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Me llanaron la atencíón estas frascas llenas de agua, puestas al sol en pleno mems de julio.Aunque sea en Galicia, el sol calienta...
Gassho-zukuri is a unique architecture style special for the Hida district of Japan (inland in the mountains).
Gassho-Zukuri houses are recognized for their slanted, thatched gable roofs. The steep slope, angling at about 60 degrees, allows snow to fall off so as to prevent the house from being crushed under the weight. (To further increase its strength, lumber is placed between the crossbeams.) This roof shape resembles a pair of praying hands, which is how the architectural style got its name: Gassho means to join one’s hands in prayer, while Zukuri denotes a type of architecture.
Built from the 1700s through to the early-20th century, the Gassho farmhouse is larger than most others in Japan, and typically has three (and sometimes four) levels. An irori, or traditional open hearth, generally found in the common dining room, is used for heating and cooking.
My contribution to the photo Sunday theme heat.
A warm conversation spreads and provides underfloor heating.
This Robin came for a closer look while I finished my flask the other day, yet he would only stand on top of the manure heap! Mobile phone snap as didn't want to scare him off.
Social workers loading a classic blue IFA truck with firewood in the backyard of Cserháthaláp's village hall.
This is a piece of digital art. I photographed the pipes in Genoa last year. On the one hand, the image is intended to show the contrast between oil-stained heating pipes and the equally warming yellow sun; on the other hand, it highlights how alternative energy sources seem to remain in the background compared to fossil fuels.
There's an unwritten rule in the northern hemisphere about not running the house furnace during the month of September. And in some households, this moratorium extends even through October. Not sure where this all got started. It seems to be based on one part frugality, and three parts of folklore. But who am I to argue? It's no weirder than most of the crap I write in these posts. And it does serve to get me acclimatized to the impending season change. Indoor temperature registered 59 degrees the other morning. I just shut up and donned a fleece jacket.
30/52 Weeks - Fire
Peperoncino flakes from Calabrian hot peppers to add a little
oomph! to the pasta sauce.
St. Albans Cathedral in the background. Its massive Norman and almost 1000 year old tower is built from recycled materials - Roman bricks. The architectural remnants of the Roman Empire were quite nonchalantly re-used and re-purposed at the time. Not so today. The camera to the right is protecting a Roman floor mosaic dating to around 200 CE. It was excavated in the 1930s only and belonged to a large and quite grandiose Roman town house (central heating included, and so were olive oil, fish sauce, wine, Roman law and administration, roads, record keeping and measurements etc.). "What have the Romans ever done for us?" After all, quite a lot. What did the Normans ever do for us? That is a question of a rather tricky nature for they have taken the land, almost all of it - forever. Leica M Mono, Voigtlander CS 2.2/50.
One more of Rags on his walk outside, where he was checking the progress of the heating tubes renovation. Things are moving ahead, but too slowly, he thinks...
Dushara Tatters and Rags (Somali), 31.08.2017
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
This is the central heating boiler of Beaumesnil castle. It's an Ideal Titan Serie 3, which was on the market in 1939 (I know that because I saw a catalogue). I don't know exactly when it was installed. But it must have been around that time. It was installed by the company Valentin & Fils & Barousse when they had their office in Paris 17e arrondissement 30, Rue des Épinettes. From 1965 to 2004 an enterprise Valentin (fils?) and Barousse existed in Aubervilliers (northeast of Paris). So, back to the installation time. There is a badge with the company's name and their telephone number on the wall. The telephone number indicated, that the badge was made after 1912. We had a bit of a discussion about if it was made between 1912 and 1926 or 1912 and 1963. Maybe the Ideal Titan series 3 was brand-new in 1926? As far as the owners of the castle go: the de Maistre lived there from 1851 to 1927, Audrey Emery 1927-1937, Dimitri Pavlovitch Romanov 1937–1939 and the Fürstenbergs bought the castle in 1939. Any of them could have bought the boiler, but I guess it was the Fürstenbergs.
Viewpoint SNØHETTA, With the fireplace burning, it gives you a warm opportunity to enjoy the view from the top of this mountain range, and with a bit of luck, the wildlife that passes by from time to time.
as storms pass, the wetlands temps begin to rise and insects like this widow skimmer dragonfly dart around the grasses
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Deviant Art: Heating The Metal
burning flesh and metal...
The Body Parts:
Head: LeLutka - Evo X - Avalon 3.1 - BoM
Body: MeshBody - Legacy - Classic - BoM
Hair: BonBon - Lain Hair - Naturals
Eyes: LOTUS - Creature Eyes - Fatpack Deluxe
The Beautician:
Skin: .:Soul:. - [G3] Omega F [H6] Toned - BoM
Face: .:Soul:. - [G3] Jalyn [H6] No Brows - BoM
Face Tattoo: Achromance - Cyberware 01
Body Tattoo: Nefekalum - Reveal - Silver
Makeup: Sugarose - Aisha - Lipstick & Eyeshadow
At the Boutique:
Shorts: Violent Seduction - Tagged Shorts - White
Time to Accessorise:
Collar & Cuffs: Monsta Designs - Wired Collar & Cuffs - [Mainframe - August 2022]
Pasties: :: ANTAYA :: - Ornament Pasties - Misteria - Fatpack
Time to Decorate:
Beach Hut: Violetility - Spooky Beach Hut - [The Fifty - August 2022]
Setting the Scene:
Pose: Luanes World - Bento Poses - Last Days of Summer
My son Jared called from Texas, asking me to try to get a photograph of this tanker. It's one of his companies oil being transported to NY....after this huge freeze 'we've been having, it is certainly needed!
Crude oil loads from North Dakota work through one of many sags between Elbow Lake and Glenwood as heat and exhaust blur the Grant County Courthouse in the background.
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As everywhere else, during the summer the locomotives equipped with electric heating were overhauled, so heavy mainline freight diesels served also as passenger haulage. Here, ST43-355 from Żagań depot with D-train (fast one) no. 67101 "Bóbr" from Wrocław Główny to Żary arrives at Żagań station. May 2, 2000, actually the second day after heating season. The scheduled locomotive SU46 for this train has simply broke down.
Photo by Jarek / Chester
Jak wszędzie indziej, podczas lata lokomotywy wyposażone w elektryczne ogrzewanie pociągów kierowane były na naprawy okresowe, więc ciężkie diesle towarowe pojawiały się tu i ówdzie w ruchu pasażerskim. Tutaj żagańska ST43-355 w obsłudze pociągu pospiesznego 67101 "Bóbr" z Wrocławia Głównego do Żar, wjeżdża do Żagania. 2 maja 2000 roku - formalnie drugi dzień po zakończeniu sezonu grzewczego. A planowa SU46 do tego pociągu uległa po prostu awarii.
Fot. Jarek / Chester