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As of 2014 she works in the administration of KITC. She was promoted.

Pellicola pessima e scaduta, scanner pessimo. Io mi adeguo.

 

You are not supposed to photograph soldiers in North Korea. This one was one of the few ones we saw that was armed.

Uses 2 BMC/Rover Mini front subframes, with the 1330cc engine mounted at the rear.

Great Western Classic Car Show, Royal Bath & West Showground, near Shepton Mallet, Somerset. Sunday 12 February 2017.

A soldier in the house in Panmunjom that is half in North Korea and half in South Korea.

The main street in Kaesong at lunchtime. The policeman in the middle of the street is doing a fine job keeping the traffic flowing.

 

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A mud kitchen can be messy but it can also be great fun, what child doesn’t love mixing up a mud pie? For younger children, mud kitchens can also provide a whole variety of different learning opportunities including sensory, imaginative, creative and exploratory play. Being outdoors gives children the chance to connect and learn about nature, to be creative and invent their own role play games and can even allow opportunities for early maths and science activities.

 

1 - Old Wood Pallets Mud kitchen, enjoy playing with sand, water, leaves, etc.

 

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2 - Clear Wood Pallets Mud kitchen

 

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3 - Simple Mud Kitchen with wood and tree logs

 

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4 - Adam's Mud Kitchen done for the International Mud Day on June 29th

 

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5 - Low-Cost Mud Kitchen with two Old Tires

 

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6 - Perfect Mud Pie Kitchen. Proper posh one!

 

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7 - DIY sand and water 'table', made with pallet wood and restore sink

 

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8 - Kitchen Pie Made with Rustic Wood and Plastic Toys

 

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9 - Mud Pie Kitchen made out of what looks like Old pallets and Metal Bowls

 

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10 - The kids will love this DIY Outdoor Play Kitchen and it's the perfect spot for making mud pies and great memories!

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Two of the pumped-up Mussolini-era statues glorifying Italian manhood that encircle the running track at the sports centre, Foro Italico. When I visited back in 1982, similar statues also poked bits of torso through the seating stands around the tennis courts.

 

When it comes to atrocious former regimes, the Italians have been prepared to allow the discredited old symbols remain in place rather than expunging them. Perhaps because they recognise that symbols lose their power in new circumstances, and perhaps because they were just too numerous or expensive to pull down. Consequently, numerous tennis tournaments have been held at Foro Italico; the fashion house Fendi is now headquartered at Mussolini's Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana; and a foundation named in honour of the famous antifascist, Ferrucchio Parri, runs a website that maps Italian fascist buildings, landmarks and the like.

  

Stationmaster at the Pyongyang subway

This retro P'yongyang tour guide, from circa 1989, promises that taxis will be at your disposal. Grab a cab and cruise around town. Or maybe not. ;-)

You are not supposed to make silly poses with the statues of the great leaders.

Contaminazioni.

Tra il glamour e il kitch.

Tra l'happy hour elegante e i taralli e la birra.

Napoli come il crogiolo di un fabbro colmo di lava incandescente.

Dove tutto ciò che si immette si liquefa per poi trasformarsi in un nuovo oggetto con una nuova visione.

Soldiers having their picture taken at the Mansudae Fountain Park in Pyongyang.

 

"The Ministry of Truth - Minitrue, in Newspeak - was startlingly different from any other object in sight. It was an enormous pyramidal structure of glittering white concrete, soaring up, terrace after terrace, three hundred meters into the air."

 

The Ryugyong Hotel is a 300 meters high building that has been under construction since 1987. The exterior has recently been finished by the Egyptian telecom company Orascom. The interior is still under construction and will be for at least two or three years: www.dailynk.com/english/read.php?cataId=nk03100&num=9861

Morning view from the Kumgangsan Hotel.

The Juche tower from across the Taedong river.

Our lovely guide in the Pyongyang subway.

Last night at the Yanggakdo hotel. The guides joins us for drinks in the rotating bar. We learn that jokes about poop is universally appreciated and a great help in communication between cultures.

Soldiers having their picture taken at the Mansudae Fountain Park in Pyongyang.

 

A guard outside the Rungrado May Day Stadium where the mass gymnastics and artistic performance Arirang is held. The stadium seats 150000 which makes it the largest capacity stadium in the world.

The guide at the USS Pueblo started out looking stern but after a while she could not resist the charm of the Americans. Here she is fending of an American imperialist aggressor trying to recapture the ship.

The soldiers at the border are very relaxed considering the extreme tension of the area.

Early morning view from our room at the Yanggakdo hotel.

Nino Medras, era un ex cascatore e acrobata

qui è ritratto a Piazza Navona mentre vende quadri ma è più famoso per essere stato il proprietario del locale

Jonathan’s Angels. A Roma è certo una leggenda. Il regno del kitch, e sicuramente un posto che ricorderete per la sua assoluta unicità. La particolarità, qui, era un qualcosa di unico, la cui fama è arrivata dappertutto nel mondo : il bagno del locale. Per vederlo c'era sempre un gran fila. Sì, perché la toilette di Jonathan era una via di mezzo tra il regno delle favole e del kitch. Un luogo tra il mistico e il pagano. Ora la nuova gestione lo ha trasformato, la toilette è a norma ma non è più la stessa !

View to the east from the Juche tower.

 

One of our guides from the KITC, Mr. Lee.

A guard in the Pyongyang subway.

There is actually a skate park in Pyongyang. They were just finishing construction when we passed by and it looks like it could be quite good.

It is located just by the river, not far from the Juche tower.

Map of Central Pyongyang from a KITC tour guide. Conspicuously absent from the map is mention of the massive, pyramid shaped, Ryugyong Hotel, which dominates the Pyongyang skyline, yet sits unfinished since starting construction over 20 years ago.

Soldiers visiting the Revolutionary Martyrs Cemetery in Pyongyang.

 

The picture wall in the background is made up of several thousand people holding colored cards.

Striptease congelato per (quasi) sempre.

Dalla serie il kitch non ha confini...

Pyongyang has trolleybuses, regular buses and trams.This is one of the newer trolleybuses.

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