English Heritage Days Out
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King's College, Cambridge, from the back (or more accurately, from The Backs), with King's College Chapel - one of the most famous sights in the town (a Gothic chapel the size of a grand church, consecrated in 1443), and Clare college to the left.
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So many designers have been generous in giving such lovely group gifts lately....Hisa has done just that as well with a beautiful new English Garden Shed...equipped with roses and bushes so you can pretty much set it down and be done! Be sure to wear your group tag to grab the gift..I've paired it with La maisonette D'Aurora by Hisa as well so you can see how perfectly they fit together...Pictured:
Hisa - English Garden Shed (New Group Gift)
HISA - English Garden Shed Bush
Hisa - Gift - Lanterne D'aurora (Previous Group Gift)
Hisa Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/someday/117/119/22
Hisa - La maisonette D'Aurora out at faMESHed
faMESHed: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/FaMESHed/226/144/1001
Hisa Flickr: flic.kr/ps/3RR2wW
Misc:
hive // cone boxwood topiary . lighted
Tuesdays Farbric Lights
CR Mountain Pine
CR Pampas Grass
Garden- by anc "susuki grass"
Apple Fall Old Church Gate
*alirium* DwarfForest
Skye Windswept Tree
Nutmeg. Chesterfield Sofa Nude
Nutmeg. Warm Respite Fireplace
Nutmeg. Garden Bench w/Plaid
..::THOR::.. Industrial Coffee Table
NOMAD // Brocante // Flower Urn
Apple Fall Urne de Terra Cuite
*CSF* Blonde Beach Grass
Nutmeg. Her Bike White
DJ / SF Pilings - Rustic
Thanks for your support and have a safe and healthy week ahead! ❤️
Castle Howard in North Yorkshire, England and home to a branch of the Howards. Designed by John Vanbrugh assisted by Nicholas Hawksmoor in the then fashionable English Baroque style. Construction began in 1701.
It was Vanbrugh’s first major foray into architecture. He and the professional architect Hawksmoor were involved shortly after with the design of Blenheim Palace
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A fire in 1940 destroyed much of the building including the dome. Part has since been restored.
I was so excited to get this top hat for some of my portrait ideas, but how could I resist photographing the one who’s a natural in it!
Thank you so much for your visit
More stylin' in Large!
Photo Date: 22 Dec 2021 (Wed)
Located: Stonehenge, Near Amesbury, Wiltshire, England
Filmed and edited by Kelvin Ho
Hurley, Berkshire. The parish church was originally part of the benedictine priory founded in 1086, dissolved in 1536
There was a time when we thought that the Anglican Church was as unchangeable and as permanent as the English weather, that the red telephone cubicle was part of an identifiable English character, and that the equally red letter box would be eternal.
"Oh, oh, you think you're special
Oh, oh, you think you're something else"
The Anglican Church is no longer what it used to be - and its majority is no longer "English". English weather is now a matter of unpredictable surprises, telephone cubicles have been superseded by smart phones, and the Royal Mail is neither royal nor reliable in its delivery of letters. And the English character? You tell me. We in the UK are living among fossilised objects, and if new life is springing up it will in all likelihood have little to do with the Anglican Church, the Royal Mail and Englishness. Let me put it bluntly, it is immigration that is blowing new life into a sclerotised and inelastic body. Leica M8, Voigtlaender 35/1.4.
LeLutka Fleur Head Evo-X
[ INITHIUM ] KUPRA HD BOM V.0001/4
.::WoW Skins::. Latte LIN (Full Body) BOM
LIVIA // Mix it PRO Base Nails [MEGGA PACK]
DOUX - Princess hairstyle [BLOGGER PACK]
KAYE DRESS LATEX ED (lcc)
ELIORA HEELS PAYTENT LEATHER (lcc)
Visit this location at Dragonfly Lake - Spiritual English countryside in Second Life
The main differences between a Spanish bluebell and an English bluebell are: On the Spanish flower, the bells are all around the stem, not just on one side, which gives the English bluebell its drooping stature. The leaves are wider and bigger. The petals of each bell open wider and flare at the ends rather than curl.
Canon EOS 6D - f/9 - 1/80sec - 100mm - ISO 500
- Lolium perenne, common name perennial ryegrass,, English ryegrass, winter ryegrass or ray grass, is a grass from the family Poaceae. It is native to Europe, Asia and northern Africa, but is widely cultivated and naturalised around the world.
- Engels raaigras (Lolium perenne) is een dichte zoden-vormende, vaste plant uit de grassenfamilie (Poaceae).
Engels raaigras komt zowel van nature als uitgezaaid in Nederland voor.
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PLUIE DE LUMIÈRE (V-2)
Peut-on rêver mieux, sous un ciel bas et pluvieux?
Oublier notre précieuse solitude, dissimulée, avec peine, sous un parapluie incolore…
Est-ce possible?
Et si on redécouvrait ce rire d’enfance, devenu muet avec le temps qui passe?
Le temps d’un émerveillement vrai devant la beauté de notre îlot vivant dans la vastitude de l’Univers.
Le temps d’une folle poésie lumineuse.
Le temps d’une pluie de lumière.
Le temps nous presse de rêver mieux
Sous ce ciel bas et pluvieux que nous partageons tous.
PATRICE (Inspiré d’Alphonse de Lamartine et de Charles Baudelaire)
N.B. Mes images ne sont pas conçues ou générées par des Intelligences artificielles. Il s'agit d'un travail artisanal dont je suis l’auteur.
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RAIN OF LIGHT (V-2)
Can we dream better, under a low, rainy sky?
Forget our precious solitude, hidden, with difficulty, under a colorless umbrella...
Is it possible?
What if we rediscovered that childhood laughter, muted with the passing of time?
The time for true wonder at the beauty of our living island in the vastness of the Universe.
The time for a wild, luminous poetry.
The time for a rain of light.
Time is urging us to dream better.
Under this low, rainy sky that we all share.
PATRICE (Inspired by Alphonse de Lamartine and Charles Baudelaire)
N.B. My images are not designed or generated by artificial intelligence. This is an artisanal work of which I am the author.
Morning and evening
Maids heard the goblins cry:
‘Come buy our orchard fruits,
Come buy, come buy:
Apples and quinces,
Lemons and oranges,
Plump unpeck’d cherries,
Melons and raspberries,
Bloom-down-cheek’d peaches,
Swart-headed mulberries,
Wild free-born cranberries,
Crab-apples, dewberries,
Pine-apples, blackberries,
Apricots, strawberries;—
All ripe together
In summer weather,—
Morns that pass by,
Fair eves that fly;
Come buy, come buy …’
Christina Rossetti, ‘Goblin Market’
Taken at Goatwood stunning 1800s sim
DenDen - "Freedom" pose