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The College's chapel stands in the Great Court next next the the main Gate house.
The building was begun in 1555 and completed in 1567.
The Chapel is noted for it's Tudor-Gothic architecture, unlike King's College Chapel just down the road, the interior is of lavish simple Tudor design and has a few stained glass windows and a large organ. The visitor enters through the Chapel to be in a the West Wing and can see various statues to members of the College's past aswell as a memorial to those who died in WW I and II.
view of the empty avenue towards the ryugyong hotel the began in 1987 and remains unopened. pyongyang, ryugyong hotel, now an iconic symbol of the city the ryugyong hotel towers above everything else, north korea, asia stock video footage – . file:laika ac ryugyong hotel...
Latest stuff due proper tagging and descriptions. Just thought I'd get the stuff up first. Worth seeing i think...
Nel got her faceup! And lo and behold she even got eyelashes! Can't remember the last time any of my kids had eyelashes put on any of the faceups Kearsy has done. I can never find ones. Or maybe I'm just too lazy to look, they just need to bite me in the butt.
Kearsy also helped me find some new eyes for her. They're not as bright as the green she'd had before, and they are just acrylics, but they're nice acrylics. I just need to figure out how to style her hair so it isn't always draped in front of her face.
With a line of snowstorms making themselves known by bringing flurries to the community of Salisbury, the sound of 123 echos through town as they approach Main Street with a fairly clean AC44C6M leading the manifest on its final stretch into Linwood.
This book has been done twice now. It was originally in one of those stick on the picture books. So I transferred it to this one by adding fun stickers/diecuts and stickers I acquired in Hawaii back in 2003, so it was lovely but then I realized I never journaled in it so completed that today too (thank God I have actually kept a diary of all our trips so I could refer to that for each days activities) :D Being a Type A is awesome (for stuff like this lol)
A swarm of OER Slitherzoids. Busy restoring these - just need to swap armour so some are better decalled than others. Mix of Singapore and Japanese. The ones closest to camera not sitting on boxes are incomplete - usually either the tiny black castor wheel, the tail prong, or both. Some will be sacrificed to complete others.
August 2015 | August 2016
The streetscape along Short Vine has been completed and most of the above-ground utilities are now underground.
ARLINGTON, Va. -- On a spring-like day Commander Col. Ira M. Cheatham H&S Battalion and Maj. Gen. Vaughn M. Ary, judge advocate for Gen. James Amos, Commandant of the Marine Corps complete their combat fitness test on Dec. 4. Every Marine, Private through General, is required to participate in the CFT, an annual event that assesses a Marine's physical capability in a broad spectrum of combat related tasks. (U.S. Marine Corps photo/Sophia Piellusch)
The Maine State House is the state capitol of the State of Maine. Construction on the Classical Revival building began in 1829 and was completed in 1832, one year after Augusta became the capital of the state. Built using Maine granite, the State House was based on the design of the Massachusetts State House (Maine was formerly part of Massachusetts, and became a separate state in 1820). The building's original architect was Charles Bulfinch of Boston.
The architectural firm Brigham & Spofford designed an 1890-91 addition to the structure, and G. Henri Desmond designed a 1910 addition. On the east side of the State House, across State Street, is the 20-acre Capitol Park, part of the city's original land grant to the state for the capitol complex. It includes landscape features designed by the landscape architectural firm of the Olmsted Brothers (John Charles Olmsted and Frederick Law Olmsted Jr.).
The property was individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1973. It also contributes to the Capitol Complex Historic District, which was listed in 2001.
Augusta is a quaint small city located on the Kennebec River in the south-central part of Maine. With roughly 19,000 inhabitants, it is the third smallest state capital in the United States, after Pierre and Montpelier. It also serves as the seat of Kennebec County.
Photo Dump from the recent Andromeda Campaign. The movement is strong and full steam ahead to the Wild and Wonderful Milky Way!
â—™ completed in 1914
â—™ 320 feet tall
â—™ architects: Palmer & Hornbostel
â—™ the exterior is built using white granite and terra cotta
Oakland, California
24 April 2014
Oakland 351
Look who safely arrived for a visit today!
She'll soon travel to PrincessTomato, along with LOADS of supercute Odeco goodies.
She was generously donated by mirai138. Will take a picture of the complete package when all goodies arrived here!
After this pan, it occurred to me that it would be easier to transport the cupcakes sans cookie, so I added the rest of the cookies after delivering the cupcakes. Oops!
The second support for the new West Naperville, IL signal bridge if lifted across main one. They did drop it once on main two, but lucky for BNSF it didn't do any damage.
Haha I've seen them put both legs of the new signal bridge here up, as well as the cantilever leg at East Naperville.
This new signal bridge will replace the CB&Q signal bridge that has been standing here at least since the 30's, and also the only CB&Q signal bridge on the racetrack with widening supports. The old signal bridge is just out of view above me here.