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Una de las cuatro virtudes de Celso Episteme (Conocimiento). Fachada de la Biblioteca de Éfeso. Turquía.
My daughter went to Lafayette HS, as did other notable and important people like Harry Dean Stanton, Jim Varney, Gary Brewer, John Y. Brown, and Tom Hammond.
Holga 120CFN, Expired Kodak T-Max 400, D-76 1+1
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The knowledge is liberating only when it transforms the creature, otherwise it will be nothing but dead weight!
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are printed books days numbered?
I've been running out of places to store my books but since I bought a kobo hd glo I don't think I'll ever have that problem.
this kobo can store more than 3000 books at any one time, that's more space than I will ever need and I don't have to worry about eye strain that you get from other device. e ink is the way forward for me.
sb700 and a shoot through umbrella were used to light the subject.
A veces no puedo evitarlo, están ahí y necesitan salir, necesitan expresarse, reprimirlas nunca será una buena alternativa... emociones.
Sometimes I can't help it, they are there and they need to get out, they need to express themselves, repressing them will never be a good alternative... emotions
I can't think what this white flower could be - my knowledge of garden plants is so limited. If anyone can tell what it is from this angle, I would really appreciate help with the ID - thanks! Could it be a Mallow species?
My daughter and I had a such a great day on 5 September 2017. She had a free day, so we decided to drive north-east of the city and visit the Pioneer Acres Museum. The day started off with seeing three perched Swainson's Hawks, which were a bonus. We had passed the colourful old truck and tractor displayed on tall posts, to indicate Pioneer Acres, on various occasions and this time, we actually went to the museum. What an amazing collection of old farming equipment, some standing outdoors and many others in large sheds. Have to say that I am always attracted to older, rusty things, and there was no shortage of these, either.
"Pioneer Acres is operated by a team of volunteer members who, in many cases, have extended their golden years of retirement, performing the duties necessary to meet the club's objectives. These include work to collect, restore, maintain and demonstrate the artifacts which were used by the pioneers of early Alberta.
The end result is that present and future generations have the opportunity to glimpse into our pioneering past through the artifacts on display and demonstrated. Younger members of the club also learn the care, maintenance and operation of these living artifacts." From link below.
www.pioneeracres.ab.ca/member.aspx
While we were walking round the grounds, visiting each massive shed in turn, my daughter spotted a Plains Garter Snake, and waved me over to see it. She also saw several birds running round behind one of the sheds, and when I went to check, I found there were four Gray Partridge running off in the distance. A distant Jackrabbit completed our wildlife sightings, first noticed when it was standing tall and upright on its back legs in 'freeze mode'. My mind wandered to Alice in Wonderland : )
Though we did not do a tour of the inside of the "Long" House, we found it an impressive building, complete with a few Sunflowers, Hollyhock and other flowers in the garden, and a metal windmill.
"The "Long" House was built in 1914 by John Thomas on a farm just northwest of Irricana, Alberta. It has been lived in by three generations of the Long Family since 1914. The house was donated to Pioneer Acres, moved to our location, and restored to 1929 status." From the Pioneer Acres website.
There is also an old schoolhouse on the Museum site. "The Crown School, built in 1905, was located west of Three Hills on Highway 583. It closed in 1953 and was bought by the district of Allingham for use as a community league. In 1996, the building was relocated to Pioneer Aces of Alberta Museum." From the Alberta Teachers' Association website.
After spending a long time walking round the grounds, we decided to drive through Irricana itself in order to get back to the highway. I had seen photos on the Internet of three murals there - sunflowers, crayons, and a view of the old grain elevators that had once stood nearby - and I wanted to go and see them. All near each other, as this town only has a few streets. I had never been to Irricana before and I was impressed with what a delightful place it is, full of brightly coloured murals, and well kept. One of the outer roads had many flower beds along the edge, watered with well water, looking most attractive.
I had asked my daughter if she was interested in calling in at the Silver Springs Botanical Gardens in NW Calgary, if there was time after our drive east. I had planned the drive ahead of time, partly because I had also seen a photo somewhere on the Internet of a rather nice old barn that I really wanted to see. We were not disappointed, though it was a shame to see that the cupola had fallen from the roof since that photo was taken. I had never driven through the town of Airdrie before, but did the "drive" on Google Earth the night before and it looked straightforward enough.
Returning to the city via Cochrane, my daughter told me how to get to Silver Springs. I had never driven there before, but I had been there with a friend last year, I think on 1 October, and thoroughly enjoyed these meticulously kept gardens. We were just too hot and tired to see every inch of the garden, but finished off with photographing sunflowers and enjoying the American Goldfinches that were feeding on them, before we continued on our way.
A great day, despite the heat and smoke from the B.C. and Alberta wildfires (distant low visibility, too). Thanks so much, Rachel - hope you enjoyed it as much as I did. We drove 256 km (used about half a tank of gas, or less). I was absolutely tired out from the heat and driving unfamiliar roads.
They said: "there're too many books but too little time". I say: "no need to conquer the world if we found home just comfortable enough..."
The old book store at the corner, Duomo di Milano, Milan, Italy
0.2mm pinhole; 35mm film; 50 seconds
September 1 is a good reason for nostalgia.
First day at school… Everyone remembers this special moment. A ruler, a satchel with books, white bows for girls, bouquets, emotions over the edge... This is not just a holiday, but a new stage in life.
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Eh, childhood, so far away and close ... Even though I graduated from school 🏫 many years ago, but I still feel excitement.
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I wonder if you have such a feeling?
Let's reflect on this topic.
What is September 1st for you?
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I will be glad to hear your comments
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we all should strive for knowledge, not necessarily in this way :)
texture from NinianLif
I don't know why but I feel that this is not my style & that its not me who captured it, who knows this might be my style!! time will answer that
Biblioteca do Palácio Nacional de Mafra.
Mafra, Portugal.
www.palaciomafra.gov.pt/en-GB/Library/ContentList.aspx
www.patrimoniocultural.gov.pt/pt/recursos/bibliotecas-dgp...
I have just submitted this one as an entry to "Your city in Your eyes" contest in Dhahran - Saudi Arabia.
This tower is the symbol of the university. I tried to take the shot from an angle that I think was "interesting"...I hope you find it so!
hidjab is concentring all the divisions of opinion aroud the world...are we in a binar world ? do we have to choose for or against it? or should we don't give any importance?
A varition of my "Töröööh"
One of the many fountains in "Cirr-cus producing enough clouds of knowledge and rain of insight to hide this beautiful city in the sky.
Agfa Super Isolette • Agfa Solinar 1:3.5/75
Adox CMS II 20 ISO film in home made Caffenol CLCN 16min @ 20°C
Scanned with Plustek OpticFilm 120 at 2400dpi with Silverfast AI Studio 9
Belval • Luxembourg
Caffenol CLCN
500 ml Filtered Water
5gr Anhydrous Washing Soda
1gr Vitamin C
6gr Instant coffee ("Cora")
60 sec. slow agitations then 3 times every 3 minutes for 15 minutes, fixing 60 sec.
(Re-uploaded for Getty)
Inspired by a childhood drawing I did at the age of 7, and is the signature photo for The Drawing Hope Project: A Magical Storybook
PLEASE FIND OUT MORE and DONATE TO THE PROJECT at The Drawing Hope Project on Facebook". Turning drawings done by children born or living with health conditions into magical photographs for a storybook filled with hope!
We have 17 days to raise $6300 - please help!
These stairs lead up to Kaufmann Jr's pad on the 3rd floor of the Fallingwater House. He and his parents of the Kaufmann Department Store owned this house from the late 1930's to the early 1960's when it was donated by Kaufmann Jr .to the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy. Since that time, the public has been able to tour this incredible house.
I always loved the BR Tippler wagon designs when I first started playing Train Simulator. The design is simple, but does so much in terms of looks, especially in consists.
Though the simple design does put up a fight when making it out of Legos. Little oversteps through off this build, so striking a mid ground took some time.
The most challenging part of this build was getting a proper name and model basis. Google showed so many variants, including mismatched names, too, which led to the next build. The BR 21T HTO/HTV Hopper Wagons.
Hopper wagons are in my top 3 of my favorite types of rolling stock, so I always wanted to make a design into Lego. The thing is, I sucked at it. For YEARS, I’ve made and then deleted hopper designs; I hated all of them strongly. At one point, I gave up entirely and just focused on making other wagons. After all this time, I gave it another shot, and I’m happy with what I made.
Coupled with new building knowledge, I did something different and built upside down. When I started building hoppers, I built right side up, but there was always an ugly lip or flat section that disrupted the design. By flipping it, I was able to connect the tiles using brackets to make a flush design. The flat section was now on the bottom, where I can use hose pieces to accurately and conveniently cover the eyesore. After fixing the biggest issue, everything else was a breeze to connect/design through.
Seriously, I don’t think I was this happy after making the LNER P2.