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Ki Àh !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
5Ting anh nhá :X
Beast và B2uties luôn quan tâm và ủng hộ anh mà .
Đừng vì chuyện nhỏ này mà buồn anh nhá :x
Try Up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bn* : Beast So Beautifulllllllll ♥
Kodokuna ki (Japanese for lone tree)
Driving around the north of Hokkaido we spotted this tree in a field sat amidst almost pristine snow just some small fox tracks.
Rather than just march through their land Rohan and I went up to the farm and after quite some time managed to attract the farmer who was working away in his barn with a grinder. Some google translate along the lines of please can we photograph your lovely tree followed by a lovely warm smile on his face and a nod of please do we spent a very enjoyable hour there with no feeling of I should't really be here.
Hope you like the tree and the wee story which hadn't ended as we later found a lady who had crashed her car into a snow and wind barrier which had opened her car roof like a tin opener and missed her by inches a very lucky woman also still smiling as Charlotte Gilliatt helped her from the car.
Just realized I never posted the Ad for my Dream Day item. Geez Louise!
v3 of the Dread Wrap located at Dreamday.
Ki is a High pony with bleached or non-bleached tips. she comes with 36 wrap textures and a resizer script. Hair base is not included.
*hair base in photo is LeLUTKA EvoX Hairbase 061*
KI / AI aus einem Meer von Farben hat die künstliche Intelligenz, nach sehr aufwendiger Textvorgabe letztendlich diese Bilder geschaffen. Da es dem sehr nahe kommt was ich wollte, möchte ich diese nun doch zeigen.
This ki'i guards the heiau ( temple) Hale o Keawe in Pu'uhonua o Hōnaunau National Historical Park on the Big Island of Hawai'i. In ancient times the Heiau served as a royal mausoleum, housing the remains of deified high chiefs. The temple was constucted around 1700 AD.
This is the view when we reached the well five stories underground. The well is covered by the mesh and the light seen here is natural light ..coming from a huge skylight.. The -5, -4 and part of -3 can be seen here..
For those who have not seen my previous VAV picture , here is a brief description :
A Vav is a Gujarati word for step well. In ancient India, the step wells were constructed by the kings to counter the water problems in the semi arid regions of Gujarat and Rajasthan. These step wells provided water for drinking, washing and bathing. These are inverted temples where the topmost level/floor is at the ground level and then one goes down multiple levels below to the step well.
Back then the architects used the principles of rain water harvesting to keep the well functional and their knowledge to built such huge structures to withstand the impact of earthquakes.
This particular Vav called the Adalaj ki Vav is a stepwell located in Adalaj village near Ahemdabad and has 5 levels below the ground. It was built in 1498. The way these have been constructed, there is ample sunlight at each level ...
You can read more about Adalaj ki Vav here : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adalaj_Stepwell
Do you think modern world architects need to learn a thing or two from ancient architects ?? planning and respecting nature maybe ??
Editing : (Picasa) A bit of sharpening
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The 9-10th century temple complex of Surwaya Ki Garhi contains temples with intricate stone-carving and brilliant architecture.
Taken in Madhyapradesh, India
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Haveli Patwon Ki, en Jaisalmer (Rajastán, India). Construido a inicios del siglo XIX por los hermanos Patwa, ricos comerciantes de esa ciudad.
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu meets with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in New York, 8.11.10.
Photo: Avi Ochayun GPO
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Of course, those of us old enough to remember Roy Rogers, remember this as yippee-i-oh-ki-yay.
Which is a lot less aggressive than the John McClane version.
Ki à, em là một người hâm mộ và rất yêu anh (dĩ nhiên).
e cũg mới b' anh qua mv heaven, lúc đó em thấy anh thật là...xấu
Nhưg khôg thể tả hết được về jọng hát của anh. Chà! nói tn nữa nhỉ :-j:-j từ lúc đó em hay tìm hiểu về anh.
Thực ra thì e thík a trước, rồi mới thíck FT I. càng tìm hiểu về anh, tìm hiểu về Đụt, Hun, Hwan, Hyun, Bin e mới thấy mọi người thật đág yêu, và đặc biệt là anh! anh thật là... điên. thật lòng đấy ạ!
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em vẫn dõi theo từg bước chân a, theo a, dù anh đến bất cứ nơi nào e vẫn luôn mong một ngày sẽ đc gặp anh, được nghe anh hát trực tiếp, đc nhìn thấy kái độ điên điên khùg khùg và zẩm zở của anh...
em chẳg hiểu nổi sao anh cứ lởn vởn trog đầu e, vs kái zág kà tưg kà tửg zẩm zơ của mình, anh chui vào tim em vs nhữg hình ảnh hâm đơ nhất!!!!^^^^^
nói hoài nói mãi, thôi chốt hạ một kâu: em yêu anh
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1 năm trước mình không hề biết F.T Island là ai
cũng 1 năm truớc mình không hề thích KPOP
cũng 1 năm trước mình không hề biết trên thế giới có một boyband mà bi giờ mình lại thích đến dzạ......
1 năm trước mình không hề thích pé Ki
dzạ mà bây giờ F.T Island lại là cuộc sống của mình
mình không thể sống nếu không có F.T Island
F.T Island mãi là 5 hòn đảo châu báu và sẽ mãi là như thế
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các anh k biết đến sự tồn tại của em
các anh k biết em là ai, ở đâu
các anh k biết là có 1 đứa mặt ngu ngu lúc nào cũng mở miệng là F.T Island
đến nỗi mà bạn thân nó bảo nó là nó thay đổi thần tượng nhanh qá
Nhưng k fải đâu, các anh là những con ng` em yêu thực sự
dù các anh k hề biết
là em yêu các anh
Rani ki Vav or the Queens stepwell...
Rani ki vav is an intricately constructed stepwell situated in the town of Patan in Gujarat, India. It is located on the banks of River Saraswati. It was built in 11th-century AD by Queen Udaymati as memorial for her husband king Bhimdev I. Stepwells are a distinctive form of subterranean water resource and storage systems in the Indian subcontinent.
Rani ki vav was built as an inverted temple with seven levels of stairs. It has more than 500 principal sculptures and over a 1000 minor ones that combine religious, mythological and secular imagery. The principal sculptures include the Dashavtara (10 incarnations) of Lord Vishnu.
The stepwell was later flooded by the river Saraswati and silted over. It remained hidden from the outside world till as late as the 1940s. In 1940's the excavations carried out under the Baroda State revealed the stepwell. In 1986, a major excavation and restoration was carried out by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). An image of Queen Udayamati was also recovered during the excavation. The restoration was carried out from 1981 to 1987.
It was added to the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites on 22 June 2014.
Built in 1034 AD, flooded and hidden till the 1940's, seen few earthquakes and the structure still stands strong. All that in days of no electricity, no technology and no Google. It is a wonder people. It is a mind blowing place to visit. If you ever get a chance, do visit the place. Highly recommended.
Another photo of Rani ki Vav can be seen here
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Final camp site of Har Ki Dun trek with the view of Har Ki Dun peak and Supin river. What an amazing experience it was staying there for two days.
Full-screen view recommended.
Meet 3 of the maybe four board shapes that will be available. Ki is the longboard, Risu is the shortboard and Benito is the fish.
You can expect more designs and some extra fun feature too!
Crailsheim KI
In der Ansicht von Crailsheim stört das "moderne" Gebäude an der Jagst etwas. Hier ist es mit KI ersetzt gegen eine Burg.
20230714_selgenstadt_0325KI4 Kopie
Nhẹ nhàng...gió lướt wa....
Nước mắt tuôn rơi...
Lời anh nói...
lúc đó...trong gió...tiếng nói yêu em....cứ như thoáng bên tai....
Một cơn mưa...
Lại thoáng đến...
Em đứng đây....
Nhìn mãi...
Nhìn mãi..
Nhìn về...phía....con đường...nơi anh đã ra đi...quên đi e...quên đi năm tháng...quên đi kỉ niệm...
Rồi...lại lần nữa...em lại nhớ,,,nhớ đến anh...nhớ đến từng lời nói...mà anh khẽ bên tai...từ sau mỗi khi ôm chầm lấy em...
Em lại ko hĩu???
TẠI SAO???
khi xa anh rồi...
mất anh rồi...
nhưng...
lại ko quên đc anh...
lại càng nhớ về anh???
DẪU BIẾT...
thời gian...
sẽ xoá nhoà tất cả....
xoá đi hp có bên nhau...
xoá đi từng kỉ niệm...từng dòng chữ....
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cm mãnh liệt zào :)))
100cm se~ có bn*
Rani ki Vav or the Queens stepwell...
Rani ki vav is an intricately constructed stepwell situated in the town of Patan in Gujarat, India. It is located on the banks of River Saraswati. It was built in 11th-century AD by Queen Udaymati as memorial for her husband king Bhimdev I. Stepwells are a distinctive form of subterranean water resource and storage systems in the Indian subcontinent.
Rani ki vav was built as an inverted temple with seven levels of stairs. It has more than 500 principal sculptures and over a 1000 minor ones that combine religious, mythological and secular imagery. The principal sculptures include the Dashavtara (10 incarnations) of Lord Vishnu.
The stepwell was later flooded by the river Saraswati and silted over. It remained hidden from the outside world till as late as the 1940s. In 1940's the excavations carried out under the Baroda State revealed the stepwell. In 1986, a major excavation and restoration was carried out by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI). An image of Queen Udayamati was also recovered during the excavation. The restoration was carried out from 1981 to 1987.
It was added to the list of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites on 22 June 2014.
Built in 1034 AD, flooded and hidden till the 1940's, seen few earthquakes and the structure still stands strong. All that in days of no electricity, no technology and no Google. It is a wonder people. It is a mind blowing place to visit. If you ever get a chance, do visit the place. Highly recommended.
This image was auto stitched by Google photos and popped up as photo recommedation ... though some parts are not in focus but I still think google did a pretty good job on the selection of photos to be stitched.
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Linking my outside shot of Ki Gompa/Key Monastery again: scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xap1/v/t1.0-9/551470... . As you can imagine from that photo, the sleeping quarters, study halls, prayer rooms, and kitchen are all at different levels, connected by steep stairways that these young monks just run up and down but I took verrry slowly.
