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Didn't see what the name of that ship was, but the island there in the middle is called Hamnholmen! ("Harbour island")
Hanko, Finland.
I'm having a busy evening tonight making the dvd for the wedding I photographed. I'm putting on the wedding video and all the photos to a slideshow with music - lots of fun :-). I just wanted to stop by quickly and put on this photo I took the other day whilst photgraphing the sunset at Kinver edge - I really loved the lighting up there!
At Drumpellier Lochs, An unusual sight in this neck of the woods!!
And beautiful early evening light as well :-)
This evening, my Dad called me and told me to go out on my balcony right away. And for good reason. This scene greeted me. God, I love Santa Fe.
I took three pictures and meshed them to create a panorama. The colors were not enhanced or changed in any way.
It was a very beautiful evening sunset. I told my son to look outside & he looks. Then he says go take a picture. He knows me too well. LOL
Ora ovviamente farò inorridire la mi aamica Krisma che è una sarta vera!
Ecco io lo so che bisogna usare i punti lenti per delimitare il modello, ma questo sistema è molto più veloce :D
Anzi, per fare la brava ho usato in questo caso il gesso da sarti, ma a volte uso un pastello o la matita, l'importante è che il tratto sia leggero, che venga fatto sul rovescio, e che nons i veda dal diritto (quindi non usare il nero o il blu sul bianco).
Con il gessetto non ci sono problemi, visto che se ne va da solo e non macchia.
You can shine like a star without breaking your bank!
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The President of the Republic of Korea, Her Excellency Park Geun-hye, commenced a State Visit to the United Kingdom from 5 to 7 November 2013.
Viscount Hood (Lord in Waiting) was present at Heathrow Airport, London, in the evening of 4 November upon the arrival of he President of the Republic of Korea and welcomed the President on behalf of The Queen.
The Duke of York welcomed the President on behalf of The Queen at London Hilton on Park Lane Hotel, 22 Park Lane, London W1 in the morning of 5 November and accompanied her by car to Horse Guards Parade.
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh and other dignitaries including the Prime Minister welcomed the President at a Pavilion on Horse Guards Parade.
The President of the Republic of Korea, accompanied by The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, were driven in the Australian State Coach in a Carriage Procession to Buckingham Palace with a Sovereign's Escort of the Household Cavalry.
The Duke of York followed in the Scottish State Coach with the Republic of Korea's foreign and science ministers.
Gun Salutes were fired in Green Park by The King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, and at the Tower of London by the Honourable Artillery Company.
Guards of Honour were provided at Horse Guards Parade by the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards and at Buckingham Palace by 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards. Troops from the Foot Guards lined the route along the Mall.
Her Majesty's Body Guard of the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, The Queen's Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard and a Detachment of Household Cavalry were also on duty.
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh paid a State Visit to the Republic of Korea at the invitation of President Kim Dae-jung in 1999.
The President of the Republic of Korea, Mr Roh Moo-hyun, paid a State Visit to the United Kingdom in 2004.
State visits are formal visits to the UK by Heads of State from overseas undertaken with the aim of strengthening Britain's relationships with other countries.
There are usually two incoming State visits each year. Invitations are sent on the advice of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
The Queen acts as host to the visiting Head of State, who stays either at Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle or, occasionally, the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
Visits normally begin with a ceremonial welcome attended by The Queen and other senior members of the Royal Family. If the guest is staying at Buckingham Palace, the welcome takes place on Horse Guards Parade.
After inspecting a guard of honour, the visiting President or Monarch then travels with the Queen in a Carriage Procession back to Buckingham Palace.
On the evening of the arrival day, the Head of State will attend a State Banquet in his or her honour.
Before leaving, he or she may host a Banquet or other return hospitality at an alternative location.
During the visit, the Head of State will meet the British Prime Minister, Government ministers and leaders of the other main political parties.
The visiting Head of State will also normally attend a Banquet hosted by the Lord Mayor and City of London Corporation, when he or she will meet leaders of commerce and industry.
When Heads of State visit Britain less formally, they are nearly always received in audience by The Queen.