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Story illustration of my childhood...
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Green Green Grass of Home
Song by Tom Jones
The old hometown looks the same
As I step down from the train
And there to meet me is my mama and papa
Dow the road I look and there runs Mary
Hair of gold and lips like cherries
It's good to touch the green, green grass of home
Yes, they'll all come to meet me
Arms reaching, smiling sweetly
It's good to touch the green, green grass of home
Listen
... The old house is still standing
Though the paint is cracked and dry
And there's that old oak tree that I used to play on
Down the lane, I walk with my sweet Mary
Hair of gold and lips like cherries
It's good to touch the green, green grass of home
... Yes, they'll all come to see me
In the shade of that old oak tree
Then I awake and look around me
At four grey walls that surround me
And I realize, yes, I was only dreaming
For there's a guard and there's a sad, old padre
On and on, we'll walk at daybreak
Again, I'll touch the green, green grass of home
As they lay me
'Neath the green, green grass of home...
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A juvenile horned grebe at sunset. He or she was swimming around preening for the evening.
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I've been wanting to recreate this for a while now, and the "future" prompt was a perfect opportunity. Loved working with these bright colors. They were relatively easy to see at 2 AM, at least. XD
I struggled to find the best angle to present, in the end you lose some top level detail (no postapoc build is complete without rubber duckies but you can't see mine in this shot!). Like yesterday, more photos will be coming to my Blockheads once I get some sleep.
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I upload many of my images to Instagram (@tcizauskas). Here are my nine most popular for 2022.
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TOP ROW, left to right:
▶ Herfstkathedraal (1 Jan. 2022):
☞ On Instagram (72 likes).
☞On Flickr (1,625 views; 77 faves).
▶ Snow Falling on Magnolias (17 Jan. 2022):
☞ On Instagram (61 likes).
☞ On Flickr (7,530 views; 188 faves).
▶ Steps to the Dene (21 Jan. 2022):
☞ On Instagram (60 likes).
☞ On Flickr (2,003 views; 28 faves).
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MIDDLE ROW, left to right:
▶ Obscure ahead (3 Jan. 2022):
☞ On Instagram (59 likes).
☞ On Flickr (1,529 views; 66 faves).
▶ Duo on path in snow (19 Jan. 2022):
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☞ On Flickr (1,591 views; 52 faves).
▶ Remains of a Fury (10 Jan. 2022):
☞ On Instagram (58 likes).
☞ On Flickr (608 views; 6 faves).
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▶ Dune grasses (in blue hour) (15 Sept. 2022):
☞ On Instagram (57 likes).
☞ On Flickr (1,056 views; 63 faves).
▶ Happy World Photography Day! (19 Aug. 2022):
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☞ On Flickr (1,958 views; 52 faves).
▶ Glenn Creek Falls (15 Jan. 2022):
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Another one of our winter bird residents. This is a Tufted Titmouse who finally got the sunflower seed heart out of the shell.
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A boat ride on the Irrawaddy river will take you to Mingun. This is a must see in the Mandalay area. From the beginning this is an amazing adventure. Getting to one's boat crossing the bows of several others and hanging onto hands and bamboo poles offered by boatmen is an exhilarating start. Once on board the ride is peaceful and the views pastoral. From the pier you can either walk to the Paya or take an ox cart marked as taxi. The Paya is a Buddhist temple. As we arrived at Mingun the enormity of the temple becomes apparent, but until you are standing next to it it is hard to comprehend. The Mingun Pagoda is a massive unfinished pagoda built at the end of the 18th century, that was meant to be the largest pagoda in the country. This unfinished behemoth was supposed to be seen from a distance to demonstrate the kings power, but alas it was never finished. Two large earthquakes did considerable damage to the Mingun Pagoda. During the 1838 earthquake the heads of the giant Chinthes broke off and rolled into the Irrawaddy river. The Hsinbyume Pagoda, also called the Myatheindan Pagoda, lies in the north of the town of Mingun, very close to the stupa of Mingun Pahtodawgyi. The pagoda, which is snow white in color, resembles the description of Mount Meru which is a Buddhist, mythological mountain. The architecture of the pagoda deviates significantly from the Burmese model of pagodas. This is truly worth a half day, just to get out of the city.
Arrived at the Mingun Pier you can either walk to the Paya or take an ox cart marked as taxi. The friendly old driver showed us around and took us to Mingun Pagoda, The Pondaw Pagodam, The Mingun bell and Hsinbyume Pagoda. The white Hsinbyume Pagoda can only be entered by bare feet. This large pagoda on the northern side of Mingun built in 1816. The pagoda was badly damaged by an earthquake in 1836 and was restored by King Mindon in 1874.
De Irrawaddy of Ayeyarwady is de belangrijkste rivier van Myanmar. Met een lengte van ruim 2170 kilometer is het ook één van de grootste rivieren van Zuidoost-Azië. De rivier stroomt van noord naar zuid door Myanmar, vanaf het gebergte van de Himalaya naar de Andamanse Zee, waar de rivier een 300 kilometer brede rivierdelta vormt. De rivier wordt ook wel de Road to Mandalay genoemd. Al ongeveer 1200 jaar vormt de rivier de levensader van het land. Vele steden, waaronder een van de voormalig hoofdsteden van Myanmar, Mandalay, zijn aan de rivier gelegen. Veel van deze steden zijn nog steeds voor het grootste deel van hun handel afhankelijk van de rivier. Naast dit belang voor de scheepvaart is de Irrawady ook een belangrijke visgrond voor de bevolking. Ook zijn duizenden hectaren landbouwgrond in de nabijheid van de rivier afhankelijk van het rivierwater voor irrigatie van de gewassen Een relaxte bootreis van ruim een uur brengt je vanuit Mandalay in Mingun. Bij de pier namen we de lokale taxi een ossenkar! De vriendelijke "chauffeur" bracht ons naar alle bezienswaardigheden. Zoals de plaats waar ’s werelds grootste tempel had moeten staan. De plotselinge dood van koning Bodawpaya in 1819 maakte echter een abrupt einde aan de Birmese bouwlust. Een aardbeving in 1838 bracht nog meer onheil. Ondanks alle onheilstijdingen is het schouwspel vanaf de boot op Mingun Paya nog immer bijzonder indrukwekkend te noemen. Dit bouwwerk, door zo’n twintigduizend slaven gemaakt, is na de dood van de toenmalige koning nooit afgemaakt door zijn 122 kinderen. De grootste koperen bel ter wereld kreeg na de aardbeving een nieuw onderdak. De bel is vier meter hoog en heeft een omtrek van vijf meter. De grote witte Hsinbyume Pagoda aan de noordelijke kant van Mingun is gebouwd in 1816. De pagode werd zwaar beschadigd door een aardbeving in 1836 en werd gerestaureerd door koning Mindon in 1874.
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"Inafferabile segno dell’anima trasformato nel suo divenire in infinito istante"
ho creduto di non poterle far passare inosservate
Grazie Giovanna
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In East Africa, the blue wildebeest is the most abundant big-game species; some populations perform an annual migration to new grazing grounds, but the black wildebeest is merely nomadic. Breeding in both takes place over a short period of time at the end of the rainy season and the calves are soon active and are able to move with the herd, a fact necessary for their survival. Nevertheless, some fall prey to large carnivores, especially the spotted hyena.
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Not too long ago, I rode along the intimate road of West Lake on Thursday and observed many changes in this place. I heard that the local government has approved the construction of an opera house project near the lake. In this image, which my friend captured and of us standing here, you can see the area where the opera house will be built. I’m unsure about what will happen or how this will affect the area in the future once in the opera house has been completed?
I truly love this place and feel a deep emotional affection to it. West Lake belongs to everyone - to me, to the local people living around it and to many couples. I’m posting this content I like and with no offense intended. I will cherish the soul, beauty and traditional culture that this place represents. 😔
Certainly, cultural values often face challenges over time. I hope that West Lake will develop while preserving its tradition, culture and environment. Because this place is a part of me, cheers!! 😄
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Have a nice weekend, everyone!
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Van Morrison - Whenever God Shines His Light
Whenever God shines his light on me
Opens up my eyes so I can see
When I look up in the darkest night
I know everything's going to be alright
In deep confusion, in great despair
When I reach out for him he is there
When I am lonely as I can be
I know that God shines his light on me
Reach out for him, he'll be there
With him your troubles you can share
If you live the life you love
You get the blessing from above
He heals the sick and heals the lame
Says you can do it too in Jesus name
He'll lift you up and turn you around
And put your feet back on higher ground
Reach out for him, he'll be there
With him your troubles you can share
You can use his higher power
In every day and any hour
He heals the sick and heals the lame
Says you can do it too in Jesus name
He'll lift you up and turn you around
And put your feet back on higher ground.
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bird web seen in Lindau at lake constance (bavaria), germany
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Dickson Hill is one of the most unique communities in the City of Cambridge. Dickson Hill is named for the Honourable William Dickson, a prominent Galt settler who arrived to the area in 1816. Dickson is credited with founding the Village of Galt due to his considerable land holdings and was responsible for much of the commercial development on the west bank of the Grand River.
His son, William Dickson Jr., acquired most of the lands that currently make up the residential area of Dickson Hill. His own residence, located at 16 Byng Avenue was constructed in 1832. The development of the residential component occurred over several decades and by a series of developers. Florence Dickson, niece to William Dickson Jr., and his heir, controlled the development of this area until the 1890’s.
Dickson Hill features an extremely high concentration of significant buildings of various types: residential, institutional, commercial and manufacturing. In addition to the buildings, key elements that define the character of Dickson Hill are:
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• Distinctive globe street lights; and
• Prominent urban public spaces and landscape features.
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Time ain't nothing if it ain't fast
Taking everything that you ever had
And giving nothing in return
But a cold bed in the quiet earth
If there's a door to every cell
A pearl inside of every shell
Then how hard can it be
To share your life with me
How hard can it be
To rise with me each morning
I know that it feels like
We will live forever, but I fear
That time will hide the years
Life ain't nothing if it ain't hard
It will show you who you truly are
Knock you down when you get too tall
'Til you're spun around in a free fall
But somewhere out there past the storm
Lies the shelter of your heart
So how hard can it be
To share your life with me
How hard can it be
To rise with me each morning
I know that it feels like
We will live forever, but I fear
That time will hide the years
Like we were never here
So hold on tightly my dear
I'm not one to waste my time
Searching for some silver lining
But somewhere out there past the storm
Lies the shelter of your heart
So how hard can it be
To share your life with me
How hard can it be
To rise with me each morning
I know that it feels like
We will live forever, but I fear
That time can hide the years
Like we were never here
So hold on tightly my dear
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Cette maison, près de la place (au 3, rue du Général-de-Gaulle), se signale par une curiosité architecturale. Son pignon, épousant la forme du bicorne de l'empereur Napoléon Ier, est surmonté de sa statue.
Il faut y voir l'hommage rendu à sa mémoire, vraisemblablement en 1840 à l'occasion du retour de ses cendres, par l'un de ses grognards, Louis Joseph Petit. Cette statue, récente (œuvre du sculpteur amiénois Léon Lamotte), est en fait une réplique. Sur la façade côté jardin se trouve une plaque commémorative avec l'inscription :
« Louis-Joseph Petit 1792-1863 soldat de la Grande Armée blessé à Ligny le 16 juin 1815. Médaillé de Sainte-Hélène devint Receveur des Contributions indirectes à Saint-Riquier où il se maria en 1836 avec Rose Aline Lefebvre 1809-1890. Vers 1840 il construisit cette maison dont le pignon imitant le chapeau impérial légendaire fut surmonté de la statue de Napoléon 1er Empereur des Français, Roi d'Italie. Ruinée par le temps, elle fut remplacée par une statue semblable inaugurée le 1er mai 1962 en présence de S.A. le Prince Paul Murat représentant SAI le Prince Napoléon. Ville de Saint-Riquier Souvenir napoléonien Section de Picardie. »
On retrouve des traces de la maison dans les plus anciens documents centulois, sans doute bien au-delà du XVIe siècle. La demeure s'appelait jadis « l'hôtel du Blanc Coulon » (Blanc Colombier ?). En 1665, elle est la propriété de Jean Garin, sergent royal, qui l'a acquise des héritiers de Jean Butey, procureur royal, lui-même la tenant de Jean Carpentier. Au XVIIIe siècle, cette demeure est passée dans la famille Judcy ou Judey, 8 générations de chirurgiens issues d'un chirurgien-major d'un régiment suisse.
Par mariage et héritage, cette propriété échoit à la famille Lefebvre, bourgeois et maire de Saint-Riquier, avant que le beau-père de Louis Joseph Petit, Angilbert Lefebvre, à l'occasion de l'élargissement, dans la traversée du bourg, de la route Le Havre-Lille, ne contribue à l'édification de ce pignon.
La fille de Louis Joseph Petit se mariera en 1859 à maître Eugène Marcassin, notaire à Saint-Riquier. Un de ses fils René Marcassin, PDG de la Compagnie de Saint-Gobain, devenait propriétaire de la demeure en 1890, après la mort de sa grand-mère madame Petit.
Il la transmettra à son décès en 1944 à sa fille madame Lauzier. Elle la cédera à madame Pardessus, secrétaire d'avocat, le 2 décembre 1961, date anniversaire du Sacre et d'Austerlitz. Madame Pardessus est la première propriétaire ne descendant pas de Louis Petit.
Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale après le bombardement en août 1944, on installa en ses murs un bureau de la Poste jusqu'en 1962.
Les nouveaux propriétaires Marc et Bernadette Stubbe, d'origine belge, ont acquis la demeure en 2000. La façade et le pignon ont été ravalés en mai 2006.
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