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Cover to 'Guide to Tamworth Castle Museum' by Henry Wood town clerk of Tamworth 1928-59.
Published by Tamworth Corporation First published 1954,Reprinted 1957,Revised 1961,Reprinted 1965,67',68',69',1970,71',72',73',74'& 1976.
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my nan, Emily Mears, camping with the rangers (grown up girl guides) in the early thirties. (3rd left)
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Title: The book of the home : a practical guide to household management, v.5
Creator: Davidson, H. C
Creator: University of Leeds. Library
Publisher: London : Gresham
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: University of Leeds Library
Date: 1900
Vol: v.5
Language: eng
Description: v. 1. The choice of a house, the law of landlord and tenant, decoration of the house, furnishing the house -- v. 2. Furnishing the house (continued), heating and lighting, draperies and home upholstery, final decoration, the garden -- v. 3. The engagement of servants, the law of master and servant, the treatment of servants, cook's department, the larder, cookery -- v. 4. Cookery (continued), the store cupboard, servants and their duties, spring-cleaning, household economy, laundry work, the dairy, the poultry-yard -- v. 5. The law of husband and wife, the master's duties, the mistress's duties, the toilet, choice and care of dress, home dressmaking, embroidery -- v. 6. Embroidery (continued), home art work, reading and correspondence, household repairs, entertaining, locomotion, domestic pets, home occupations for profit -- v. 7. The first baby, management of children, children's dress, children's amusements, health, sickness, invalid cookery, education -- v. 8. Education (continued), home gymnastics, music, recreation, choice of a career, holidays, Christmas and other festivals, coming out of a daughter, a wedding
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Labs Live at Andrei's, a fundraising event presented by the Orange County Friends Committee of Guide Dogs for the Blind. Photo by Sara Cozolino.
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The new second edition of Graham Burnett's classic "Permaculture: A Beginner's Guide". Now revised, updated and with colour, photos illustrating permaculture in practice join Graham's artwork.
Available for a very reasonable £8 (+ postage) from the man himself at his inspiring Spiralseed site.
speechification.com got a mention in the Guardian on Saturday 22nd December (See the post online too)
Thanks to Nick for the pic.
Histon
Following the trackbed of the 1847 Cambridge to St Ives ‘branch’, the Cambridge Guided Busway now provides a leisurely cruise through the Cambridgeshire Fens. At 16miles, I believe it’s the world’s longest guided busway.
Runs on the off side at Norwood for Folkton & Flixton during a nine-wicket defeat by hosts Beverley Town in a second-versus-third York & District Senior Cricket League Premier Division fixture.
Beverley Town's victory, clinched with eight overs to spare, boosted their chances of securing a return to the ECB-rated Yorkshire Premier Cricket League North.
Chasing 233, Ben Hatfield hit 113 not out (14 fours, two sixes) after featuring in a stand of 164 with Olly Grantham (72) for the first Beverley Town wicket. Anthony Spence was unbeaten on 32. Three dropped catches didn't help Folkton & Flixton's cause as the hosts reached 233-1 by hitting a six off the last ball of the 42nd over.
Earlier, put in, Folkton & Flixton laboured to 100-5, opener Will Hutchinson contributing 34, before Will Norman (54 in 61 balls) and Max Harland (52 in 51) put on 96 for the sixth wicket. The visitors completed their 50 overs, totalling 232-9. Thomas Haytack took 3-36, captain Jamie Roe 3-56 (including two wickets in consecutive deliveries). It looked as though Beverley had let the visitors off the hook. In the event, the run chase was plain sailing.
After that afternoon's round of games, leaders Sessay (446 points, 22.30 average), like Beverley eyeing a return to ECB standard cricket, remain the likely champions. Folkton & Flixton (370, 19.47) drop to fourth, with Malton & Old Malton (410, 20.50) leapfrogging them into third. Beverley, still second, are now on 402, 21.16.
Match statistics
Beverley Town versus Folkton & Flixton
York & District Senior Cricket League, Premier Division (50 overs, 12.30pm start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 48. Beverley Town won the toss and elected to field. Folkton & Flixton 232-9 off 50 overs (Will Norman 54, Max Harland 52, Will Hutchinson 34, Thomas Haytack 3-36, Jamie Roe 3-56, Joey Franklin 2-27) 5pts lost by nine wickets to Beverley Town 233-1 off 42 overs (Ben Hatfield 113 not out, Olly Grantham 72, Anthony Spence 32 not out, Calum Hatton 1-64) 30pts. Umpires: John Mancrief, Gordon Prescott.
China. Fujian Province.
Yongding County. Gaotou village.
Chengqi lou nicknamed "the king of tulou", of Gaobei Tulou cluster at Gaotou village of Yongding County was built in 1709. Inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage Site 1113-003 in 2008. Located in Gaobei Village, about 5 kilometers from Hongkeng Tulou, Chengqi lou is the largest of the earth buildings. It is almost three hundred years old and is made up of four concentric circular buildings. This King of Round Tulou has altogether 400 rooms and used to house 80 families, totaling more than 600 people in its most prosperous days. Dubbed “the king of round Tulou”, it is the most apt description of this massive and ingeniously designed building.
It is a massive rotunda tulou with four concentric rings surrounding an ancestral hall at the center, the outer ring is 62.6 metres in diameter and four storeys tall, 288 rooms, with 72 rooms on each level, circular corridor on 2nd to 4th floor, with four sets of staircases at cardinal points connecting ground to top floors. A large outward extending roof covers the main ring. The ground floor rooms are kitchens for family branches, the second level rooms are grain storage rooms, and the 3rd and 4th floor rooms are living quarters and bedrooms. The second ring of 80 rooms is two storeys high, with 40 rooms on each level, the third ring served as community library, one storey with 32 rooms; there are 370 rooms in all. The 4th ring is a circular covered corridor surrounding the ancestral hall. If a person stayed for one night in each room, it would take him more than a year to go through all the rooms. The ancestral hall is at the centre. Chengqi lou has two main gates and two side gates. 15th generation Jiang clan with 57 families and 300 people live here. At its heyday, there were more than 80 family branches lived in Chengqi lou.
This guide book brings back a few memories as I vaguely remember owning a copy from a visit when I was young. It's one of the most colorful and star studded guide books yet showing loads of celebrities from the time.
Situé Rue Dansaert (la rue des stylistes belges) Bonsoir Clara est un restaurant au décor moderne et chaleureux. Beaucoup de place dans cet établissement (environ une centaine), avec une carte un peu déséquilibrée (des entrées riches, des plats principaux qui font concurrence), mais pour une addition somme toute assez légère... Lire la suite : www.bloggyboulga.net/?p=104
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Title: The book of the home : a practical guide to household management, v.5
Creator: Davidson, H. C
Creator: University of Leeds. Library
Publisher: London : Gresham
Sponsor: Jisc and Wellcome Library
Contributor: University of Leeds Library
Date: 1900
Vol: v.5
Language: eng
Description: v. 1. The choice of a house, the law of landlord and tenant, decoration of the house, furnishing the house -- v. 2. Furnishing the house (continued), heating and lighting, draperies and home upholstery, final decoration, the garden -- v. 3. The engagement of servants, the law of master and servant, the treatment of servants, cook's department, the larder, cookery -- v. 4. Cookery (continued), the store cupboard, servants and their duties, spring-cleaning, household economy, laundry work, the dairy, the poultry-yard -- v. 5. The law of husband and wife, the master's duties, the mistress's duties, the toilet, choice and care of dress, home dressmaking, embroidery -- v. 6. Embroidery (continued), home art work, reading and correspondence, household repairs, entertaining, locomotion, domestic pets, home occupations for profit -- v. 7. The first baby, management of children, children's dress, children's amusements, health, sickness, invalid cookery, education -- v. 8. Education (continued), home gymnastics, music, recreation, choice of a career, holidays, Christmas and other festivals, coming out of a daughter, a wedding
This material has been provided by The University of Leeds Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Leeds Library
The University of Leeds Library
If you have questions concerning reproductions, please contact the Contributing Library.
Note: The colors, contrast and appearance of these illustrations are unlikely to be true to life. They are derived from scanned images that have been enhanced for machine interpretation and have been altered from their originals.
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Guided meditation written and spoken by Lauren Ostrowski Fenton at our beautiful home town of Balnarring
Field Guide 2016
Featured l to r: Mari Akita, Robert Fisher, Lana Lesley, Hannah Kenah, Lowell Bartholomee, Thomas Graves
photo by Bret Brookshire
This rapids is called Guide Ejector, because that's what happens sometimes. Too bad for the customers, who are left without a guide...
After spending the past two days rafting, I'm going to nurse my sore shoulders today and not go back on the river until tomorrow.
Better with B l a c k M a g i c