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Columbine buds with orange and yellow wallflowers in background. Locking Close… On Friday Flower Buds
Remplaçant une précédente église incendiée, l'église Saint-Bonnet est bâtie au début du xviie siècle, remployant cependant un portail du xie ou xiie siècle. La première messe y est célébrée en 1608.
Jusqu'à la Révolution, l'église dépend de l'abbaye de Solignac.
La sacristie est ajoutée à l'est, derrière le chœur, au xixe siècle. Le décor intérieur en faux marbre daterait des années 1870.
L'édifice est classé au titre des monuments historiques le 2 juin 1911.
Des sondages archéologiques sont effectués en 2003, mettant au jour de nombreux ossements laissant supposer une « vocation initiale d'ossuaire ou de chapelle funéraire »
Son plan basé sur celui du Saint Sépulcre de Jérusalem est en forme de rotonde, avec à l'ouest un portail roman sous porche au-dessus duquel se trouve le clocher à deux baies dont une à conservé sa cloche.
Saint Bonnet était évêque de Clermont au VII-VIII ème siècle.
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A lovely 'Granny's Bonnet'.. Columbine'.. 'Aquilegia'.. Click on mouse for large view
HPPT.. have a lovely day.. thanks for looking
Hidden in the darkest corners of the forest, these Frosty Bonnets are translucent and only 4 - 5 mm high.
Thanks to Wayne Hicks for ID.
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A tiny bonnet fungus covered with tiny droplets and growing on larch cones; probably Mycena species. Old Arboretum. Westonbirt Arboretum, South Gloucestershire, England.
Il ne faut pas oublier une autre école de pensée bouddhique qui se distingue de celle de Shechen(les gelugpas étant les seuls à porter des bonnets jaunes ): Les nyingmapas qui sont parfois appelés bonnets rouges, terme qui peut aussi s'appliquer aux sakya et aux kagyu,
L'école nyingma est la branche la plus orientée vers les aspects ésotériques du tantrisme.Elle comprend de nombreux maîtres laïcs mariés........
bonnet and bloomers by me....isn't she perfectly adorable??
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Bonnet from Normandy, dated to the 19th century. Meant to be worn at a wedding by the bride (I mean, in contrast to female guests, not the groom!)
On display at the museum at Chatêau Martainville, in Martainville-Épreville, France.
This simian confronted me on my terrace and then jumped on to the tree in the next property...still intimidating me :)
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During a trip in Tasmania's Midlands there is a place few people would visit on the back roads. The familiar shapes of the Midland's dome hills and quiet pastoral scenery abounds. This place is called Bonnet Hill on Pawtella Road between York Plains and Pawtella.
Photo By Steve Bromley.
This is Elizabeth Anderson performing, though from this angle she's somewhat unidentifiable. Charlie was stuck in high gear so I didn't get to listen long, but she's awesome (performing with her brother Ben).
Anyway, I hope everyone's having a great week.
Rosy Bonnet (Mycena rosea)
20 October 2018
My thanks to UK Fungi forum for all their help and confirmation of the species. www.fungi.org.uk/
Cuttle Pool Nature Reserve, Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, Temple Balsall
Clustered Bonnets (Mycena inclinata) on a decayed oak stump. Silk Wood. Westonbirt Arboretum, South Gloucestershire, England. I try to identify fungi to the best of my abilities but it may not be always accurate. Any corrections or suggestions are most welcomed.
Blue Bonnet.
Bugle Hut, SA
A flock was feeding early morning in farmland, and several popped up as I drove by.
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Bonnet from Normandy, dated to the 18th century. Decorated with Beauvais style embroidery (according to its museum label, I'm not that good at telling different sorts of embroidery apart).
On display at the museum at Chatêau Martainville, in Martainville-Épreville, France.
Common names: Columbine, Granny's Bonnet.
Genus: Aquilegia.
Family: Ranunculaceae.
Taken at Fresh Woods, during the Elgin Open Gardens 2016, in Elgin, Western Cape, South Africa.
I found this small group of Bonnets growing on a fallen tree trunk recently and couldn't resist taking a few shots of them.
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Angel's Bonnet | Mycena arcangeliana | Mycenaceae
Samsung NX1 & Super-Takumar - 50mm f/1.4
10mm Macro Tube | 8 Elements | f/3.4 | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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