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Should I blog about thematic fabric selections and how I pulled together fabric for this and what inspired it?
I don't know why but i was searching thorough my pics seen this one and wham, Ice-cream Man by Van Halen popped into my head, must be the musician in me . Cheers and Happy Hump Day . If at all possible view on large screen you'll see why
Europe, België, Vlaanderen, Gent, SMAK, Hal 3 (slightly cut).
In an architectural sense, the industrial looking Hal 3 is the most intersting part of the SMAK (Stedelijk Museum Aktuele Kunst) - an engagging and friendly contemporary art museum.
It alas wasn't in use during our visit But it was possible to admire it from a distance, as is done here.
This is number 49 of the Gent album and 244 of the Museum album.
Isezaki Mall (often referred to as the Isezakicho Shopping Street) is a 1.2-kilometer-long (0.75 mi) pedestrianized shopping street in Naka Ward.
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Commercial activity in the district dates back to the Meiji era around 1874, evolving into a fully pedestrianized mall layout by roughly 1970.
The street is more geared more toward everyday neighbourhood life and local shoppers rather than heavy international tourism.
After the Noordam departed the Island of Kauai, there were 6 days of Pacific Ocean to reach Vancouver BC.
Water sunrise/set and stormy weather was all there was.
Note to self - check the number of sequential seaways before booking a cruise.
This Is A Build I Did For LEGO Ideas For Award Winning Films Activity its Not That Accurate I Think But I Wonder what People Think! And Have A Good Day regards, Dante Randazzo (AKA Dans Bricks On LEGO IDEAS)
The We're Here! gang is celebrating "2001: A Space Odyssey" today.
I haven't seen the movie since I saw it in the cinema in 1968...the day after which I took some drugs and had what we geezers would call a "bad trip", largely based on images from the movie. Listen up, kids: stay in school and don't do drugs. LOL
You might recognize the red background as my fancy fruit bowl. ;)
A vintage mock ad for the HAL 9000 computer. Even though HAL was not meant to be a play on IBM I couldn't resist the one letter shift coincidence.
Prints available on my imagekind shop: JustinVG.imagekind.com/ProductPlacement