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It has been a few years since I last visited the Hampshire village of East Meon which is surrounded by the South Downs National Park.
Like many picturesque villages it has a problem with parked cars and photographic opportunities can sometimes be limited. However, no such difficulty with this cottage which I notice has had a new thatched roof since last time - a very expensive outlay. As it is no longer a golden colour, it was probably done about 12 to 18 months ago.
Forge Cottage was built circa 1600 and was probably a small yeoman farmhouse. Presumably in the past it had some link with the village blacksmith hence the name but is now a private dwelling.
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A little promo pic featuring my new Edmond Outfit at Hart RP: Outfit includes Tunic & Pants only, the rest of the Outfit is made up mostly of Forge pieces available instore. Check out the Credits. Modelled by Colossus Hurricane.
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Weapons:
- EZ, Valandar Bow
- EZ, Hound Darg Sheath
Outfit:
.Enfant Terrible. Winter Fur
[The forge] Edmond Tunic
[The forge] Edmond Pants
[The forge] Hound Pauldrons
[The forge] Iron Clad Bracer
[Stitched] Edmure Fur Shawl
FATEplay Cloak - Lanne Bento
{KD} Kahli Designs - Arthur
[The Forge] Beserk Chest Piece
Ronin Jacket @ Mainframe
For Maitreya & Legacy.
Includes 10 Different Emblem Designs
And 8 Label Tags, Both Tintable.
Seperate Tint For Collar Lights.
18 Different Colours Over 6 Surfaces
To Create your Own Styles.
Picture by: Rina Edenflower
TP: Mainframe
This is my third entry to Iron Forge Round 2, using seed parts for the roof, the window arches, flowers, window sills, rosettes, door hinges, tree leaves and the masonry.
Arrived back home last night after spending a few days in my favourite part of the world. This is a shot of Lord Berkeley's seat, the first pinnacle of the Corrag Bhuidhe ridge on An Teallach. Lord Berkeley is reputed to have sat down at the top with his legs dangling over the edge and smoked a pipe.
An Teallach - which in Gaelic means 'the forge', due apparently to the colour of the surrounding landscape of Torridonian sandstone - is on the northern edge of an area of north-west Scotland known as 'the great wilderness', and is widely regarded as one of Britain's finest mountains.
Encircling Toll an Lochain (seen here at the lower left), An Teallach has ten distinct summits over 3,000 ft (including Lord Berkeley's seat) but only 2 of them are afforded Munro status. I climbed 5 of them on Friday and have no hesitation saying it was physically one of the hardest things I've ever done.
This image was taken from the side of one of the Munros, Sgurr Fiona, the fair peak.
An Teallach, West Highlands, Scotland.
A photograph of the mountain An Teallach reflected in Loch Toll an Lochain. The mountain is nicknamed the Forge, although its literal translation into the English from the Gaidhlig (Scots Gaelic) gives it as the hearthstone of the forge.
The photo was taken after camping out beside the loch to get the sun striking the mountain in the morning. The walk along the ridge of the mountain is one of the great experiences of the Scottish hills and not for the faint hearted. Several people are killed walking the ridge which is no more than a foot wide in places. The drop is about 2000 feet / 600 metres.
A MAC rebuild and a YN2 bring a westbound manifest into Clifton Forge, VA off of the James River subdivision.
3-29-2024
Hey guys... This is my outfit at Crystal Heart, thanks for Pumpkin for the pic ;) .... The outfit includes a HUD for the Top and Boots, thank you.
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Forge Feather Collar HUDPACK @ Fameshed.
HUDPACK Includes: 10 Metallic Textures and 32 Gem Textures Over 7 Surfaces.
Rigged For: Legacy / Maitreya / EBody / Kupra
LM: Fameshed
Nina Bodysuit.
For Maitreya and Legacy Bodies.
Includes 20 new HUD Textures with Net.
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At Uber: UBER
The Forge Sakura Kimono @ Neo Japan.
Presenting the Sakura Kimono outfit, including 6 pieces in total: Boots, Kimono, Overshroud, Belt, Sleeves and Collar. All HUD compatibale with upto 28 textures total, including Prints and a lace. All items can be worn seperately.
Rigged For: Legacy / Perky / Ebody / maitreya / Juicy Boobs
LM: Neo Japan
Forge Jacinda @ Kinky Event.
HUDPACK Includes 22 Colours Over 3 Surfaces.
For Maitreya, Legacy, Kupra Classic and Ebody Reborn.
LM: Kinky
Another country cottage capture from my recent visit to East Meon in Hampshire. Forge Sound is the oldest building in the village with parts of it dating from the 14th century. It has undergone changes over the centuries but retains a certain charm! It is a Grade 2 listed property which legally protects it from any major changes or development.
This is An Teallach, shot as dawn breaks in the Highlands of Scotland.
An Teallach (pronounced An Chelluck) translates from Gaidhlig (Scots Gaelic) as 'the hearthstone of the forge', or simply The Forge. It gets its name from its sandstone which turns blood red when the first light of the dawn sun strikes the mountain in August. You have to be there to witness this, it only lasts about 15 minutes, but is one of the great sights of the Highlands. I camped out at Loch Toll an Lochan, the small loch high up in the mountains crucible just to see this sight. I rewarded myself with a wee nip of 25 year old malt whisky (just to keep out the morning chill). Slainte Mhath.
Forge Barbed Garters @ Kinky
Rigged For: Legacy / Ebody / Kupra.
Includes Soft Thigh and Normal Versions. Left and Right Can Be Worn Seperate.
HUDPACK comes with 12 Textures Over 4 Surfaces.
LM: KINKY
Schuylkill, PA '25
Valley Forge was the Continental Army encampment over the winter of 1777/78 as the British occupied Philadelphia