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I purchased this trim but have not decided if I am going to install it. The trim is resting in place for the photo. Front Passenger Trim.
The church tower and ruined nave in the grounds of Ettington Park Hotel date back to the 12th century. The rest of the church buildings along with the houses of Ettington village were intentionally demolished in 1795 when the village land was incorporated into the estate of the nearby Ettington Hall (now Ettington Park Hotel), on the orders of the local lord, George Shirley. A new village, Upper Ettington, was built two miles away, together with a new church.
The church tower is not open to the public, as the sign seen here clearly states!
As you walk into the jail. you see this gorgeous piano with the quilt hanging behind it...the quilt was lmade during the Civil War between 1861 and 1864.
Pak Ou Caves are about twenty-five kilometres up-streamfrom Luang Prabang, at the confluence of the Mekong and Ou Rivers.
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One of the best features of this house is the cute bench right in front of that first banister right when you walk in the door (usually covered with boxes ready to be returned) and I never take a photo of it. Those, my friend, are stairs you really need a good reason to climb. I've considered going barefoot if I accidently left my shoes upstairs.
This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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This it the entry way to my apartment (or ours rather). I share it with an Australian fellow named Matthew who is burly and friendly and a SUPER shy German guy who goes by Wentzel. Wentzel is leaving in March though, although he really wants to stay in Japan. Apparently they have some kind of work-exchange between Germany and Japan, so he could come and live very cheaply for a year and work in Japan. He's going to try to work out some kind of schooling thing, I think. He's only 19 or 20. Anyway, about our entry way... if you notice the size of my boots, you can see that this entry way isn't very big. The recess in the floor is where you are actually supposed to leave your shoes, and change into slippers. But, you can see that we aren't having that. We just kind of leave them by the door in that general area. I will try to only leave on pair out there at a time though.
