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Looks like the cooler temperatures have brought out some nice colors in the forest. The aspen trees are showing their yellow leaves.
I have noticed that this pot plant (lilly) has started weeping, with tiny droplets appearing on the tip of each leaf. Felt it deserved a shot for posterity.
I came across this shrub on my walk today - was intrigued by the shape of these leaflets.
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I love the green veining on the leaflets protecting the flowers.
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Captured on Via dei Fori Imperiali, Rome, Italy.
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A leaflet available at the lighthouse says a November 1905 storm that wrecked several ships on Lake Superior was the impetus for constructing Split Rock Lighthouse. Completed in 1910, the 54-foot lighthouse occupies a picturesque setting atop a 130-foot rock cliff on Beaver Bay on the west shore of Lake Superior, about 45 miles above Duluth, Minnesota; electricity replaced kerosene as the light's fuel in 1940. The lighthouse, retired in 1969, is a Minnesota Historical Society museum in Split Rock Lighthouse State Park. The lighthouse and other light station buildings have been restored to their 1920s appearance; the complex was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1969 (69000073) and named a National Historic Landmark in 2011. Most of the photos I took of this lighthouse show it from a distance, to show the setting, but this provides a somewhat closer view than the earlier post. It was taken from a rather busy overlook, with people waiting for good position, so I dispensed with the tripod.
At some point, I want to try using Photoshop to substitute a more interesting sky into this and/or other images from the same day. I've never attempted such editing/manipulation.
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During the 1920s the London Underground Electric Railways Group of companies, that included the Tube, various if the tram companies and the London General Omnibus Company and that was known as the 'Combine', were well known for the quality of their publicity - a policy inspired and driven by Frank Pick. This is one of a series of regular leaflets for holiday services, advertising the places to go by tube, tram and bus. Each issue used artwork by a different designer, often the work of a artist associated with the famous and numerous posters issued by the company and its successor after 1933, London Transport.
This August 1928 issue, with Johnston typeface, and a 'harvest garland' has no designer shown but it looks very "Shep" like to me! 'Shep' was Charles Shepard, a noted designer who was also head of studio at the Baynard Press in London.
The leaflets upon leaflets upon leaflets upon each leaf.
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This leaflet was in my postbox this week. In future, 2nd class mail will be delivered only on three days each week in order to allow more time to be spent on parcels.
As a letter-writer this does not fill me with much optimism for the future of the letter post. Other countries have already got rid of it.
Email just isn't the same. Perhaps I should go back to short wave and Morse , or semaphore, for the personal touch.
In case you didn't know, Royal Mail is currently owned by a Czech billionaire, not the royal family, or even the people (as it used to be for nearly 500 years).
I'm thinking off what I should build next. Once I said I would never build a mobile crane again, however .... Since I built many trucks I would like to build something 'out of the box'. Why shouldn't I pick up this Liebherr LTM1800 once again?
The model I built 17 years ago was one of the eye openers for many LEGO enthusiast during the late 90s, when I released my website. But this particular model actually was never put on display, at least not many LEGO fans have seen it in real.
Now I take the challenge to raise it once again. Of course according to today's standard; lots of details and functionality as well. During these 17 years many new elements were released and will make it possible to get the model much more life like. As I'm having quite some PF in stock it might be working as well. Who knows ....
For those who didn't see it's predecessor: www.dennisbosman.nl/lego/cmno04.html
….about the promise of using Blessed Oil, like in biblical times!
They allege that the oil comes from Mount Hermon (Israel?)
From the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, an organisation that has often been criticised because of the leaders’ interest in the donations generated and for other behaviour!
Some of the leaders are alleged to have become very wealthy.
It is sad that young people are taken in by all this.
The smallest "bedroom" in my house doesn't have a bed in it … it has books. I'm sorting through a pile of leaflets, mostly about art exhibitions I've been to over the years – though there's a pile of stamp bulletins in the foreground.
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to the Slow shutter fast moving group.
Stuck for an idea for your daily 365 shot? Try the hereios of the We're Here! group for inspiration.
'Star' Sindy's palomino horse 1987 as shown in the leaflet.
YeeHaw! The mauve is gone! (At least in theory.)
I'm not sure it was ever sold with this new "authentic saddlery and bridle". They did use this tanned tack on Sindy's horse 1992 though.
FOUR LEGS is a little pun Hasbro throwed in there and will make better sense if you see the page opposite, which featured Sindy's Range Rover with the title FOUR WHEELS.