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Sachikos friend - Flat! : D
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I've finally got my first pullip - My Melody!
I've waited for her almost three weeks, and the times was going so slow! T-T
But now she's standing in my room, and she fits perfectly in it! :3
Sme of the pictures, have i edited a bit. I have for Example edited the eyes in some of the pictures, so they are a bit more yellow than normally, so the focus was on her eyes. :3
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This must be my 16th Lowlands. Still the most versatile and complete summer festival in Holland. With shitloads of music,dj's, theatre, ballet, political debates and a excellent night program.
I did the night reports voor 3voor12. Read them (in Dutch) here:
een rijtje:
friday: 3voor12.vpro.nl/nieuws/2015/Lowlands/vrijdag/Lowlands--de...
saturday: 3voor12.vpro.nl/nieuws/2015/Lowlands/zaterdag/Lowlands--d...
sunday:http://3voor12.vpro.nl/nieuws/2015/Lowlands/zondag/nacht.html
Flat Stanley thought it would be great fun to make bookmarks for everyone. He used a Terry Medaris rubber stamp to stamp the images and then cut them out.
A few weeks ago Christine and I took a day trip to the Bonneville Salt Flats to take some photos.
We took quite a few, so I've decided to upload these in two parts. Here is Part 1, later this week I will upload part 2.
I continue to work on posting Flickr album summaries of some of my earlier salt pond sessions. This album contains images from September 24, 2011. The day began with a hike out to the Weep, a small section of a drainage ditch that microbiologist Wayne Lanier and I had been studying. After taking a few photographs there I took a slow walk along the railroad line back to the Alviso Flat. Along the way, I took small side trips to the west along the levees that separated Salt Ponds A13 from A15 and A12 from A13.
This was a lovely day for photographs. Low stratus clouds allowed decent light for much of the walk. The wind was vigorous and kept the Sutton 16 near the high end of its wind range. This album picks up the walk near Alviso Flat. By this time the sun was getting low in the sky and sunlight came and went with the clouds. From the north end of Alviso Flat, the camera captured views of A16, New Chicago Marsh, Alviso Flat, Salt Pond A12, and Salt Pond A13 as well as Alviso. The session also produced photograph sequences that allowed the construction of several stitched panoramas. It was an altogether pleasant outing.
More photographs from this outing as in this album: www.flickr.com/photos/kap_cris/albums/72157715839705081
I am taking these documentary photographs under a Special Use Permit from the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge. Kite flying is prohibited over the Don Edwards National Wildlife Refuge without a Special Use Permit.
Hall foundation stone 23 Apr 1960, for sale Feb 2017. Church foundation stone 24 Aug 1866 by Mesdames Harris, Elliot, Thomas, Hardy & Williams, opened 23 Dec 1866 as Bible Christian, stone with brick quoins, Methodist after Union 1900, belfry removed 1919, renovated 1926, became Uniting 1977, closed & demolished as unsafe. Edgar Harris (12 Jan 1858) and Henry Elliott (12 May 1859) each gave half an acre of land for first chapel of mud walls and thatched roof.
“the Sunday School anniversary of the Maclaren Flat Bible Christian Chapel was held. Of course there was a tea meeting in the afternoon.” [Weekly Chronicle 3 Mar 1866]
“Yesterday the foundation stone of the new Bible Christian Chapel, Maclaren Flat, was laid, and a more lovely day could not have been chosen; and what with the green grass, the springing flowers, and the budding wattles, everything had put on the appearance of spring. At the appointed time (3 o'clock) a large number of persons were gathered together, and the stone was laid by the Ladies of the Trustees — Mesdames Harris, Elliot, Thomas, Hardy, and Williams. . . there was a tea meeting, at which there were so many visitors that the tables were filled four times. . . The building is to be 23 feet by 21 feet, of stone, with brick quoins.” [Weekly Chronicle 25 Aug 1866]
“The new Bible Christian Chapel, Maclaren Flat, was opened for Divine service on Sunday (23rd). Sermons were preached in the morning and evening by the Rev. Mr. Way. of Port Elliot, and in the afternoon by the Rev. H T. Burgess, of Willunga. At each of the services the building was well filled, friends from a distance being hospitably entertained between the services by neighbouring residents. . . The chapel is a very neat building, comfortably fitted up internally.” [Adelaide Observer 29 Dec 1866]
“Bible Christian Chapel, Maclaren Flat . . . the new Bible Christian Chapel . . . is twice as large as the old one.” [Adelaide Observer 29 Dec 1866]
“The McLaren Flat Church has been thoroughly renovated. The Rev. J. Dingle, who was minister from 1887 to 1889, will conduct the diamond jubilee services on Sunday, November 28, afternoon and evening.” [Aust Christian Commonwealth 3 Dec 1926]
“The anniversary of the McLaren Flat chapel was held in Christmas day and the 26th. The Sunday services were conducted by the Rev. J. D. Langsford .(Wesleyan), and the Rev. J. Dingle, pastor of the circuit. On the Monday, at 11 a.m., there was a united Sunday School service, conducted by the superintendents and the pastor. . . The church roll shows an increase of 39 members and 27 on trial. . . A resolution was passed in favor of the union of the minor Methodist churches.” [Christian Colonist 6 Jan 1888]
“The McLaren Flat Church has been thoroughly renovated. The Rev. J. Dingle, who was minister from 1887 to 1889, will conduct the diamond jubilee services on Sunday, November 28, afternoon and evening.” [Aust Christian Commonwealth 3 Dec 1926]
Christmas border isolated on white, composed of fresh fir branches and ornaments in red, gold and silver. Flat ay with copy space
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Flats at Anniesland, Glasgow. Photographed by Craig Stephen, professional photographer, Perth, Scotland
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When I went on Holiday I got seriously bored on the plane, So I made up my own characters and of course they needed somewhere to live:
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Wanstead Flats parkrun No. 21
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The Magor Car Corporation built 6 axle flat cars like this for the U. S. Army, the majority were made between 1952 and 1953. They are 54' long, weighs 71,000 lbs. (35.6 tons), has a load-carrying capacity of 100 tons. It has a steel frame with side-pockets for stakes, and a wooden deck. The car has twelve-wheel, six axel, Buckeye-type trucks. While they had been made just for the Department of the Army (USAX) many were later re-lettered for the Department of Defense (DODX) and painted a darker helo drab opposed to the army’s olive drab. Today many are still in service with the DODX as well as on Amtrak MOW trains painted bright orange and some gray, and on shortlines like the Eastern Shore Railroad. This car never changed hands to DODX and has been at Fort Esutis serving with the army all of its life.