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If you see an advertisement for a riverboat cruise in Europe, it seems they always start with photographs of Budapest. Typically, it is the parliament building, or maybe Buda Castle. But another favorite is the Chain Bridge. Why is it called a chain bridge, you ask? It’s because instead of wires, the cables are actually extremely large chain links. It’s kind of like a gigantic bicycle chain. Like a lot of things and places in Europe that were subject to heavy fighting during World War II, the bridge was destroyed by bombing leaving only the stone pillars. What you see today is a restoration of the original chains and bridge.
Budapest is located on the Danube and it is a surprisingly busy river. There is boat traffic up and down all the time.
In this photo, I tried to capture both the bridge and the Matthias Church on the hill in the distance.
The Chain Bridge was the first permanent stone-bridge connecting Pest and Buda, and only the second permanent crossing on the whole length of the river Danube.
5.22.10: I went to CHAIN REACTION in Anaheim,CA to catch TOUCHE AMORE's first headlining show at the venue and LETLIVE played 2nd. Awesome band! awesome music!
ya'll should check em out! just saying!
Older (longer) chain is Sram PG 1130 with 1600 miles on it. Same number of links in each chain, and they are aligned at the far end.
These are the two bracelets I made at classes at the -08 May Phoenix Bead Expo. The top one is an open weave with teal swarovski beads. The bottom one is a turkish weave using smooth and twisted rings. Both are SS and from kits by Jewelry By Sue (jewelrybysueonline.com)
The learning journey ended with a visit to the Bolyki winery in Eger. The winemaker, Janos Bolyki built a successful brand from the scratch. He cultivates grapes on 26 hectares, and the cellar includes an artificially formed tunnel in the rocks, providing a perfect environment for events as well.
©FAO/ Lea Plántek
* The large size view cuts off parts of the photo, view medium, for best effect
This is a bracelet that I've been working on for a gift trade.
Metal chain
Milagro charm
Glass leaves
Bird Charm
black ribbon
The chain originally had a clasp that didn't work well, so I removed & replaced it. I've combined several different metal colors, for a bit of contrast
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, on 6.27.08
Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
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Suffokate @ Chain Reaction, CA on 6.27.08
This may, at first glance, appear to be a macro of an old bicycle change. In reality, it is a photograph of a very large chain. Each of these links are about six inches long. These have probably been laying out in the weather for decades.
This was taken at a farm that my great grandparents used to operate. We visited the farm after a funeral of my grandfather which was in the area. I am sure other photos from this location will pop up, as there were many beautiful things happening all around.
This was taken with my Nikon D90.
Nikon 18-105mm DX lens at 105mm.
F/5.6 - 1/80s
200 ISO
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The chain of snow storms we've been getting this month (Jan. 2011) reminds me of my childhood in the 1950s, when it seemed like we had snow on the ground all winter. Our neighborhood was lucky, because an older, childless couple, Mr. & Mrs. Berriman, generously let us slide on their hill, in spite of the damage I'm sure it did to their lawn. We'd come home from school, get our sleds and head for his hill. Someone had a watch and kept track of the time. We were OK as long as we got home for supper at 5 pm.
Sébastien Cauet, ambassadeur de La Chaîne de l'Espoir, rencontre Marie-Francine, enfant cardiaque opérée du coeur grâce à son soutien. En savoir plus www.24enfants.org
Taken from the helicopter. If you look closely you can see chain of krater road. The darker area's are mother's day flow where we hiked amongst lava in 2002
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Always an exciting moment when I see them unexpectedly!
In Cape Town/harbour with a shiny padlock, a fly-curtain and spotted on a children's carousel.
Have a glorious day and thank you, M, (*_*)
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