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Found Kodachrome slide dated October 1992 showing a pub called "The Lazy Otter". An online search finds lots of references to the Lazy Otter pub at Stretham in Cambridgeshire, but this building doesn't look quite right to be that one.
This is a field where trailer parks all used to be hooked up to gas meters that can still be seen. The grass has taken over the cement foundations and now the only proof of the town is the left behind meters and air conditioners.
The primitive monastery of San Pedro de Tejada was founded in the year 850, in the time of King Ordoño of Leon and ruling Castile, count Don Rodrigo. Thirty religious were the first to inhabit the monastery, its first Abbot was Rodamio. The monastery of San Pedro de Tejada was in its early days the most important of the Merindades, it left the monks who later founded the monastery of Oña, which eventually would reach more history and splendor. This shift Valdivielso Valley remains almost today day, somewhat away from the main routes.
This is one of the churches before romanesque times that has best and is almost intact, without attachments. It's a perfect construction, keep a resemblance to examples of San Quirce Burgos and Santa MarÃa monastery of knee Valley. The temple is dated in the beginning of the 12th century, and very refined Romanesque. Its beautiful cover is open on the western façade. The ship has three stages that ends in a semicircular apse. In the section immediately to the apse rises a robust and at the same time elegant Tower of 17 meters in height, which is the total length of the building. It also highlights the fine sculptural work that appears on the corbels and capitals of the temple.
The primitive monastery of San Pedro de Tejada was founded in the year 850, in the time of King Ordoño of Leon and ruling Castile, count Don Rodrigo. Thirty religious were the first to inhabit the monastery, its first Abbot was Rodamio. The monastery of San Pedro de Tejada was in its early days the most important of the Merindades, it left the monks who later founded the monastery of Oña, which eventually would reach more history and splendor. This shift Valdivielso Valley remains almost today day, somewhat away from the main routes.
This is one of the churches before romanesque times that has best and is almost intact, without attachments. It's a perfect construction, keep a resemblance to examples of San Quirce Burgos and Santa MarÃa monastery of knee Valley. The temple is dated in the beginning of the 12th century, and very refined Romanesque. Its beautiful cover is open on the western façade. The ship has three stages that ends in a semicircular apse. In the section immediately to the apse rises a robust and at the same time elegant Tower of 17 meters in height, which is the total length of the building. It also highlights the fine sculptural work that appears on the corbels and capitals of the temple.
JV
Part of a large batch of vintage negatives I purchased at an estate sale. They seem to be mostly NJ, 1930s and 1940s. If you recognize a building, please comment and let me know where it is.
I found this male Carlia dogare while looking under debris on the white coastal dunes south of Cape Flattery, Queensland, Australia. Unfortunately I didn't have my macro lens at the time, so the photo is a bit crap.
Found Kodachrome slide dated July 1976, manually labelled "Lower Holbeam" (which is near Teignmouth, South Devon, UK.)
This plant had grown down the neck and into the bottle. I figured it had to be staged, so I tried pulling it out a bit to see if there were roots emerging from the mouth, but sadly I snapped them in doing so. Schrodinger would have been proud. Actually, he probably would have simply nodded and sighed.
Don't know what the plant is. Any ideas? The bottle was about 20-30cm long. Observed in Berkeley, CA.
I recently purchased a bag of negatives at an estate sale. Most are WW2 era photos taken in Germany. I'll add more information as I'm able to identify locations.