post office and money order office. There is also a public schoolroom, Episcopalian church, Bible Christian chapel: and in connection with the schoolroom a Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society. H J Kelly Esq JP is the resident magistrate.
[Ref: Bailliere’s South Australian Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1866]
*A letter was read from Mr George Robertson, reporting very favourably of Mr Heithersay’s school at Hamilton. [Ref: South Australian Register 16-7-1861]
*Hamilton November 19
Our township will soon be ornamented by another buildings – I mean the Bible Christian Chapel, which is rapidly approaching completion. It looks rather plain, but pretty at the same time, and has the advantage of being situated on a spot affording a picturesque view. I understand that a public tea meeting will be held on the day of its opening. [Ref: South Australian Register 21-11-1861]
*Hamilton December 29
The second anniversary of the Bible Christian Chapel was celebrated on Sunday, 25th inst, when two excellent sermons were preached by Mr Allen to good congregations.
On Monday the tea meeting took place in Mr Mugg’s wheat store, when about 120 sat down.
In the evening the public meeting was held in the chapel which was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Mr Polkinghorn was voted to the chair, and addresses were delivered by Messrs Allan, Edgecombe, and Saunders.
The proceeds of the tea meeting and collections at anniversary services amounted to about £19, and other amounts promised at the meeting made a total of £35. which will reduce the debt on the chapel to £100. [Ref: South Australian Register 30-12-1864]
*Like all other people in this Colony who were determined to enjoy themselves as much as possible at Christmas … the good people of Hamilton also have had their proper share of merrymakings and festivities
On Monday, the 26th instant, the Hamilton members of the Light Cricket Club arranged a game of cricket.
On the same day, at five pm, a public tea meeting in connection with the Bible Christian Chapel, was held at Mr George Mugg's large and commodious store.
Business was commenced by cheerfully partaking of the good things liberally provided by Mesdames Mugg, J Sanders, Warwick, and Gluyas. The meeting was addressed by Messrs Allen, Edgecombe, and John Sanders: Mr Polkinghorn, of Marrabel, acting as chairman on the occasion. Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 31-12-1864]
*Hamilton June 27
On Sunday (23rd) the anniversary services in connection with the Sunday School were held in the Bible Christian Chapel. Two sermons were preached in the afternoon by Mr J Sanders and in the evening by the Rev J Hancock.
On Monday the children were regaled with a bountiful supply of tea and cake, after which about 80 adults sat down to an excellent tea. In the evening the Rev J Hancock delivered a lecture.
The Rev Mr. Hill occupied the chair, and the chapel was quite filled.
Votes of thanks were passed to the ladies, the lecturer, the choir, and the Chairman, which were duly acknowledged.
The choir performed several pieces very creditably on Sunday and during Monday evening, Mr Rock presiding at the harmonium.
Collections were made after each service, and the total proceeds amounted to about £9. [Ref: South Australian Register 1-7-1867]
*Another of the sixpenny readings was given at the Farmers' Home Inn on the evening of Friday, July 31. The chair was taken by H T Morris, Esq, of Anlaby. There were some very able readings and recitations, and some music by the Misses Crase. There was a good muster, and being a fine moonlight night, several came from Kapunda to assist in the harmony of the evening.
On Sunday the anniversary sermons of the Sunday school connected with the Bible Christian Chapel were preached by the Rev Mr McNeal On Monday a tea was provided for the children and their friends, and afterwards a public meeting was held, when the children gave recitations, and the meeting was addressed by the Rev McNeal, Mr Polkinghorne, Mr Holland, the Superintendent, Mr S Small, and Mr G Mugg (the Chairman). Collection, between £6 and £7. [Ref: South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail 8-8-1868]
*BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, HAMILTON
The anniversary services of the Sunday school in connection with the above place of worship were celebrated on Sunday and Monday last. On the former day the three services were conducted by the Rev Mr Allen, of Brompton, the congregations being very large in the afternoon and evening, and moderately so in the forenoon.
On Monday the children and friends assembled at the chapel, and at about 10 o'clock am made a start in waggons, kindly lent for the occasion, to a section of Mr Dutton's, at Fox's Creek, where the picnic was held. A variety of sports were provided, all of which were entered into with considerable zest: whilst the wants of the children and friends in the commissariat department were fully provided for by the kindness of Mr and Mrs Blesing, whose residence is near the picnic ground.
After the sports, dinner, and tea had been fully enjoyed, the homeward route was entered on.
In the evening a public tea was held in the chapel, which was nicely decorated for the occasion, and the tables of which were furnished with a sumptuousness and liberality which evinced the intention of Mrs Blesing to make the numerous guests expected as comfortable as possible. Mr and Mrs Blesing also provided the tea at the chapel, and Mrs and Miss Blesing, assisted by Mrs Inglie, presided at the various tables.
A well attended public meeting was held. A choir consisting of the teachers and children sang very nicely one of the beautiful hymns from the American Songster, and at frequent intervals during the proceedings other hymns from the same collection were sung in a style reflecting great credit on those who had trained the choir
The Rev Mr Richards being called on to read the school report … The number of scholars on the roll was 61, and of teachers six. The average attendance was 35, and the general conduct very good.
Strange to say he understood that the more unfavourable the weather the larger the attendance of scholars. Perhaps when it was fine some of the children went out to play but they looked to the parents to get the children to be as regular as possible in their attendance. If the teachers were found at their posts each Sunday in all weathers the parents should see that the children were also there.
He was glad to see so many friends from a distance present, and hoped when occasion offered to reciprocate their kindness. As regarded the work of the school, it was a good one. [Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 14-3-1873]
At Hamilton the chapel has been renovated at a cost of £21. [Ref: Christian Colonist 22-1-1884]
The Bible Christian Chapel opened 1862 in the tiny settlement of Hamilton.
George Robertson received a grant of land 1849: after laying out the township of Hamilton in 1855 he transferred Lot 23 to Abraham Underwood, farmer and several others as Trustees for the Bible Christian Connexion.
After Methodist Church Union the property was held on Bible Christian Model deed.
The property was vested in the Methodist Church (SA) Property Trust in 1975, and in the Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (SA) in 1995.
*Hamilton is a postal township on the River Light, 60 miles N of Adelaide, on the main road between Adelaide and Kooringa. There is a large sheep station (F H Dutton’s) 5 miles E of Hamilton, and another smaller (Taylor’s) 5 miles SW of Hamilton. Several farmers [at Hamilton] also keep small flocks of sheep.
Communication is by means of Rounsevell’s mail conveyance, running daily between Kapunda and Kooringa, a distance of 50 miles, and that with Adelaide, 60 miles SW by mail conveyance to Kapunda (10 miles), thence by rail to Adelaide.
The hotels are the Farmer’s Home (Mitchell’s), and the Hamilton (Watson’s).
The population numbers about 200 persons. Hamilton has 2 stores, and a large corn store, a blacksmith’s and wheelwright’s shop, saddlers, butchers and bootmakers, carpenters’ shops, a public pound, a registration office, a post office and money order office. There is also a public schoolroom, Episcopalian church, Bible Christian chapel: and in connection with the schoolroom a Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society. H J Kelly Esq JP is the resident magistrate.
[Ref: Bailliere’s South Australian Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1866]
*A letter was read from Mr George Robertson, reporting very favourably of Mr Heithersay’s school at Hamilton. [Ref: South Australian Register 16-7-1861]
*Hamilton November 19
Our township will soon be ornamented by another buildings – I mean the Bible Christian Chapel, which is rapidly approaching completion. It looks rather plain, but pretty at the same time, and has the advantage of being situated on a spot affording a picturesque view. I understand that a public tea meeting will be held on the day of its opening. [Ref: South Australian Register 21-11-1861]
*Hamilton December 29
The second anniversary of the Bible Christian Chapel was celebrated on Sunday, 25th inst, when two excellent sermons were preached by Mr Allen to good congregations.
On Monday the tea meeting took place in Mr Mugg’s wheat store, when about 120 sat down.
In the evening the public meeting was held in the chapel which was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Mr Polkinghorn was voted to the chair, and addresses were delivered by Messrs Allan, Edgecombe, and Saunders.
The proceeds of the tea meeting and collections at anniversary services amounted to about £19, and other amounts promised at the meeting made a total of £35. which will reduce the debt on the chapel to £100. [Ref: South Australian Register 30-12-1864]
*Like all other people in this Colony who were determined to enjoy themselves as much as possible at Christmas … the good people of Hamilton also have had their proper share of merrymakings and festivities
On Monday, the 26th instant, the Hamilton members of the Light Cricket Club arranged a game of cricket.
On the same day, at five pm, a public tea meeting in connection with the Bible Christian Chapel, was held at Mr George Mugg's large and commodious store.
Business was commenced by cheerfully partaking of the good things liberally provided by Mesdames Mugg, J Sanders, Warwick, and Gluyas. The meeting was addressed by Messrs Allen, Edgecombe, and John Sanders: Mr Polkinghorn, of Marrabel, acting as chairman on the occasion. Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 31-12-1864]
*Hamilton June 27
On Sunday (23rd) the anniversary services in connection with the Sunday School were held in the Bible Christian Chapel. Two sermons were preached in the afternoon by Mr J Sanders and in the evening by the Rev J Hancock.
On Monday the children were regaled with a bountiful supply of tea and cake, after which about 80 adults sat down to an excellent tea. In the evening the Rev J Hancock delivered a lecture.
The Rev Mr. Hill occupied the chair, and the chapel was quite filled.
Votes of thanks were passed to the ladies, the lecturer, the choir, and the Chairman, which were duly acknowledged.
The choir performed several pieces very creditably on Sunday and during Monday evening, Mr Rock presiding at the harmonium.
Collections were made after each service, and the total proceeds amounted to about £9. [Ref: South Australian Register 1-7-1867]
*Another of the sixpenny readings was given at the Farmers' Home Inn on the evening of Friday, July 31. The chair was taken by H T Morris, Esq, of Anlaby. There were some very able readings and recitations, and some music by the Misses Crase. There was a good muster, and being a fine moonlight night, several came from Kapunda to assist in the harmony of the evening.
On Sunday the anniversary sermons of the Sunday school connected with the Bible Christian Chapel were preached by the Rev Mr McNeal On Monday a tea was provided for the children and their friends, and afterwards a public meeting was held, when the children gave recitations, and the meeting was addressed by the Rev McNeal, Mr Polkinghorne, Mr Holland, the Superintendent, Mr S Small, and Mr G Mugg (the Chairman). Collection, between £6 and £7. [Ref: South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail 8-8-1868]
*BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, HAMILTON
The anniversary services of the Sunday school in connection with the above place of worship were celebrated on Sunday and Monday last. On the former day the three services were conducted by the Rev Mr Allen, of Brompton, the congregations being very large in the afternoon and evening, and moderately so in the forenoon.
On Monday the children and friends assembled at the chapel, and at about 10 o'clock am made a start in waggons, kindly lent for the occasion, to a section of Mr Dutton's, at Fox's Creek, where the picnic was held. A variety of sports were provided, all of which were entered into with considerable zest: whilst the wants of the children and friends in the commissariat department were fully provided for by the kindness of Mr and Mrs Blesing, whose residence is near the picnic ground.
After the sports, dinner, and tea had been fully enjoyed, the homeward route was entered on.
In the evening a public tea was held in the chapel, which was nicely decorated for the occasion, and the tables of which were furnished with a sumptuousness and liberality which evinced the intention of Mrs Blesing to make the numerous guests expected as comfortable as possible. Mr and Mrs Blesing also provided the tea at the chapel, and Mrs and Miss Blesing, assisted by Mrs Inglie, presided at the various tables.
A well attended public meeting was held. A choir consisting of the teachers and children sang very nicely one of the beautiful hymns from the American Songster, and at frequent intervals during the proceedings other hymns from the same collection were sung in a style reflecting great credit on those who had trained the choir
The Rev Mr Richards being called on to read the school report … The number of scholars on the roll was 61, and of teachers six. The average attendance was 35, and the general conduct very good.
Strange to say he understood that the more unfavourable the weather the larger the attendance of scholars. Perhaps when it was fine some of the children went out to play but they looked to the parents to get the children to be as regular as possible in their attendance. If the teachers were found at their posts each Sunday in all weathers the parents should see that the children were also there.
He was glad to see so many friends from a distance present, and hoped when occasion offered to reciprocate their kindness. As regarded the work of the school, it was a good one. [Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 14-3-1873]
At Hamilton the chapel has been renovated at a cost of £21. [Ref: Christian Colonist 22-1-1884]
Italien / Südtirol - Plose
The Plose is a massif with several peaks near Brixen in South Tyrol, Italy. Its peaks are: Telegraph (2,486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2,547 m s.l.m.) and Gabler (2,576 m s.l.m.). It is bordered by the Eisacktal to the west, the Lüsner Valley to the north and east and the Aferer Valley as well as the Würzjoch to the south.
Due to its gentle slopes, the Plose is suitable for skiing and has been made accessible through numerous cableway systems.
The mountains name "Plose" has already been attributed in 1501, in 1574 as Plosse ein hocher Spitz, in 1613 as Plosser Alben and in 1840 as Plosenberg. The name probably derives from the etimology of the pre-roman blese (steep lawn). It is one of the few toponyms, which are written and pronounced the same way in Italian, as it is in German.
In 1920 the first refuge was built at Valcroce (Kreuztal, 2,050 m a.s.l.).
A first project to connect the Plose to Bressanone took place in 1910. It was a cable car Ceretti-Tanfani-Strub, which was able to carry 15 people plus the driver. It was later decided to give the job to Bleichert, but this project was also covered up for financial reasons. The project was completed in 1963. In fact, as early as 1950 there was a first plant at the Skihütte, built by the Kahl-Tinkhauser family. Later other facilities were opened, such as the Ladurnerlift in 1956 and another in 1959. In 1965 a basket plant was erected, able to connect Valcroce to the top of Mount Plose.
The operation of the cable car from Millan (a district of Bressanone) to Sant'Andrea and from there to Valcroce took place in 1964. The plant remained in operation until the 1985/86 season, when it was closed as obsolete. Since the mid-eighties there is a new cable car that leads to Valcroce starting near the village of Sant'Andrea. The connection from Bressanone to the cable car downstream of Sant'Andrea was replaced by a ski bus. All the ski slopes are part of the much larger Dolomiti Superski ski area.
During the winter season of 2010/11, a new 6-seater chairlift was built to replace the previous, 3-seater. This new lift on the Rossalm chairlift allows for easier and faster ascent.
Recently, between 2012 and 2013, the City Council of Bressanone, together with the provincial council, discussed the possibility of building a new cable car, but no solution has yet been found on the starting point.
(Wikipedia)
Die Plose ist ein Gebirgsstock in den Lüsner Bergen bei Brixen in Südtirol (Italien). Auf ihr befinden sich mehrere Gipfel: Telegraph (2486 m s.l.m.), Pfannspitze (2547 m s.l.m.) und Gabler (2576 m s.l.m.). Die Plose wird im Westen vom Eisacktal, im Norden und Osten vom Lüsner Tal und im Süden vom Aferer Tal begrenzt.
Aufgrund der sanften Kuppen ist die Plose zum Skifahren geeignet und durch zahlreiche Liftanlagen erschlossen. Die Plosebahn führt vom unterhalb gelegenen St. Andrä direkt ins Skigebiet. Besonders bekannt ist die Trametsch-Piste, welche mit einer Gesamtlänge von 9 km als die längste Abfahrt Südtirols gilt. Die Plose ist ferner ein weitläufiges Wandergebiet mit einem beachtenswerten Panorama. Etwas südlich vom Telegraph und westlich von Pfannspitze und Gabler befindet sich die Plosehütte.
Laut Josef Rampold hat der Name Plose nichts mit blasendem Wind zu tun, sondern bezieht sich vermutlich auf die unbewaldete, kahle Blöße der Gipfelkuppe.
Der an der Südseite der Plose gelegene Ort Palmschoß ist geschichtlich nicht unbedeutsam. So befand sich in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren oberhalb des Ortes ein Nato-Stützpunkt, von welchem aus eine kleine Seilbahn zu der Radarstation auf dem Telegraph führte. Ferner befindet sich bei Palmschoß noch das Gebäude einer ehemaligen Lungenheilanstalt, welche 1913 errichtet wurde. Palmschoß wurde als Standort gewählt, da es zu den Orten mit der längsten Sonnenscheindauer in der damaligen Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie zählte. Der architektonische Entwurf dafür stammt von Otto Wagner.
Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts wurde auf etwa 1870 m im Gebiet von Palmschoß eine Quelle entdeckt und auf ihre Eignung als Mineralwasser untersucht. Da die Wasseranalysen günstig ausfielen, begann man im Jahr 1953 die Quelle fachgerecht zu fassen. Im Juni 1957 wurde in Palmschoß eine kleine Abfüllanlage von der Plose Quelle AG in Betrieb genommen und mit der Abfüllung des Mineralwassers in Flaschen begonnen. 1974 entstand in der Industriezone von Brixen ein moderner Abfüllbetrieb. Im Jahr 2002 wurden weitere 3 Nebenquellen der Plose gefasst, um die Produktion des Mineralwassers zu steigern. Das Familienunternehmen Plose Quelle AG ist von Beginn an bis heute im Besitz der Familie Fellin.
(Wikipedia)
The Bible Christian Chapel opened 1862 in the tiny settlement of Hamilton.
George Robertson received a grant of land 1849: after laying out the township of Hamilton in 1855 he transferred Lot 23 to Abraham Underwood, farmer and several others as Trustees for the Bible Christian Connexion.
After Methodist Church Union the property was held on Bible Christian Model deed.
The property was vested in the Methodist Church (SA) Property Trust in 1975, and in the Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (SA) in 1995.
*Hamilton is a postal township on the River Light, 60 miles N of Adelaide, on the main road between Adelaide and Kooringa. There is a large sheep station (F H Dutton’s) 5 miles E of Hamilton, and another smaller (Taylor’s) 5 miles SW of Hamilton. Several farmers [at Hamilton] also keep small flocks of sheep.
Communication is by means of Rounsevell’s mail conveyance, running daily between Kapunda and Kooringa, a distance of 50 miles, and that with Adelaide, 60 miles SW by mail conveyance to Kapunda (10 miles), thence by rail to Adelaide.
The hotels are the Farmer’s Home (Mitchell’s), and the Hamilton (Watson’s).
The population numbers about 200 persons. Hamilton has 2 stores, and a large corn store, a blacksmith’s and wheelwright’s shop, saddlers, butchers and bootmakers, carpenters’ shops, a public pound, a registration office, a post office and money order office. There is also a public schoolroom, Episcopalian church, Bible Christian chapel: and in connection with the schoolroom a Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society. H J Kelly Esq JP is the resident magistrate.
[Ref: Bailliere’s South Australian Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1866]
*A letter was read from Mr George Robertson, reporting very favourably of Mr Heithersay’s school at Hamilton. [Ref: South Australian Register 16-7-1861]
*Hamilton November 19
Our township will soon be ornamented by another buildings – I mean the Bible Christian Chapel, which is rapidly approaching completion. It looks rather plain, but pretty at the same time, and has the advantage of being situated on a spot affording a picturesque view. I understand that a public tea meeting will be held on the day of its opening. [Ref: South Australian Register 21-11-1861]
*Hamilton December 29
The second anniversary of the Bible Christian Chapel was celebrated on Sunday, 25th inst, when two excellent sermons were preached by Mr Allen to good congregations.
On Monday the tea meeting took place in Mr Mugg’s wheat store, when about 120 sat down.
In the evening the public meeting was held in the chapel which was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Mr Polkinghorn was voted to the chair, and addresses were delivered by Messrs Allan, Edgecombe, and Saunders.
The proceeds of the tea meeting and collections at anniversary services amounted to about £19, and other amounts promised at the meeting made a total of £35. which will reduce the debt on the chapel to £100. [Ref: South Australian Register 30-12-1864]
*Like all other people in this Colony who were determined to enjoy themselves as much as possible at Christmas … the good people of Hamilton also have had their proper share of merrymakings and festivities
On Monday, the 26th instant, the Hamilton members of the Light Cricket Club arranged a game of cricket.
On the same day, at five pm, a public tea meeting in connection with the Bible Christian Chapel, was held at Mr George Mugg's large and commodious store.
Business was commenced by cheerfully partaking of the good things liberally provided by Mesdames Mugg, J Sanders, Warwick, and Gluyas. The meeting was addressed by Messrs Allen, Edgecombe, and John Sanders: Mr Polkinghorn, of Marrabel, acting as chairman on the occasion. Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligence 31-12-1864]
*Hamilton June 27
On Sunday (23rd) the anniversary services in connection with the Sunday School were held in the Bible Christian Chapel. Two sermons were preached in the afternoon by Mr J Sanders and in the evening by the Rev J Hancock.
On Monday the children were regaled with a bountiful supply of tea and cake, after which about 80 adults sat down to an excellent tea. In the evening the Rev J Hancock delivered a lecture.
The Rev Mr. Hill occupied the chair, and the chapel was quite filled.
Votes of thanks were passed to the ladies, the lecturer, the choir, and the Chairman, which were duly acknowledged.
The choir performed several pieces very creditably on Sunday and during Monday evening, Mr Rock presiding at the harmonium.
Collections were made after each service, and the total proceeds amounted to about £9. [Ref: South Australian Register 1-7-1867]
*Another of the sixpenny readings was given at the Farmers' Home Inn on the evening of Friday, July 31. The chair was taken by H T Morris, Esq, of Anlaby. There were some very able readings and recitations, and some music by the Misses Crase. There was a good muster, and being a fine moonlight night, several came from Kapunda to assist in the harmony of the evening.
On Sunday the anniversary sermons of the Sunday school connected with the Bible Christian Chapel were preached by the Rev Mr McNeal On Monday a tea was provided for the children and their friends, and afterwards a public meeting was held, when the children gave recitations, and the meeting was addressed by the Rev McNeal, Mr Polkinghorne, Mr Holland, the Superintendent, Mr S Small, and Mr G Mugg (the Chairman). Collection, between £6 and £7. [Ref: South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail 8-8-1868]
*BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, HAMILTON
The anniversary services of the Sunday school in connection with the above place of worship were celebrated on Sunday and Monday last. On the former day the three services were conducted by the Rev Mr Allen, of Brompton, the congregations being very large in the afternoon and evening, and moderately so in the forenoon.
On Monday the children and friends assembled at the chapel, and at about 10 o'clock am made a start in waggons, kindly lent for the occasion, to a section of Mr Dutton's, at Fox's Creek, where the picnic was held. A variety of sports were provided, all of which were entered into with considerable zest: whilst the wants of the children and friends in the commissariat department were fully provided for by the kindness of Mr and Mrs Blesing, whose residence is near the picnic ground.
After the sports, dinner, and tea had been fully enjoyed, the homeward route was entered on.
In the evening a public tea was held in the chapel, which was nicely decorated for the occasion, and the tables of which were furnished with a sumptuousness and liberality which evinced the intention of Mrs Blesing to make the numerous guests expected as comfortable as possible. Mr and Mrs Blesing also provided the tea at the chapel, and Mrs and Miss Blesing, assisted by Mrs Inglie, presided at the various tables.
A well attended public meeting was held. A choir consisting of the teachers and children sang very nicely one of the beautiful hymns from the American Songster, and at frequent intervals during the proceedings other hymns from the same collection were sung in a style reflecting great credit on those who had trained the choir
The Rev Mr Richards being called on to read the school report … The number of scholars on the roll was 61, and of teachers six. The average attendance was 35, and the general conduct very good.
Strange to say he understood that the more unfavourable the weather the larger the attendance of scholars. Perhaps when it was fine some of the children went out to play but they looked to the parents to get the children to be as regular as possible in their attendance. If the teachers were found at their posts each Sunday in all weathers the parents should see that the children were also there.
He was glad to see so many friends from a distance present, and hoped when occasion offered to reciprocate their kindness. As regarded the work of the school, it was a good one. [Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 14-3-1873]
At Hamilton the chapel has been renovated at a cost of £21. [Ref: Christian Colonist 22-1-1884]
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See also:
a) 2010 Army Run results for Ottawa & area runners;
c) 2011 Army Run photos by a runner.
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Sept. 14, 2011. For the 21.1 km (13 mile) half-marathon race, the following local runners have registered with the Running Room for the Sept. 18th Canada Army Run in Ottawa. The list is sorted by community (Ottawa first) and then by first name.
* On Sept. 18th, 16,000 runners participated in the 21.1 km and 5 km races.
Part A. Ottawa
Part B. Other Communities (e.g., Gatineau, Kanata, Nepean, Orleans)
A. Ottawa
1,….Adriana Zeleney
2,….Adrien Barrieau
3,….Adrienne Mertin
4,….Ajay Singh
5,….Al Okroy
6,….Al Stewart
7,….Alain Therriault
8,….Alain Vermette
9,….Alan Chaffe
10,….Alan Chan
11,….Alan Yeadon
12,….Alex Renwick
13,….Alex Turner
14,….Alexandra Averbeck
15,….Alice Kwong
16,….Alicia Chénier
17,….Alison McCray
18,….Alla Laporte
19,….Allan Crisford
20,….Allan Gauci
21,….Allison Gracie
22,….Allison Grimsey
23,….Allison Meek
24,….Allison Sephton
25,….Allister Hain
26,….Amanda van beinum
27,….Amber Tower
28,….Amy Glover
29,….Anais Lussier-Labelle
30,….Andre Dion
31,….andre hiotis
32,….Andrea Karklins
33,….Andrea Lau
34,….Andrea Letham
35,….Andrea Matthews
36,….Andrea Mills
37,….Andrée Morin
38,….Andree-Anne Girard
39,….Andrew Butson
40,….Andrew Mendes
41,….Andrew Ng
42,….andrew staples
43,….Andrew Young
44,….Angela Feurstein
45,….Angela Hardy
46,….Angela Koskie
47,….Angela Lamb
48,….Angela Marcantonio
49,….Angy Dauth
50,….Anika Clark
51,….Anita Choquette
52,….Ann Gregory
53,….Ann Lanthier
54,….Ann Marie Fyfe
55,….Anna Hoefnagels
56,….Anna Pham
57,….Anne Bowker
58,….Anne McNamara
59,….Anne Pearce
60,….Annie Oger
61,….Ann-Marie Reid
62,….Anthea Garrick Menard
63,….April Dickson
64,….Arleigh Romyn
65,….Ashlee Linton
66,….Ashley Butcher
67,….Audrey Taylor
68,….Azhra McMahon
69,….Barbara Burkhard
70,….Barbara Campbell
71,….Barbara Dundas
72,….Barbara Gibbon
73,….Barbara Jovaisas
74,….Barbara Mingie
75,….Bart Bakker
76,….Ben Tobali
77,….Ben-Zion Caspi
78,….Bernard Charlebois
79,….Betty Bulman
80,….Bill McEachern
81,….Bill Salminen
82,….Bill Wilson
83,….Blake Davis
84,….Bob McCulloch
85,….Bob McGillivray
86,….Bob MUISE
87,….Bonnie Mechefske
88,….Brad Lobregt
89,….Bradley Conley
90,….Bradley Davis
91,….Brenda Bethune
92,….Brent Tower
93,….Brian Davis
94,….Brian O'Higgins
95,….Brian Sanford
96,….Brian Senecal
97,….Brigitte Martel
98,….Brittany Hunt
99,….Bruce Jackson
100,….Bruce Muise
101,….Bryan Morris
102,….Caitlin O'Higgins
103,….Cameron Beare
104,….Cameron Fraser
105,….Carole Harrison
106,….Carolyn Frank
107,….Cassandra Chouinard
108,….Cassandra Lively
109,….Cassandra Lombardo
110,….Cassie Hodgins
111,….Catherine Caron
112,….Catherine Khordoc
113,….Catherine Peirce
114,….Catherine Pound
115,….Catherine St. Louis
116,….Catherine Wallace
117,….Cathy Takahashi
118,….Chanel Huard
119,….Chantal Campbell
120,….Chantal Lacroix
121,….Chantal Pilon
122,….Charity Dowdell
123,….Charlene Mathias
124,….Chelsea MacDonell
125,….Cheryl Birker
126,….Cheryl McIntyre
127,….Chloe MacDonell
128,….Chris Bright
129,….Chris Gardner
130,….Chris Hale
131,….Chris Liebenberg
132,….Chris Moule
133,….Chris Nestor
134,….Chris Renwick
135,….Chris Salter
136,….Chris Sutherland
137,….Chris Weicker
138,….Christene White
139,….Christian Del Valle
140,….Christiane Laperrière
141,….Christie Swann
142,….Christina Gubbels
143,….Christina Jutzi
144,….Christina Martinez
145,….Christina Mullally
146,….Christine Geraghty
147,….Christine Hodge
148,….Christine Robbins
149,….Christine Smith
150,….Christopher Farrell
151,….Cindy Maraj
152,….Claire Samson
153,….Claude Béland
154,….Claude Papineau
155,….Claudia Rutherford
156,….Colleen Bigelow
157,….Connie Acelvari
158,….Constance Craig
159,….Cori Dinovitzer
160,….Corinna Simmons
161,….Cory Martin
162,….Court Curry
163,….Courtney Ka;bflsiech
164,….Courtney Powless
165,….Craig Carney
166,….Craig Mantle
167,….Craig Rosario
168,….Curtis McGrath
169,….Dan Shea
170,….Dan St-Arnaud
171,….Daniel Guerrette
172,….Darlene Goodwin
173,….Darlene Hackett
174,….Darlene Joyce
175,….Darlene Sabourin
176,….Darryl Bilodeau
177,….Dave Bergeron
178,….Dave Dawson
179,….Dave Goods
180,….Dave Saville
181,….Dave Yarker
182,….David Gagnon
183,….David Gregory
184,….David Gulas
185,….David Jackson
186,….David Perry
187,….David Rain
188,….David Thomson
189,….David Tobin
190,….Dawn Montgomery
191,….Dawn Styan
192,….Dawna LaBonte-Parkhill
193,….Dean Justus
194,….Deb Tully
195,….Debbie Carrick
196,….Debbie Ling
197,….Debby Duford
198,….Deborah Newhook
199,….Deborah Potter
200,….Dee Sullivan
201,….Deidre Kelly
202,….Demi Kotsovos
203,….Denise Couillard
204,….Denise Senecal
205,….Denise Walter
206,….Dennis Bulman
207,….Derek Wasmund
208,….Devon Forde
209,….Devon Scott
210,….Diana Crawford
211,….Diana Harrison
212,….Diana Seidl
213,….Diane Mackinder
214,….Dick Gunstone
215,….Dillon Vahey
216,….Don Andersen
217,….Dona Hill
218,….Donald Cottrell
219,….Donald Waldock
220,….Doreen Lipovski
221,….Doris McLean
222,….Doug Eagle
223,….Douglas Cooper
224,….Douglas Loader
225,….Drew Clipperton
226,….Dung Bui
227,….Dvora Rotenberg
228,….Edith Knight
229,….Edward Vonk
230,….Eileen harris
231,….Eileen Tosky-McKinnon
232,….Elaine Rufiange
233,….Eleanor Ford
234,….Eleanore Brickell
235,….Elisabeth Baechlin
236,….Elizabeth Rose
237,….Elke Keating
238,….Ellen Carter
239,….Ellen Lamarre
240,….Ellen O'Halloran
241,….Elyse Pratt-Johnson
242,….Emilie Lavigne
243,….Emily Joyce
244,….Emily Larocque
245,….Emma Morris
246,….Emmanuelle Arnould-Lalonde
247,….Enjoli Stevens
248,….Eric Arnold
249,….Eric Burpee
250,….Eric Charland
251,….Eric Sewell
252,….Eric Weaver
253,….Erik Laflamme
254,….Erin Beasley
255,….Erin Collins
256,….Evamarie Weicker
257,….Evan Clarke
258,….Evan May
259,….Fannie Gouault
260,….Fiona Da Costa
261,….Frances Enns
262,….Frances Muldoon
263,….Francesca Craig
264,….Francesca Macdonald
265,….Francine Gaulin
266,….Francisco Fernandes de Sousa
267,….Francisco Salazar
268,….Francois Dumaine
269,….Francoise Mulligan
270,….Frank D'Angelo
271,….Frank Gildenhaar
272,….Gabe Batstone
273,….Gabriela Balajova
274,….Gabrielle Nadeau
275,….Gail Baker-Gregory
276,….Gary McKenna
277,….Gary Wilkes
278,….Gavin Lemoine
279,….Genevieve Cholette
280,….Genevieve Le Jeune
281,….Gennifer Stainforth
282,….Geoff Cooper
283,….Geoff Dunkley
284,….Geoff Dunn
285,….Geoffrey Dudding
286,….Geoffrey Ford
287,….George Ferrier
288,….George Garrard
289,….George Tsuji
290,….Georges Rousselle
291,….Gil Brunette
292,….Gillian Andersen
293,….Gillianne Beaulieu
294,….Gina Charos
295,….Gisele Salazar
296,….Glen Gobel
297,….Glenn Cowan
298,….Gloria Baeza
299,….Gord Baldwin
300,….Gord Coulson
301,….Gord Maddison
302,….Grace Howland
303,….Greg Zinck
304,….Gregg Reddin
305,….Guy Pelletier
306,….Harold Geller
307,….Harry Fischer
308,….Hazen Harty
309,….Heather McCready
310,….Heather Nixon
311,….Heather Paulusse
312,….Heather Watts
313,….Hélène Nadeau
314,….Helen Francis
315,….Helene Boucher
316,….Helene Leduc
317,….Henri St-Martin
318,….Hidetaka Nishimura
319,….Hieu Nguyen
320,….Hilary Chaiton
321,….Hillary Rose
322,….Hollie Anderson
323,….Holly Johnson
324,….Hui Xu
325,….Iain Macdonald
326,….Ian Crawford
327,….Ian Graham
328,….Ian MacVicar
329,….Ian Malcolm
330,….Ian-Guy Dupuis
331,….Ilana Bleichert
332,….Iliana Oris Valiente
333,….Irène Dionne
334,….Irvin Hill
335,….Jack Gilmer
336,….Jacki Sachrajda
337,….Jacob Hardonk
338,….Jacqueline Roy
339,….Jacques Gobin
340,….James Campbell
341,….James Peters
342,….James Vannier
343,….James Zarull
344,….Jamie Bell
345,….Jamie Hurst
346,….Jane Gibson
347,….Jane Rooney
348,….Jane Schofield
349,….Jane Spiteri
350,….Janelle Denton
351,….Janet Cooper
352,….Janet Hardcastle
353,….Janet Nuutilainen
354,….Janet Sol
355,….Janice McCoy
356,….Jared Broughton
357,….Jasmine Lefebvre
358,….Jason Chouinard
359,….Jason Raymond
360,….Jason Stewart
361,….Jason Verner
362,….Jay Wheadon
363,….Jayme Pettit
364,….JD Adams
365,….Jean-Guy Perron
366,….JEannie Daly
367,….Jean-Philippe Dion
368,….Jean-Pierre Chénier
369,….Jeff Bardell
370,….Jeff Ross
371,….Jenna Lacharity
372,….Jenna Ladd
373,….Jennifer Balcom
374,….Jennifer Bergeron
375,….Jennifer Beyak
376,….Jennifer Blattman
377,….Jennifer Brenning
378,….Jennifer Bucknall
379,….Jennifer Dumoulin
380,….Jennifer Fergusson
381,….Jennifer Fraser
382,….Jennifer Harnden
383,….Jennifer Hood
384,….Jennifer Leblanc
385,….Jennifer Moores
386,….Jennifer Morse
387,….Jennifer Nutt
388,….Jennifer Shortall
389,….Jennifer Tighe
390,….Jennifer Wilson
391,….Jenny Bascur
392,….Jessica Brown
393,….Jessica Goldfarb
394,….Jessica Kight
395,….Jessica Roche
396,….Jessie Blanchette
397,….Jian Wu
398,….Jill Ainsworth
399,….Jill Marsh
400,….Jillian Osborne
401,….Jim Carter
402,….Jim Walsh
403,….JJ Wilson
404,….Joan Tourangeau
405,….Jo-Ann Brault
406,….Joann Garbig
407,….Jo-Anne Belliveau
408,….Joanne Bradley
409,….Joanne Ritchie
410,….Jocelyn Kearney
411,….Jodi Wilson
412,….Jody Bergen
413,….Jody McKinnon
414,….Joe Gunn
415,….Joel Allaert
416,….Joel Pennycook
417,….Joel Westheimer
418,….Joey Rogowy
419,….John Beaudoin
420,….John Brady
421,….John Cunningham
422,….John Horvath
423,….John Ledo
424,….John Lovell
425,….John Mitchell
426,….John Oliver
427,….Johnathan MacDonald
428,….Jolene Savoie
429,….Jonathan Godin
430,….Jonathon Connolly
431,….Joni Ogawa
432,….Jordan McLeod
433,….Josée Picard
434,….Josée Surprenant
435,….Josette Day
436,….Joshua Lemoine
437,….Judy Taylor
438,….Julia Barss
439,….Juliann Castell
440,….Julie Burke
441,….Julie Charlebois
442,….Julie Gourlay
443,….Julie Lafleche
444,….Julie Laplante
445,….Julie Lefebvre
446,….Julien Beauchamp
447,….Justin Ferns
448,….Justin Laroche
449,….Justin Pike
450,….Kaari Hukkala
451,….Kailena van de Nes
452,….Karen Foss
453,….Karen Jeffery
454,….Karen Marshall
455,….Karen Sauve
456,….Karen Welch
457,….Karine Circé
458,….Karine Moreau
459,….Karyn Curtis
460,….Kate Borowec
461,….Kate Dickson
462,….Kate Lewis
463,….Kate Sherwood
464,….Kate Sinnott
465,….Kate Swetnam
466,….Kate Thompson
467,….Kate Truglia
468,….Katharine Mullock
469,….Katherine Liston
470,….Katherine MacDonald
471,….Kathleen McNulty
472,….Kathlene Allen
473,….Kathryn Aubrey-Horvath
474,….Kathryn Burbridge
475,….Kathryn Scott
476,….Kathy Lewis
477,….Kathy McLaughlin
478,….Kathy Norris
479,….Kathy O'Brien
480,….Katie Tottenham
481,….Katrina Isacsson
482,….Katy Alp
483,….Katy Harrison
484,….Kazutoshi Nishizawa
485,….Keiko Umemoto
486,….Keith Mulligan
487,….Keith Savage
488,….Kelly Boyko
489,….Kelly Cooper
490,….Ken Gibson
491,….Ken McNair
492,….Kent Daboll
493,….Kerry Nolan
494,….Kevin Adams
495,….Kevin de Snayer
496,….Kevin Dulude
497,….Kevin Germundson
498,….Kevin O'Brien
499,….Kevin Wickens
500,….Khorina Ou
501,….Kim Benjamin
502,….Kim Moir
503,….Kim White
504,….kim Wilson
505,….Kimberly Rennie
506,….Kinza Slater
507,….Kiza Francis
508,….KP McNamara
509,….Krista Lewis
510,….Krista MacDonald
511,….Kristiana Stevens
512,….Kristin Le Saux-Farmer
513,….Kristin Macrae
514,….Kristina Dyck
515,….Kristyn Berube
516,….Kyle Villenuve
517,….Kym Martin
518,….Laen Hanson
519,….Larry Chamney
520,….Laura Cluney
521,….Laura Conway
522,….Laura Forbes
523,….Laura Rees
524,….Laura Smith
525,….Lauren Clarke
526,….Lauren Gamble
527,….Laurent Potiez
528,….Laurent Roy
529,….Laurie Bouolet
530,….Laurie Cairns
531,….Lawrence Matthews
532,….Lawrence Wong
533,….Leah Andrews
534,….Leah Carson
535,….Lee Wyndham
536,….Leigh Ann Butler
537,….Leigh Howe
538,….Leigh Perreault
539,….Lena Dikranian
540,….Lena Maione
541,….Lenore Macartney
542,….Leo Kadota
543,….Les Woolsey
544,….Lesley Mackay
545,….Leslie Dauncey
546,….Leslie Robertson
547,….Lester Mundt
548,….Lia Pirili
549,….Liam Kennedy
550,….Liang Chen
551,….Lidnina Rodriguez
552,….Liliana Morse
553,….Lillian Serrouya Thibault
554,….Lina Kastner
555,….Linda Doyle
556,….Linda Hall
557,….Lindsay Grace
558,….Lindsey Gresham
559,….Lisa Allen
560,….Lisa Butler
561,….Lisa Duffett
562,….Lisa Gibson
563,….Lisa Grison
564,….Lisa Hughes
565,….Lisa Julian
566,….Lise Arseneau
567,….Lise Perrier
568,….Liz O'Neill
569,….Lori Camilucci
570,….Lori Mockson
571,….Lorraine England
572,….Louise Gresham
573,….Louise Morin
574,….Lucas Smith
575,….Luce Blouin
576,….Lucie Villeneuve
577,….Lucy MacDonald
578,….Luke Wu
579,….Lynda Cronin
580,….Lynn Arnone
581,….Lynn Diggins
582,….Lynn Marchildon
583,….Lynn Nightingale
584,….lynn Sewell
585,….Lynne Russell
586,….Madeleine Gravel
587,….Malette Genevieve
588,….Mallory MacWilliams
589,….Malvern Ena
590,….Mandy Fisher
591,….Manon Bouchard
592,….Manon Therriault
593,….Marc Huot
594,….Marcelle Gauthier
595,….Margaret Michalski
596,….Maria Alvarez
597,….Maria Pooley
598,….Marie Mathe Drader
599,….Marie Poirier
600,….Marie Shinmoto
601,….Marie1980 Bonnet
602,….Marie-Catherine Labramboise
603,….Marielle Emond
604,….Marigold Edwards
605,….Marilyn Warren
606,….Mario Villemaire
607,….Marion May
608,….Marja Verloop
609,….Marjie Brown
610,….Mark McGill
611,….Mark Vanasse
612,….mark ward
613,….Marlena Coverston
614,….Marta Wajda
615,….Martha Tobin
616,….Martin Cheliak
617,….Martin Gerrits
618,….Martine Lalonde
619,….Mary Murphy
620,….Matt Dooley
621,….Matthew Cox
622,….Matthew Eglin
623,….Matthew Morash
624,….Matthew Whelen
625,….Matthew Whyte
626,….Matthew Wilcox
627,….Matus Culen
628,….Maureen Feagan
629,….Maureen Lamothe
630,….Maureen Nestor
631,….Maurice Desjardins
632,….Meagan Campbell
633,….Meaghan Stone
634,….Meghan Callahan
635,….Melanie Farrell
636,….Melissa Kampman
637,….Melissa Shaw
638,….Mercedeth Bowerman
639,….Michael Arts
640,….Michael Corneau
641,….Michael D'Asti
642,….Michael Grainger
643,….Michael Hewett
644,….Michael Holmes
645,….Michael McGinn
646,….Michael McLean
647,….Michael McMahon
648,….Michael Morin
649,….Michael Nagy
650,….Michel Bouchard
651,….Michelle Adkins
652,….Michelle Couture
653,….Michelle Day
654,….Michelle Keough
655,….Michelle Zidek
656,….Mikaela Malta
657,….Mike Chambers
658,….Mike Herzog
659,….Mike Hopper
660,….Mike Mazerolle
661,….Mike O'Flaherty
662,….Mike Saray
663,….Mike White
664,….Mikhail Gorbounov
665,….Monica Martinez
666,….Monique Cousineau
667,….Monique Loney
668,….Nancy C Green
669,….Nancy Faraday-Smith
670,….nancy green
671,….Nancy Kalil
672,….Nancy MacDonell
673,….Nancy Sullivan
674,….Natalie Fernandes
675,….Natalie Fraser
676,….Natalie Phan
677,….Natalie Sachrajda
678,….Natasha Carraro
679,….Nate Rotman
680,….Nathalie Gougeon
681,….Nathan MacWilliam
682,….Neiges Senechal
683,….Neil Mackinder
684,….Nelly Staudte-Blondeaux
685,….Nicole Duguay
686,….Nicole Slunder
687,….Nicole Vaillancourt
688,….Olivier Dumetz
689,….Olivier Fichet
690,….Olle de Bruin
691,….padma Parthasarathy
692,….Pamela Biron
693,….Pamela Cushing
694,….Pascal Ilboudo
695,….Pat Liston
696,….Patricia Horner
697,….Patricia Lovett
698,….Patricia Mcdonell
699,….Patrick Dauncey
700,….Patrick Gray
701,….Patrick Miron
702,….Patti Gamble
703,….Paul Krga
704,….Paul MacNeil
705,….Paul Williamson
706,….Peggy Gibson
707,….Perry Graham
708,….Peter Cantrell
709,….Peter Dinsdale
710,….Peter Fisher
711,….Peter Linkletter
712,….Peter Stapleton
713,….Phat Nguyen
714,….Phil Busby
715,….Philip Hunter
716,….Pierre Ingram
717,….PK Leung
718,….Prichya Sethchindapong
719,….Quinn Russell
720,….R Harman
721,….Rachel Abraham
722,….Rachel Pitcher
723,….Rachelle Watson
724,….Rajkumar Nagarajan
725,….Randy Guthro
726,….Randy McElligott
727,….Raymonde Langevin
728,….Rebeca Ricardo
729,….Rebecca Li
730,….Rebecca Powell
731,….Rebecca Shewfelt
732,….Renata Manchak
733,….rene danis
734,….Rene Hawkes
735,….Rene Yaraskavitch
736,….Renee Langille
737,….Rene-Louis Bourgeau
738,….Richard Campbell
739,….Richard Cronin
740,….Richard Dobson
741,….Richard Lewis
742,….Richard Roda
743,….richard wall
744,….Richard Whitlock
745,….Rick Goodwin
746,….Rick O'Grady
747,….Riley Hennessey
748,….Rita Hearty
749,….Rob Bolduc
750,….Rob Casey
751,….Rob Gilmour
752,….Robert Adolfson
753,….Robert Kalbfleisch
754,….Robert Miron
755,….Robert Richardson
756,….Robin Fox
757,….Robyn Handley
758,….Rocio Battisti
759,….Rockey Whitmore
760,….Rod Begg
761,….Roger Hunter
762,….Roger Langevin
763,….Ron Newhook
764,….Rose Parent
765,….Roxanne Harper
766,….Roxanne Hutchings
767,….Ruben Vroegop
768,….Rue Quizon
769,….Russell McDonnell
770,….Ruth Farey
771,….Ryan Hennessy
772,….Sabrina Avery
773,….Sabrina Quraeshi
774,….Sam Geller
775,….Samanta Jacques-Arsenault
776,….Samantha Hunter
777,….Samantha O'Neill
778,….Samy El-Jaby
779,….SANDRA Chong
780,….sandra harwood
781,….Sandra Kuchta
782,….Sandra Monaghan
783,….Sandra Monforton
784,….Sandra Moorman
785,….Sanjeev Bhanjana
786,….Sara Boucher
787,….Sarah Armstrong
788,….Sarah Gee
789,….Sarah Geiger
790,….Scott Rawlings
791,….Scott Tomlinson
792,….Sean Adams
793,….Sean McElhinney
794,….Sean O'Brien
795,….Sébastien Taillefer
796,….Shannon McMillan-Kunstadt
797,….Shari Goodfellow
798,….Shari Nurse
799,….sharon hiebert
800,….Sharon Murphy
801,….Sharon Tobin
802,….Shauna Hanratty
803,….Shawn Hollinger
804,….Shawn Osborne
805,….Shawn Pigeon
806,….Shawna Colbey
807,….Shawna Moffatt
808,….Shawnna Van Drunen
809,….Sheila Bondesen
810,….Shelley Chambers
811,….Shelly Stackpole
812,….Shonna Tuck
813,….Sierra Phillips
814,….Siobhan Jones
815,….sohaila moghadam
816,….Solita Pacheco
817,….Sophie Dazé
818,….Sophie Lebel
819,….soraya moghadam
820,….Stella Gaerke
821,….Stephane Castonguay
822,….Stephane Parent
823,….Stephanie Cote
824,….Stephanie Crisford
825,….Stephanie Earle
826,….stephanie jack
827,….Stephen Day
828,….Stephen Shew
829,….Stephen Wild
830,….Stephen Woroszczuk
831,….Steve Astels
832,….Steve Boivin
833,….Steve Campbell
834,….Steve Gleddie
835,….Steve Inkpen
836,….Steve Morin
837,….Steve Moritsugu
838,….Steven Dixon
839,….Steven Molnar
840,….Stuart Palmer
841,….Sue MacPherson
842,….Suleena Duhaime
843,….Susan Foran
844,….Susan Ford
845,….Susan Gershman
846,….Susan Harvey
847,….Susan Johnston
848,….Susan Leslie
849,….Susan Lovell
850,….Susan Mak Chin
851,….Susan McLeod
852,….Susan Nally
853,….Susan Oneid
854,….Susan Ostergaard
855,….Susan Trimble
856,….Susan Ward
857,….Susan Whitmore
858,….Susan Wynne
859,….Suzanne Sinnamon
860,….Svetlana Ulitsky
861,….Sylvain Huard
862,….Sylvain Lachance
863,….Sylvia Duffy
864,….Sylvie Bourassa-Muise
865,….Sylvie Corbin
866,….Takuya Tazawa
867,….Tal Elharrar
868,….Tamara Marshall
869,….Tammy Frye
870,….Tania Bennett
871,….Tanya Richard
872,….Tara MacDougall
873,….Tara Painter
874,….Tara Ward
875,….Tara Wong
876,….Tarjinder Kainth
877,….Ted Damen
878,….Terri Bolster
879,….Terry Godbold
880,….Terry McDermott
881,….Terry Monger
882,….Thea Worthylake
883,….Theresa Robertson
884,….Thomas Bujaki
885,….Thomas Harrison
886,….Thomas Ryan
887,….Thuy (Twee) Tran
888,….Tiffanie Seguin
889,….Tina Fallis
890,….Tobin Kennedy
891,….Tod Strickland
892,….Tom Morris
893,….Tom Pierson
894,….Tony McLaughlin
895,….Tracy Chubaty
896,….Tracy Corneau
897,….Tracy Ferne
898,….Tracy Gagnon
899,….Tricia Brown
900,….Valerie Oickle
901,….Valerie Saunders
902,….Vanessa Buchanan
903,….vanessa mendoza
904,….Vanessa Pierson
905,….Victor Krawczuk
906,….Victoria Graham
907,….Victoria Keaney
908,….Wade Smith
909,….Warren Isfan
910,….Wendy Lee
911,….wendy statham
912,….Will Summers
913,….Willem Stevens
914,….William Chisholm
915,….William Godfrey
916,….William Simmering
917,….wilma Berti
918,….Yannick Sirois
919,….Youna Zhang
920,….Yulia Maistrovski
921,….Yvonne McKinnon
922,….Zachary Chrumka
END OF OTTAWA
B. Other Communities
923,….Leslee Davis Einmann,….A
924,….Terry Koronewski,….Alexandria
925,….Andrea Bird,….Almonte
926,….Daphne Lainson,….Almonte
927,….Jason Lainson,….Almonte
928,….Jenny Sheffield,….Almonte
929,….Karen Stillman,….Almonte
930,….Connie Palubiskie,….Arnprior
931,….Emily Sheffield,….Arnprior
932,….Jenn Hunt,….Arnprior
933,….Melissa Needham,….Arnprior
934,….Mike Poirier,….Arnprior
935,….Peter O'Gorman,….Arnprior
936,….Trish Heffernan,….Arnprior
937,….Avril Van Aert,….Ashton
938,….Nicholas Saray,….Ashton
939,….Peter Cottreau,….Ashton
940,….Rod Clow,….Athens
941,….Terri Gray,….Athens
942,….Erin Kingdom,….Aylmer
943,….Luc Lacombe,….Aylmer
944,….Jean-Pierre Sauve,….Beachburg
945,….Lynne Blackburn,….Bourget
946,….Raymond Lalande,….Bourget
947,….Dianne Dillon-Samson,….Brockville
948,….murray regush,….Brockville
949,….Alex McDermott,….Cantley
950,….Carol Jr Groulx,….Cantley
951,….Guy Beaulieu,….Cantley
952,….marie-claude côté,….cantley
953,….Pierre-Yves Authier,….Cantley
954,….Bruce Rafuse,….Carleton place
955,….Chris Loder,….Carleton Place
956,….Jenni Kerteston,….Carleton Place
957,….Jennifer Derksen,….Carleton Place
958,….megan thomson,….carleton place
959,….Natasha Foster,….Carleton Place
960,….Pascale Michaud,….Carleton Place
961,….Rob Illingworth,….Carleton Place
962,….Anna Li,….Carp
963,….Dayle Mulligan,….Carp
964,….Gerard Rumleskie,….Carp
965,….Kathy Fischer,….Carp
966,….Lyne Michaud,….Carp
967,….Murray Stonebridge,….Carp
968,….Nancy Wawia Robb,….Carp
969,….André Paris,….Casselman
970,….bob sweetlove,….casselman
971,….Danielle Carrière-Paris,….Casselman
972,….mary sweetlove,….Casselman
973,….Judy Bragg,….Chalk River
974,….Christine Tardiff-Mullen,….Chelsea
975,….Ian Hunter,….Chelsea
976,….Julie Dupuis,….Chelsea
977,….Natasha Stobert….Chelsea
978,….Patty Chevalier Samm,….Chelsea
979,….Ray Folkins,….Chelsea
980,….Richard Gilker,….Chelsea
981,….James Duncan,….Clayton
982,….Andrea Bailey-tait,….Cornwall
983,….Carl Brida,….Cornwall
984,….cathy bourgon,….cornwall
985,….Craig Henry,….Cornwall
986,….Deborah Furniss,….Cornwall
987,….Garth Wigle,….Cornwall
988,….Geneviève Lajoie,….Cornwall
989,….Jane McLaren,….Cornwall
990,….Jenna Martineau,….Cornwall
991,….Joanne Filliol,….Cornwall
992,….Kathleen Hay,….Cornwall
993,….Mathieu Bruyere,….Cornwall
994,….Matthew Smith,….Cornwall
995,….Terry Quenneville,….Cornwall
996,….Carl Vaillancourt,….crysler
997,….Debra Kennette,….Crysler
998,….Bruce Bell,….Cumberland
999,….Craig McHugh,….Cumberland
1000,….Greg Morris,….cumberland
1001,….Hailey Bell,….Cumberland
1002,….Jacinthe Choquet,….Cumberland
1003,….Leslie Anne Patry,….Cumberland
1004,….Monique Garneau,….Cumberland
1005,….natalie tate,….cumberland
1006,….Janet Campbell,….Dunrobin
1007,….Lois Jacobs,….Dunrobin
1008,….Russel Long,….Dunrobin
1009,….Tara Sosnowski,….Elizabethtown
1010,….Andy Dalcourt,….Embrun
1011,….Celin Alexiuk,….Embrun
1012,….Eric Deschamps,….Embrun
1013,….Gregory Harper,….Embrun
1014,….Julie Wallace,….Embrun
1015,….Martine Quinn,….Embrun
1016,….Paul Roy,….Embrun
1017,….Rachelle Quinn,….Embrun
1018,….Richard Quinn,….Embrun
1019,….Pierre Denis,….Emburn
1020,….Bill Sheppard,….Gananoque
1021,….Pierre Doucette,….Gananoque
1022,….Roberta Abbott,….Gananoque
1023,….Steacy Kavaner,….Gananoque
GATINEAU
1024,….Alain Rollin
1025,….Alexander Schwab
1026,….Alexandre Farley
1027,….Allan Wilson
1028,….André Brissette
1029,….André Mollema
1030,….Andre Schutten
1031,….Anik Benoit
1032,….Anik Lacasse
1033,….Anne-Marie Chapman
1034,….Annick Lafontaine
1035,….Annick Nault
1036,….Annie Cloutier
1037,….Annie Paradis
1038,….Anthony Rose
1039,….Benoit Gagnon
1040,….Benoit Genest
1041,….Benoit Guérette
1042,….Bernard Audy
1043,….Blair Mehan
1044,….Brian Sharpe
1045,….Bruno Lafreniere
1046,….Candida Cianci
1047,….Chantal Larocque
1048,….chantal potvin
1049,….Chantale Lussier-Ley
1050,….Charles Vigneault
1051,….Christopher Saunders
1052,….Claude Tremblay
1053,….Dan Mayer
1054,….Danika Lavallee
1055,….David Georgieff
1056,….David Sewell
1057,….Debbie Joanisse
1058,….Debra Ferderber
1059,….Diane Ouellette
1060,….Dominique Babin
1061,….Elizabeth Sousa
1062,….Eric Silins
1063,….Fannie Bisson
1064,….Francoise Bessette
1065,….Gabrielle Drouin
1066,….Genevieve Sabourin
1067,….Gilles Thériault
1068,….Guylaine Proulx
1069,….Hélène Belleau
1070,….Helene Tremblay-Allen
1071,….isabelle deslandes
1072,….Isabelle Léger
1073,….Isabelle Phaneuf
1074,….Jacob Roberts
1075,….Jaime McGillivray
1076,….james buell
1077,….Jean Guenette
1078,….Jeffrey Muller
1079,….Jennifer Smith
1080,….Jinny Williamson
1081,….Johanne Branchaud
1082,….Johanne Di Tomasso
1083,….Josée Lafontaine
1084,….Julie Fortin
1085,….Julie Myers
1086,….Julie Piche
1087,….Julie-Anne Macdonald
1088,….Karine Lamarre
1089,….Kate Smith
1090,….Kent Hugh
1091,….Kevin Quesnel
1092,….Kim Paine
1093,….Laurent Bellard
1094,….Leisa McGillivray
1095,….Loïc Le Bihan
1096,….Louis Simon
1097,….Lucie Lalonde
1098,….Lynn Melancon
1099,….magali couture
1100,….Manon Lachance
1101,….Marc Allaire
1102,….Marc Martin
1103,….Marie-Eve Bergevin-Scott
1104,….Mark Ellison
1105,….Mark Schindel
1106,….Martin Yshikawa
1107,….Martine Dupuis
1108,….martine pellerin
1109,….Mélanie Lauzon
1110,….Mélanie Vivier
1111,….Michel Brown
1112,….Michel Lapointe
1113,….Michelle Aubie
1114,….Miguel Gagnon
1115,….Mikaly Gagnon
1116,….nancy jane russell
1117,….Nancy Jean
1118,….Natacha Mustaikis
1119,….Nathalie Brunet
1120,….Nell van Walsum
1121,….Noel Paine
1122,….Patrice Forget
1123,….Patrice Gaudreault
1124,….patricia le bihan
1125,….Paul Gould
1126,….Peter Balogh
1127,….Philippe Boutin
1128,….Philippe Jr Ngassam
1129,….Pier Enright
1130,….Raymond Desjardins
1131,….Raymonde D'Amour
1132,….Raynald Côté
1133,….Rejean Lacroix
1134,….Sandra Roberts
1135,….Simon Larouche
1136,….Sonia Béland
1137,….Stéphane Siegrist
1138,….Stéphanie Dicaire
1139,….Suzanne Ramsay
1140,….Sylvain Marier
1141,….tayeb mesbah
1142,….Thomas Cort
1143,….Valerie Parent
1144,….Veronique Tremblay
1145,….vincent bolduc
1146,….Virginie Corneau
1147,….Wayne Saunders
1148,….Yves Phaneuf
1149,….Zoë Couture
END OF GATINEAU
1150,….Catherine Clifford,….Gloucester
1151,….Chantal Dupuis,….Gloucester
1152,….Christine Newman Coulson,….Gloucester
1153,….David Sinclair,….Gloucester
1154,….Jeannie LeBlanc,….Gloucester
1155,….Roberta Battisti-Valle,….Gloucester
1156,….Ryan Luck,….Gloucester
1157,….Samuel Valle,….Gloucester
1158,….Virginia Mofford,….Gloucester
1159,….Barbra Draper,….Gracefield
1160,….An Vo,….Greely
1161,….Angele Vanderlaan,….Greely
1162,….Anthony Wielemaker,….Greely
1163,….Debbie McLeod,….Greely
1164,….Jennifer Frechette,….Greely
1165,….Joseph Boucher,….Greely
1166,….Lana Pieroway,….Greely
1167,….Linda Corke,….Greely
1168,….paula christiansen,….Greely
1169,….Ricky Grisel,….Greely
1170,….Sean Burrows,….Greely
1171,….Sonya Thornley,….Greely
1172,….Sarah Waddell,….Hammond
1173,….Lorne Thomas,….Hawkesbury
1174,….Karen Keeler,….Iroquois
1175,….Keira Cameron,….Iroquois
KANATA
1176,….Adrian Salt
1177,….Aimée Riggs-Willey
1178,….Al Doyle
1179,….Alan Doody
1180,….Alexei Novikov
1181,….Allyssia Villeneuve
1182,….Alyson Maynard
1183,….Anne Collis
1184,….Ben Schmidt
1185,….Bernie Armour
1186,….Bill Gilchrist
1187,….Billy Seaman
1188,….Bobbie Nevin
1189,….Brian Smith
1190,….Carleen Hicks
1191,….Carmen Davidson
1192,….Caron Fitzpatrick
1193,….Cecilia Jorgenson
1194,….Chantal Kaye
1195,….Chris McCallum
1196,….Cindy Seaman
1197,….Colleen Gilchrist
1198,….Colleen Kilty
1199,….Dan Kelly
1200,….David Bohn
1201,….Debbie Olive
1202,….Deby Knowlton
1203,….Derek Andersen
1204,….Deryl Rasquinha
1205,….Don Lonie
1206,….Erin Waterfall
1207,….Greg Dow
1208,….Harvey Chatterton
1209,….Ian Marrs
1210,….James Fairlie
1211,….Jan Donak
1212,….Janet Smith
1213,….Jeff Zhao
1214,….Jennifer Barr
1215,….Jennifer Upson
1216,….Jim Lambley
1217,….Joan McFaul
1218,….Joshua Tolmie
1219,….Karen Hanna
1220,….Karen Ramsay
1221,….Karen Zerr
1222,….Kathleen Westbury
1223,….Keith Aguinaga
1224,….Kelly abb Davis
1225,….Kenneth Klassen
1226,….Kevin Rankin
1227,….Kimberley Bohn
1228,….Kimberley Robinson
1229,….Kindell Tolmie
1230,….Lanny Underhill
1231,….Leanne Pelley
1232,….Lee-Anne Clare
1233,….Loretta Masaro
1234,….Luisa De Amicis
1235,….Mark Calder
1236,….Martine Dumas
1237,….Mary Anne Jackson-Hughes
1238,….Michel Fleury
1239,….Michelle Calder
1240,….Nancy Dow
1241,….Naomi Morbey
1242,….Natalie Reid-Matte
1243,….Natasha Riddiford
1244,….Neil Marshall
1245,….neil Maxwell
1246,….Pamela Ford
1247,….Paul Sabourin
1248,….Peter Clark
1249,….Phil Blanchfield
1250,….Pierrette McCartney
1251,….Raymond Wong
1252,….Rebecca Campbell
1253,….Rick Wynen
1254,….Ron Pumphrey
1255,….Sarah Currie
1256,….Sasha Richards
1257,….Shannon Moore
1258,….Sharon Fine
1259,….Sheri Cayouette
1260,….Sherri Nevin
1261,….Sridhar Erukulla
1262,….Susan Brimmell
1263,….Susan Korporal
1264,….Tanis Roadhouse
1265,….Terri Scott
1266,….Theresa Marshall
1267,….Tom Auger
1268,….Tracey Dunfield
1269,….Wei Zhou
1270,….William Greenfield
1271,….William Jorgenson
1272,….Yvonne Relf
END OF KANATA
1273,….Alexandra Pontbriand,….Kemptville
1274,….Alicia Hutton,….Kemptville
1275,….Dave Springer,….Kemptville
1276,….David Hutton,….Kemptville
1277,….Fiona Tracey,….Kemptville
1278,….James Pede,….Kemptville
1279,….Joanne Desormeaux,….Kemptville
1280,….Kahy-ann Gibson,….Kemptville
1281,….Michelle Crook,….Kemptville
1282,….Roxanne Harrington,….Kemptville
1283,….Stephanie Rose,….Kemptville
1284,….Teena Dacey,….Kemptville
1285,….Tricia McRae,….Kemptville
1286,….Ron Stadnyk,….Kinburn
1287,….Sean McTernan,….Kinburn
1288,….Dan Keaney,….Lanark
1289,….Debbie Keaney,….Lanark
1290,….Scott Shaver,….Lanark
1291,….Lisa Paradis,….Limoges
1292,….Shanna Delorme,….Limoges
1293,….Matthew Dyer,….Luskville
1294,….Nicholas Sturgeon,….Luskville
1295,….Brian Carpenter,….Maberly
1296,….Dawn Kennedy,….Maitland
1297,….Scott Clucas,….Maitland
1298,….Cat Oakley,….Manotick
1299,….Dennis Blinn,….Manotick
1300,….Fiona Valliere,….Manotick
1301,….Marie Norris,….Manotick
1302,….Mark Seaman,….Manotick
1303,….Nick MacDonald,….Manotick
1304,….Tracey Major,….Manotick
1305,….Heather Purdy,….Martintown
1306,….Alysun Lillico,….Masham
1307,….Jennifer Selwyn,….Masham
1308,….Bruce Bourgeault,….Metcalfe
1309,….Craig Killin,….Metcalfe
1310,….Diane Coupal,….Metcalfe
1311,….Erika Morris,….Metcalfe
1312,….Fran Gaudet,….Metcalfe
1313,….Kazimierz Krzyzanowski,….Metcalfe
1314,….Peter Klein,….Metcalfe
1315,….Scott Robertson,….Metcalfe
1316,….doug wilson,….Morrisburg
1317,….Kasey Bennett,….Morrisburg
1318,….shari keyes,….Morrisburg
1319,….Adam Sulis,….Mountain
1320,….Raymond Sherrer,….Mountain
1321,….ada gorrie,….Munster
1322,….Angela Walsh,….Navan
1323,….Carole Charlebois,….Navan
1324,….Kathy Goff,….Navan
NEPEAN
1325,….Aaron Doering
1326,….Abrinna Doering
1327,….Alexei Pogrebtsov
1328,….Amy Fan
1329,….Amy Kutyma
1330,….Andrea McDonald
1331,….Andrew Johnston
1332,….angad sandhu
1333,….Bernadette Bernard
1334,….Caroline Bachynski
1335,….Caroline Bredeson
1336,….Carolyn Perkins
1337,….Chantelle Woods
1338,….Chris Bredeson
1339,….Chris Fitzgerald
1340,….Christopher Hill
1341,….Claudio Sicoli
1342,….Colleen Bird
1343,….Corrina Morehouse
1344,….Cynthia Field-Rose
1345,….Dan Lacasse
1346,….Darryl Sitland
1347,….David Reid
1348,….David Ross
1349,….Diane Ferguson
1350,….Dionne Wilson
1351,….Donna McKibbon
1352,….Doug Simpson
1353,….Erik Youngson
1354,….Face Wallace
1355,….Fallon Carrier
1356,….Gary Bazdell
1357,….Gary Guymer
1358,….Gary Miles
1359,….Gary Thomas
1360,….George Heron
1361,….Gerry Blathwayt
1362,….Hieu Nguyen
1363,….Jack Kwan
1364,….Jane Hext
1365,….Janice Richard
1366,….Jason Feist
1367,….Jennifer McDonell
1368,….Jennilee Gavina
1369,….Jessica McKittrick
1370,….Joanie Ouellette
1371,….Jo-Anne Janigan
1372,….John Hall
1373,….Joseph Emas
1374,….Judy Tubman-Reid
1375,….Julie White
1376,….Karleen Heer
1377,….Kathryn Hill
1378,….Katie Squires
1379,….Kelly MacGregor
1380,….Kevin LaRoche
1381,….Laura Clark
1382,….Laura McLellan
1383,….Leslie Doering
1384,….Leslie Rodgers
1385,….Lillian Hayward
1386,….Linda Billyard
1387,….Linda Koenders
1388,….Maria Marcantonio
1389,….Martin Glennon
1390,….martin jobin
1391,….Martyn Hodgson
1392,….Maureen Corrigan
1393,….Melanie White
1394,….Mike Horne
1395,….Miranda Dulmage
1396,….M-J Malcolm
1397,….Patrick Murnaghan
1398,….Patti-Lynn Dougan
1399,….Paul Bush
1400,….Peter Bayne
1401,….Ramon Lashley
1402,….Renee Leahy
1403,….Richard Thomas
1404,….Roslyn Dacey
1405,….Ruth Glenwright
1406,….Ryan Ellement
1407,….Ryan Holmes
1408,….Ryan Squires
1409,….Sandra Lett
1410,….Shannon Matheson
1411,….Shelley Doering
1412,….Sheyla Dussault
1413,….Stephanie Dunne
1414,….Tania Falls
1415,….Tannia Shamas
1416,….Tim Sandwell
1417,….Tom Blackwell
1418,….tony blake
1419,….Tracy Murray
1420,….Vance White
END OF NEPEAN
1421,….Joanne McFall Smith,….North Gower
1422,….Keith Colwell,….North Gower
1423,….Natalie Smith,….North Gower
ORLEANS
1424,….Ab Ettinger
1425,….adam menzies
1426,….Alain Brulé
1427,….Alexandra Gaudes
1428,….Anita Taylor
1429,….Anke Berndt
1430,….Anne McCarthy
1431,….Annie Elizabeth Gauthier
1432,….Barry Lightowlers
1433,….Benoit Lecuyer
1434,….Brent Kelly
1435,….Brent Smyth
1436,….Brian Wiens
1437,….Camille Poirier
1438,….Carmen Saumure
1439,….Carole Gaudes
1440,….Casey Martin
1441,….Charles Momy
1442,….Charles Sincennes
1443,….Cheryl Glazier
1444,….Chris Morrison
1445,….Christina Michaud
1446,….Christine Baird
1447,….CIndy Ettinger
1448,….Colleen Boicey
1449,….Cynthia Taylor
1450,….Daniel Morency
1451,….Danielle Poisson
1452,….Dave King
1453,….David Cameron
1454,….David Leeder
1455,….David Tischhauser
1456,….David Young
1457,….Deborah Baldwin
1458,….Diane Gauthier
1459,….Diane Levesque
1460,….Don Lavictoire
1461,….Eann Hodges
1462,….Edith Chartrand
1463,….Elise Grenier
1464,….Eric Christensen
1465,….Ernie Yip
1466,….Frank Barrett
1467,….Fred Saikaly
1468,….Glenda Davies
1469,….Helene Boyer
1470,….Hinesh Chauhan
1471,….James Waite
1472,….Jason Roberts
1473,….Jean Lavictoire
1474,….Jean-Noel Gilbert
1475,….Jean-Pierre Contant
1476,….Jeff Danforth
1477,….Jennifer Caldbick
1478,….Jennifer Chauhan
1479,….Jennifer Schenkel
1480,….Jo Nuttall
1481,….Joanne Henry
1482,….Jo-Anne Matheson
1483,….Josee Pothier
1484,….Judy Thomson
1485,….Karen Minna
1486,….Kathleen Danforth
1487,….Kathryn McNicoll
1488,….Kathy Wiens
1489,….Kevin Beaudette
1490,….Kevin Piccott
1491,….Kristina Perrier
1492,….Kristy Singleton
1493,….Laura Regnier
1494,….Linda LeBlanc
1495,….Lissa Allaire
1496,….Lois Simms-Baldwin
1497,….Lucie Mainguy
1498,….Lyne Orser
1499,….Lynn Galarneau
1500,….Malcolm Parsons
1501,….Marc-Andre Blanke
1502,….Marie-Josee Homsy
1503,….Marie-Josee Legault
1504,….Marieve Lavigne
1505,….Marshall Clark
1506,….Max LeBreton
1507,….Melanie Trumpower
1508,….Michael Brown
1509,….Michelle Cote
1510,….Michelle Momy
1511,….Michelle Ward
1512,….Miranda Guiney
1513,….Moira Carriere
1514,….Nadine Tischhauser
1515,….Nancy Camacho
1516,….Nancy Neilson
1517,….Nancy Roberge
1518,….Nathalie Gougeon
1519,….Nathan Lightowlers
1520,….Nicole Boyer
1521,….Paul Holmes
1522,….Paul Menard
1523,….Peter Belair
1524,….Priya Chopra
1525,….Rachel Taylor
1526,….Ralph Hodgins
1527,….Richard Loewen
1528,….Roanna Casey
1529,….Robert Sauve
1530,….Russ Kajganich
1531,….Russ Stewart
1532,….Sandra Cook
1533,….Sandra Craig-Browne
1534,….Sandy Clark
1535,….Sandy Moger
1536,….Scot Bryant
1537,….Serena McCauley
1538,….Serge Arseneault
1539,….Shawnda Parsons
1540,….Shayne Chamberlain
1541,….Sonia Laneuville
1542,….Sophie Hollingsworth
1543,….Stacey Grenier
1544,….Stan Baldwin
1545,….Stephane Montpetit
1546,….Stephanie Ducharme
1547,….Steve Lamontagne
1548,….Stuart Taylor
1549,….Susan Poisson
1550,….Tanja Scharf
1551,….Tara Redmond
1552,….Teresa Janz
1553,….Terry Brown
1554,….Terry Flynn
1555,….Theresa Momy
1556,….Todd Sloan
1557,….Tony Paoletti
1558,….Vivianne Gaudet
1559,….William Baldwin
1560,….william mcgowan
1561,….Yvon Gagnier
END OF ORLEANS
1562,….Denise Hudson,….Osgoode
1563,….Kevin Wylie,….Osgoode
1564,….Nancy Bleses,….Osgoode
1565,….Shaun Dunne,….Oxford Mills
1566,….Garry Hartlin,….Pembroke
1567,….Jennifer Tu,….Pembroke
1568,….john menzies,….Pembroke
1569,….Kathy Herault,….Pembroke
1570,….Leanne Van Bavel,….Pembroke
1571,….Michelle Moir,….Pembroke
1572,….Rene Sauve,….Pembroke
1573,….Rocky Peplinski,….Pembroke
1574,….Steven McCorkle,….Pembroke
1575,….Tammy Peplinski,….Pembroke
1576,….Vay Tu,….Pembroke
1577,….Sue Matte,….Perth
1578,….Susan Bulley,….Perth
1579,….Francis Gillespie,….Perth Road Village
the ORIGINAL IMAGE of NUESTRA SEÑORA VIRGEN DE LA REGLA enshrined and venerated at the NATIONAL SHRINE OF NUESTRA SEÑORA VIRGEN DE LA REGLA, Opon, Lapu-lapu City, Cebu, Philippines.
It was in the year 1735, when Father Francisco Avalle, an Augustinian Monk, became the first Parish Priest of Opon, of the historic island of Mactan, opposite of Cebu Island. As a true son of St. Augustine, and having lived for ten years in the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de la Regla, in Chipiona, Andalucia, he showed the people of Opon a small picture of the miraculous Virgen de la Regla, so well known in his native land, Spain. St. Augustine himself had venerated this particular image during his lifetime, and when the great Bishop of Hippo, Africa, died in 430, his spiritual sons continued the devotion until the vandals invaded Africa in 443. They had to flee, taking with them the image of Virgen de la Regla to Spain, where for several centuries, the fame of the Blesed Mother spread under the name of Virgen de la Regla, Virgen Libica, Virgen del Sagrario, Estrella de los Mares, La Virgen Morena or Morenita. Then another invasion took place in spain in the year 711, where the Saracens or Moors persecuted the Church in Andallucia, destroying churches and images. Then the prior of the Augustinians, a certain Simeon, decided to conceal the image in a cave in which he and his monks, after fervent prayers, lighted a small oil lamp, and placed the image in box on an improvised altar
Centuries passed by and the hidden image was almost forgotten until the year 1330. Our Lady appeared to another priest of the same order of St. Augustine, residing in the city of Leon, where King Ferdinand, after re-conquering Spain, had dedicated to the Queen of Kings, Santa Maria de la Regla. The Augustinian saw the Blessed Virgin with black complexion, holding a child in her arms, speaking the following words: “Stand up, and proceed to the east till you reach the Sea of Cadiz. It has been many years since an image of mine has been hidden away in a cave near its shores. Go and get it and place it in my church. I will show you the way by a celestial light.”
With his superior’s permission, the faithful priest set out on the long journey to find the blessed image. Exhausted, on day, he reached a tree where he intended to rest for a while, and soon he fell into a deep slumber. In his sleep, he heard a sweet voice saying: “This is the Place”. He awakened and knew he had come to the end of his sacred quest. He prayed and asked the Blessed Virgin to show him the exact spot. A ball of fire fell from heaven to the place where he was resting. Miraculously, the fire did not burn the tree. He called together the people living nearby and told them what had happened. They willingly assisted him in digging up the soil around the spot, until they came to a big rock. When the heavy stone was lifted, they beheld the opening of a cave. Entering it, they found on an altar with a wooden case on it and a lamp burning in front. The priest found the statue of Our Lady, the very same image that appeared to him while still in Leon. A large church was constructed by the devotees of Mary on the spot where her image was then permanently enshrined.
When the people of Opon heard this wonderful story, they wanted at once to make the Virgen de la Regla to become their Patron Saint. A large picture was framed and placed in the church, and at once, several miraculous happenings took place, showing to the people how right they were in invoking the Blessed Mother under this title. It was decided that the 21st of November of each year, be the official feast day, which has remained until now. Although no records were left of the growth of the devotion in these islands, after two hundred years, the Redemptorist Fathers who came to Opon in 1906, wrote: “The church of Opon is a very famous shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title Nuestra Señora de la Regla (Our Lady of the Rule). This famous statue is said to be a copy of the one St. Augustine had in his study. It is about two and a half feet high, the face is rather dark, the hair, long and flowing, and she holds the Divine Infant in a standing Position in her arms. The statue is richly dressed, both figures having rich crowns on their heads, and many rings on their fingers. The people, not only in the island of Mactan, but of all the neighboring islands have great devotion to this statue and it has made Opon famous in all the Visayas. On the 21st of November when the feast is celebrated, thousands of Pilgrims come to Opon from far away places. Moreover, every Saturday morning, there is a sung votive mass of the Blessed Virgin. After the mass, the statue is venerated by the people and there is a special room set apart for this at the back of the shrine.
The Nuestra Señora de la Regla was canonically crowned by his grace, the Archbishop of Cebu, Julio Cardinal Rosales, D.D., during the Archdiocesan Marian Congress on November the 27th in the year 1954.
The Church of Our Lady of the Rule was raised to the honors of being a National Shrine in November of 2007 being the only Marian Shrine dedicated to Mary under this title. People who partake in the religious services there partake in the special graces devotees enjoy when joining religious services in this shrine.
Hi guys, Missed flickr badly for the last 2 weeks. I had been to Hyderabad for an official visit, reached back today. The trip to hyderabad was again kinda boring since I finished my work on the 1st day itself, was free for the 2 days I was there but was missing my camera badly, hence dint go anywhere apart from a beautiful lake there. I will visit all your photostreams by tonight.. :P. Thanks for all the support and keep clicking. Eagerly waiting for my lens, have a good concept in my mind..:-)
About the above shot
Well, it looks like mauritius or maldives. Doesnt it?? he he he. Actually, this beach is just 24km drive from my place and a usual hang out place with friends. The shot was taken early morning somewhere by 8.30AM, hence no harsh shadows are present. Mother nature seemed to be very happy that day and blesed us with the gorgeous blue and clear sky .
Used a DIY white reflector @ camera right to provide little fill in.
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the ORIGINAL IMAGE of NUESTRA SEÑORA VIRGEN DE LA REGLA enshrined and venerated at the NATIONAL SHRINE OF NUESTRA SEÑORA VIRGEN DE LA REGLA, Opon, Lapu-lapu City, Cebu, Philippines.
It was in the year 1735, when Father Francisco Avalle, an Augustinian Monk, became the first Parish Priest of Opon, of the historic island of Mactan, opposite of Cebu Island. As a true son of St. Augustine, and having lived for ten years in the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de la Regla, in Chipiona, Andalucia, he showed the people of Opon a small picture of the miraculous Virgen de la Regla, so well known in his native land, Spain. St. Augustine himself had venerated this particular image during his lifetime, and when the great Bishop of Hippo, Africa, died in 430, his spiritual sons continued the devotion until the vandals invaded Africa in 443. They had to flee, taking with them the image of Virgen de la Regla to Spain, where for several centuries, the fame of the Blesed Mother spread under the name of Virgen de la Regla, Virgen Libica, Virgen del Sagrario, Estrella de los Mares, La Virgen Morena or Morenita. Then another invasion took place in spain in the year 711, where the Saracens or Moors persecuted the Church in Andallucia, destroying churches and images. Then the prior of the Augustinians, a certain Simeon, decided to conceal the image in a cave in which he and his monks, after fervent prayers, lighted a small oil lamp, and placed the image in box on an improvised altar
Centuries passed by and the hidden image was almost forgotten until the year 1330. Our Lady appeared to another priest of the same order of St. Augustine, residing in the city of Leon, where King Ferdinand, after re-conquering Spain, had dedicated to the Queen of Kings, Santa Maria de la Regla. The Augustinian saw the Blessed Virgin with black complexion, holding a child in her arms, speaking the following words: “Stand up, and proceed to the east till you reach the Sea of Cadiz. It has been many years since an image of mine has been hidden away in a cave near its shores. Go and get it and place it in my church. I will show you the way by a celestial light.”
With his superior’s permission, the faithful priest set out on the long journey to find the blessed image. Exhausted, on day, he reached a tree where he intended to rest for a while, and soon he fell into a deep slumber. In his sleep, he heard a sweet voice saying: “This is the Place”. He awakened and knew he had come to the end of his sacred quest. He prayed and asked the Blessed Virgin to show him the exact spot. A ball of fire fell from heaven to the place where he was resting. Miraculously, the fire did not burn the tree. He called together the people living nearby and told them what had happened. They willingly assisted him in digging up the soil around the spot, until they came to a big rock. When the heavy stone was lifted, they beheld the opening of a cave. Entering it, they found on an altar with a wooden case on it and a lamp burning in front. The priest found the statue of Our Lady, the very same image that appeared to him while still in Leon. A large church was constructed by the devotees of Mary on the spot where her image was then permanently enshrined.
When the people of Opon heard this wonderful story, they wanted at once to make the Virgen de la Regla to become their Patron Saint. A large picture was framed and placed in the church, and at once, several miraculous happenings took place, showing to the people how right they were in invoking the Blessed Mother under this title. It was decided that the 21st of November of each year, be the official feast day, which has remained until now. Although no records were left of the growth of the devotion in these islands, after two hundred years, the Redemptorist Fathers who came to Opon in 1906, wrote: “The church of Opon is a very famous shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title Nuestra Señora de la Regla (Our Lady of the Rule). This famous statue is said to be a copy of the one St. Augustine had in his study. It is about two and a half feet high, the face is rather dark, the hair, long and flowing, and she holds the Divine Infant in a standing Position in her arms. The statue is richly dressed, both figures having rich crowns on their heads, and many rings on their fingers. The people, not only in the island of Mactan, but of all the neighboring islands have great devotion to this statue and it has made Opon famous in all the Visayas. On the 21st of November when the feast is celebrated, thousands of Pilgrims come to Opon from far away places. Moreover, every Saturday morning, there is a sung votive mass of the Blessed Virgin. After the mass, the statue is venerated by the people and there is a special room set apart for this at the back of the shrine.
The Nuestra Señora de la Regla was canonically crowned by his grace, the Archbishop of Cebu, Julio Cardinal Rosales, D.D., during the Archdiocesan Marian Congress on November the 27th in the year 1954.
The Church of Our Lady of the Rule was raised to the honors of being a National Shrine in November of 2007 being the only Marian Shrine dedicated to Mary under this title. People who partake in the religious services there partake in the special graces devotees enjoy when joining religious services in this shrine.
Since I was little, I loved National Geographic and everything about nature. For years I longed to be with dolphins. In every sea adventure, I secretly dreamed to meet them. Aquariums had been too heart breaking, I avoided them.
And suddenly there are were, in the middle of the Red Sea, being followed by these absolutely marvellous creatures. They kept jumping in front of our boat, surfing between each other, giggling and glowing under the glorious sun.
This blesed encounter was a beautiful reminder that we inherently have....
Such playfulness.
Such freedom.
Such joy locked within, sucked under the keyboard,
waiting to burst into a crazy dance.
Another dream came true.
Thank you @thebackpackers_adv foe the epic trips.
A great picture taken by @emeero
#redsea #dolphins #sea #freedom #Jeddah @destinationjed
#ICHOOSELOVE #IAMCOMPASSION
#cityzenoftheday @discover_saudi
#citypress #explore *************
Thank you @natgeo @natgeoadventure for the years of inspiration and for deepening my respect towards our earth and all creatures.
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the ORIGINAL IMAGE of NUESTRA SEÑORA VIRGEN DE LA REGLA enshrined and venerated at the NATIONAL SHRINE OF NUESTRA SEÑORA VIRGEN DE LA REGLA, Opon, Lapu-lapu City, Cebu, Philippines.
It was in the year 1735, when Father Francisco Avalle, an Augustinian Monk, became the first Parish Priest of Opon, of the historic island of Mactan, opposite of Cebu Island. As a true son of St. Augustine, and having lived for ten years in the Monastery of Nuestra Señora de la Regla, in Chipiona, Andalucia, he showed the people of Opon a small picture of the miraculous Virgen de la Regla, so well known in his native land, Spain. St. Augustine himself had venerated this particular image during his lifetime, and when the great Bishop of Hippo, Africa, died in 430, his spiritual sons continued the devotion until the vandals invaded Africa in 443. They had to flee, taking with them the image of Virgen de la Regla to Spain, where for several centuries, the fame of the Blesed Mother spread under the name of Virgen de la Regla, Virgen Libica, Virgen del Sagrario, Estrella de los Mares, La Virgen Morena or Morenita. Then another invasion took place in spain in the year 711, where the Saracens or Moors persecuted the Church in Andallucia, destroying churches and images. Then the prior of the Augustinians, a certain Simeon, decided to conceal the image in a cave in which he and his monks, after fervent prayers, lighted a small oil lamp, and placed the image in box on an improvised altar
Centuries passed by and the hidden image was almost forgotten until the year 1330. Our Lady appeared to another priest of the same order of St. Augustine, residing in the city of Leon, where King Ferdinand, after re-conquering Spain, had dedicated to the Queen of Kings, Santa Maria de la Regla. The Augustinian saw the Blessed Virgin with black complexion, holding a child in her arms, speaking the following words: “Stand up, and proceed to the east till you reach the Sea of Cadiz. It has been many years since an image of mine has been hidden away in a cave near its shores. Go and get it and place it in my church. I will show you the way by a celestial light.”
With his superior’s permission, the faithful priest set out on the long journey to find the blessed image. Exhausted, on day, he reached a tree where he intended to rest for a while, and soon he fell into a deep slumber. In his sleep, he heard a sweet voice saying: “This is the Place”. He awakened and knew he had come to the end of his sacred quest. He prayed and asked the Blessed Virgin to show him the exact spot. A ball of fire fell from heaven to the place where he was resting. Miraculously, the fire did not burn the tree. He called together the people living nearby and told them what had happened. They willingly assisted him in digging up the soil around the spot, until they came to a big rock. When the heavy stone was lifted, they beheld the opening of a cave. Entering it, they found on an altar with a wooden case on it and a lamp burning in front. The priest found the statue of Our Lady, the very same image that appeared to him while still in Leon. A large church was constructed by the devotees of Mary on the spot where her image was then permanently enshrined.
When the people of Opon heard this wonderful story, they wanted at once to make the Virgen de la Regla to become their Patron Saint. A large picture was framed and placed in the church, and at once, several miraculous happenings took place, showing to the people how right they were in invoking the Blessed Mother under this title. It was decided that the 21st of November of each year, be the official feast day, which has remained until now. Although no records were left of the growth of the devotion in these islands, after two hundred years, the Redemptorist Fathers who came to Opon in 1906, wrote: “The church of Opon is a very famous shrine of the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title Nuestra Señora de la Regla (Our Lady of the Rule). This famous statue is said to be a copy of the one St. Augustine had in his study. It is about two and a half feet high, the face is rather dark, the hair, long and flowing, and she holds the Divine Infant in a standing Position in her arms. The statue is richly dressed, both figures having rich crowns on their heads, and many rings on their fingers. The people, not only in the island of Mactan, but of all the neighboring islands have great devotion to this statue and it has made Opon famous in all the Visayas. On the 21st of November when the feast is celebrated, thousands of Pilgrims come to Opon from far away places. Moreover, every Saturday morning, there is a sung votive mass of the Blessed Virgin. After the mass, the statue is venerated by the people and there is a special room set apart for this at the back of the shrine.
The Nuestra Señora de la Regla was canonically crowned by his grace, the Archbishop of Cebu, Julio Cardinal Rosales, D.D., during the Archdiocesan Marian Congress on November the 27th in the year 1954.
The Church of Our Lady of the Rule was raised to the honors of being a National Shrine in November of 2007 being the only Marian Shrine dedicated to Mary under this title. People who partake in the religious services there partake in the special graces devotees enjoy when joining religious services in this shrine.
For the half-marathon (21.1 km) results, here are the local (Ottawa & area) participants -- sorted by cities and first name -- in the September 18, 2011, Canada Army Run held in Ottawa, Ontario. There were 6,397 runners in the 21.1 km race, an increase of about 900 runners compared to 2010.
Click here and enter the bib numbers (see below) for the full individual race results. Thank-you to Sportstats.
* Also, click here for race photos by Brightroom™, Inc.
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Lists of local half-marathon race participants:
Part A. Ottawa, A-L (Click here.)
Part B. Ottawa, M-Z (Click here.)
Part C. Other Communities (Alexandria to Magog) (Click here.)
Part D. Other Communities (Maitland to Woodlawn) (see below)
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Part D. (bib no., name, Maitland - Woodlawn)
3710….Dawn Kennedy….Maitland
5778….Penny Duffy….Maitland
974….Scott Clucas….Maitland
1622….Carrie Allan….Mallorytown
2769….Nicholas Thompson….Mallorytown
2905….Randy Frith….Mallorytown
1455….Andre Houde….Manotick
162….Brad Ysseldyk….Manotick
6642….Cat Oakley….Manotick
627….Dennis Blinn….Manotick
4075….Donna Bekkers-Boyd….Manotick
5378….Donna Johnston….Manotick
5390….Elisa Kurylowicz….Manotick
1933….Emily Donaldson….Manotick
6781….Fiona Valliere….Manotick
192….Fred Hasle….Manotick
2073….Guy Beaudoin….Manotick
2351….Karen Donaldson….Manotick
2349….Karen Peck….Manotick
7070….Marie Norris….Manotick
751….Mark Seaman….Manotick
2591….Martin Brochu….Manotick
3153….Susan Ibach….Manotick
3981….Colleen Macdonald….Martintown
813….Heather Purdy….Martintown
6555….Alysun Lillico….Masham
6865….Jennifer Selwyn….Masham
5135….Pierre Sauv….Masham
2278….John Hetherington….Mcdonald's Corners
2259….Jodi Brennan….Merrickville
2427….Krista Jensen….Merrickville
3837….Barb Beiersdorfer….Metcalfe
6691….Craig Killin….Metcalfe
6741….Diane Coupal….Metcalfe
6782….Fran Gaudet….Metcalfe
4955….Kazimierz Krzyzanowski….Metcalfe
714….Peter Klein….Metcalfe
136….Scott Robertson….Metcalfe
4765….Silver Buckler….Metcalfe
4824….Tamara Williams….Metcalfe
5916….Timothy Wyman….Metcalfe
3606….Doug Wilson….Morrisburg
2113….Isabella Jordan….Morrisburg
826….Kasey Bennett….Morrisburg
4723….Sarah Myers….Morrisburg
1324….Shari Keyes….Morrisburg
5059….Adam Sulis….Mountain
125….Raymond Sherrer….Mountain
6535….Ada Gorrie….Munster
6394….Norman Watt….Munster
490….Warren Hulme….Munster
6064….Angela Walsh….Navan
3579….Carole Charlebois….Navan
5479….Jean-Charles Renaud….Navan
533….Jo Lle Levac….Navan
6954….Kathy Goff….Navan
4395….Kendra Barton….Navan
5595….Krista Corneil….Navan
2634….Maureen Edwards….Navan
2720….Mike Rozon….Navan
3135….Steve Call….Navan
3255….Vicki Rozon….Navan
6070….Aaron Doering….Nepean
6071….Abrinna Doering….Nepean
6545….Alexei Pogrebtsov….Nepean
5196….Alison Canavan….Nepean
6559….Amy Fan….Nepean
3455….Andrea Charron….Nepean
696….Andrew Johnston….Nepean
7394….Bernadette Bernard….Nepean
7444….Beverly Fortier….Nepean
6148….Camellia Asbreuk….Nepean
7449….Cameron Palmer….Nepean
1604….Cameron Passmore….Nepean
74….Carly Teckles….Nepean
3543….Caroline Bachynski….Nepean
3557….Carolyn Perkins….Nepean
6157….Catherine Martens….Nepean
611….Chantelle Woods….Nepean
5299….Chelsey Garde….Nepean
1648….Cheryl Laite-Whitman….Nepean
900….Chris Fitzgerald….Nepean
5305….Chris Loschmann….Nepean
3938….Chris Raymond….Nepean
6674….Christopher Hill….Nepean
1313….Claudio Sicoli….Nepean
6681….Colleen Bird….Nepean
5106….Corrina Morehouse….Nepean
1742….Craig Lynch….Nepean
1750….Csaba Tarro….Nepean
3381….Cynthia Field-Rose….Nepean
1760….Dan Atwood….Nepean
5983….Dan Lacasse….Nepean
6181….Dan Whitman….Nepean
841….Darryl Sitland….Nepean
5349….Dave Spence….Nepean
1833….David Daze….Nepean
1824….David Harvie….Nepean
6718….David Reid….Nepean
4029….David Summerbell….Nepean
1849….Denis Therrien….Nepean
6742….Diane Ferguson….Nepean
1865….Diane Mensah….Nepean
6752….Donna Mckibbon….Nepean
6754….Doug Simpson….Nepean
5388….Elaine Robertson….Nepean
6208….Elizabeth Keighley….Nepean
4102….Ellen Dickson….Nepean
4950….Erik Youngson….Nepean
959….Face Wallace….Nepean
6086….Fallon Carrier….Nepean
4132….Francine Lapointe….Nepean
82….Gary Guymer….Nepean
1008….Gary Miles….Nepean
3367….Gary Thomas….Nepean
3485….George Heron….Nepean
5006….Gerry Blathwayt….Nepean
505….Gerry Lanigan….Nepean
5432….Gloria Schwartz….Nepean
2058….Greg Billyard….Nepean
4174….Heather Miller….Nepean
4176….Helen Jazzar….Nepean
2091….Henry Hum….Nepean
3655….Hieu Nguyen….Nepean
4183….Ian Taylor….Nepean
7497….Isabelle Gendron….Nepean
6829….Jack Kwan….Nepean
4199….Jaleel Moidu….Nepean
2143….Jamie Macdonald….Nepean
2158….Janice Janczyn….Nepean
3406….Janice Richard….Nepean
6844….Jason Feist….Nepean
4239….Jeff Pakeman….Nepean
2215….Jeff Slavin….Nepean
5494….Jennifer Ann Sweet….Nepean
3460….Jennifer Mcdonell….Nepean
4266….Jennifer Wills….Nepean
4952….Jennilee Gavina….Nepean
6077….Joanne Doucet….Nepean
6062….Jo-Anne Janigan….Nepean
2263….Joe Tegano….Nepean
4307….John Farrell….Nepean
5517….John Gardam….Nepean
1216….John Hall….Nepean
4315….John Neima….Nepean
4327….Jordan Harju….Nepean
877….Joseph Emas….Nepean
6009….Judy Tubman-Reid….Nepean
6287….Julia Coe….Nepean
6917….Juliane Hua….Nepean
7513….Julie Brunette-Guay….Nepean
6927….Julie White….Nepean
2343….Kanako Inuyama….Nepean
5552….Karen Beutel….Nepean
4354….Karen Mullen….Nepean
5560….Karin Hay….Nepean
5079….Karleen Heer….Nepean
6507….Katherine Wadge….Nepean
6952….Kathryn Hill….Nepean
6957….Katie Squires….Nepean
4389….Kelly Bell….Nepean
5058….Kelly Macgregor….Nepean
5579….Kelly Miersma….Nepean
7517….Kendra Pammett….Nepean
6310….Kenneth Hennessey….Nepean
16252….Kevin Helleman….Nepean
2431….Kristel Gauthier….Nepean
5600….Kudzayi Dondo….Nepean
5604….Laura Bogaert….Nepean
7004….Laura Clark….Nepean
1256….Laura Mclellan….Nepean
943….Leslie Doering….Nepean
1363….Lillian Hayward….Nepean
3465….Linda Billyard….Nepean
5155….Linda Koenders….Nepean
6337….Lisa Marie Bambrick….Nepean
7651….Louise Beasley….Nepean
234….Marc Rancourt….Nepean
6351….Margaret-Ann Kellett….Nepean
7066….Maria Marcantonio….Nepean
2540….Marie Noreau….Nepean
5679….Mark White….Nepean
823….Martin Jobin….Nepean
5685….Mary Gardam….Nepean
2616….Matt Peake….Nepean
2626….Matthew Henry….Nepean
2625….Matthew Mcclare….Nepean
3720….Maureen Corrigan….Nepean
2635….Maurenia Bunny Lynds….Nepean
2648….Melanie Nason-Green….Nepean
775….Melanie White….Nepean
4558….Michael Aranoff….Nepean
2677….Michael Mitchell….Nepean
2718….Mike Daniel….Nepean
1025….Mike Horne….Nepean
4575….Mike Jazzar….Nepean
2721….Mike Maclean….Nepean
5085….Miranda Dulmage….Nepean
6386….Mirna Ramirez-Hennessey….Nepean
1004….Monika Morrison….Nepean
5745….Ngoni Dondo….Nepean
2770….Nick Titcombe….Nepean
7564….Nina Marello….Nepean
4617….Ning Huang….Nepean
7567….Pat Charman….Nepean
583….Patrick Murnaghan….Nepean
2803….Patrick Owens….Nepean
5768….Patrick Walsh….Nepean
7181….Patti-Lynn Dougan….Nepean
7182….Paul Bush….Nepean
5775….Pauline St-Pierre….Nepean
4648….Pete Veurtjes….Nepean
7191….Peter Bayne….Nepean
2864….Peter Foley….Nepean
2860….Peter Page….Nepean
2896….Rachael Ingham….Nepean
2897….Rachel Ettinger….Nepean
6042….Renee Leahy….Nepean
5803….Rhonda Scharf….Nepean
7217….Richard Thomas….Nepean
2935….Rita Petrocco….Nepean
2967….Rob Gauthier….Nepean
277….Rob Muir….Nepean
5049….Roslyn Dacey….Nepean
3001….Russ Mullen….Nepean
3007….Ryan Charbonneau….Nepean
704….Ryan Ellement….Nepean
7235….Ryan Holmes….Nepean
7236….Ryan Squires….Nepean
3018….Samuel Galante….Nepean
3034….Sarah Jayne Blair….Nepean
4726….Sarah Matthews….Nepean
6520….Shakila Khan….Nepean
3509….Shannon Matheson….Nepean
7674….Sharon Karidis….Nepean
6438….Shaun Burridge….Nepean
4749….Shaun Hassanali….Nepean
3074….Shawn Delay….Nepean
6081….Shelley Doering….Nepean
1268….Sheyla Dussault….Nepean
7296….Stephanie Dunne….Nepean
4798….Stephen Fryer….Nepean
5889….Stephen Lee….Nepean
3154….Susan Ross….Nepean
3169….Tamara Evers-Tate….Nepean
4996….Tania Falls….Nepean
6095….Tannia Shamas….Nepean
4827….Tanya Mykytyshyn….Nepean
7610….Terry Guay….Nepean
3191….Tiffanie Tri….Nepean
1272….Tim Sandwell….Nepean
7343….Tina Ryan….Nepean
925….Tony Blake….Nepean
5921….Tracey Aker….Nepean
7355….Tracy Murray….Nepean
4868….Tuan Nguyen….Nepean
6475….Tyson Mcwha….Nepean
7361….Vance White….Nepean
7614….Wayne Charman….Nepean
3281….Wesley Kotala….Nepean
4044….Debra Hughes….North Gower
6202….Donna Duffett….North Gower
4972….Joanne Mcfall Smith….North Gower
5568….Kathleen Kerr….North Gower
6962….Keith Colwell….North Gower
7523….Linda Stewart….North Gower
861….Natalie Smith….North Gower
6444….Sherry Camm….North Gower
3686….Adam Menzies….Orleans
6539….Alain Brule….Orleans
5183….Alan Howard….Orleans
150….Alan-John Sigouin….Orleans
3757….Alexander Templeton….Orleans
6543….Alexandra Gaudes….Orleans
1260….Alfred Jacque….Orleans
5194….Alice Debroy….Orleans
3770….Allen Cameron….Orleans
1462….Andr Normandin….Orleans
1463….Andrea Kinack….Orleans
1486….Andrew Duggan….Orleans
6567….Andrew Rose….Orleans
3811….Angie Ermel….Orleans
3380….Anita Taylor….Orleans
3394….Anke Berndt….Orleans
5043….Anne Mccarthy….Orleans
1506….Annie Lefebvre….Orleans
6597….Barry Lightowlers….Orleans
718….Benoit Lecuyer….Orleans
1535….Benoit Lefebvre….Orleans
5249….Bob Barker….Orleans
688….Brent Kelly….Orleans
796….Brent Smyth….Orleans
3416….Brian Wiens….Orleans
1592….Bruce Barteaux….Orleans
6626….Camille Poirier….Orleans
764….Carmen Saumure….Orleans
1614….Carole Gagnon….Orleans
6636….Carole Gaudes….Orleans
6006….Casey Martin….Orleans
1626….Catherine Goulet….Orleans
3912….Cedric Aspirault….Orleans
7452….Chantale Raby….Orleans
3457….Charles Momy….Orleans
1643….Charles Reddick….Orleans
721….Charles Sincennes….Orleans
3672….Chris Morrison….Orleans
3956….Christina Walker….Orleans
5319….Christine Baird….Orleans
5316….Christine Langeder….Orleans
3959….Christine Nault….Orleans
1685….Christine Piche….Orleans
1702….Christopher Hannah….Orleans
3969….Christopher Shelley….Orleans
1723….Coco Comtois….Orleans
3647….Colleen Boicey….Orleans
1733….Connie Copeland….Orleans
3475….Cynthia Taylor….Orleans
7464….D Michelle Watters….Orleans
7632….Daniel Gagnon….Orleans
3577….Daniel Morency….Orleans
1778….Daniel Thompson….Orleans
5342….Danielle Dunleavy….Orleans
5116….Danielle Poisson….Orleans
429….Dave Harding….Orleans
4017….Dave Lowe….Orleans
1807….Dave Trumpower….Orleans
1810….David Benay….Orleans
645….David Cameron….Orleans
686….David Leeder….Orleans
733….David Tischhauser….Orleans
6720….David Young….Orleans
3484….Deborah Baldwin….Orleans
4053….Dennis Lloyd….Orleans
4057….Diana Mactier….Orleans
6743….Diane Gauthier….Orleans
3519….Diane Levesque….Orleans
1871….Dominic Lessard….Orleans
5376….Dominique Bedard….Orleans
963….Don Lavictoire….Orleans
5385….Duran Felix….Orleans
6758….Eann Hodges….Orleans
6759….Edith Chartrand….Orleans
4109….Eric Carriere….Orleans
5121….Eric Christensen….Orleans
5404….Eric Jules Chiasson….Orleans
5410….Erin Marissen….Orleans
3372….Ernie Yip….Orleans
4125….Faye Magne….Orleans
6218….Francois Trudel….Orleans
6787….Frank Barrett….Orleans
6788….Fred Saikaly….Orleans
193….Fred Whichelo….Orleans
5421….Garrett Thoms….Orleans
6224….Gary Housch….Orleans
4149….Genevieve Laferriere….Orleans
2027….Gilles Beauchesne….Orleans
6228….Ginette Jolin….Orleans
6067….Glenda Davies….Orleans
2057….Greg Beliveau….Orleans
6234….Heather Mcintosh….Orleans
2089….Helene Fortier….Orleans
200….Henrick Lafleche….Orleans
1247….Hinesh Chauhan….Orleans
4186….Irene Roy….Orleans
5450….Iris Felix….Orleans
2139….James Carere….Orleans
1019….James Waite….Orleans
748….Jean Lavictoire….Orleans
4226….Jean Magne….Orleans
2190….Jean-Denis Caron….Orleans
6254….Jean-Marc Vinette….Orleans
7406….Jean-Noel Gilbert….Orleans
613….Jean-Pierre Contant….Orleans
94….Jeff Danforth….Orleans
7413….Jennifer Caldbick….Orleans
3733….Jennifer Chauhan….Orleans
938….Jennifer Schenkel….Orleans
7642….Jennifer Schmidt….Orleans
4259….Jennifer Van Meer….Orleans
4284….Jim Paquette….Orleans
4291….Jim Turner….Orleans
6883….Jo Nuttall….Orleans
5165….Joanne Henry….Orleans
6894….Jo-Anne Matheson….Orleans
6278….John Harper….Orleans
2283….John Madower….Orleans
4308….John Tennant….Orleans
2300….Jonathan Cyr….Orleans
224….Jonathan Favre….Orleans
4322….Jonathan Theriault….Orleans
4326….Jordan Devine….Orleans
5525….Jordan Thoms….Orleans
5528….Josee Deleseleuc….Orleans
6909….Josee Pothier….Orleans
3614….Judy Thomson….Orleans
5542….Julie Albert….Orleans
2340….Justin Kyle Evan Orr….Orleans
6936….Karen Minna….Orleans
3342….Katherine Cummins….Orleans
723….Kathleen Danforth….Orleans
3464….Kathy Wiens….Orleans
4376….Katrina Tusikov….Orleans
4391….Kelly Hudson….Orleans
228….Ken Lindsay….Orleans
720….Kevin Beaudette….Orleans
615….Kevin Piccott….Orleans
2404….Kevin Smallshaw….Orleans
3567….Kristina Perrier….Orleans
5599….Krystle Hedderson….Orleans
6317….Lance Valcour….Orleans
7009….Laura Regnier….Orleans
2450….Leah Reinberger….Orleans
7381….Linda Leblanc….Orleans
2465….Lindsay Gwyer….Orleans
5624….Line Paquette….Orleans
3391….Lissa Allaire….Orleans
6338….Liz Benoit….Orleans
7041….Lois Simms-Baldwin….Orleans
2485….Louise Hamelin….Orleans
4467….Louise Soloski….Orleans
3398….Lucie Mainguy….Orleans
819….Lyne Orser….Orleans
724….Lynn Galarneau….Orleans
2503….Lynn Lowe….Orleans
5702….M Lanie Mertens….Orleans
4478….Magda Lebouthillier….Orleans
783….Malcolm Parsons….Orleans
6349….Marc Vunak….Orleans
3588….Marc-Andre Blanke….Orleans
2547….Marie-France Senecal….Orleans
6355….Marie-Helene Gagnon….Orleans
1300….Marie-Josee Homsy….Orleans
1157….Marie-Josee Legault….Orleans
1203….Marieve Lavigne….Orleans
2573….Mark Curtis….Orleans
1085….Marshall Clark….Orleans
2583….Martha Rangel….Orleans
2609….Mat Valcour….Orleans
2628….Matthew Gaudet….Orleans
2624….Matthew Upton….Orleans
2622….Matthew Walthert….Orleans
631….Max Lebreton….Orleans
977….Melanie Trumpower….Orleans
7115….Michael Brown….Orleans
2680….Michael Pambrun….Orleans
5717….Michel Pearson….Orleans
5099….Michelle Cote….Orleans
7131….Michelle Momy….Orleans
1347….Michelle Ward….Orleans
2733….Mike Mccormick….Orleans
5145….Miranda Guiney….Orleans
835….Moira Carriere….Orleans
7665….Nadine Paradis….Orleans
3496….Nadine Tischhauser….Orleans
3674….Nancy Camacho….Orleans
7149….Nancy Neilson….Orleans
4592….Nancy Perron….Orleans
3403….Nancy Roberge….Orleans
7161….Nathalie Gougeon….Orleans
7163….Nathan Lightowlers….Orleans
2776….Nicole Gagnon….Orleans
3578….Patricia Mallouk….Orleans
2808….Patrick Flanagan….Orleans
657….Paul Holmes….Orleans
991….Paul Menard….Orleans
2823….Paul Smith….Orleans
2845….Paul Stewart….Orleans
706….Peter Belair….Orleans
2863….Peter Mclaughlin….Orleans
2866….Phil Cousineau….Orleans
2894….Prasanth Tella….Orleans
7198….Priya Chopra….Orleans
7201….Rachel Taylor….Orleans
4666….Raine Kampman….Orleans
2900….Raleigh Young….Orleans
1164….Ralph Hodgins….Orleans
2907….Ray Dupuis….Orleans
919….Richard Loewen….Orleans
2930….Richard Raymond….Orleans
2986….Robert Glen Stanley….Orleans
655….Robert Sauve….Orleans
2981….Robert Simard….Orleans
4698….Rory Mcintosh….Orleans
3439….Russ Kajganich….Orleans
981….Russ Stewart….Orleans
5154….Sandra Cook….Orleans
1204….Sandra Craig-Browne….Orleans
1228….Sandy Clark….Orleans
3688….Sandy Moger….Orleans
7253….Scot Bryant….Orleans
625….Serge Arseneault….Orleans
812….Shawnda Parsons….Orleans
872….Shayne Chamberlain….Orleans
3076….Shelagh Haynes….Orleans
7675….Sheri Vermette….Orleans
5873….Solange Berube….Orleans
4795….St Phanie Seguin….Orleans
1190….Stacey Grenier….Orleans
769….Stan Baldwin….Orleans
3102….Stephan Lemaire….Orleans
112….Stephane Montpetit….Orleans
7295….Stephanie Ducharme….Orleans
296….Stephen Lowe….Orleans
3124….Stephenie Cadieux….Orleans
4802….Steve Greenwood….Orleans
1281….Steve Lamontagne….Orleans
5961….Steven Lemay….Orleans
4814….Susan Cadieux….Orleans
6453….Susan Harper….Orleans
5034….Susan Poisson….Orleans
525….Suzanne Parent….Orleans
3498….Tanja Scharf….Orleans
1039….Tara Redmond….Orleans
3677….Teresa Janz….Orleans
624….Terry Brown….Orleans
1151….Terry Flynn….Orleans
7336….Theresa Momy….Orleans
5914….Tim Caines….Orleans
3212….Todd Reinberger….Orleans
5138….Todd Sloan….Orleans
3219….Tom Stocco….Orleans
7352….Tony Paoletti….Orleans
4859….Trevor Comeau….Orleans
7679….Trevor Gillis….Orleans
3241….Trevor Kirkland….Orleans
3243….Troy Therien….Orleans
4878….Vanessa Dunleavy….Orleans
5931….Vassil Andreev….Orleans
3256….Victor Manuel Padilla….Orleans
5941….Vivian Andreeva….Orleans
4994….Vivianne Gaudet….Orleans
3266….Walter Friesen….Orleans
3265….Walter Robinson….Orleans
7371….William Baldwin….Orleans
1275….Yvon Gagnier….Orleans
1532….Ben Moores….Osgoode
6151….Carla Richer….Osgoode
5118….Denise Hudson….Osgoode
4208….Jane Foster….Osgoode
4355….Karen Moores….Osgoode
6980….Kevin Wylie….Osgoode
4408….Kimberly Lavoie….Osgoode
7145….Nancy Bleses….Osgoode
1671….Christian Hackbusch….Oxford Mills
4340….Julie Shephard….Oxford Mills
5553….Karen Lever….Oxford Mills
4404….Kim Field….Oxford Mills
4434….Leia Richards….Oxford Mills
2909….Raymond Richards….Oxford Mills
3497….Shaun Dunne….Oxford Mills
1561….Brenda Duhaime….Pakenham
1809….Davey Mohan….Pakenham
7492….Helen Blair….Pakenham
2177….Jason Duhaime….Pakenham
5195….Alison Bear….Pembroke
5244….Bev Kidd….Pembroke
1549….Bojan Joksimovic….Pembroke
1633….Cathy Kyte….Pembroke
5326….Claude Tessier….Pembroke
368….Cory Gaudet….Pembroke
1802….Dave Leblanc….Pembroke
4031….David Coker….Pembroke
6198….Dominic Chenard….Pembroke
5380….Donna Biggs….Pembroke
1919….Elisabelle St-Hilaire….Pembroke
1922….Elizabeth Radley-Walters….Pembroke
5414….France Guy-Tessier….Pembroke
6794….Garry Hartlin….Pembroke
2002….Garry Smith….Pembroke
4157….Gilles Perreault….Pembroke
201….Henry Searle….Pembroke
2107….Ian Schoonbaert….Pembroke
4204….Jamie Coe….Pembroke
2159….Janice Clouthier….Pembroke
2169….Jason Vallis….Pembroke
1250….Jenna Woito….Pembroke
6869….Jennifer Tu….Pembroke
1383….Jessica Edmonds….Pembroke
4283….Jillian Marquardt….Pembroke
5147….John Menzies….Pembroke
2304….Jonathan Therrien….Pembroke
5539….Julie Smith….Pembroke
6297….Kathy Kennedy….Pembroke
2408….Kevin Colwill….Pembroke
4403….Kim Drake….Pembroke
6313….Kimberlee Chenard….Pembroke
2430….Krista Johnson….Pembroke
1221….Leanne Van Bavel….Pembroke
423….Luc Fleurant….Pembroke
4494….Marie-Christine Bois….Pembroke
2571….Mark Panfili….Pembroke
2604….Maryann Hebner….Pembroke
5691….Matt Haycock….Pembroke
5697….Meghan Pattinson….Pembroke
2645….Melanie Perreault….Pembroke
2653….Melissa Mantifel….Pembroke
2755….Nancy Dubois….Pembroke
5731….Nancy Neville….Pembroke
7162….Nathan Andre….Pembroke
4624….Pamela Sampson….Pembroke
2809….Patrick Tighe….Pembroke
1265….Rae Ann Woito….Pembroke
370….Robert Mckay….Pembroke
7230….Rocky Peplinski….Pembroke
3011….Ryan Wade….Pembroke
4708….Sabine Mersmann….Pembroke
5846….Sarah Trautrim….Pembroke
4747….Sharon Singleton….Pembroke
3075….Sheila Ryan….Pembroke
4826….Tammy Blackmore….Pembroke
7325….Tammy Peplinski….Pembroke
3228….Tracy Lyle….Pembroke
4863….Tricia Robinson….Pembroke
5927….Tyler Follett….Pembroke
7363….Vay Tu….Pembroke
5222….Andrew Hanlon….Perth
5257….Brenda Kirkwood….Perth
4177….Hilary Mcnamee….Perth
5572….Kathy Litalien….Perth
4390….Kelly Cormier….Perth
7598….Kim Spence….Perth
7545….Melba Mooney….Perth
4661….R Martin….Perth
5808….Rita Jackson….Perth
772….Sue Matte….Perth
144….Aaron Luhning….Petawawa
3742….Aaron Prosper….Petawawa
1396….Adam Davis….Petawawa
5199….Ally Duncan….Petawawa
3780….Amanda Dalton….Petawawa
367….Andrew Chan….Petawawa
873….Andrew Charchuk….Petawawa
1476….Andrew Slate….Petawawa
3320….Angela Wintonyk….Petawawa
1514….Ariel Fox….Petawawa
7442….Ashley Harrison….Petawawa
1528….Barry Malboeuf….Petawawa
3844….Becky Whelan….Petawawa
1533….Ben Irvine….Petawawa
3855….Blair Bolivar….Petawawa
595….Brodie Doyle….Petawawa
3873….Brooke Wallace….Petawawa
1593….Bruce Bell….Petawawa
6146….Bryan Willox….Petawawa
6655….Charmaine Chubb….Petawawa
1662….Chris Middleton….Petawawa
797….Christine Mackechnie….Petawawa
3973….Cindy Hamel….Petawawa
1720….Clement Paradis….Petawawa
1744….Craig Higgins….Petawawa
6523….Dana Beattie….Petawawa
1770….Danick Tremblay….Petawawa
5339….Daniel Brissette….Petawawa
883….Darryl Cathcart….Petawawa
914….Dave Trainor….Petawawa
4026….David Beatty….Petawawa
1241….David Grebstad….Petawawa
350….David Wilson….Petawawa
5368….Denis Tasse….Petawawa
573….Dennene Huntley….Petawawa
1856….Derek Church….Petawawa
1900….Dustin Newman….Petawawa
5400….Eric Brisebois….Petawawa
5405….Erika Sykora….Petawawa
1956….Errol Kokbas….Petawawa
369….Eve Boyce….Petawawa
6216….Fedora Lombardo….Petawawa
1994….Frederic Jacques Riva….Petawawa
28….George Mintah….Petawawa
7638….Greg Beattie….Petawawa
363….Heather Reibin….Petawawa
5444….Iain Clark….Petawawa
2115….Isabelle Colwell-Plasse….Petawawa
6828….Jack Durnford….Petawawa
6243….Jacqualine Black….Petawawa
2126….James Leslie….Petawawa
3560….Jaret Held….Petawawa
6849….Jeanette Carter….Petawawa
210….Jean-Philippe Carbonneau….Petawawa
4245….Jeffrey Code….Petawawa
6864….Jennifer Robinson….Petawawa
2235….Jeremie Saumure-Kyer….Petawawa
2248….Jessica Mcrobbie….Petawawa
4286….Jim Vienneau….Petawawa
5507….Joann Tyrie….Petawawa
4297….Joanne Mallet….Petawawa
1253….Joe Milligan….Petawawa
2295….John Lougheed….Petawawa
364….John Michael Natynczyk….Petawawa
138….Jonathan Barteaux….Petawawa
4328….Joseph Ring….Petawawa
2316….Joshua Wintonyk….Petawawa
6289….Julie Smith….Petawawa
2342….Kaitlyn Chute….Petawawa
6291….Kara Lang….Petawawa
6964….Kelley Massicotte….Petawawa
6307….Kelly Brissette….Petawawa
2385….Kelsey Robertson….Petawawa
5582….Kendra Johnsen….Petawawa
2400….Kevin Donak….Petawawa
2402….Kevin Martel….Petawawa
2423….Kori Klein….Petawawa
7006….Laura Gauley….Petawawa
4977….Leah Macarthur….Petawawa
7028….Lindi Andrews….Petawawa
2462….Lindsay Miller….Petawawa
6336….Lisa Ouellette….Petawawa
2535….Maria Wiseman….Petawawa
4531….Matthew Clarke….Petawawa
2644….Melanie Gravel….Petawawa
4547….Melissa Vienneau….Petawawa
3437….Melissa Walcott….Petawawa
5712….Michael Burgess….Petawawa
2658….Michael Miller….Petawawa
2674….Michael Norquay….Petawawa
2693….Micheal Laplante….Petawawa
2708….Michelle Armitage….Petawawa
5720….Michelle Brisebois….Petawawa
7133….Mike Gauley….Petawawa
2724….Mike Plaunt….Petawawa
7553….Monica Hewitt….Petawawa
424….Nancy Brown….Petawawa
736….Neil Wooden….Petawawa
2775….Nicolas Pilon….Petawawa
921….Nicole Mctimoney….Petawawa
6400….Patricia Beh….Petawawa
2817….Patrik Schiess….Petawawa
34121….Paulette Vass….Petawawa
2869….Phil Colwell-Plasse….Petawawa
267….Randall Binnie….Petawawa
7574….Ray Smith….Petawawa
7209….Rebecca Lynde….Petawawa
4677….Richard Tarrant….Petawawa
365….Robin French….Petawawa
3017….Samantha Moreau….Petawawa
7238….Samantha Ryder….Petawawa
5839….Sandra Faught….Petawawa
4730….Sarah Beare….Petawawa
3047….Sean Trenholm….Petawawa
4971….Selena Neily….Petawawa
6435….Serge Decoeur….Petawawa
4737….Sergio Tomasi….Petawawa
7591….Shannon Clark….Petawawa
3077….Sheldon Rice….Petawawa
3085….Shona Humphrey….Petawawa
3321….Stephanie Abdon….Petawawa
5021….Steve Tasnadi….Petawawa
16265….Stuart Hartnell….Petawawa
3158….Suzanne Leclerc….Petawawa
3179….Taryn Johal….Petawawa
16258….Thomas Demandt….Petawawa
5913….Tiffeny Holdom….Petawawa
1273….Tracey Whitman….Petawawa
5020….Tracy Gorman….Petawawa
798….Trevor Brennan….Petawawa
5001….Vickie Ouellette….Petawawa
5950….William Ingrey….Petawawa
7374….Ysabel Poirier….Petawawa
7376….Yvonne Andrews….Petawawa
1193….Debbie Elie….Plantagenet
1978….Francois Barbarie….Plantagenet
7577….Robert Lapointe….Plantagenet
1128….S Bastien Elie….Plantagenet
7384….Tony Larabie….Plantagenet
6585….Anouk Arbour….Pontiac
1557….Bradley Sloan….Prescott
3961….Christine Houston….Prescott
6167….Christine Sloan….Prescott
1138….Claudine Dirksen-Fenard….Prescott
4059….Diana Lee Deschamps….Prescott
6256….Jennifer Murdock….Prescott
4342….Julie Rogers….Prescott
5594….Krista Salmon….Prescott
1318….Mark Dirksen….Prescott
7516….Katherine Armitage….Quyon
5737….Nathalie Gervais….Quyon
3818….Anna Daber….Renfrew
5297….Charlene Nolan….Renfrew
4905….Daryl Fieibg….Renfrew
11218….Deborah Fiebig….Renfrew
5041….Hughie Nolan….Renfrew
4347….Kaitlyn Arbuthnot….Renfrew
6976….Kevin Johnston….Renfrew
16293….Bill Williams….Richmond
6613….Brenda Thomas….Richmond
3310….Chris Douglas….Richmond
1038….Dan Todd….Richmond
5117….Deena Desson….Richmond
5394….Elizabeth Mcintyre….Richmond
6533….Erick Muis….Richmond
5473….Jason Irwin….Richmond
6285….Joyce Irwin….Richmond
2912….Rebecca Reid….Richmond
6002….Robin Annas….Richmond
6028….Ruth Saunders….Richmond
3050….Sean Lewis….Richmond
4909….Wendy Steele Wendy….Richmond
5355….David Stevens….Rideau Ferry
2630….Matthew Mayo….Rockcliffe
6101….Adam Joiner….Rockland
4958….Angie Del….Rockland
1541….Bernard Boivin….Rockland
3857….Bob Beaudry….Rockland
7448….Brandon Sharman….Rockland
6614….Brennan Cornell….Rockland
167….Carl Lacroix….Rockland
4009….Daniel Juneau….Rockland
4048….Denis Jette….Rockland
694….Devon Cass….Rockland
1968….Frances Patry….Rockland
2025….Gilles Brisebois….Rockland
2064….Guillaume Houle….Rockland
2085….Helene Matko….Rockland
7498….Jacinthe Loiselle….Rockland
5504….Joan Cleary….Rockland
4301….Jodie Davis….Rockland
6279….John Serviss….Rockland
5540….Julie Macdonald….Rockland
4460….Livia Wright….Rockland
7531….Louise Morel….Rockland
3343….M Lissa Lavictoire….Rockland
6347….Manon Salicco….Rockland
2517….Marc Patry….Rockland
2555….Mario Chartrand….Rockland
1071….Mike Dennehy….Rockland
7557….Nancy Crabbe….Rockland
4595….Nancy Violette-Fehr….Rockland
5741….Nathalie Joly….Rockland
2884….Pierre Dromaguet….Rockland
2973….Robert Brisebois….Rockland
5827….Roylana Larochelle….Rockland
7590….Selva Trebert-Sharman….Rockland
4916….Shane Lebeau….Rockland
4762….Sherry Beaudry….Rockland
652….Stephen Sunquist….Rockland
3184….Terry Wright….Rockland
3289….Yves Lefebvre….Rockland
1485….Andrew Goodwin….Russell
7383….Bailey Gilarowski….Russell
4930….Benjamin Stapper….Russell
1617….Caroline Maheux….Russell
4931….Christina Stapper….Russell
840….Daniel Bedard….Russell
1791….Daren Koch….Russell
6189….Dawn Mullin….Russell
186….Dominique Phaneuf….Russell
2240….Jesse Hall….Russell
6345….Lynda Kalapati….Russell
2588….Martin Herde….Russell
7561….Nathalie Smith….Russell
5743….Neil Franklin….Russell
142….Nick Saucier….Russell
7234….Ryan Baker….Russell
4932….Sarah Tessier….Russell
3338….Shawn Hoag….Russell
3125….Steve Mcfaul….Russell
5281….Carrie Needham….Smiths Falls
4416….Kristian Belot….Smiths Falls
4463….Lori James….Smiths Falls
7157….Natalie Lindsay….Smiths Falls
5149….Tammy Mulrooney….Smiths Falls
7341….Tim Kavaner….Spencerville
1162….Caroline Pollock….St. Albert
387….Geoff Rainey….St. Albert
439….Jenny Lacoursiere….St. Albert
4270….Jerry Scheidl….St. Albert
6516….Jon Mccully….St. Albert
2409….Kevin Barry….St. Albert
1371….Leah Posluns….St. Albert
7661….Michael Wallis….St. Albert
7153….Natacha Gour….St. Albert
3309….Scott Carlyle….St. Albert
16278….Scott Simpson….St. Albert
7326….Tara Coble….St. Albert
1399….Adrienne Scott….Stittsville
148….Alain Bellemare….Stittsville
5192….Alexandre Beaulieu….Stittsville
3378….Alison Carroll-Dawe….Stittsville
5198….Allison Sutherland….Stittsville
1439….Allyson Field….Stittsville
881….Brendan Alexander….Stittsville
127….Brian Lafleur….Stittsville
1625….Catherine Pomeroy….Stittsville
6643….Catherine Postma….Stittsville
6644….Catherine Robinson….Stittsville
1629….Cathie Radley….Stittsville
7398….Cathy Chalmers….Stittsville
5292….Cathy Chorniawy….Stittsville
1335….Cathy O'neil….Stittsville
5298….Chelsea Lambe….Stittsville
4957….Chris Banks….Stittsville
1652….Chris Leger….Stittsville
7458….Christine Stacey….Stittsville
1691….Christopher Thompson….Stittsville
7405….Claire Collis….Stittsville
3984….Conor Higgins….Stittsville
1757….Dale Costello….Stittsville
3351….Daniel Mossman….Stittsville
3626….David Tweedie….Stittsville
108….David Williams….Stittsville
5363….Debi Maniloff….Stittsville
3551….Denise Morin….Stittsville
6773….Eric Kahler….Stittsville
5419….Fred Odendaal….Stittsville
5422….Gary Bunny Banks….Stittsville
932….Gerry Larkin….Stittsville
7488….Ginger Plante….Stittsville
6808….Gregory Rusch….Stittsville
1140….Heather Caughey….Stittsville
2080….Heather Gilmour….Stittsville
4182….Ian Dunn….Stittsville
4959….Jackie Forman….Stittsville
2123….Jake Griffin….Stittsville
4202….James Moore….Stittsville
2144….Jamie Carriveau….Stittsville
3656….Janet Van Bakel….Stittsville
687….Jason Bergen….Stittsville
4220….Jason Rodger….Stittsville
1171….Jeanette Dionne….Stittsville
7641….Jeff Fritzsche….Stittsville
6257….Jennifer Holmes….Stittsville
5501….Jim Lambe….Stittsville
4300….Jodi Joy….Stittsville
4302….Joe Macmillan….Stittsville
1254….Jon Andrews….Stittsville
4335….Joycelyn Litke….Stittsville
5543….Julie Tapp….Stittsville
6940….Karen Whillans….Stittsville
4378….Keith Farrier….Stittsville
4397….Kent Macdonald….Stittsville
6972….Keri Fraser….Stittsville
4400….Kevin Higgins….Stittsville
4407….Kimberley Hetherington….Stittsville
4411….Krista Jackson….Stittsville
5608….Laura O'neil….Stittsville
1365….Laurel Andrews….Stittsville
4428….Lauri Lynch….Stittsville
2469….Lionel Dubois….Stittsville
526….Lisa Steele….Stittsville
1104….Lise Chabot….Stittsville
4461….Liz Williams….Stittsville
2482….Lorraine Chapman….Stittsville
2486….Louise Chayer Ayers….Stittsville
7068….Marie Bonang….Stittsville
2559….Mark Berezny….Stittsville
2569….Mark Rhodenizer….Stittsville
2606….Mary-Ellen Macphee….Stittsville
1200….Matthew Dionne….Stittsville
7106….Melanie Goodfellow….Stittsville
7113….Mercedes King….Stittsville
1292….Mesfin Mirotchie….Stittsville
7125….Michel Morin….Stittsville
3365….Michelle Hay….Stittsville
5721….Michelle Mcbride….Stittsville
2732….Mike Mcdonald….Stittsville
969….Nicholas Alexander….Stittsville
4636….Patrick Marsden….Stittsville
2856….Peter Hanschke….Stittsville
2857….Peter Schoch….Stittsville
654….Pierre Bergeron….Stittsville
622….Ralph Richardson….Stittsville
570….Ren Lessard….Stittsville
4679….Riley Dunn….Stittsville
7225….Robert Postma….Stittsville
4694….Ron Hoffe….Stittsville
4724….Sarah Higgins….Stittsville
4728….Sarah Mcwhinnie….Stittsville
7254….Scott Fenton….Stittsville
3419….Scott Miller….Stittsville
6432….Scott Rogers….Stittsville
16254….Sean Young….Stittsville
5857….Shari-Lynn Lawson….Stittsville
3071….Shawn Bedard….Stittsville
765….Shelley Baran….Stittsville
5868….Sheri Beaulieu….Stittsville
4766….Simon Hetherington….Stittsville
3119….Stephen Hunt….Stittsville
3193….Tim Radley….Stittsville
4849….Tom Endicott….Stittsville
923….Walter Hawes….Stittsville
7369….Wendy Fraser….Stittsville
7615….Wendy Hill….Stittsville
308….William Dymond….Stittsville
4707….Ryan Journeaux….Stoney Creek
7251….Sarah Boettcher….Stoney Creek
25….Antoine Gladu-Daoust….Thurso
2213….Jeff Avon….Val-des-Monts
319….Julie Lacroix….Val-des-Monts
6319….Laura Bradley….Val-des-Monts
3511….Meaghan Henry….Val-des-Monts
2700….Michel Saint-Denis….Val-des-Monts
6389….Nathalie Tremblay….Val-des-Monts
2927….Richard Blanchette….Val-des-Monts
4780….Stephan Dirnberger….Val-des-Monts
6461….Sylvie Lemay….Val-des-Monts
6072….Andrea Evans….Vanier
642….Kirk Duguid….Vanier
2801….Patrick Lebrun….Vanier
6591….Ashley Cowan….Vankleek Hill
1882….Dorcas Taylor….Vankleek Hill
6021….Arlene Dupuis….Vars
6678….Ciona Macsween….Vars
5375….Dominic Parisien….Vars
294….Stephane Perras….Vars
7609….Terrance Henry….Venosta
920….Christine Moyneur-Marleau….Wakefield
1219….Glenn Peters….Wakefield
6322….Laura Stafford….Wakefield
6339….Lois Gouthro….Wendover
7105….Melanie Carriere….Wendover
4060….Diane Graham-Lynn….Westport
4488….Margaret Thake….Westport
6596….Barbara Sandilands….Williamstown
5246….Bill Chambre….Williamstown
6203….Donna Magher….Williamstown
5809….Robbie Duval….Williamstown
5356….Dawn Erickson….Winchester
3653….Gillian Erickson….Winchester
820….Lindsay Holmes….Winchester
7224….Robert Lewis….Winchester
5093….Colin Geddis….Woodlawn
4113….Erica Harris….Woodlawn
6063….Jocelyne Barsalou….Woodlawn
1131….Kelly Geddis….Woodlawn
4447….Linda Hobbs….Woodlawn
The Bible Christian Chapel opened 1862 in the tiny settlement of Hamilton.
George Robertson received a grant of land 1849: after laying out the township of Hamilton in 1855 he transferred Lot 23 to Abraham Underwood, farmer and several others as Trustees for the Bible Christian Connexion.
After Methodist Church Union the property was held on Bible Christian Model deed.
The property was vested in the Methodist Church (SA) Property Trust in 1975, and in the Uniting Church in Australia Property Trust (SA) in 1995.
*Hamilton is a postal township on the River Light, 60 miles N of Adelaide, on the main road between Adelaide and Kooringa. There is a large sheep station (F H Dutton’s) 5 miles E of Hamilton, and another smaller (Taylor’s) 5 miles SW of Hamilton. Several farmers [at Hamilton] also keep small flocks of sheep.
Communication is by means of Rounsevell’s mail conveyance, running daily between Kapunda and Kooringa, a distance of 50 miles, and that with Adelaide, 60 miles SW by mail conveyance to Kapunda (10 miles), thence by rail to Adelaide.
The hotels are the Farmer’s Home (Mitchell’s), and the Hamilton (Watson’s).
The population numbers about 200 persons. Hamilton has 2 stores, and a large corn store, a blacksmith’s and wheelwright’s shop, saddlers, butchers and bootmakers, carpenters’ shops, a public pound, a registration office, a post office and money order office. There is also a public schoolroom, Episcopalian church, Bible Christian chapel: and in connection with the schoolroom a Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Society. H J Kelly Esq JP is the resident magistrate.
[Ref: Bailliere’s South Australian Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1866]
*A letter was read from Mr George Robertson, reporting very favourably of Mr Heithersay’s school at Hamilton. [Ref: South Australian Register 16-7-1861]
*Hamilton November 19
Our township will soon be ornamented by another buildings – I mean the Bible Christian Chapel, which is rapidly approaching completion. It looks rather plain, but pretty at the same time, and has the advantage of being situated on a spot affording a picturesque view. I understand that a public tea meeting will be held on the day of its opening. [Ref: South Australian Register 21-11-1861]
*Hamilton December 29
The second anniversary of the Bible Christian Chapel was celebrated on Sunday, 25th inst, when two excellent sermons were preached by Mr Allen to good congregations.
On Monday the tea meeting took place in Mr Mugg’s wheat store, when about 120 sat down.
In the evening the public meeting was held in the chapel which was tastefully decorated for the occasion. Mr Polkinghorn was voted to the chair, and addresses were delivered by Messrs Allan, Edgecombe, and Saunders.
The proceeds of the tea meeting and collections at anniversary services amounted to about £19, and other amounts promised at the meeting made a total of £35. which will reduce the debt on the chapel to £100. [Ref: South Australian Register 30-12-1864]
*Like all other people in this Colony who were determined to enjoy themselves as much as possible at Christmas … the good people of Hamilton also have had their proper share of merrymakings and festivities
On Monday, the 26th instant, the Hamilton members of the Light Cricket Club arranged a game of cricket.
On the same day, at five pm, a public tea meeting in connection with the Bible Christian Chapel, was held at Mr George Mugg's large and commodious store.
Business was commenced by cheerfully partaking of the good things liberally provided by Mesdames Mugg, J Sanders, Warwick, and Gluyas. The meeting was addressed by Messrs Allen, Edgecombe, and John Sanders: Mr Polkinghorn, of Marrabel, acting as chairman on the occasion. Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 31-12-1864]
*Hamilton June 27
On Sunday (23rd) the anniversary services in connection with the Sunday School were held in the Bible Christian Chapel. Two sermons were preached in the afternoon by Mr J Sanders and in the evening by the Rev J Hancock.
On Monday the children were regaled with a bountiful supply of tea and cake, after which about 80 adults sat down to an excellent tea. In the evening the Rev J Hancock delivered a lecture.
The Rev Mr. Hill occupied the chair, and the chapel was quite filled.
Votes of thanks were passed to the ladies, the lecturer, the choir, and the Chairman, which were duly acknowledged.
The choir performed several pieces very creditably on Sunday and during Monday evening, Mr Rock presiding at the harmonium.
Collections were made after each service, and the total proceeds amounted to about £9. [Ref: South Australian Register 1-7-1867]
*Another of the sixpenny readings was given at the Farmers' Home Inn on the evening of Friday, July 31. The chair was taken by H T Morris, Esq, of Anlaby. There were some very able readings and recitations, and some music by the Misses Crase. There was a good muster, and being a fine moonlight night, several came from Kapunda to assist in the harmony of the evening.
On Sunday the anniversary sermons of the Sunday school connected with the Bible Christian Chapel were preached by the Rev Mr McNeal On Monday a tea was provided for the children and their friends, and afterwards a public meeting was held, when the children gave recitations, and the meeting was addressed by the Rev McNeal, Mr Polkinghorne, Mr Holland, the Superintendent, Mr S Small, and Mr G Mugg (the Chairman). Collection, between £6 and £7. [Ref: South Australian Chronicle and Weekly Mail 8-8-1868]
*BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHAPEL, HAMILTON
The anniversary services of the Sunday school in connection with the above place of worship were celebrated on Sunday and Monday last. On the former day the three services were conducted by the Rev Mr Allen, of Brompton, the congregations being very large in the afternoon and evening, and moderately so in the forenoon.
On Monday the children and friends assembled at the chapel, and at about 10 o'clock am made a start in waggons, kindly lent for the occasion, to a section of Mr Dutton's, at Fox's Creek, where the picnic was held. A variety of sports were provided, all of which were entered into with considerable zest: whilst the wants of the children and friends in the commissariat department were fully provided for by the kindness of Mr and Mrs Blesing, whose residence is near the picnic ground.
After the sports, dinner, and tea had been fully enjoyed, the homeward route was entered on.
In the evening a public tea was held in the chapel, which was nicely decorated for the occasion, and the tables of which were furnished with a sumptuousness and liberality which evinced the intention of Mrs Blesing to make the numerous guests expected as comfortable as possible. Mr and Mrs Blesing also provided the tea at the chapel, and Mrs and Miss Blesing, assisted by Mrs Inglie, presided at the various tables.
A well attended public meeting was held. A choir consisting of the teachers and children sang very nicely one of the beautiful hymns from the American Songster, and at frequent intervals during the proceedings other hymns from the same collection were sung in a style reflecting great credit on those who had trained the choir
The Rev Mr Richards being called on to read the school report … The number of scholars on the roll was 61, and of teachers six. The average attendance was 35, and the general conduct very good.
Strange to say he understood that the more unfavourable the weather the larger the attendance of scholars. Perhaps when it was fine some of the children went out to play but they looked to the parents to get the children to be as regular as possible in their attendance. If the teachers were found at their posts each Sunday in all weathers the parents should see that the children were also there.
He was glad to see so many friends from a distance present, and hoped when occasion offered to reciprocate their kindness. As regarded the work of the school, it was a good one. [Ref: Kapunda Herald and Northern Intelligencer 14-3-1873]
At Hamilton the chapel has been renovated at a cost of £21. [Ref: Christian Colonist 22-1-1884]