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Meander through Evolving Gardens for a wide variety of outdoor and gardening items. There are exquisite and tranquil landscaping plants, flowers, bridges, and waterfalls. Experience the beauty and intrigue of nature among the many paths throughout. Explore far enough and you will even find a place for Tia Chi and mediation.
Until the reunification of Italy in 1861, Martina Franca was a fully walled town, with 24 towers and four gates. As it evolved to cater for more modern requirements, however, some of these towers were removed and other access roads punched into the walls. However, the four Renaissance and Baroque gates still exist, effectively delineating the old town from the more modern 19th century part of town, which also has some fine buildings and a shady park.
Opposite the park is the wide, tree-lined expanse of Piazza XX Settembre, which leads through the Porta di Santo Stefano (one of the four gates) into Piazza Roma, home to the impressive 17th century Palazzo Ducale. From here it is a short walk through the narrow streets to Piazza Plebiscito, the true heart of the town and backdrop to its masterpiece, the delightful Basilica di San Martino. Its intricate, sandy-coloured, über-Baroque façade is extremely fine, especially when illuminated by the evening sun.
Jökulsárlón (lit. "Glacier Lagoon") is the largest glacier lagoon or lake in Iceland. Situated in south eastern Iceland, at the head of the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier branching from the Vatnajökull, between Skaftafell National Park and Höfn, it evolved into a lagoon after the glacier started receding from the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
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M1 & M2 towers in Mississauga City Centre
The accordion styling is unique to my experience and quite eye catching. Two more towers are planned aside these two.
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Entry numero uno to EvolvedTurtle's contest.
Tell me what you think! And be sure to check out his contest, it's a really unique one.
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Location: Charleston Heights, LaVista del Mar
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The new buildings get ever taller but the historic street patterns remain the same. This is Manchester in 2020.
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UTA's 10th Anniversary MP36 locomotive departs the North Temple station in Salt Lake City, Utah on a crystal clear Dec. 2, 2022 afternoon. UP's former South Yard property continues to evolve as high-density housing occupies the space where freight trains were were broken and built a century ago.
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Picton’s Harbour
The area covers the south and east edges of the Picton’s harbour and runs along Bridge Street. Buildings on the harbour originally served to support industry associated with shipping. As the transportation of goods shifted to land based methods, the once mercantile harbour has evolved to accommodate residential and recreational uses. There is a mix of residential and commercial buildings, as well as open space uses along the harbour. The harbour also functions as a tourist
destination with a boardwalk and docks for recreational boats.
Picton’s harbour has a rich and layered cultural history. Once used as a landing point in a network of aboriginal portage trails, and later informing the development pattern, transportation networks, and industrial and early economic history of Picton and Hallowell, the harbour is central to the cultural heritage of the area.
Up until the early 20th century, the waterfront properties at the head of the harbour were active warehouses with dredged and hardened docking areas for large vessels along the water’s edge. While the dockwalls remain largely intact to this day, all of the warehouse activity is now gone and most of the waterfront properties at the head of the harbour have been redeveloped as private residential and commercial sites.
The existing character of the streetscape within this area, along Bridge Street, is marked by what is no longer there rather than what currently is. The mouth of the harbour where the creek meets the bay was once a bustling intersection as a primary point of arrival and departure for passengers and goods. Streetwall buildings that met Bridge Street and extended towards Top-of-Hill acted as a physical connection of the harbour to the downtown core. Trading activity on the harbour spilled up from the harbour onto Bridge Street and funnelled to the commercial thoroughfare on Main Street. The vibrant streetscape character of the
area was lost with the demolition of the streetwall buildings and replacement with a modern strip mall at 18 Bridge Street.
Nevertheless, the remaining streetwall buildings at Bridge and Union Streets contribute to a terminating view and sense of arrival into the Town as one descends south-westward from the Loyalist Parkway.
Today, local residents and visitors alike are less aware of the harbour than they once were. At present, there is limited public access to the waterfront. A boardwalk provides access to marina slips, evidence of the harbour’s primary function as a
destination and launching point for recreational boating.
Despite its current diminished status, the harbour represents a hidden jewel for Picton, waiting to be re-discovered. The natural topography that defines the harbour basin, and which has continually informed patterns of movement and settlement in the area, remains intact. From the water, a dramatic approach to the
head of the harbour can still be experienced and, at a number of existing overlook points, a dramatic harbour-side townscape is revealed. Re-vitalizing the harbour, and re-connecting the harbour to the town represents a significant opportunity to
improve quality of life for residents and to attract more tourists, contributing to the economic vitality of the town.
4/6/2018
This photo was taken through the window of a tram as it approached Deansgate-Castlefield....
Style belongs to only you. We all have our own sense of style. Evolve is just that.
So as we head into the weekend and the end of April why not have some fun. Sujin is a dress to do just that. Its vibrant color and little sparkle built in make this a great dress to transition from day to evening by just the touch up of the hair, lip color and shoes. Pick up Sujin this weekend for $60L. After that it goes up. New From Evolve.
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Dress: Braulia by Evolve Fashion
Jewelry: Oceans and Wild Child by Chop Zuey
Hair: No Explosion and No Somewhere by No Match
Head: Leluktka Lilly
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I have evolved from sending postcards to sending emails... I also know how to spell "Wednesday" correctly now!
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DRS 57304 'Pride of Cheshire' on Thunderbird duty with GBRf 92044 'Couperin' at Carlisle Station. 08/11/2017.
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Years ago things would have been repaired or manufactured by riveting. Now most everything metal is welded. In my work as an artist / blacksmith though I do use both methods favoring the rivets as they are a more traditional method of joinery.
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Eyes: SHIMM
Makeup: Opulein and Saint
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Tattoo: Endless Pain