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This is the doorway to the courtyard we stayed at. We each rented a room, hard beds and lots of blankets.
Slurl: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Austin%20Island/242/12/23
I walk in solitude the first day
Entry into what appears an innocuous Eden
My hands trembling at my sides
Then clenched into fists as I first glimpse
The waters edge
I feel a rushing dizziness wrap 'round me
As if the water were a metaphor for everything.
Safety.
Danger.
Drowning.
Floating.
Weeping.
I've only come to the edge
And not yet stepped foot inside
And I wonder if I have the courage
To be fearless.
snapped seconds before that front door opened
and I was likely questioned about my doings
does anyone else who shoots stuff like this worry about getting a shotgun trained on them?
PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax FA* 24mm F2 IF AL
Écomusée d'Alsace • Ungersheim • Haut-Rhin • Alsace • France
Listed Building Grade II
List Entry Number : 1210343
Date First Listed : 13 March 1995
A late 18th century house, later used as offices, in sandstone with a slate roof. It has three storeys over a basement and a front of three bays. The doorway in the right bay has a moulded architrave, an inscribed frieze, and a cornice on fluted consoles. The windows are sashes with plain surrounds.
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1210343
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Lancaster,_Lancashire
There is something so appealing and comforting to all of the different kinds of doors and entries that i see here in Poland. So very different from the pristine entries I am used to seeing in Seattle. The above door has probably been around for hundreds of years....
Second sketch of the wet entry into the city. There is a second entry way but large enough only for a row boat.
Sorry for the repost. The photo you guys saw was the unedited version. Here is the edited one.
"The shadows are his ally....."
One of my entries (or only, I don't know) for the G.I. Brick Contest- New weapons showcasing the M9 in gunmetal.
All weapons are Brickarms and everything else is LEGO.
Enjoy!
My entry for OcTRAINber 2021 is this 0-4-0 crane tank. Sadly due to delays in progress it's not 100% complete however you could string it up and use the hook at a fixed height.
It has 3 functions in total:
A: forwards/backwards
B: hook raise/lower (not functional due to the 9V micromotor requiring more oomph than the Circuit Cube can provide)
C: arm rotate
It's freelanced but modified to fit into the LEGO® scale, but based off cranes such as Millfield and Glenfield and smaller, industrial crane tanks. It really needs a rework - moving ALL the motors around, and changing the winch motor to be body mounted and making the axle go through the turntable centre to control hook raise/lower than trying to be clever...
for the creative challenge on elsie's blog. :]
this one was inspired by "the darjeeling limited" i loooooove the colors in that film :]
Du Bois, PA. March 2019.
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My favourite coach from this years 67th UK Coach rally..i really am stuck in the past. Goodwins wonderful F90CBD a Volvo B10M / Jonckeere deauville C51FT even still had it's lovely G7 gearbox , The only heritage Coach entered this year. Photo taken 01/04/23
came across this private house driveway entry! Amazing to see. Wish I could've seen what the house looked like!! at Cedar Creek
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A low-res, flatbed scan of a 6x7 (2 1/4 x 2 3/4 inch) transparency.
This is another image from a night excursion with friends flopper, ...Annie, and Blue Hour. I was just going to upload this as a private image so I could paste it on the the other image's (Inbound) comment stream, now that flopper showed me how to, but then I thought I would just upload it so any newer contacts would see it on their "My contacts" pages. You can see part of the San Francisco skyline in a shroud of fog, as well as the Bay Bridge in the background. If you compare the two, you can see the marked difference in color cast from the red tail lights in this one, due to being on the entrance.
www.flickr.com/photos/flopper/
To keep the more popular spots less crowded, one must have a special ticket for some areas such as Bear Lake. Even with a pass you are not guaranteed a parking space in the parking lot, but they do have overflow lots that are then bused over to the main lot.
If you arrive before 5am or after 6pm then you do not need a reservation.
Ins Auge fiel mir bei unserem Hannover-Ausflug diese alte, hellblaue Eingangstüre.
Photo No. 5D037844
ISO200 | f/2,8 | 1/250 sec | 50 mm
Canon EF 50mm f/1,2 L USM | EOS-1D MarkII N
Aperture | PTLens | BorderFX
I did the branches on the mantel last year, but this year I wanted it to more convincingly look like a vine was growing up from the floor, consuming the house (something that is actually happening outside the house!)
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Halloween decorations 2011
My entry for day 267 of the 2009photochallenge; the theme for the day was MATH. I'm afraid my picture doesn't demonstrate any profound theorem of algebraic topology or anything (at least none that I know about!). On the plus side, this subject matter can be readily expressed in a visual format. And, most importantly, this gave me another opportunity to play with my newly built light tent. I'll get over that eventually, I promise....
I have been quite wobbly since last Friday.
My wonderful friends had a baby boy on 9th October. His entry into this world was dramatic for all of the wrong reasons, and he got deprived of oxygen at some point on the way out.
He spent the first few days of his life sedated and on a ventilator, having seizures, with his heart, brain and kidneys not working properly. Gradually his heart started working better, so his meds were reduced, and then his kidneys started working so his catheter was removed... and they reduced his sedation to the point where he woke up and fought the ventilator, so they took that off too.
The final hurdle was to get an eeg scan to see what sort of brain function he had. They got the results back yesterday.
Their beautiful, wonderful, waited-for boy has cerebral palsy, and will have learning difficulties for the rest of his life.
I keep crying for my friends, and I can barely look at my own boy without wanting to squeeze the life out of him by holding him so tightly. So many things about their little boy's arrival rang so true with my own experience of having a baby. Minutes separate their outcome with mine. It all seems so horribly unfair, and so cruel that he had made such fantastic progress only to fall at the final hurdle.
While I know that people can live fulfilling lives with CP and learning difficulties, it is quite an adjustment to make, from the rosy, easy, perfect future that everyone plans for their unborn baby. It's been so cruelly snatched away.
I'm finding it hard to come to terms with their awful luck. It feels so horribly self-indulgent though- if I am feeling this - what on earth must they be going through?
If anyone can spare a thought for little baby Dylan, I know his Mum and Dad would appreciate all the vibes they can get.
Little baby Dylan, I still can't wait to meet you. xxx
We've made this booklet to be inserted in our guest packages. It's kind like a short version of the website, with a welcome letter from our pastors and short descriptions of each ministry of The Refuge. The ring on the top left corner makes this product to be very editable, we can always insert extra pages or update old ones.