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Aiken, SC, has a tradition of opening the fox hunt season on Thanksgiving Day with a "Blessing of the Hounds". This year's event marked the opening of the 101st hunt season in Aiken. In this scene, the last of the riders depart the Memorial Gate area in the Woods embarking on the hunt.
A Swinomish fisherman returns the remains of a chinook salmon to the water near Deception Pass, west of the Swinomish Reservation. Other fishermen returned remains to the north, south and east.
Elephant Parade Singapore is the largest open air art exhibition of the Asian elephants worldwide. The life size baby elephant statues were hand painted by local and international celebrities and artistes, This artwork by Nipon Kaewkumdee is display at the Viewing Terrace, Singapore Botanical Gardens
Blessing after a mass at Our Lady of Manaoag Shrine.
Our Lady of Manaoag Shrine - Manaoag, Pangasinan, Philippines
Blessing my new house. Thai monks who stayed in the Netherlands for 3 months, have blessed my house :)
It is believed that an angel who drops flowers on a grave symbolizes
the spreading of blessings.
Thanks Friends! Made explore, Jun 9, 2009 #275
This card was made with bits and pieces from my desk. The card base is the other half of the Neenah card I cut yesterday. The blue piece was cut originally for another card but decided the colour wasn't quite what I wanted, the lace was sitting on the desk and the flower was made ages ago with some hand coloured card stock and a Spellbinders die. The sentiment stamp set was still sitting on the desk not yet put away. And the vellum was a piece leftover from the card I made last week.
I'm entering it into the following challenges
Fusion card Challenge ~ using the sketch.
A Blog Named Hero ~ Victorious Vellum
City Crafters Challenge ~ Count your blessings
As usual, Boo endured but didn't enjoy the blessing, while Layla thoroughly enjoyed it and tried to lick the priest in the face. Blessing of the Animals, St. Andrews Episcopal Cathedral, Jackson, Mississippi.
Paying homage to St. John of Nepomuk on the Charles Bridge. This commemorative plaque marks the spot where St. John of Nepomuk was thrown off the bridge and into the Vltava river.
Leica M240 35mm Summicron-asph
Created for a ppt slide in a grad religion course designed by www.flickr.com/people/48953376@N03/
Photo credit to Mikko Luntiala for the photo of the leaf:
"Vitality"
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BV's research site sits on a mount that overlooks the andavadoaka village on one side and mozambique channel the other. this statue of virgin mary serves as a blessing for the many fishermen that head out to the seas in search of food for its family.
What is happening out of frame is the "blessing of the ovaries," J.F.'s favorite activity involving females. It helps when there's baby juju present to focus the fertility energy.
He also does a blessing for the male reproductive organs, but I don't believe Philip chose to take part this particular day, at least not on camera.
Please pray for people in all the states & towns that have been hit with tornadoes, destroying so much & killing so many.
thanks
The slip and the back of the lace pinafore of the baby blessing/christening gown. I used cotton broadcloth for the slip though the pattern called for batiste. If the eyelets and lacing had been done in white as the pattern instructed then the white-on-white would have been beautiful shadow-work but I needed the stronger whiter white of the broadcloth to make the gown look white after I used the 'Baby Soft' YLI thread colour for the lace embroidery.