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Franklin Bottoms at the Muscatatuck River
Southern Indiana
Thanks to Mark Trabue for the phone call!
I have never seen so many warblers in Indiana..
Out in the field again! My arm is a little sore, but I just had to see the cranes …
They were kind of hid away and this is a long distance shot, but at least I got to see them this season
Franklin Bottoms at the Muscatatuck River
Southern Indiana
Thanks to Mark Trabue for the phone call!
I have never seen so many warblers in Indiana..
I am so thrilled to have this little visitor in our yard this Fall..
He is the fastest little bird...LOL
I love these gorgeous birds because of their green feet..
You might see a few of these on here....Green is my favorite color...
Adiante,
escrébeme algo
emprega a miña pel transparente
para caligrafiarme vivo
Empuña
a navalla de tinta
e comeza a deletrearme o teu odio
(tamén sei ler ó revés)
Terma forte,
non tremas agora
vas ben
pensabas que ías a disfrutar máis
¿verdade?
lembro que tiñas as pestanas molladas esta mañá
agora son só fíos de sal
Perfeccionando a miña dor
esqueciches porque empezaches a raiar
coa rabia dunha nena pequena
pero a túa fotografía en branco e negro
virada a azul
segue aquí dentro
as túas cartas seguen aquí
a túa pegada tamén segue aquí
mesmo a memoria quente do meu tacto
e da miña lingua
de cando rodabas en min
"e daquela eran marabillas
no meu diario íntimo e rosado"
There were so many there that it is indescribable..
What a thrill it was to see so many in one place..
We saw this little sweetie having lunch
at Lake Hardy in Scott County..
I don't never pass up an opportunity to make them famous..
LOL
The Palace of Culture of Iași is a building combining the romantic neo-Gothic and neo-baroque styles, built between 1906 and 1925 according to the plans of the architect ID Berindey, to replace the old princely court of Moldavia which was in ruined. With this building, King Carol I wanted to offer a real symbol to the city. The central tower of the courthouse and administration building, which reaches 55 meters high, meant that the palace was the tallest building in the city, with a footprint of 7,330 square meters and a total area of 34,236 square meters.
In addition to its monumentality and beauty, the building is distinguished by modern technical installations and equipment, purchased in Germany, as well as by the hardware manufactured by the Haug house and by the famous French companies Krieger, Mericier and Bagvès. The furniture of the Palace of Justice, in neo-Gothic style, was designed and produced in the famous Albert Goumain workshops in Paris and by the firm Mappel in England.
In 1955, it was named "Palace of Culture" and today houses 4 museums:
The Moldavian History Museum,
The Art Museum,
The Ethnographic Museum,
The Ștefan Procopiu Science and Technology Museum (including a collection of musical devices).