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Jadalnia w zabytkowym XIX-wiecznym pałacu Karola Scheiblera - najbogatszego łódzkiego przemysłowca pochodzenia niemieckiego.
Obecnie Muzeum Kinematografii. Łódź
The dining room in the historic 19th-century palace of Karol Scheibler - the richest industrialist of German origin in Łódź.
Currently the Museum of Cinematography. Łódź, Poland, Europe
A selection of vehicles from the DBS Dining fleet at their Rickmansworth base on 5th October 2020. Dennis Trident Alexander ALX400 DB55 EAT is ex Stagecoach London 18487 LX55 BFF whilst D658 YCD is a former Ministry of Defence Leyland Tiger Plaxton Derwent.
This little Downy Woodpecker was having a feast on a flower stalk of Common Mullein at the community gardens. I'm still always happily surprised when wild things let me get close enough to use the 50mm or 105mm to shoot. With so many people around the gardens every day, I think the birds here have developed some level of comfort with humans sharing their gardens. :)
The ceiling of the dining room of King Henry VIII. The Hampton Court Palace, London.
I walked in and my jaw dropped.
Suggestion for the day: view large.
I was allowed to join a very friendly pair of cranes on Friday night as they enjoyed their dinner. I was surprised that my minimum focus distance was reached at one point due to their curiosity, you won't find me complaining about that though.
"You wanna see a secret passage?" the old security guard asked me.
"Are you kidding?" I asked.
And with that, he showed me how to get up into this area. It wasn't super-duper-secret, since this is how singers used to get up high to entertain the guests below.
I'm glad I'm not one of those people that has to choose who sits where in these big banquet events. I think people in these situations really get their nose out of joint if they don't get to sit next to so-and-so. But, if you're hanging out and dining in Hearst Castle, you have to look pretty hard to find something to complain about! :)
- Trey Ratcliff
Read more here at the Stuck in Customs blog.
This is Benji Walters from Coplow:-) We met him and his companion in a pub where we had stopped off for lunch on route to our holiday cottage.
Benji had his own lunch but wasn't very keen on it. The landlord of the pub said he had a regular who came in every Friday with his dog for lunch and they always cooked a couple of sausages for the dog as a treat. He offered to do the same for Benji! And so Benji had sausages for lunch:-)
I suppose all us animal 'owners' will understand the hygiene going on here - lol
Happy Furry Friday everyone!
Wishing you all a fabulous weekend
There was a small gallery in the Carneige Museum of Art (Cleveland, Ohio) displaying a number of rooms of dollhouse furniture. The colleciton of miniatures came from the estate of Sarah Mellon Siaife. The miniature rooms were modeled after actual rooms in her former country home in Ligonier, Pennsylvania (which has since been demolished). This dining room was my favorite.
Here's a couple of old photos about things I've been planning for Sybil's dining room. I've only had these photos on Ipernity until now. I had the brown dining set with cushioned chairs specifically made by Mini Chair. If you've seen them sell anything similar, it came after this. ;-) I'm not sure when I'll be able to set up Sybil's dining room, because I need big windows for it, but at least I have most of the items ready for it... except the huge amount of books that will go into a huge white bookcase I've later bought.
I may leave the brown modern bookcase out of that diorama, but the golden glass cabinet will definitely be there to display Sybil's glassware, ceramic pots, antique postcards and other beautiful items. :-)
Dining car DF232 forms part of Journey Beyond's Great Southern as it climbs from Gunning in southern NSW.