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What's a Blackroll? For the self-massage of the fascia a special massage roller, the so-called blackroll, can be used.
2nd place , Beautiful Capture of Shop/Fascia Sign , Aug 2022
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Sotto la fascia di ferro che regge la colonna con la statua, è chiaramente visibile l'anno 1565.
Under the iron band that supports the column with the statue, the year 1565 is clearly visible.
Soumračník čárečkovaný
Thymelicus lineola, Súmračník čiarkový, Essex Skipper, Schwarzkolbiger Braundickkopf, Daurat de punta negra, Streg-bredpande, Harilik viirgpunnpea, Dorada linea corta, Hespérie du Dactyle, Smeđi debeloglavac, Adopea a fascia nera, Juodbuožis storgalvis, Vanalas busalepke, Zwartsprietdikkopje, Timoteismyger, Karłątek ryska, Debelorubi livadar, Lauhahiipijä, Mindre tåtelsmygare, Siyah Antenli Zýpzýp
Lokalita: Bílovice nad Svitavou, Resslova hájenka, CZ
Soumračník čárečkovaný
Thymelicus lineola, Súmračník čiarkový, Essex Skipper, Schwarzkolbiger Braundickkopf, Daurat de punta negra,
Streg-bredpande, Harilik viirgpunnpea, Dorada linea corta, Hespérie du Dactyle, Smeđi debeloglavac, Adopea a fascia nera, Juodbuožis storgalvis, Vanalas busalepke, Zwartsprietdikkopje, Timoteismyger, Karłątek ryska, Debelorubi livadar, Lauhahiipijä, Mindre tatelsmygare, Siyah Antenli Zýpzýp
Lokalita: Bílovice nad Svitavou
La luce alimenta la vita sul Pianeta. La nutre, la riveste di bellezza, la fa rifulgere, le dona i colori. Senza la luce neppure il paesaggio potrebbe esistere. E' infatti la sua carezza sulla superficie della Terra che ne determina le forme, i colori, la profondità, le atmosfere. In questo caso una fascia di luce accarezza il versante boscoso di una montagna e fa risplendere il bosco di larici in veste autunnale; come per magia ..... ..
The hermitage is the only remains of the Royal Priory of San Miguel of Breamo where a small monkishcommunity of San Agustín was settled in times of Fernando II of León (1157-1188).
It was built in1187, according to the inscription on the left buttres of the main facade.
It has got a Latin - cross plant, with one nave and three apses in wich its transversal nave exceeds width and height the main nave.
The cover is totally domed, a circumstance not very frequent in Galician Romanesque. And its decoration of naturalist and plant types is present on capitels, modillions, fascias, ornamental top of cruising arches and on the base of the columns.
Soumračník čárečkovaný
Thymelicus lineola, Súmračník čiarkový, Essex Skipper, Schwarzkolbiger Braundickkopf, Daurat de punta negra,
Streg-bredpande, Harilik viirgpunnpea, Dorada linea corta, Hespérie du Dactyle, Smeđi debeloglavac, Adopea a fascia nera, Juodbuožis storgalvis, Vanalas busalepke, Zwartsprietdikkopje, Timoteismyger, Karłątek ryska, Debelorubi livadar, Lauhahiipijä, Mindre tatelsmygare, Siyah Antenli Zýpzýp
Lokalita: Bílovice nad Svitavou
When the rain is heavy, the fascia bord at the corner of our house is dripping water. I placed a bin underneath it to collect this precious ressource, then use it on the plants in the garden. Sometimes, an insect or a lizard falls in the water and drowns if I don't see it soon enough. Luckily for this cute Penny Lizard, I rescued it in time and, after warming it in my hand for a while, placed it on an Amaryllis leaf. In shock, it stayed there for a moment, before resuming its normal activities :)
A National Trust property. The interesting thing (or, one of them!) is that it was never finished, and never lived in.
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nessuna modifica in post produzione, solo un taglio quadrato! la parte inferiore dell' immagine era totalmente in ombra e lo sfondo sono le sfumature del lago....
la fascia nera in basso è una cornice.
A pair of photos showing the lower and upper facades of the Tan Teng Niah house in Little India, Singapore. A very popular spot for those Instagrammers...
This set of cables just needs one more cable to complete the framework for a musical staff. With the cooperation of some local birdlife, we could then make music!
Part of the decaying fascia of Savage’s old corner shop.
Inside, it remains inhabited but the word is it hasn’t been touched since the 60s or 70s.
A classic Opel with attractive body lines, somewhat in American style with a distinctive, charismatic front fascia.
Faro di punta Palascia_Otranto.
La fascia sfuocata a centro fotogramma è il nubifragio che poco dopo si è abbattuto sulla costa . Giusto il tempo di correre in auto.
« I pescatori del tratto di mare tra la Torre del Serpe e la Palascìa raccontano che in certe giornate, quando le nuvole in cielo sono gonfie di pioggia e il sole le illumina come fossero vele, sulla superficie dell'acqua si può scorgere un brillio: i riflessi dorati di qualcosa di simile a una tromba »
La Punta Palascìa, comunemente Capo d'Otranto, è il punto più orientale d'Italia.
Punta Palascìa, commonly Capo d'Otranto, is the easternmost point of Italy.
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Period Post Medieval
Site Description The Chirk Railway Viaduct lies directly to the west of Chirk Aqueduct and carries the Shrewsbury to Chester railway across the Ceiriog Valley. The viaduct was built to the design of Henry Robinson, chief engineer to the Shrewsbury to Chester Railway, in 1846-1848, with Thomas Brassey the general contractor. The Shrewsbury to Chester line was initiated by Robinson, who had received his training under George Stephenson, and who recognised the need, not met by the canals, to transport materials to Wrexham and Chester. The line became part of the Great Western Railway system in 1854.
It is built of coursed squared rock-faced stone with the upper arch stage of brick faced with stone. It is approximately 260m (849ft) long, comprising 16 arches, ten forming the major span, rising 30m (100ft) above the river. The three arches at either end were first built in wood but replaced in stone in 1858. The main piers are tapered upwards to the an ashlar fascia and torus moulding on the springing line, above which there are decorative arched niches with architraves, keystones and pediments. The arches between piers have ashlar voussoirs, with a dropped keystone (Cadw listing).
Sources:
Hubbard E, Clwyd, Buildings of Wales series, 1986, p130;
Hurdsman C N, A History of the Parish of Chirk, 1996, pp149-150;
Sivewright W J, Civil Engineering Heritage, Wales and Western England, 1986.
Information From Cofiein.
Texture's & Effect's My Texture
So it's not exactly a surprise that I went down this route. Because. Obviously I would.
Sponsored:
Skin: Ghoulish Fascia Skin by BeSpoke Caravan, available at Atomic World, and afterwards at the BeSpoke Caravan Mainstore.
Tongue: Thetra Demon Tongue by Codex, available at the upcoming round of Men Only Monthly, and afterwards at the Codex Mainstore.
Chest Hole: Heartbreak by She Said Destroy, available now at Nightshade, and afterwards at the She Said Destroy Mainstore. Now comes with an update for Legacy Male.
Hands: Malevolent by Unholy, available The Warehouse Sale and afterwards at the Unholy mainstore.
Other Deets:
Head: Lelutka - Raven
Body: eBody - Reborn
Heart: Sorumin - Bloody Heart
As usual, if you're curious about the raw shot, you can find it on my blog, or you can find before/after shots on my BlueSky. Check those out!
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The facade of this building shows a symbolic graph of the seismic shaking during the major 2011 earthquakes.
CREPUSCOLO SULL'ACQUA.
Visitare le sorgenti del Sile significa immergersi in un angolo di natura ancora incontaminata nel cuore della pianura veneta, a soli pochi chilometri di distanza da Treviso.
Il fiume Sile è un fiume per molti aspetti singolare: nasce da una fascia di risorgive al limite di una pianura di origine alluvionale e, dopo un percorso di circa 96 km, sfocia a nord-est vicino a Jesolo. Da pochi anni è stato istituito il parco naturale regionale del Sile, un territorio molto importante dal punto di vista ambientale, che cerca di proteggere e preservare il corso del maggiore fiume italiano di risorgiva. La zona delle sorgenti è caratterizzata da aree parzialmente occupate da paludi e zone umide di particolare importanza ambientale. Una zona che si può visitare tutto l’anno; tuttavia, essendo un’area tendenzialmente umida, è meglio evitare le giornate piovose o nebbiose.
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TWILIGHT ON THE WATER.
Visiting the sources of the Sile means immersing yourself in a corner of unspoiled nature in the heart of the Venetian plain, just a few kilometers away from Treviso.
The river Sile is in many ways a unique river: it originates from a strip of springs at the edge of a plain of alluvial origin and, after a journey of about 96 km, flows into the north-east near Jesolo. A few years ago the Sile regional natural park was established, a very important area from an environmental point of view, which seeks to protect and preserve the course of the largest Italian resurgence river. The area of the springs is characterized by areas partially occupied by marshes and wetlands of particular environmental importance. An area that can be visited all year round; however, being a basically humid area, it is better to avoid rainy or foggy days.
CANON EOS 600D con ob. SIGMA 10-20 f./4-5,6 EX DC HSM
On the upperside, the wings of the Lime Butterfly are black with large yellow markings. These form an irregular macular fascia running from the apex of the forewing to the mid-dorsum on the hind wing, and there is a series of yellow submarginal spots on both wings. At the bottom of the hind wing (space 1b) is a red spot with an anterior narrow blue lunule. As for the female, this blue lunule forms the anterior portion of a large black circular spot above the red spot. The underside is predominantly yellow with a series of reddish post-discal bars on the hind wing.
This butterfly is common in gardens wherever the host plants of the species, Citrus spp. are cultivated. It is a strong flyer with a rapid erratic flight. It flies from flower to flower in search of nectar. Like many Papilionidae it has a characteristic flight when feeding, in that whilst the forewings are flapping rapidly, the hindwings are held almost stationary as if to balance the butterfly perched on a flower as it sucks nectar from the flower with its long proboscis.
In the cool morning hours, the Lime Butterfly may be found resting amongst shrubbery, sunbathing with its wings opened flat, as if to warm up before taking flight and going about the day's business.
An interesting phenomenon, particularly in the more affluent Asian countries, is that during the Lunar New Year celebrations, the Lime Butterfly appears to be more common than usual, due to the discarded Citrus plants which are traditionally purchased with the orange fruits ripened, to signify wealth during this Chinese festival. With the abundance of its host plant during this season, the female Lime Butterfly will waste no time ovipositing on the available host plants.
The eggs are oviposited singly on the young leaves of the Citrus host plant. The egg is smooth, round and yellowish in color, measuring around 1mm in diameter.
After about 3-4 days, the caterpillar hatches from the egg, and immediately starts to consume the eggshell completely. The caterpillar then starts to eat the young leaf that the egg was laid upon.
After a total of 11 days upon hatching from the egg, the caterpillar then goes into a day of dormant pre-pupation pose after carefully selecting a perch onto which it can pupate upright.
The pupa is light green with two projections to the front on its head and also one on its thorax. The abdominal segments are a bright lime green as opposed to the toned down green of the rest of the pupa. A silken girdle helps the pupa stay in an upward position.
After about 10 days, the pupa shell turns transparent and the wings of the butterfly can be seen through the semi-transparent pupa shell.
Upon eclosion, the adult butterfly emerges and hangs its wings out to dry, as it pumps fluids into the wings to expand them. When its wings are sufficiently dry and hardened, usually after about an hour or more, it takes its maiden flight.
Sign on the roof of Treg Trailers, a local engineering workshop and showroom for household domestic trailers and custom built trailers. The sign on the roof is accompanied by a life-sized red trailer.
The title refers to the only engineer's name that I automatically recall from a classic Dr Who episode. Unfortunately Engineer Eckersley was a bad 'un, in league other bad 'uns to steal the valuable mining deposits.
The current chain of ownership began in 1760, when William Watts bought the estate on his retirement from service in Bengal, and built a classical villa. The mansion and grounds were further extended by George Canning, who later became Prime Minister.He worked the farm with cattle and sheep, wheat, barley, and hay,built a kitchen garden and developed a beautiful arboretum and shrubbery. He is reported to have plagued the British Envoy in Lisbon for many good large orange trees for his conservatory ! Today the building is used as an Arts Centre.
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This little wonder was flittering around in the Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park. When it finally lighted we were impressed with its blue tipped antennae and orange-yellow marks so we took its picture. A search on the web shows it to be probably a great southern white butterfly: ascia monuste. Who knew.
On the upperside, the wings of the Lime Butterfly are black with large yellow markings. These form an irregular macular fascia running from the apex of the forewing to the mid-dorsum on the hind wing, and there is a series of yellow submarginal spots on both wings. At the bottom of the hind wing (space 1b) is a red spot with an anterior narrow blue lunule. As for the female, this blue lunule forms the anterior portion of a large black circular spot above the red spot. The underside is predominantly yellow with a series of reddish post-discal bars on the hind wing.
This butterfly is common in gardens wherever the host plants of the species, Citrus spp. are cultivated. It is a strong flyer with a rapid erratic flight. It flies from flower to flower in search of nectar. Like many Papilionidae it has a characteristic flight when feeding, in that whilst the forewings are flapping rapidly, the hindwings are held almost stationary as if to balance the butterfly perched on a flower as it sucks nectar from the flower with its long proboscis.
In the cool morning hours, the Lime Butterfly may be found resting amongst shrubbery, sunbathing with its wings opened flat, as if to warm up before taking flight and going about the day's business.
An interesting phenomenon, particularly in the more affluent Asian countries, is that during the Lunar New Year celebrations, the Lime Butterfly appears to be more common than usual, due to the discarded Citrus plants which are traditionally purchased with the orange fruits ripened, to signify wealth during this Chinese festival. With the abundance of its host plant during this season, the female Lime Butterfly will waste no time ovipositing on the available host plants.
The eggs are oviposited singly on the young leaves of the Citrus host plant. The egg is smooth, round and yellowish in color, measuring around 1mm in diameter.
After about 3-4 days, the caterpillar hatches from the egg, and immediately starts to consume the eggshell completely. The caterpillar then starts to eat the young leaf that the egg was laid upon.
After a total of 11 days upon hatching from the egg, the caterpillar then goes into a day of dormant pre-pupation pose after carefully selecting a perch onto which it can pupate upright.
The pupa is light green with two projections to the front on its head and also one on its thorax. The abdominal segments are a bright lime green as opposed to the toned down green of the rest of the pupa. A silken girdle helps the pupa stay in an upward position.
After about 10 days, the pupa shell turns transparent and the wings of the butterfly can be seen through the semi-transparent pupa shell.
Upon eclosion, the adult butterfly emerges and hangs its wings out to dry, as it pumps fluids into the wings to expand them. When its wings are sufficiently dry and hardened, usually after about an hour or more, it takes its maiden flight.
Italien / Trentino - Fassatal
Val San Nicolò
Lake Lagusel
Lagusel See
The Fassa Valley (Ladin: Fascia, Italian: Val di Fassa, German: Fassatal) is a valley in the Dolomites in Trentino, northern Italy. As an administrative valley community (Italian: Comunità di valle, German: Talgemeinschaft) of Trentino, it is called Region Comun General de Fascia.
The valley is the home of the Ladin community in Trentino, which make up the majority of the population.
Municipalities
The municipalities in the valley include (Ladin name):
Canazei (Cianacei)
Campitello di Fassa (Ciampedel)
Mazzin (Mazin)
San Giovanni di Fassa (Sen Jan)
Soraga di Fassa (Soraga)
Moena (Moena)
(Wikipedia)
The Val San Nicolò stretches from Pozza di Fassa to the Marmolada Group and offers relaxation amidst dense woods and gentle Alpine meadows
Starting point of our hike is the parking space “Sauc” in the Val San Nicolò (St. Nicholas valley), east of Pozza di Fassa. We follow the marker no. 640 towards "Lagusel", first along the creek before it turns to the right and proceeds steeply uphill. Almost the whole ascent of our hike is already done at the beginning and we reach the Alpine meadows of Lagusel with the little mountain lake.
We proceed further up to the Sella Palacia mountain pass (marker no. 641) which is located below the peaks of the Costabella and offers a gorgeous panoramic view. Here our descent to the Val San Nicolò starts. The “Baita alle Cascate” mountain hut is an ideal place to take a rest, it is located amidst blooming Alpine meadows, the burbling waterfalls of Jonta behind.
To get back to the parking space we follow the valley path which proceeds through the beautiful landscape of meadows with lovely wooden huts past the Ciampie Mountain Hut.
(trentino.com)
Das Val San Nicolò zieht sich von Pozza di Fassa in die Marmolatagruppe hinein und bietet Erholung zwischen dichten Wäldern und sanften Almwiesen
Ausgangspunkt ist der Parkplatz "Sauc" im Val San Nicolò östlich von Pozza di Fassa. Wir folgen dem Wegweiser Nr. 640 in Richtung "Lagusel". Zuerst folgt dieser dem Bach, dann zweigt er rechts, teils steil ansteigend, den Berghang hoch ab. Fast die gesamte Steigung der Wandertour bringen wir so schon zu Beginn in einem Zug hinter uns und erreichen die Almwiesen von Lagusel. Hier liegt ein kleiner, flacher Bergsee, in dessen Wasser sich Wald und Himmel spiegeln.
Zurück auf dem Weg geht es weiter hoch zum Sella Palacia Pass (Weg Nr. 641). Vom Pass aus, der unter den Spitzen der Costabella (Sas da Pecol) liegt und gen Westen den Blick zum Rosengarten öffnet, geht es dann ruppig abwärts ins Nikolaustal hinunter. Wir freuen uns schon sehr auf die Einkehr in der Schutzhütte "Baita alle Cascate". Diese liegt am Talschluss umgeben von blühenden Almwiesen. Und gleich dahinter liegen die plätschernden Wasserfälle von Jonta.
Um zurück zum Parkplatz zu gelangen, folgen wir dem Talweg, der sich durch die Landschaft aus Almwiesen mit wunderschönen Holzhütten zieht und an der Ciampie-Hütte vorbei, gemütlich wieder zu unserem Ausgangspunkt zurück führt.
(trentino.com)
Das Fassatal (kurz Fassa, veraltet Eves, italienisch Val di Fassa, ladinisch Val de Fascia [ˈfaʃa]) ist ein zu zwei Dritteln ladinischsprachiges Tal in den Dolomiten. Es liegt im Trentino in Italien und wird zu Ladinien gezählt. Das Fassatal liegt am Oberlauf des Avisio, dessen untere Talabschnitte Fleimstal und Cembratal genannt werden. Die Gemeinden des Tals gehören zur Talgemeinschaft Comun General de Fascia. Diese ist mit der 2006 aufgelösten Bezirksgemeinschaft Ladino di Fassa deckungsgleich. Das Tal ist Teil des Wintersportgebietes Dolomiti Superski.
Für den Kraftverkehr erschlossen ist das Tal in erster Linie durch die SS 48.
Geographie
Im Fassatal befinden sich folgende Gemeinden:
Campitello di Fassa (ladinisch Ciampedèl, deutsch historisch Kampidel im Fassatal)
Canazei (ladinisch Cianacèi, deutsch historisch Kanzenei)
Mazzin (ladinisch Mazin, deutsch historisch Matzin)
Moena (ladinisch Moena, deutsch historisch Moyen)
San Giovanni di Fassa (ladinisch Sèn Jan)
Soraga di Fassa (ladinisch Soraga, deutsch historisch Überwasser)
Südlich von Moena wird das Tal des Avisio Fleimstal genannt. Die Ursache dieser unterschiedlichen Benennung des Tales liegt auch in den Besitzverhältnissen im Mittelalter, als das Fassatal zum Bistum Brixen gehörte und das Fleimstal zum Bistum Trient.
Sage und Geschichte
Die Geschichte des Fassatales liegt teilweise in sagenhaftem Dunkel. Vor den ersten schriftlichen Dokumenten soll es der Sage nach sieben Gemeinden, die „Regoles“ (deutsch „Riegel“), im Fassatal gegeben haben. Das Fassatal war dabei immer wieder räuberischen Angriffen aus dem Osten über den Fedaia-Pass aus der „Marca Trevignana“ (Hauptstadt Treviso) ausgesetzt. Daher ranken sich zahlreiche Sagen um das Fassatal über ständige Kämpfe mit den „Trevisanern“ oder meist „Trusanern“.
Die Gemeinden schlossen einen Schutzbund und heuerten eine Söldnertruppe an, die sogenannten „Arimannen“ (Heermänner), die von „Sorastantes“ (Über-Stehern) geleitet wurden. Der germanische Ausdruck Arimanne deutet auf langobardischen Einfluss. Die Trusaner wurden von den Arimannen entscheidend geschlagen, indem einer der ihren sich den Trusanern als Führer anbot, in Wirklichkeit sie aber in einen Hinterhalt lockte und dies mit seinem Leben bezahlte. Dieser Schlachtplatz liegt rechter Hand, wenn man von Canazei an Penia vorbei Richtung Fedaia fährt. Er heißt heute noch „Pian Trevisan“ oder „Cian Trujan“.
Die Arimannen bewachten in Holztürmen (ciasteles, vgl. Kastell) die Grenzen des Tales und meldeten gegebenenfalls mit Leuchtfeuern von eins bis drei verschiedene Alarmstufen in das Tal. Da die Arimannen sich aber auch selbst in längeren Friedenszeiten räuberisch verhielten, wurden sie auch Latrones (Räuber) genannt, was sie dann auch als Ehrentitel verwendeten.
Mit dem frühmittelalterlichen Anschluss des Tales an das Fürstbistum Brixen war die Einrichtung der Arimannen überflüssig geworden. Der Sage nach wurden danach noch einmal „die letzten der Latrones“ von den Trusanern unterhalb des Fedaia-Passes überfallen und vernichtet. Zwar konnten die Arimannen noch ein Leuchtfeuer entfachen, das aber im Tal nicht mehr gesehen wurde. Seitdem sieht man oben in den Bergen noch heute bisweilen das „lum de morc“, das Todeslicht.
Der Sagenforscher Karl Felix Wolff aus Südtirol bezeugt, ein frühmittelalterliches Dokument gesehen zu haben, das auf eine vorherige Existenz der Arimannen Bezug nimmt. Da dieses Dokument jedoch verschollen ist, gibt es derzeit keine schriftlichen Belege.
(Wikipedia)
Super-cute Abarth 595 (replica?) in St Leonards at dusk. It would probably fit into the boot of a modern SUV. The fascia looks suspiciously modern.