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Kaskade am Teich vor Göttinger Klinikum

Disney's Hollywood Studios, Wednesday 24th September 2008.

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Moda is trying to collect 1800 star blocks by May 1st! Can you help?

One of the highlights at Disney's California Adventure is the Block Party Bash. Featuring the PIxar Film Pals, this fun, fun parade gets the crowds dancing and screaming along the route.

The Zakim Bridge and the glass blocks of the entrance to the subway station (Orange Line) across the street.

Ahmad Saeed Block | Forman Christian College Lahore

The ones playing drinking games.

 

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First week's block for a Harry Potter quilt fr Meg.

Some shots from the Golden Gate Bridge at Sunrise. I wanted to get a few of these postcard type shots in before the ugly retrofit scaffolding goes up soon.

Walter Block speaking with attendees at the 2016 Mises Circle hosted by the Mises Institute in Seattle, Washington.

 

Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.

Ken Block and Alex Gelsomino

 

Parc Ferme, Cardiff Castle, WRC Wales Rally GB

South Block of the Central Secretariat. The Central Secretariat is where India's top government ministries- Defence, External Affairs, Home, Finanace and Prime Minister's Office are housed.

Part of an office block. The colour is disappointing in this photo - the framework is really a much darker blue than it looks here, though perhaps it has only looked that way during the recent gloomy weather!

The Longbridge GOB is still standing (just)

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concentration camp Auschwitz

My first set of blocks disappeared into mail oblivion, so my second set is ready to go.

Amanda talked about these neat art bins that she uses for blocks and fabric in her most recent blog post. I knew I had to have one for my blocks, which had been living strewn about in my sewing room. It's so nice to have them all in one place!

The Ottawa Block

Omaha, Nebraska

Listed 04/22/2013

Reference Number: 13000197

The Ottawa Block is locally significant from 1916 to 1948 under Criterion A in the area of commerce for its association with the Phelan & Shirley Company, a railroad contracting business, whose contributions largely impacted the growing development of Omaha and the Midwest. Built in a Prairie School style by local architects , John & Alan McDonald, the construction of the Ottawa Block was a symbol of the Phelan & Shirley Company's' success.

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