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A pub at Scurlage, on the Gower, Wales.
Count Ryman's arms were a dull green shield, with none of those fancy bits around the outside. He was known to bore people to death.
The pub tried to live up to Count Ryman's spirit. On one night my friend and I were the only ones inside this huge pub. Even the 'ember of staff was outside having a fag break.
I found a great editing program and played with it last night. He's such a good sport for letting me do this to him :)
Created for the WPC Week 142
source image thanks to Lamerie
Background here www.flickr.com/photos/jaako/297820961/
Statue here www.flickr.com/photos/n3wjack/370235259/, with thanks
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Counting is now a huge thing in my house; my son is starting to understand his numbers.
He picks up on things quite quickly and numbers are no different. Amy and I picked up a board with wooden numbers on it from Melissa & Doug which has 1-20 on it, and he can do a pretty good job identifying a good portion of those 20 numbers.
An abicus made it's way into the house as well; I remember playing with one in my kindergarten class living in rural Manitoba when I was a child. It's neat how things repeat themselves :)
2010 One World-One Health Pilot Study in Western Kenya" "Participatory epidemiology" PENAPH (photo credit: ILRI).
Counting Crows played Roseland Ballroom in support of their new covers record 'Underwater Sunshine.' A great time was had by all.
Still exploring the capabilities of the iPhone for live music photography.
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Markus Masataka
New Lanark was built around 1785, the site chosen for its proximity to the River Clyde. Richard Arkwright and David Dale were the founders. By 1799 it was the biggest cotton mill in Scotland.
The Counting house was built by Robert Owen c1810 - 16. It was built here to oversee both the mills and the village, and was where the weekly wages were paid.
Shortly after 11:00 pm on December 19th, the Cullman Police Department received a 911 call in regards to an alarm at Tobacco Country, located on US Highway 278 West and Cleveland Avenue in the City of Cullman.
When officers arrived, they observed the side door of the establishment had been smashed out with a rock/brick.
Officers took a report from the business owner at the time. They also examined surveillance video. The owner of the business then commenced repairs on the damaged door.
When the owners returned between 7:30-8:00 am the next morning, they had been victimized a SECOND time in the same overnight period. They found the front glass door of the store had been broken out; police were again notified.
Officers and investigators responded to the scene and again reviewed the additional surveillance video.
After watching the footage and speaking with the business owner throughout the day, investigators were able to determine a suspect - David Eric Sanders. Investigators then went to Sanders residence on Hickory Avenue located just a few blocks from the crime scene. They made contact with Sanders at that time.
Investigators were able to recover several items that were reported stolen from the business as well as obtain a confession from David Eric Sanders.
Thus, on December 20th, Cullman City Police Department Investigators Chris Thomason, Justin Craft, Lieutenant Jody Martin, Lieutenant Jeff Warnke and Officer Trey Higginbotham arrested:
DAVID ERIC SANDERS (28) of Cullman
Sanders is charged with:
• Burglary - 3rd Degree (two counts)
He was transported to the Cullman County Detention Center where he was booked in without incident.
Cullman Investigations Captain Beck Boyd had these thoughts after the arrest:
"I would like to thank all Investigators and patrol officers for exceptional work in the quick resolution of this case "
Anyone with any information on illegal activity is asked to contact Cullman Police Department at 256-775-7170.
Sanders bond was set at $10,000.00.
Full story: cullmantoday.com/2016/12/22/tobacco-country-burglarized-t...
This horrific depiction of Count Dracula is a lovely addition to the family. The original woodcarving is made out of pine with oil paints. It is hand carved by James Neill.
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Anastasia: This week's inspiration was a cartoon called "Mina and The Count", it's so cute! Mum loves it so much she has started a custom doll based on one of the characters! So here is a peek at him . . . it will be a while before he's finishd though, due to busyness. I hope he gets finished, the last project was started in February 2012 but is not complete.
Read all about him in Figure of the Day: figureoftheday.blogspot.com/2010/12/star-wars-figure-of-d...
Spc. Juan Colón Otero helps count COVID-19 vaccines May 21, at the Comprehensive Cancer Research Center in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico. DAU provided a fully embedded cross-functional team to support DOD during the COVID crisis. (Photo by Spc. Hassani Ribera, U.S. Army National Guard)
The Count makes his introduction...
Usually I post in the order I did the cards, but here I’ll reshuffle a bit to (sort of) tell the story…
The 3rd of 30 sketch cards done for the Bram Stoker’s Dracula trading card series by
Count Dracula, the coachman and Jonathan Harker created by Bram Stoker in 1897
© in the public domain
Sketch card
September 2o12
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