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Though the clientele at Obica Mozzarella Bar seemed to consist largely of foreigners and tourists, who cares. The food was wonderful and without doubt presented the best foot forward for Tuscan cuisine on our trip.
I'm not sure though why the wine cellar had to be under lock and key. I guess it has something to do with the fact that the wine is accessed by the same path that everyone takes to go to the bathroom.
Lock on the River Weaver at Dutton. This lock allows navigation on the river past a bend in the river with a weir. Substantial sized vessels use this stretch of the river and the Railway type signals give advance notice to crews of accessibility.
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We are locked in this eternal winter. Apparently, this time last year, people were enjoying time on the beach - even in the UK!! I blame global warming!
Exploring the Historical Praters Mill I came across this padlocked door. The padlock and rusted clasp with the textures of the weathered wood planks captured my interest.
Nikon N75, 50mm 1.8 lense, Kentmere 400
After a wet and windy start to Sunday, this hardy rose sensibly stayed locked in as more blustery showers came along in the afternoon. This shot was taken in Wettern Gardens during a very welcome spell of sunshine at lunchtime whilst we enjoyed a takeaway coffee.
Fernand Khnopff
1858–1921
I lock my door upon myself. 1891
Öl auf Leinwand, 72,7 x 141 cm
München, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen – Neue Pinakothek
Inv.-Nr. 7921
Ausstellung
»Dekadenz und dunkle Träume – Der belgische Symbolismus«
Berlin, Alte Nationalgalerie
18. 9. 2020 – 17. 1. 2021
mailbox lock in the George Washington Hotel in Winchester, VA which is an old, historic grand hotel that has been beautifully restored & maintained, It is on the National Register of Historic Places. The hotel was frankly, one of the highlights of our trip through Winchester, VA.
Looking eastward towards lock 9 of the I & M Canal. Located in Marseilles Illinois, both lock 9 and 10 are filled in with grass. Three exposure HDR processed with Photomatix
"I thought how unpleasant it is to be locked out; and I thought how it is worse, perhaps, to be locked in."
Virginia Woolf
This is the finished clock I carved out from a piece off basswood. As it is my first attempt at relief carving I'm quite happy with the finished result. Lock down has got a lot to answer for.
This would be Lock 44 on the C&O Canal in Williamsport, MD. It's amazing to think how much commerce this lock must have seen back in the day. Of course rail lines got laid next to the Canal line, and eventually put the Canal out of business. I think it's great that pieces like this lock are kept around so that we know how things started out back in the day.