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Mount Angel Abbey Library
Alvar Aalto
Completed 1970
Mt. Angel, Oregon
Mount Angel Abbey began, officially, in 1882 by Benedictine monks from the Abbey of Engelberg in Switzerland, occupies the summit of Lone Butte [aka Tap-a-lam-a-ho; a name used by the Indians to indicate a place for communion with the Great Spirit]
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I cannot believe how quickly this flew off the needles. This is all one piece; the effect is achieved by casting off, and then casting on new stitches for the next ring, every six to eight rows. I thought that would be difficult, time consuming, and tedious, but it turned out to be quick and smooth.
This is Malabrigo Silky Merino in the colorway "Smoke" (hence the name of the project); it's a great dark gray (one of my favorite colors) and it's so very soft. I already love it! I will almost certainly make more of these.
Organisation d’un « Top chef » sympa au Lycée Henri wallon ce mercredi et consécration d’une « tarte au citron meringuée revisitée » dans le tempo de la Semaine du goût. Miam…
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At Fort Morgan, Alabama. Fort Morgan is a brick coastal defense fort completed in 1834 to help guard the entrance to Mobile Bay. I visited this place on June 15, 2021.
A Federal strategy during the American Civil War was to seize all Confederate seaports, to be done as resources allowed. In Alabama, Mobile's turn came in August, 1864. The main entrance to Mobile Bay was guarded by two brick forts, Fort Morgan to the east and Fort Gaines to the west. On August 5, 1864, a Federal naval squadron rushed past the defensive mines and cannon at Fort Morgan, to enter the bay and defeat the Confederate warships there. Once inside, ground and naval Federal forces over the next three weeks attacked and captured Fort Gaines and then Fort Morgan. With the bay entrance lost, the Confederates could no longer use the port of Mobile, but the city itself did not fall until the following year, at the end of the war.
Just sorting out some old files, this one says it was taken in 2005...You see he did have some hair.
Design is "Unknown Star" from www.jinnybeyer.com
I 'cheated' a little as the design is the same as the block that Kate made for me. (Kate, after struggling with the 'Y' seams, I am truly amazed with the sewing that you did in my block). I ended up using this design as I was struggling to find a design that would fit with the amount of patterned fabric that I had, plus it is a design that I really love.
I had quite a bit of trouble with the set in seams, or 'Y' seams.
Brief was to create something inspired by symmetry, tessellations, art nouveau and art deco, and kaleidoscope blocks.
Completed installation of permanent ventilation fans inside the SkyTrain tunnels at the Great Northern Way-Emily Carr site.