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Fabuland Battenberg MOC I displayed at the Edinbrick model show in 2019.
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... from when Nat actually liked petites, about two years ago :)
Pictured here with Simon. And highlights in her hair.
When someone sneezes, tell them "Bless You" without saying it, with these little hankies from designdesign.us
This flies at my house quite often. This morning as I put it out, my housemate and I said a prayer for the men and women who make it possible for me to proudly display it.
This one flew over the capital in DC in honor of my husband, a Marine.
Back in October I spent a few of our last minutes at the zoo watching Asha the lioness as the sun dipped down.
Much to my joy she had a little something to show us..... introducing the male lion cub Chakra - 4 weeks old here
I couldn't decide which pics to post as i liked so many of them, so i've decided to post them all, a couple at a time and i may even make a little video clip from them in the end.
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"karuninchu mary maata... " is what I remember seeing this pic :-D. I do not know if she's Virgin Mary or somebody else, but the woman was so intensely gazing at the statue as though she's having a dialogue with the statue. There were many such scenes at the cathedral, but i guess i "missed the bus" by not making the best of the pictures from those scenes. A faster lens could have helped, may be!
Garhwal Tour,
Pic 44: The images of god Shiva and goddess Parvati inside the temple.
The Triyuginarayan village is located at an altitude of 1,980 metres (6,500 ft) about 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) away from Sonprayag, the confluence of Mandakini and Songanga rivers. Triyuginarayan Temple is a Hindu temple located here. Its fame is credited to the legend of god Shiva’s marriage to goddess Parvati
The millennium statue of St Richard was commissioned by the Friends of Chichester Cathedral and unveiled on 15 June 2000 by Eric Kemp, the then Bishop of Chichester. In his left hand, the Saint holds a scourge, a symbol of self-discipline and the right is shown giving the blessing.
A statue of Jesus graces the courtyard behind St. Louis Cathedral in the French Quarter in New Orleans, Louisiana
L'Institution Notre Dame ou Hôpital de la Croix Rouge N°8 pendant la Première Guerre Mondiale était situé au 58, Rue Commandant Prat.
Lors de l’éclatement de la Première Guerre Mondiale, les services de santé de l’armée et l’association de la Croix-Rouge sont prêts à accueillir les blessés de guerre.
Castres installe son hôpital auxiliaire dans le couvent Notre-Dame, c’est l’hôpital auxiliaire n°8, géré par M. Prades et le Dr Jean Paulin. La structure compte trente-quatre lits à partir du 8 septembre 1914, et le nombre de lits sera multiplié par trois vu l’affluence de blessés revenant du front.
De nos jours, une partie du Bâtiment a été conservée.
Il s'agit de la partie centrale du Lycée Professionnel Anne-Veaute.
Cette carte postale nous montre l'ancienne entrée principale avec quelques blessés et employés du service médical.
De nos jours, cette entrée a disparue mais nous pouvons toujours la deviner sur ce qui est aujourd'hui la partie centrale arrière du Lycée Professionnel Anne-Veaute.