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Schoolgirl guide at The Cameron School, Alotau, PNG. She was very knowledgeable, as well as proud of 'her' school.
All the children we met that day were a true testament on why we should take more care of our world ... and its people. The children are our future.
Our guide holding her “Supplies Booklet”. The vast majority of Cuban families rely, for their food intake, on the Libreta de Abastecimiento, a supplies booklet distribution system. The system establishes the rations each person is allowed to buy through the system, and the frequency of supplies. The changes in Cuba in recent years have often hinted at a new era of possibilities: a slowly opening economy, warming relations with the United States after decades of isolation, a flood of tourists meant to lift the fortunes of Cubans long marooned on the outskirts of modern prosperity. But the record arrival of nearly 3.5 million visitors to Cuba last year has caused a surging demand for food. Tourists are quite literally eating Cuba’s lunch. Thanks in part to the United States embargo, but also to poor planning by the island’s government, goods that Cubans have long relied on are going to well-heeled tourists and the hundreds of private restaurants that cater to them, leading to soaring prices and empty shelves – Havana, Cuba.
Machiavellian Guide.
Clignotant réputation présomptions de chuchotement vaines pensées de broyage arts,
schwerelosen Widersacher harten Willen kriechen Fragen künstlerischen Erliegen Beispiele Vollkommen,
Изначальная высокомерие обременительные ползучие борьба наказывая вдохов пение инновации гордость,
puredigaeth suddo bygwth a laddwyd anobeithio driciau llofruddiaethau olion athrylith bwyntiau unheeding,
demissam demergi totam circuli carceres maledictione furore scriptor timidus terreri desideria missas poetarum carminibus,
disconnette straordinarie grandeur scuole scavati di bellezza argini idiote abissi visibili dispiegarsi,
zidentyfikowania klimatyczne zagranicznego obejmujące idioci unnamable zagrożony panorama płakać tysięcy głosy,
άθλια μομφές ντροπή δηλητηριώδη απελπισμένοι ηδονή προδοσία καταδίκασε διαβολική εκφράσεις,
blestem coincidență elocvență tăcere exclamații suferință extinderi subordonarea fără sens a rostit,
拡大ダンジョンの質問に採用プライベートな会話は仰天の混乱マスター笑いに位置.
Steve.D.Hammond.
The American Soap Opera, "The Guiding Light" ended Friday after a 72 year run. I, who have no time to watch the soaps, watched it many years ago and can't believe it has ended. Guess they had to make time for more reality TV. ^¿^
Once December hits, it kind of feels like we’re on the fast train to Christmas Day! It always seems to sneak up on us and it’s a little frantic making sure we have just the right gifts for our nearest and dearest.
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Visual expression of "Heart" for Advanced Lighting assignment. I chose to focus on the Eshu and Shakti charms i normally wear around my neck.
This image also appears as part of a trans-formed work by my flickr friend Trans-formation.
In addition to the work of Essomba72 seen below, LouisCypher has offered up a mod of this image in his photostream.
A tour guide with a group of Swedish visitors at the Rosendal palace. She asked a question about an historical event that took place here, and one of the people in the group knew all about it. So I will tell it anyway to the rest of you, said the tour guide. That was all I could hear as I decided to shoot a ten photo panorama of the group and parts of the palace turned museum.
Last image taken at the CCC meet up at Hartlepool. This literally was the last shot I took and went arse over tit on the slippery rocks, thankfully most the CCC crew were in the pub so I didn't get me spine ripped out !! Had to fiddle a little with this to get an acceptable image out of it .. lol
Roll on the next meet up !!
Made Explore [233] wooo whooo !
Mirit Ben-Nun transmite su mundo interior, dando lugar a un número infinito de composiciones artísticas, manantiales de sueños, sonidos interiores, significados diferentes de su realidad y tal vez de su propia irrealidad. Su arte no está separado de la vida y del mundo real, es su intercambio entre su yo y el espectador. Ella plasma sus pensamientos con un estilo y un enfoque único.
Mirit Ben-Nun desarrolla un estilo donde trata de demostrar la manifestación del movimiento, la repetición rítmica y la velocidad de los objetos en el lienzo.
En el proceso a menudo la artista se plantea preguntas difíciles o que provocan la reflexión sin dar respuestas fáciles. Su curiosidad, su mente abierta y un compromiso con el dialogo son sus mejores herramientas para abordar sus obras de arte.
Estos trabajos a menudo desafían nuestras ideas sobre cómo debería verse el arte o como debería comportarse. Su arte no se basa en lo que se dijo antes y no depende de las academias de arte, rompe tradiciones, y no imita el mundo real, es un arte que transmite a través de sus obras el mundo interior del artista. A través de personajes imprecisos y significativos, irradia diferentes ideas sobre la realidad del mundo de los sueños humanos.
Mirit nos da una clara idea de que el arte no está separado de la vida y del mundo real en el cual vivimos, plasma los pensamientos con estilo y enfoque único.
Dora Woda
Guides on a hike?
Probably in the vicinity of Kyoto.
1907, unidentified photographer.
(Too bad, the writing on the sign near the stone on the left side is far too small.)
30/7/77. An over the fence shot reveals a host of class 40s at rest.I believe that there were at least 8 here.40030 and 40004 are prominent with 40118 and 40035 in the background.
One of a series of small booklets issued by the Design & Industries Association (in this case 'jointly' with the Council for the Preservation of Rural England) in the 1920s and '30s dealing with matters of design, architecture and planning. Or rather, as they saw it, the lack of! The inter-war period, with the evidence of earlier Victorian and Edwardian excess and the rapidly developing suburbs of Britain, was rich territory for those concerned with aesthetic matters such as the impact of inappropriate design and architecture and rampant advertising. These were the years before effective planning laws, although some restrictions on 'ribbon development. alongside main roads was introduced pre-WW2, and it would be 1947 before the post-war Labour Government brought in the Town & Country Planning Axt. This legislation did deal with many of the issues raised in booklets such as this and by the organisations concerned.
The booklet takes a look around the ancient town of St Albans in Hertfordshire and, through photos and text by Clough William-Ellis, the eminent architect, notes the 'good, bad and the ugly'. The DIA was formed in 1915 by a group of designers, businessmen and industrialists intent on raising the standard and prominence of good design and the value this brought. One important figure in the DIA was Frank Pick, the London Underground manager, who brought the ethos of the DIA into play during his work to improve London's Transport before the outbreak of WW2.
The cover's illustartion is signed "Grimmond" and this may be, I think, William Grimmond (1884 - 1952).
Guide Bridge stabling point, was a Class 76 enthusiasts delight on Sunday 17th June 1979, by the looks of this view.
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This is one of about a half dozen wild horses we came across in the paramo at very high elevation (about 12,000 feet) in the Andes near Cerro de Arcos.
This one was photographed in Ecuador guided by Neotropic Photo Tours.
An mighty oak tree that caught my eye. It seems to be pointing the way so you don't miss the curve in the road. The light made it stand out so much I had to stop and take its picture. The same guiding light is available to us each and everyday as we allow the Holy Spirit guide our every way in life's journey. Hope you all have a great autumn and wonderful weekend.
Another frame from the stunning sunrise I witnessed on January 20th out at Rangiuru Bay overlooking Lake Tarawera, towards the majestic Mt Tarawera in Rotorua, New Zealand.
There was an explosion of colour in the sky during sunrise that morning that I luckily caught via timelapse with my phone in a nearby tree.
I met this guide in Sri Lanka in January 2019, he was very interesting to talk to and as you can see he has a stunning head of hair. (I’m very jealous!)
Chassis: SP215NSB
Engine: FE6C
Body: Santarosa Motorworks
Fare Class: Airconditioned City Operation
Route: Baclaran-SM Fairview via Taft Ave. Quezon Ave.
Daimler Fleetline XBU17S (8017) and Leyland Fleetline GNF16V (8141) both products of Northern Counties, are seen as static exhibits at an event at Guide Bridge station.
9th September 2023
Guide Bridge Stabling Point: locos of classes 08, 37, 40 & 76 on SP 10/10/1982.
This is my only colour shot of Cl 76 which were by this time all withdrawn due to closure of the Woodhead Route.
I didn't make a list of the numbers here but from the scan can ID the 08 as 08399 & the first 76 is 76024. The 40 is 40155 as I took a separate shot of it.
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Remarkable 16th century botanical calligraphic artwork by two masters of the past: Georg Bocskay (1510–1575), court secretary to Ferdinand I, and Joris Hoefnagel (1542–1601). First created by Georg Bocskay to demonstrated the different styles of calligraphy of the era, the book was later ornamented with intricate fruits, flowers, and insects by Joris Hoefnagel and commissioned by Emperor Rudolph II, Ferdinand’s grandson. This unusual artistic collaboration between scribe and painter disrupted the history of manuscript illumination and gave us one of the most fascinating and beautifully crafted manuscripts of all time. Complement your designs, posters, and wallpapers with these enchanting CC0 illustrations from the past. We have digitally enhanced these spellbound hand-drawn calligraphy into high resolution printable quality. They are free to download under the CC0 license.
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The guides are fully trained through the New Zealand Mountain Guides association and have thorough knowledge of the glacier and the surrounding mountains.
For Miffymoo2......nearing the light, the journey is nearly over...
Pedestrian tunnel under the river Thames, Greenwich, London UK
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A loco many thought was gone for good. Enterprise loco 230 was stopped in June 2013 with fire damage from a HEP fire whilst working the 1805 Belfast Central - Dublin Connolly service. Now however it is progressing through the general body overhaul programme.
Note: Photos taken during an official guided tour as part of my college course. With thanks to the IÉ staff who showed us around and allowed us to post these photos
I almost didn't make it here. There was no time on my initial schedule for a trip to Fitz Roy & Cerro Torre. But for whatever reason, I met this kiwi guy in Peru and chating about random things eventually we got to our itineraries and I mentioned that I'd be heading to Patagonia after the Inca Trail. I gave him information about the route I'd be doing, and I mentioned that I had 2 big priorities in Patagonia: 1-Complete the Torres Del Paine Circuit 2- See the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Having said that, he mentioned that his priority in Patagonia was Fitz Roy / Cerro Torre, and the next few words he said would become the trigger for a big and massive change on my initial plans. He said: "But, what a shame you are going to miss Fitz Roy" ... those words hit me baddly, and even not showing that I was felling a bit sad because of the idea of 'missing' these places, I just could not take my thoughts away from it.
Day after day, during the Inca Trail ... there was not a single day I didn't get myself wonddering, is there any way I can manage to go to Fitz Roy / Cerro Torre? I kind of knew the answer for it, but at that point I wasn't believing that it could be done, and trying hard to fight against my own thoughts eventually that issue went away for a while.
Once the Inca Trail was finished, on my way down to Patagonia, whilst on the plain I grabbed guides, maps and notes I had written months, weeks and even days before I set off to Peru. And started to re-do again my trip-plan for Torres Del Paine which was already audacious. By the time I got to Punta Arenas I had drawn a new plan which consisted of finishing the Torres Del Paine Circuit + Side Trips in nothing more than 5 days, 1 day less than the original plann.
With that extra day I would have the time I needed to go and see Fitz Roy / Cerro Torre. So I had to 'work hard' to stick to this new crazy schedule.
Something was making me believe that if nothing goes wrong i.e: get stucked on the John Garner Pass because of rough weather or whatever, I could do it. And all of the sudden just 5 days after having started one of the most amazing hikes on hearth I was again at the Hosteria Las Torres, where it all began.
From there, took the bus to Laguna Amarga and from there back to Puerto Natales, where the next day I would start my trip towards El Calafate in Argentina, and of course straight to El Chalten.
On the 6th of January at 5 in morning I started the last hike for this trip (Fitz Roy & Cerro Torre), where again I basically covered a 2 days hike in 1 (more or less 27kms). The path is very easy compared to what I faced in Torres Del Paine just a few days before. Not to mention I was just carrying my camera gear, all other stuff I had left behind at the hostel where I spent the night.
And this is the epic I went through to get to this place. I have to admit, I would have regret it so much if I haven't at least tried. Specially because I am so far from South America and I have no idea when I will be down there again.
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