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Having absolutely no technical awareness at all, I am struggling mightily with this entirely new system as comfort levels have been totally destroyed...and I haven't even done anything but try to configure photos, editing, and Flickr into some kind of coherent pattern which will become my new habitual morning routine. In so doing, I'm getting beeps and buzzers galore attacking me from some unknown universe for no apparent reason; I have to retype everything numerous times due to the new mini-keyboard; and I always seem to end up entering some type of "no navigation" zone in which further progress is disallowed and I have to return to the start.

 

In any event, I'm sure understandings will be reached within the next millenium. In the meantime, gazing at photos like this and drinking a cup of tea helps to ease the pain. And I promise to quit whining henceforth...;-)

 

[Large is good]

Yesterday Marybeth told me that the swallows were making nests in the barn and kept landing on the fence right outside the door. It seemed like a good time to configure the long lens and see what I could catch. The whole time I was moving about, Snoopy, Marybeth and Brianne's horse, was very interested in what I was doing. He's never really been too interested in me (unless I have a peppermint candy for him) and it seemed odd. Poor guy, it's sad to see him bored, he misses his little pony girlfriend.

 

Well unlike all the master bird photographers that I follow here on flickr, I generally don't have much patience when it comes to waiting around for a bird to do something interesting. A lot of nothing and I was ready to go back in the house, I looked over at Snoopy and it seemed like he was posing for me so I caught this shot of him. In reality, he was probably hoping I would give him a peppermint candy. When I took a look on the computer I was a bit surprised but 500mm did him pretty good with the soft light of the slightly hazy, smoke filled air.

Second snowy of the year - - but first time with a camera - - and testing a new camera as well - - decided I needed to start practicing with a mirrorless since my 7D MarkII is really starting to wear out.

 

Amazing how different it is - - many focus systems that you need to configure - - still getting used to having multiple systems on multiple back focus buttons to react quickly to situations.

 

Large files was a concern - - but the Canon Compressed RAW appears pretty good so far - - and I can take pictures in cropped mode as well - - file sizes can end up smaller than my 7D and yet still have lots of detail.

 

Snowy Owl - Minesing Ontario

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The sunshine appears to be gone for a bit, great while it lasted but unfortunately I saw little of it lately. Its great to see the Irish countryside bursting at the seams with Summer growth - colours, textures and light are transformed. Every Season brings its photographic challenges. This morning in Co. Westmeath, just after dawn, I was walking by this field. There was a soft breeze blowing the feathered barley heads - it looked like invisible ghosts gliding across the surface. Although barley is beautiful close up, sharp focus would fail to capture the atmosphere here. A hand-held shot, slow shutter speed 1/30, created just enough blur to get close. I tried to shoot rape seed in Meath and Louth a few weeks back, without success Im afraid. I think I prefer the qualities of barley for colour, texture and its subtle movement. I will be watching this field mature in the coming weeks and do the 'Monet' on it.

El claustro es de estilo gótico, de finales del siglo XV y su belleza se debe sobre todo a la perfecta armonía de sus líneas y a la gran calidad de la talla de la piedra. El claustro mayor ordena el conjunto y se configura en dos plantas. El claustro bajo se desarrolla mediante arcos apuntados, ocho en los lados mayores y siete en los menores, separados por unas potentes pilastras que al interior del jardín apoyan en contrafuertes. Las galerías están cubiertas con bóvedas de crucería simple realizadas en sillería a excepción de la plementería que lo es en ladrillo. Los nervios de la bóveda apoyan directamente en el muro sin ayuda de ménsulas. El claustro alto se desarrolla a modo de pórtico o mirador, cubierto con techumbre de madera y sustentado por columnas ochavadas de piedra.

 

The cloister is Gothic in style, from the end of the 15th century, and its beauty is due above all to the perfect harmony of its lines and the high quality of the stone carving. The main cloister orders the complex and is configured on two floors. The lower cloister develops through pointed arches, eight on the larger sides and seven on the smaller ones, separated by powerful pilasters that are supported by buttresses inside the garden. The galleries are covered with simple ribbed vaults made of ashlar masonry, with the exception of the plementería, which is made of brick. The ribs of the vault rest directly on the wall without the help of corbels. The upper cloister develops as a porch or lookout, covered with a wooden roof and supported by octagonal stone columns.

 

El claustre és d'estil gòtic, de finals del segle XV i la seva bellesa es deu sobretot a la perfecta harmonia de les línies ia la gran qualitat de la talla de la pedra. El claustre major ordena el conjunt i es configura en dues plantes. El claustre baix es desenvolupa mitjançant arcs apuntats, vuit als costats majors i set als menors, separats per unes potents pilastres que a l'interior del jardí recolzen en contraforts. Les galeries estan cobertes amb voltes de creueria simple realitzades en carreuat a excepció de la plementeria que ho és en maó. Els nervis de la volta recolzen directament al mur sense ajuda de mènsules. El claustre alt es desenvolupa a manera de pòrtic o mirador, cobert amb sostre de fusta i sustentat per columnes ochavadas de pedra.

Two red shouldered hawks have taken up residence in our backyard, much to the dismay of the local small mammal population. I got lucky with this one flying overhead at the moment that I had my new Sony a6400 correctly configured for an action photo. Next I'll learn how to use that animal eye AF!

SOLD! Some of my wife's beautiful work and now on display where she works at The Garden, and a matted print version of this sold yesterday! What you see above is the same image configured as a square tile which will be produced as a 4x4 and/or 6x6 tile and will also be available for sale. Excellent work, dear Catherine, it is, indeed, a beautiful and artistically crafted photograph!

 

Any unauthorized copy, and use of this photo without written permission is in direct violation of copyright laws.

The Mathematical Bridge is the popular name of a wooden footbridge in central Cambridge, bridging the River Cam, and connecting two parts of Queens' College. Its official name is the Wooden Bridge. Grade II listed.

 

Designed by William Etheridge and built by James Essex in 1749. It was rebuilt twice, in 1866 and 1905.

 

Although it appears arched, it's made entirely from straight timbers configured in tangent and radial trussing.

 

Explore #400

The Cueva of Las Güixas is a cave located at the foot of the Collarada mountain. It is a dissolution cave deep in limestone rock that began to form during the last ice ages of the Quaternary. Inside, the water, little by little, has been configuring a spectacular underground scene, patiently adorning it with beautiful calcareous shapes: stalactites, stalagmites, columns, flows, gours ...

the unexpected.....

 

" Ok kids recess time "

" go out and play "

" Can I go to Jimmy's house? "

" Let's go to the park "

 

VIBE🎧

  

Happy Weekend 60L

Muniick Lowell's Partition Mess

the gate included is what I used...

Muniick - Lowell's Dunmore Abbey Iron Gate

Muniick Mainstore

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Port%20Lux/150/57/3401

Muniick flickr

So many different ways to configure this bridge, this is how I chose to display it...dangerous.

Muniick- Saddle Gap Hanging Footbridge

 

B-made mainstore

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Eagle/124/179/32

B-made Flickr

B-Made Old Pedal Boat

B-made old playground set :

B-Made Circle [animated]

B-Made Roundabout

B-Made seesaw

B-Made Slide

 

Whenever I need trash... I always pull out this....

DRD - San Mora - City Trash - Pile - A

DRD Mainstore

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Death%20Row/144/139/24

DRD Flickr

 

No jungle would be complete without a boatload of HISA's climbing vines...

HISA - Climbing Vines - Green D

HISA - Climbing Vines - Green E

Hisa mainstore

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Hisa/123/117/22

HISA Flickr

 

Adorable additions:

SEmotion Libellune Exotic Iguana Animesh

Crocodile - Mesh - Full Perm

M&M PYTHON SNAKE MC

JIAN :: Great White Shark (Wanderer - Static)

 

Have a great week ahead...and take care out there!🌹

A view of the east side of Virginia's Courthouse Square looking north on S. Main St. from E. Beardstown St. The most notable building on this block is the former Hotel Mann on the corner. When it opened in 1896, the Hotel Mann was considered an upscale hotel with twenty-five rooms, steam heat, electric lights, and private baths with hot and cold water. The exterior of the building is upscale too, with the upper floors decorated in ornamental sheet-metal panels produced by Mesker Brothers Iron Works of St. Louis, Missouri.

 

I never found a date when the hotel closed, but I'm certain it was decades ago. The ground floor is now configured as retail space, with apartments now on the second and third floors.

On the southeast corner of S. Main St. (front entrance) and E. Beardstown St. is the former Hotel Mann, which sits on the east side of the square across from the Cass County Courthouse. When it opened in 1896, the Hotel Mann was considered an upscale hotel with twenty-five rooms, steam heat, electric lights, and private baths with hot and cold water. The exterior of the building is upscale too, with the upper floors decorated in ornamental sheet-metal panels produced by Mesker Brothers Iron Works of St. Louis, Missouri.

 

I never found a date when the hotel closed, but I'm certain it was decades ago. The ground floor is now configured as retail space, with apartments now on the second and third floors.

 

The population of Virginia at the 2020 census was 1,372.

 

Explore # 310 on Wednesday, 4 Jnauary 2008 - the 283rd

 

Sorry friends, I just tried hard to upload. I'm still configuring my PC and installing all the systems I need. Back to zero. I would catch up later.

Need to cook for someone on a daily basis like me? Well if so, why not make the kitchen an inviting place to be while doing so! Dust Bunny and Vespertine have some new items at their mainstores to make your kitchen beautiful...

 

From Dust Bunny:

dust bunny . tiered hanging baskets . brown (also comes in white)

Dust Bunny mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Dust%20Bunny/118/201/17

Dust Bunny Flickr: flic.kr/ps/M1HXF

 

Also from Dust Bunny:

dust bunny . homemade soup . bag of groceries . pattern b

 

From Vespertine:

{vespertine} - summer peony bouquet

{vespertine} - bag full of peonies

Vespertine Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Pure%20Dreams/132/106/18

Vespertine Flickr: flic.kr/ps/GN4JK

 

Additional Vespertine items from various collections that can be found on marketplace and/or the mainstore (LM above):

{vespertine} - little plants 19

{vespertine} - honeypot 4

{Kitchinette - amelie high cake stand-teal}

{vespertine} herb cutting board

{vespertine}tiny dwelling -portable radio 13

{vespertine} - summertime fruit salad bowl

{vespertine} coffee & donut

{vespertine} - bowl of strawberries

{vespertine}- sword fern / normal ver.

{vespertine} veggie crate

{vespertine} - fresh orange juice

{vespertine} -chocolate & berries pancakes

{vespertine} - raspberry & cream pancakes

{vespertine} - peanut butter & banana pancakes

{vespertine} - teatime 13

{Kitchinette - materio cup- bloom GIFT}

{vespertine} - berry smoothie bowl

{vespertine} - shopping bag 18

{vespertine} - kitchen helper 15

{vespertine} - boards & trays 1

{Kitchinette - plates /organic 5 }

{Kitchinette - plates /stripes red}

{Kitchinette - plates /organic 1 }

{Kitchinette - plates /stripes blu}

{Kitchinette - plates /organic 2 yello }

{Kitchinette - plates /structures 3}

{Kitchinette - plates /organic 4 red }

{Kitchinette - plates /structures 5}

{vespertine} - bakeware 1

{vespertine} - english breakfast skillet

{vespertine} - mixing bowl 7

{vespertine} - spatulas tin 2

{vespertine} - basket essentials 6

{vespertine} - glassrack 6

{vespertine} - baking tins 5

{vespertine} - potted anthurium.

{vespertine} - jade plant 7

{vespertine} - trailing succulent.

{vespertine} hanging succulents. - sedum burrito.

{vespertine} hanging succulents. - succulent bowl mix.

{vespertine} hanging succulents. - mistletoe cactus

{vespertine} hanging succulents. - string of pearls.,

{vespertine}- handy step ladder / ivory paint

 

The kitchen is by Hive. It's the Modern Farmhouse Kitchen , a previous release that has been updated. If you already purchased it, make sure to have it redelivered to get the new one.

Lots of texture options and animations. It can be configured in so many ways to fit the needs of your home. Comes with a fully stocked fridge to get you started...Please visit the Hive main flickr page to see all the numerous updates included:

Hive Flickr for Modern Farmhouse Kitchen update details: flic.kr/p/2jaJVjG

Hive Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/hive/139/55/25

Hive Main Flickr: flic.kr/ps/2hPUK9

 

Misc:

AF Cottage Dining Stool

Apple Fall Plantation Dining Table (White)

.:revival:. bench plain

Foxwood - Boston Pup

 

Thanks for the continued support! Wishing you all a great week ahead!! 😊

  

incalculable amounts. 💗

... the unlawfulness of the powers that rule the world appears in full light: since they have lost any possibility of configuring themselves in a recognizable symbolic order, they are compelled to interrupt the constitutional laws and principles which could specify it ... [GA]

A view of the east side of SW Arch Street as seen from SE Race St outside the Atlanta Public Library. On the corner is the 2-story Union Building. Built in the late 1860s, the Union Building with the with was occupied by a grocery and dry goods store on the ground floor, with a Union Hall (later a Masonic Lodge) on the floor above.

 

This building is one of the most recognizable in downtown Atlanta due to the 70' x 15' Walldogs mural on its side. During the 1890s, J.M. Judy & Sons operated a grocery store here. Mr. Judy also dealt in Queensware, a popular china pattern of the day, notions, and musical merchandise. The mural is based upon an early photograph of the original J.M. Judy & Sons mural painted on the building's Race Street side.

 

The Union Building is now configured for office space on the first floor, and as a banquet and special events venue on the second floor.

 

Next to the Union Building is the Downey Building that houses the Palms Grill Cafe and Atlanta Museum. The Downey Building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2004, and will be featured in a separate photo.

 

Atlanta is a city in Logan County, Illinois. The estimated population of Atlanta in 2019 was 1,600. Atlanta is located on Historic US Route 66.

Last year I was able to find Utah milksnakes in a couple of new counties for me. I already posted one from one of those new counties and this is the specimen from the other new county. I was elated to finally find one in this part of Utah as I had tried to find one there for many many years. Hopefully I can photo document these beautiful snakes in a couple of additional counties this year. I can't wait for Spring!

 

For this photo I used the built-in focus stacking feature of the Olympus E-M1X. You are able to configure the number of photos to take and how much depth each should be from each other both in front of and behind your focus point. It takes a quick burst of RAW images and then combines them in-camera into a high-quality JPEG. I tried taking those same RAW images and doing focus stacking in Photoshop using the auto-align layers and auto-merge options and didn't get as nice of results. I also tried using the stacking functionality in Luminar NEO and that didn't turn out as nicely either. This was also taken with the camera resting on the rock next to the snake so wasn't totally stable. So I can say that the Olympus focus stacking does a great job.

Set -> ☼Web Dew ☼ -> Officer Luna

Cap + dress + pinch bar

(maitreya, erika, kupra, legacy /perky, reborn)

3 Huds to configure your favorite colors!

Boots: Web Dew ~ Virginia Boots ♥

Hair -> Magika - Unravel hair

Available in store:

Web Dew LM

 

Enjoy! ♥

Our final stop in Delavan is the Masonic Hall building on the southwest corner of Locust and Fourth streets. Constructed in 1875, architect W. A. Corwine of Lincoln, Illinois designed the Queen Anne-style building.

 

The Masonic Lodge meeting rooms were on the second floor of this building. The first floor of the building was configured with retail and office space. For many years, the front corner of the building was occupied by various dentists, and in the late 1920s, the middle room was used as a movie theater that operated under various names, including the Regent.

 

Other tenants over the years include the Delavan Home Loan Association, various lawyers, two dry cleaners, a bakery, feed store, plumber, dress shop, and an auto parts store. The Masonic Lodge has moved to a different location and, as far as I could tell, the building now appears to be vacant.

 

Located in Central Illinois, Delavan is part of the Peoria Metropolitan Statistical Area. Delavan's population at the 2020 census was 1,924. This rural, agricultural community, derives its name from Edward C. Delavan (1793-1871), a wealthy businessman from Albany, New York who devoted much of his fortune to promoting the temperance movement.

La basilique royale Saint-François-le-Grand (en espagnol : Real Basílica de San Francisco el Grande) est une basilique catholique située à Madrid, en Espagne. Elle préside la face occidentale de la Place de San Francisco, configurée par l'intersection de la rue de Bailén, la Gran Vía de San Francisco et la Carrera de San Francisco. Elle fait partie du couvent franciscain de Jesús y María, fondé au début du xiiie siècle sur les restes d'une ermite consacrée à la Vierge Marie. Elle a été achevée en 1784.

 

La basilique fut construite selon le style néoclassique dans la seconde moitié du xviiie siècle à partir des plans de Fray Francisco Cabezas (es) et érigée par Antonio Plo (es) puis Francesco Sabatini. L'édifice est remarquable pour son dôme, considéré comme le troisième de la chrétienté en termes de diamètre de l'étage circulaire ; pour la somptueuse décoration de sa coupole, réalisée dans un style éclectique à la fin du xixe siècle ; et pour sa pinacothèque, représentative de la peinture espagnole du xviie au xixe siècle, avec notamment des tableaux de Francisco de Zurbarán et de Francisco de Goya.

 

Elle est la propriété de l'Obra Pía de los Santos Lugares de Jerusalén (es), un organisme autonome dépendant du Ministère des Affaires étrangères. Le 19 octobre 1980, elle est déclarée monument historique selon décret royal, ce qui lui donne la condition de Bien d'intérêt culturel.

 

C'est l'une des cinq basiliques de Madrid avec Notre-Dame d'Atocha, Jesús de Medinaceli, Saint-Michel et la Milagrosa.

Egg Rock Light is a lighthouse on Frenchman Bay, Maine. Built in 1875, it is one of coastal Maine's architecturally unique lighthouses, with a square tower projecting through the square keeper's house.

 

The light station consists of two buildings, a combination light tower and keeper's house, and a fog station building. The keeper's house is a roughly square 1+1⁄2-story wood-frame building, with a hip roof pierced by dormers on all four sides. The painted brick tower, 40 feet (12 m) high, rises through the center of the house. The light is a VRB-25 aerobeacon, mounted in a 1986 replacement lantern house. It is configured to flash red every 40 seconds. The fog station is a brick structure southwest of the main building, with a gable-on-hip roof.

 

The light originally was fitted with a fifth-order Fresnel lens. The fog station (originally steam-powered) was added in 1904. The station was automated by the United States Coast Guard in 1976, at which time its ancillary structures except the fog station were torn down. The lantern house was removed and the light was replaced by the present aerobeacon. After public protest, a replacement lantern house was installed in 1986. The light continues to be managed by the Coast Guard, and is not open to the public; the island and buildings are owned by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. (Wikipedia)

Configuring and constructing along with manpower and tools makes for a construction zone that erects new life into downtown London Ontario.

 

Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul...Darrell.

 

Have a safe and amazing day dear Flickr friends !!!!

I made this HDR from a single image. I'm still madly organising our tirp to Japan. We leave next Tuesday. OMG.

 

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Another of Porthcawl Lighthouse during a storm in February 2014. A similarly configured wave to the one I posted a little while back, only this one is six years later.

 

My previous post of this scene was a portrait view, now I think I prefer it this way.

 

51°28'23.10"N 3°41'59.13"W

 

Art installation at the Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven. Makes a perfect bench :-)

 

Dan Peterman's Civilian Defense installation consists of 1000 sandbags made from diversely patterned domestic fabrics configured in circular bunker-like form.

 

This project was originally developed for the Sharjah Biennial and is now part of the permanent collection of the Van Abbe Museum in Eindhoven, NL.

 

danpeterman.com: Civilian Defence

An experimental delta wing aircraft designed to explore delta wing configured aircraft. It first flew in late 1950 and was mainly used by the Royal Aircraft Experimental Establishment.

# LOTD 183 # Meva - Dahlia earrings and necklace @Access

 

Credits:

✿ earrings and necklace: Meva - Dalhia set *sponsored *

✿ Top: ADD - Karen * sponsored *

✿ hair style: Truth - Eclipse *VIP group gift *

✿ piercing: Little Fish - Ruby

 

Beautiful jewellery set from Meva I wanted to portrait. Look at the amazing details you can craft to your desire with the hud. Each perl, each chain, each piece of the jewellery can be configured to your taste to end up with your unique jewel. Follow this link to see the hud and the set in daylight..

 

You will find the Dalhia set at the @Access event or in Meva Main store after the end.

 

Shot in studio

 

Full details and links on my blog adorable fashion victim

 

I personally think that a 2.5L engine rolling down the road on two wheels is a bit much but my son thinks differently and the Triumph Rocket is quite an impressive motorcycle and a nice stable mate to his BMW R Nine T. He also thought that I needed to get back into riding so now I have a motorcycle too. A bit smaller, the Street Twin 900 is plenty for me and I've always liked the twin configuration engine layout. The bike is not too heavy and I can keep my two feet on the ground. OK, maybe a bit old school but with plenty of the latest tech features (except maybe cruise control), that's just the way I like it.

 

Been a bit tied up with researching all the cool motorcycle gear and heading out for rides but I've configured one saddle bag for camera gear so It's all good! And, like photography, the wish like for a motorcycle gets quite long.

 

1971 Porsche 908/3 Prototype

 

Serial No. 908 03 013

 

Flat-eight air cooled engine mounted mid-ship; twin overhead camshafts; fuel injected.

 

2997cc, 360hp @ 8,400 RPM

 

Wheel base 90.6 inches

 

Weight 1,200 lbs.

 

Porsche intensely pursued the 1970 and 1971 world championships. The 908/3 (pictured here) was produced to compete in two races: the Targe Florio and Nurburgring. They are twisty, difficult tracks where the 917 size and power were handicaps.

 

The previous 908s were coupes or spiders. The 908/3 was only ever a spyder.

 

The engine in this vehicle gave up 65 hp to the 3 liter 312 PB Ferrari rival. However, it employed Piech's feather-weight design. The 908/3 was 100 pounds lighter than the 908/2 due to the use of titanium. The space frame weighed 48 pounds and the body another 26.5!

 

Just 13 were produced.

 

The 908/3 provided a one-two finish in 1970 at both Targe and Nurburgring, the races it was designed to win. In 1971 the Targa was lost due to a driver error caused crash. However, the 908/3 finished one-two-three at Nurburgring.

 

The car shown here was built in 1971 and the frame was not built to specification. The chassis broke during the 1971 Nurburgring race, however, drivers Rodriguez and Oliver were still able to bring the car in 2nd place.

 

This model's win rate was 75%.

 

A 1971 configured 908/3 won its last world championship at Silverrstone England in 1980. A decade span of World Championships with the same designed vehicle.

   

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"Maybe that's what life is...a wink of the eye and winking stars"

 

Jack Kerouac

A view of the north side of the 200 block of E. Market St. Of the five buildings facing E. Market St. in this view, the three buildings to the east (right) of the alleyway are contributing properties in the Caldwell County Courthouse Square Historic District listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.

 

The first of these contributing buildings is the Cottonseed Warehouse at 209 E. Market (next to alley). Constructed in 1910, this frame warehouse building with pressed tin facade was built by A. D. Mebane, Lee Beaty, and W. D. French and was used to store cottonseed. The building is currently used as a thrift store.

 

Next door at 211 E. Market is the Lee Beaty Building. It also was constructed in 1910 by Lee Beaty (one of the owners of the warehouse next door) as a cottonseed warehouse. The building is a one-story brick structure with ornamental brickwork across the top of the building. The central double door entrance is outlined by arched stone trim.

 

The last of the three contributing buildings is the A. L. Davis Building at 215 E. Market St (northwest corner of E. Market and S. Colorado St.) This structure was built in 1909 for A. L. Davis and was originally used as a grocery store. From this angle it is difficult to see the details of the building due to the view being partially blocked by trees and automobiles.

 

You may wonder why the two buildings west (left) of the alley were not included in the Lockhart's NRHP nomination form for the Caldwell County Courthouse Square Historic District. Both are attractive buildings today, and are certainly old enough. A partial answer may be found In Lockhart's 1976 application to the NRHP. In that application is a photo of the three contributing buildings and the two properties that were not listed. The building housing El Patio (next to alley) was modified and configured as a garage. Next door, the orange painted square surrounding the exterior windows covered by an awning was also a garage door. Both buildings were painted white at the time, and neither showed much in the way of "curb appeal."

 

Lockhart, a community of 14,811 at the 2020 census, is the seat of Caldwell County and is located just 30 miles south of the state capital in downtown Austin. Lockhart's square and downtown is filled with late 19th and early 20th century buildings, nearly all contributing properties to the historic district. The city's turn-of-the-century appearance has attracted the attention of film makers. Over 50 films for the theater and TV have been shot in whole or in part in Lockhart, including the 1996 Christopher Guest comedy film Waiting for Guffman and the 1993 drama What's Eating Gilbert Grape.

Old Hermitage of the Virgin of the Olive,

 

The hermitage of the Virgen de la Oliva is located in the Spanish municipality of Patones, in the northern part of the Community of Madrid. It was built in the 12th-13th centuries and was attached to the Magisterial Church of Alcala de Henares and today belongs to the Diocese of Complutense, based in the City of Alcala itself. It is in a state of progressive ruin, with risk of landslides. It appears on the Red List of heritage in danger, which the Hispania Nostra association began to prepare in 2006.

The hermitage is in the place known as dehesa de la Oliva, where other places of historical-artistic and geological interest are located, such as the dam of the Pontón de la Oliva and the Reguerillo cave. It is accessed by the road that connects Patones de Abajo, one of the population centers of the municipality of Patones, with the El Atazar reservoir, about five kilometers from the town center.

The hermitage is of Romanesque-Mudejar style, also known as Castilian-Leonese or Romanesque brick Mudejar, although with characteristic features of the rural architecture of the area.

 

This artistic current originated in the twelfth century in the current province of León and expanded through those of Zamora, Salamanca, Valladolid, Ávila and Segovia, until reaching the northern part of the Community of Madrid and the province of Guadalajara.

 

In the Madrid region and, more specifically, in the region of the Sierra Norte, there are other buildings built in this same style, among which the Apse of the Miracles, in Talamanca de Jarama.

Of the primitive hermitage only the apse and the initial section of the ship are conserved. The first element cited is configured by a sphere room vault, made in masonry with brick courses, which is attached to the main body by a slightly pointed arch, made of brick. With respect to the second, it is structured in a barrel vault, equally pointed, of which only the boot and some walls remain standing (Source: Wikipedia)

 

Antigua Ermita de la Virgen de la Oliva,

 

La ermita de la Virgen de la Oliva está situada en el municipio español de Patones, en la zona norte de la Comunidad de Madrid. Fue construida en los siglos XII-XIII y estuvo adscrita a la Iglesia Magistral de Alcalá de Henares y hoy pertenece a la Diócesis Complutense, con sede en la misma Ciudad de Alcalá. Se encuentra en estado de ruina progresiva, con riesgo de desprendimientos. Figura en la Lista roja de patrimonio en peligro, que la asociación Hispania Nostra empezó a elaborar en 2006.

La ermita se halla en el paraje conocido como dehesa de la Oliva, donde se ubican otros lugares de interés histórico-artístico y geológico, como la presa del Pontón de la Oliva y la cueva del Reguerillo. Se accede por la carretera que une Patones de Abajo, uno de los núcleos de población del municipio de Patones, con el embalse de El Atazar, a unos cinco kilómetros del casco urbano.

La ermita es de estilo románico-mudéjar, también conocido como mudéjar castellano-leonés o románico de ladrillo, aunque con rasgos característicos de la arquitectura rural de la zona.

 

Esta corriente artística se originó en el siglo XII en la actual provincia de León y se expandió por las de Zamora, Salamanca, Valladolid, Ávila y Segovia, hasta alcanzar la parte septentrional de la Comunidad de Madrid y la provincia de Guadalajara.

 

En la región madrileña y, más concretamente, en la comarca de la Sierra Norte, existen otros edificios levantados en este mismo estilo, entre los que cabe destacar el Ábside de los Milagros, en Talamanca de Jarama.

De la primitiva ermita sólo se conservan el ábside y el tramo inicial de la nave. El primer elemento citado está configurado por una bóveda de cuarto de esfera, realizada en mampostería con hiladas de ladrillo, que se une al cuerpo principal mediante un arco ligeramente apuntado, hecho en ladrillo. Con respecto al segundo, se estructura en una bóveda de cañón, igualmente apuntada, de la que sólo se mantienen en pie el arranque y algunos muros.( Fuente : Wikipedia)

El telecabina de Tristaina salvarà una distància d'uns 230 metres de desnivell i cobrirà un trajecte de 1.600 metres, un recorregut que s'ha configurat amb 16 pilones.

  

The Tristaina gondola will have a distance of 230 metres and will cover a distance of 1,600 metres, a route that has been configured with 16 pylons.

La Fuentona de Muriel, Cabrejas del Pinar, Soria, Castilla y León, España.

 

La Fuentona es un manantial natural que da lugar al nacimiento del río Abión, en la provincia de Soria (comunidad de Castilla y León, España). El conjunto de la surgencia y su entorno natural fue declarado monumento natural el 12 de noviembre de 1998 mediante el decreto 238/1998.1​ Está situado en los términos municipales de Cabrejas del Pinar y Muriel de la Fuente.

 

Las características especiales de este espacio natural que le confieren un valor diferencial y han hecho de él objeto de protección son:

 

Ejemplo de acuífero y surgencia acompañado de pequeñas fuentes dentro de un sistema hidrológico.

Conserva comunidades faunísticas de singular rareza, que constituyen inapreciables muestras de material genético en extremo peligro de desaparición.

Mantener unas formaciones geológicas y geomorfológicas propias, como son los sistemas y complejos kársticos, formando parte del más extenso de los existentes en su ámbito territorial.

 

El Monumento Natural de la Fuentona es uno de los seis monumentos naturales existentes en la Comunidad de Castilla y León. Se ubica en el término municipal de Cabrejas del Pinar, en las proximidades de Muriel de la Fuente, en la provincia de Soria.

 

Está constituido por un conjunto de barrancos y desfiladeros flanqueados por impresionantes formaciones rocosas de origen calizo y conformados en los alrededores del río Abión. El nacimiento de este río ocurre en el lugar conocido como “La Fuentona de Muriel”. Se trata de una surgencia de aguas subterráneas que después de recorrer multitud de cavidades rocosas salen al exterior para configurar en su recorrido multitud de rincones en los que la naturaleza se aprecia en toda su plenitud.

 

La Fuentona de Muriel, enclave principal del Monumento Natura, es el drenaje natural del acuífero de la Sierra de Cabrejas el cual está constituido por rocas kársticas en las que el agua a lo largo de los años ha creado infinidad de grutas y cavernas cubiertas de agua en todo o en parte.

 

La Fuentona is a natural spring that gives rise to the source of the Abión river, in the province of Soria (community of Castilla y León, Spain). The set of the upwelling and its natural environment was declared a natural monument on November 12, 1998 by decree 238/1998.1 It is located in the municipalities of Cabrejas del Pinar and Muriel de la Fuente.

 

The special characteristics of this natural space that give it a differential value and have made it an object of protection are:

 

Example of an aquifer and upwelling accompanied by small sources within a hydrological system.

It conserves faunal communities of singular rarity, which constitute invaluable samples of genetic material in extreme danger of disappearance.

Maintain its own geological and geomorphological formations, such as karst systems and complexes, forming part of the most extensive of those existing in its territorial area.

 

The Fuentona Natural Monument is one of the six existing natural monuments in the Community of Castilla y León. It is located in the municipality of Cabrejas del Pinar, near Muriel de la Fuente, in the province of Soria.

 

It is made up of a set of ravines and gorges flanked by impressive limestone rock formations and formed around the Abión River. The source of this river occurs in the place known as “La Fuentona de Muriel”. It is about an upwelling of underground water that, after traveling through a multitude of rocky cavities, goes outside to configure a multitude of corners in which nature is appreciated in all its fullness.

 

The Fuentona de Muriel, the main enclave of the Natura Monument, is the natural drainage of the aquifer of the Sierra de Cabrejas which is made up of karst rocks in which the water over the years has created countless caves and caverns covered with water. in whole or in part.

 

Europe, Greece, Attika, Athens, Marousi suburb, OAKA, Olympic Stadium, (cut from R, slightly cut B, T).

 

The Olympic Stadium was originally built in 1980-1982 for the European Athletics Championship and was extensively renovated for the 2004 Olympic games including a Calatrava-designed roof of laminated glass, composed of a pair of bent "leaves," capable of reflecting up to 90% of the sunlight. These leaves are suspended from two giant arcs with a span of over 300 meters. At the top of the vertical ellipsoid structure was the Olympic flame.

 

The stadium hosted both the Olympic Opening Ceremony on August 13, 2004 and the Closing Ceremony on August 29, 2004. The stadium's record attendance is 74,473 during the Olympics, though it was configured to seat 72,000.

 

A look inside the Olympic stadium: here, here and here.

 

This is number 44 of the: Athens & PIraeus album.

I had posted an at image at dusk of the northern face of the Kauffman Center for Performing Arts a few weeks ago, this one taken at night also of the northern face show how the lighting on the silvery segmented stainless steel and acid etched limestone colored precast perpendicular concrete walls create an other-worldly look. The Kauffman Center for Performing Arts is actually two venues, a 1600 seat concert venue designed by a collaboration of Moshe Safdie and the eminent Japanese acoustician Yasuhisa Toyota and an 1800 seat horseshoe configured hall for ballet, opera and theater. The colors that are reflected on the surfaces can change, for example while the Kansas City Chiefs made their 2023 Super Bowl run this year and after their thrilling victory, it was lit in Chief’s Red in a show of support. #developportdev @gothamtomato @developphotonewsletter @omsystem.cameras #excellent_america #omsystem @bheventspace @bhphoto @adorama @tamracphoto @tiffencompany #usaprimeshot #tamractales @mpbcom @kehcamera @panasonic @lumix #microfourthirds #lumixlx100ii @visitkc

Pati Maning, Barcelona.

 

Es un edificio de planta baja, dos pisos y cubierta de tejado a doble vertiente. La austera fachada, revestida de morteros y con las ventanas bien alineadas en ejes verticales, alberga el portal principal, acabado en piedra y consistente en un arco de medio punto enmarcado por dos pilastras toscanas que sostienen un entablamento y un frontón triangular con un escudo. Cruzando esta puerta y la crujía que la comprende se accede a un doble claustro barroco definido por cuatro galerías que le rodean. El claustro inferior presenta arcos escarzanos de gran luz que reposan sobre potentes columnas toscanas, mientras el superior está configurado por una delicada galería de arcos de medio punto sobre columnillas toscanas. Los muros de todas las galerías se presentan revestidos con arrimadores cerámicos de plástica neobarroca y con ricos esgrafiados a base de jarrones, volutas y hojas de acanto. También cabe destacar el trabajo decorativo que recogen los forjados de cada galería. Los dos claustros se comunican por medio de una gran escalera de piedra cubierta con bóvedas de pañuelo, en el ángulo septentrional del claustro. La galería occidental del claustro sirve de atrio a la iglesia de Santa Maria de Montalegre.

 

Cerca de la entrada hay una escultura de Joan Serra (1879), dedicada a la Caridad

 

It is a building with a ground floor, two upper floors, and a gabled roof. The austere façade, covered in mortar and with windows neatly aligned on vertical axes, houses the main entrance, finished in stone and consisting of a semicircular arch framed by two Tuscan pilasters supporting an entablature and a triangular pediment with a coat of arms. Passing through this doorway and the passageway it encompasses, one enters a double Baroque cloister defined by four surrounding galleries. The lower cloister features wide, segmental arches resting on robust Tuscan columns, while the upper one is configured by a delicate gallery of semicircular arches on slender Tuscan columns. The walls of all the galleries are covered with ceramic wainscoting in a Neo-Baroque style and rich sgraffito decoration featuring vases, volutes, and acanthus leaves. The decorative work on the floor slabs of each gallery is also noteworthy. The two cloisters are connected by a grand stone staircase covered with groin vaults, located in the northern corner of the cloister. The western gallery of the cloister serves as the atrium for the Church of Santa Maria de Montalegre.

 

Near the entrance is a sculpture by Joan Serra (1879), dedicated to Charity.

Avant de débarquer sur le sol namurois, le Pavillon a été le symbole de la Belgique à l’exposition universelle de Milan. Cette création de Patrick Genard, primée pour son éco-design, vient compléter avec audace le paysage de la Citadelle.

Aujourd’hui, perché sur son promontoire, le Pavillon se veut le totem d’une transformation numérique. le Pavillon recueille les visions de ceux et celles qui questionnent le présent à travers le numérique. Sa mission ? Permettre à tout un chacun de s’approprier les enjeux de notre époque à travers l’initiation, la découverte et l’expérimentation.

Curieux et audacieux : c’est le mode de configuration du Pavillon. De bois, de clous et de métal à l’extérieur, le Pavillon du dedans se construit comme une joyeuse créature organique, sans cesse en changement. Une évolution qui n’est pas sans rappeler celle du monde, faite d’essais et d’erreurs.

 

Before landing on Namur soil, the Pavilion was the symbol of Belgium at the Universal Exhibition in Milan. This creation by Patrick Genard, awarded for its eco-design, daringly completes the landscape of the Citadel. Today, perched on its promontory, the Pavilion is the totem pole of digital transformation. the Pavilion collects the visions of those who question the present through digital technology. His mission ? Allow everyone to take ownership of the challenges of our time through initiation, discovery and experimentation. Curious and daring: this is how the Pavilion is configured. Of wood, nails and metal on the outside, the Pavilion of the inside is built like a joyful organic creature, constantly changing. An evolution not unlike that of the world, made up of trial and error.

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💎 RAWR! - Ave Satanas Necklaces - Includes RLV

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💎 RAWR! - Ave Satanas GAUGE S Earrings

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💎 Six Feet Under / SFU - Shaman Headpiece @ Fetish Fair.

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Cull color change hud

Many color options and hide and show features

 

💎 Clover - Prey blades

An unrigged dual blade set with 4 beautiful bento animations, custom sounds,

particle and linden damage rezzing, and a tinting HUD for the blade.

This weapon uses gestures, so you can easily configure keystrokes for fast and easy combat usage.

 

Configure your device finely enough.

 

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A perfect glasses for those who enjoy AVATAR KAWAII style.

 

This glasses contains 46 textures: (6 for flowers, 6 for bear, 7 for armor, 7 for chains, 6 for stars, 5 for jewel, 5 for pearls, 4 for hearts). And it has 6 textures for the lenses and you can configure the transparencies of the lenses through the HUD.

 

This glasses is 100% complete, but if you don't like any accessories of the glasses, you can remove the accessories in the HUD options leaving it as simple as desired.

 

It has Resizer system and you can choose ambient or predefined lighting in the glasses.

 

The glasses contain realism texture and mesh with quality and excellence.

  

TAXI

Hola a todos mis amigos de Flickr:

Por determinados motivos, de ahora en adelante, no voy a comentar vuestras fotografías y he configurado mi perfil para no tener tampoco comentarios en mis fotografías.

Seguiré disfrutando de vuestras fotos y dándole a “me gusta” pero tenéis que disculparme por no realizar comentarios en las vuestras.

Muchas gracias por vuestras visitas.

Saludos.

 

Hello to all my Flickr friends:

For certain reasons, from now on, I will not be commenting on your photos and I have configured my profile to not have comments on my photos either.

I will continue to enjoy your photos and give them “likes” but you have to excuse me for not commenting on yours.

Thank you very much for your visits.

Regards

 

❀B-Made Old Boat - Animations included.

 

❀Never Totally Dead - Oyster is Your world - Bloggers. (Gacha Set)

♡Old Oyster house Rare

♡Oyster is your World - outdoor sign

♡Oyster is Your World stringlight.

♡Oyster is your World -decorative sign

♡Oyster is your World Table.

♡Oyster is Your World- 9 Bench.

♡Oyster is Your world -Pile of boxes.

♡Oyster is Your World- Trophy.

 

❀│T│L│C│:

♡TLC Pelican Animated.

♡TLC Seagulls (Standing/animated/seagulls can be configured to fly randomly or at any user defined height).

 

❀The little Branch;

♡LB Mesh BeachPalm Quad Vesion (Animated).

♡LB Mesh BeachPalm Double version (Animated).

 

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Of Machupicchu there are thousands of photos from this same place, but this photo is mine, it is my art, my contribution. It is a beautiful place to take very good photos, specifically this place, the bad there are many people and little time, so the shot has to be fast and with the camera configured to get the best out of this magical place and even more when there is a wonderful fog that finishes giving the magical and mystical aspect to Machupicchu, I was lucky to get to Machupicchu as they see it and take out that beautiful shot.

# LOTD 203 # Eudora Beauty - Evani skin, Littlefish - Ezili & Ruby, YoUnique Cosmetics - Athens Combo pack

 

credits:

✿ skin: Eudora Beauty - Evani skin Caramel tone* sponsored *

✿ makeup: YoUnique cosmetics - Athens combo pack * sponsored *

✿ body skin: Eudora beauty - E.Beauty Chubby - Slim - fit Update 4.0 * sponsored *

✿ lips rings: Littlefish - EziliV2 * sponsored *

✿ brows piercing: Littlefish - Ruby* sponsored *

✿ shape: my own for Legacy

✿ hair style : Sintiklia - Siana * sponsored *

 

Close up on my new skin from Eudora Beauty. Look at the gorgeous details of the skin and how highligths, shadows and pores are subtlety rendered. Amazing work from my sponsor !!!

 

Also, you know that I do love piercings, so, here are two amazing ones from Littlefish: Ezili for lips and Ruby for brows. They are all rigged for the majority of Lelutka EvoX heads. They come with a very easy to use hud to customize the look and configure an amazing number of options and colors to achieve your best look.

 

To complete the look, makeup from YoUnique cosmetics.

   

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♥ Littlefish main store and Market place

♥ Eudora Beauty main store and Market Place

♥ YoUnique Cosmetics main store and Market Place

 

Shot at home

 

Full details and links on my blog adorable fashion victim

  

In Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period, the Japanese army was built in 1944 and its function is to defend the airport, this military building, Known as Martllo Tower. 8 meters high, 1 meter thick, 4 floors, Configure air defense machine guns, Cannons, machine guns, ammunition depots. The underground tunnel leads to other Martllo Tower. Matello's name, From a British warship, Attacked Matello in Corsica, France, Discovered military buildings. Soon after, Britain also built many Martllo Tower. Why, because of France's Martllo Tower, resisted the British navy's offensive.

 

In In 1944, the Pacific War was coming to an end. During this period, the Japanese army was often at a disadvantage on the battlefield. During

the Second World War, This airport became the base of the Japanese Kamikaze. The airport was officially relocated on March 5, 2004.

 

在日本殖民時期的台灣,日本軍隊建於1944年,其職能是保衛機場,這座軍事建築,被稱為馬特洛塔。8米高,1米厚,4個樓層,配置防空機關槍,砲,機關槍,彈藥庫。地下隧道通往其它馬特洛塔。馬特洛的名字,來自英國軍艦,襲擊了法國科西嘉島的馬特洛,發現的軍事建築。不久之後,英國也建造了許多馬特洛塔。為什麼,因為法國的馬特洛塔,抵擋了英國海軍的攻勢。

 

1944年,太平洋戰爭即將結束。在此期間,日軍在戰場經常處於劣勢。在第二次世界大戰期間,這個機場成為日軍神風特攻隊的基地。該機場於2004年3月5日正式搬遷。

   

Happy Fence Friday!!

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The Buggy Barn Museum is located Just outside Blanco, Texas. Who knew! The place is really cool. It's like taking a step back in time. Here's what the Internet say:

 

In the 18th and 19th centuries, the horse--drawn carriage was king. Carriages, designed for comfort and elegance, were reserved for the rich or businesses, such as funeral homes. A public passenger vehicle was called a stagecoach; working four-wheeled vehicles were wagons; and two-wheeled vehicles were carts. But the general terminology for all of these horse-drawn vehicles is “buggy.” Buggies started to disappear as steam engines began to generate interest. Steam power quickly won the battle against animal power and buggies have all but vanished from general use.

Inside there are more than 100 buggies, carriages, and wagons for you to look at -- up close and personal.

 

The Hearse came from Europe. In the 1860s, it would have been drawn by either two or four black horses, and was known as the Black Brigade. The one on display here is fairly elaborate and most likely was reserved for royalty.

 

The 1903 Studebaker, the largest of the Rockaway Carriages, had glass enclosures and could carry six passengers.

 

The Canadian-made Jump Seat Buggy could be configured in two ways -- either with two rows of seats or the front seat could be folded down and the main seat would slide forward over the jump seat, giving the driver more comfort.

 

Work wagons

 

There are also many larger wagons outside, including a stagecoach and a Conestoga wagon. The Conestoga wagon was first built by Mennonite-German settlers near the Conestoga River Valley in Lancaster, Pa., in the mid-1700s. These wagons were heavily used in the westward expansion of the United States, because of their load capability.

  

#freitagsbluemchen

 

GR III #2: This Wednesday I had my first "proper" photowalk with the tiny Ricoh, albeit a small walk with not too many photos (34 – almost like in the good old film days), because it was more of a family meeting at a small lake (we all wore masks) on the south-western outskirts of Berlin. I had decided to only take the Ricoh with me, in order to make myself a little more familiar with it. The shooting experience certainly is totally different from anything I know from my Olys or even the LX100, and I know that I will need some time to get used to it, but I also know already now that this camera is fun. OK, low light focus was very, very capricious (to say the least), but I also put that – and the fact that I missed quite a few shots – down on not having had figured the correct settings out, yet. I have now configured three different user presets (which, very conveniently, can be accessed via the mode dial), one for macro (not the GR III's designated purpose, I know, but macro is important for me), one for street (for starters, I've decided to experiment with Jpg only in order to check out the many film presets - you can even set up your own), and one for architecture / landscape, and I can't wait to go out again and take pictures ;-)

 

This photo is another kind of street image, because I found these remains of a birch tree at a residential street near by the above mentioned lake. The little oak sprout that obviously has found a new home within the birch stump caught my eye, I hope it will survive and transform the remnants of that once proud birch into an equally proud oak one day. The background had been a black car, not exactly what I'd call the perfect background, but when I imported the images I realised that the metering setting I should have used for my first Ricoh image posted here on Flickr – the flamingo / Pinoccio flower, please see the second comment, if you like – accidentally must have been my exposure metering setting for the entire walk around the lake: highlight weighted metering ;-) So it was easy to "disguise" the car and to process this image in claire obscure / chiaroscuro style. I hope you like it.

 

P.S. I know that an oak sprout is not a flower, but I hope that it looks flowery enough for Freitagsblümchen ;-) Happy weekend, dear Flickr friends!

Avant de débarquer sur le sol namurois, le Pavillon a été le symbole de la Belgique à l’exposition universelle de Milan. Cette création de Patrick Genard, primée pour son éco-design, vient compléter avec audace le paysage de la Citadelle.

Aujourd’hui, perché sur son promontoire, le Pavillon se veut le totem d’une transformation numérique. le Pavillon recueille les visions de ceux et celles qui questionnent le présent à travers le numérique. Sa mission ? Permettre à tout un chacun de s’approprier les enjeux de notre époque à travers l’initiation, la découverte et l’expérimentation.

Curieux et audacieux : c’est le mode de configuration du Pavillon. De bois, de clous et de métal à l’extérieur, le Pavillon du dedans se construit comme une joyeuse créature organique, sans cesse en changement. Une évolution qui n’est pas sans rappeler celle du monde, faite d’essais et d’erreurs.

 

Before landing on Namur soil, the Pavilion was the symbol of Belgium at the Universal Exhibition in Milan. This creation by Patrick Genard, awarded for its eco-design, daringly completes the landscape of the Citadel. Today, perched on its promontory, the Pavilion is the totem pole of digital transformation. the Pavilion collects the visions of those who question the present through digital technology. His mission ? Allow everyone to take ownership of the challenges of our time through initiation, discovery and experimentation. Curious and daring: this is how the Pavilion is configured. Of wood, nails and metal on the outside, the Pavilion of the inside is built like a joyful organic creature, constantly changing. An evolution not unlike that of the world, made up of trial and error.

PH-BFT, a Boeing 747-406M, on final for runway 23 at Toronto Pearson International Airport in Mississauga, Ontario.

"City of Tokyo" was arriving as KLM695 (Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij N.V., operating as KLM Royal Dutch Airlines) from Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

 

On March 27, 2020, PH-BFT was the last passenger configured KLM 747 to ever visit Toronto. Two days later it was the last KLM example to operate, when it flew as KLM686 from Mexico City to Amsterdam.

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