Old Hearths, Fireplaces & Ranges
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Norway are home to beautiful scenery, but it’s also home to a dangerous stretch of coastline. The Stadhavet Sea is the most exposed and dangerous area along the coast of Norway. The people who lives out here, have always been linked to the sea, as sailors, as fishermen and as whalers. This area experiences between 45 to 106 stormy days per year. The beautiful coastal landscape is shaped by the waves, through an eternity of time.. Thanks for your visit and comments, my Flickr friends!
Norwegen bietet wunderschöne Landschaften, aber auch einen gefährlichen Küstenabschnitt. Das Stadhavet-Meer ist das am stärksten exponierte und gefährlichste Gebiet entlang der norwegischen Küste. Die Menschen, die hier draußen leben, sind seit jeher mit dem Meer verbunden, als Seefahrer, als Fischer und als Walfänger. Dieses Gebiet erlebt zwischen 45 und 106 Sturmtage pro Jahr. Die wunderschöne Küstenlandschaft wird von den Wellen geformt, durch eine Ewigkeit.. Danke für euren Besuch und eure Kommentare, meine Flickr-Freunde!
Noruega alberga hermosos paisajes, pero también alberga una peligrosa franja costera. El mar de Stadhavet es la zona más expuesta y peligrosa de la costa de Noruega. La gente que vive aquí, siempre ha estado ligada al mar, como marineros, como pescadores y como balleneros. Esta área experimenta entre 45 y 106 días de tormenta por año. El hermoso paisaje costero está modelado por las olas, a través de una eternidad de tiempo .. ¡Gracias por su visita y comentarios, mis amigos de Flickr!
La Norvège abrite de beaux paysages, mais elle abrite également une dangereuse portion de littoral. La mer de Stadhavet est la zone la plus exposée et la plus dangereuse de la côte norvégienne. Les gens qui vivent ici ont toujours été liés à la mer, en tant que marins, pêcheurs et baleiniers. Cette zone connaît entre 45 et 106 jours de tempête par an. Le magnifique paysage côtier est façonné par les vagues, à travers une éternité de temps. Merci pour votre visite et vos commentaires, mes amis Flickr!
Sea breezes that for aeons have blown ancients rocks, you are the purest space coming from afar...(Maria Rilke)
Meeresbrisen, die seit Äonen uralte Felsen wehen lassen, du bist der reinste Raum, der von weitem kommt…
Brisas marinas que desde hace eones han soplado rocas ancestrales, eres el espacio más puro que viene de lejos...
Les brises de mer qui, depuis des éons, ont soufflé d'anciens rochers, vous êtes l'espace le plus pur venant de loin..
Altri accumuli per sé ricchezze di biondo oro,
e possegga molti iugeri di terreno coltivato,
e costui l’agitazione continua per il vicino nemico atterrisce,
e a lui le marziali trombe squillanti impediscano i sonni,
me il mio modesto stato guidi a vita tranquilla,
purché il mio focolare risplenda di fuoco ininterrotto.
(Albio Tibullo)
Día de la Candelaria en Fuente Palmera.
Recien sacada del horno, ¡¡¡digo!!! de la cámara, esta misma noche.
In between capturing the waterfalls along the trails in Swallow Falls State Park and capturing some night skies in the playground, I sat back and chilled by the fire enjoying the long Labor Day Weekend ... celebrating a long hard year's of work again ... they seem to go by so fast anymore.
I also had to run a little more today on the treadmill to get rid of the S'mores I ate over the weekend ;)
Apparently a meme thing on Facebook thinks I'm a hearthbreaker. I like this hearth too much to break, though. Lucky hearth.
Our living room. Room of living. The room we live in. Living in this room. We live. Sometimes in this room.
A remnant from a local three-story mansion built in 1878.
Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Begins with the letter “H”
it's getting dark very early again and though we've been having pretty nice sunny days, the evenings get chilly very quickly and we get a fire going before dinner...it's one of lifes great pleasures to be sitting around it...we collect a few branches and logs while we are walking the dog and i saw it up and that is usually good for the evening...simple pleasures are always the best...
My entry to the LEGO IDEAS "Your creations in the world-famous LEGO House" contest!
This diorama captures the architectural and décor elements of a traditional Japanese home, such as the irori (sunken hearth in the middle of the room), shoji (screen windows and panels), tatami mats, and even a small bonsai tree.
I've always been interested in Japanese culture and Japanese architecture, so that's what inspired me to build this. Hope you guys enjoy and I'd love to hear any feedback!
You can also vote for my entry at the link below! I'd really appreciate the support :)
ideas.lego.com/challenges/1f570af2-79dd-44f3-bba3-0797820...
(Also, feel free to check out my Flickr photostream for a couple more angles)