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#RoomDecoration - How to make small bathroom look bigger is the place where you supposed to relax, but also is the place to do many things when you’re getting ready in the morning. You need space to look and feel at ease and comfortable while doing tasks like bathing, wash your face and brush your teeth....
Make/Model - Volvo B9TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini 2
Previous Operators - London 2012 Olympics Shuttles, First Leeds, First Norwich
Monte Cristo.
This beautiful restored 19th century mansion is known as Australia’s most haunted house and one of the most haunted houses in the world. Why? Because so many tragedies occurred in the house and some “ten distressed souls” are not yet a peace? Who were they? In 1961 a caretaker was murdered in the house; earlier a maid fell to her death from the balcony; a stable boy was killed in a fire; a boy died falling down the stairs; and the owner’s baby daughter was accidentally dropped down the stairs by a nanny and a pregnant woman died in childbirth in the house. Supposedly the long living mistress of the house, Elizabeth Crawley is another ghost? Is this enough to make a house haunted? There are two houses on the property which began as a pastoral estate by Christopher Crawley who took up his first 840 acres here in 1876. He built a homestead in 1876 which later became the servants’ quarters, kitchen and dairy. Then in 1878 the southern railway to Albury and Melbourne passed through here and the government resumed 80 acres of his lands for a town. At that time Crawley opened the Railway Hotel (now the Junee) by the railway siding. He sold some lands some around the new fledgling township of Jewnee (after an early pastoral estate using a Wiradjuri word) at high prices. The town name was soon changed to Junee. By 1884 Crawley had sold his successful hotel and with the proceeds he built a grand Victorian two storey residence with cast iron lace work on the verandas. He became a gentleman farmer. He had seven children and donated land for the Catholic Church. Christopher Crawley died in 1910 and his wife in 1933. The family lived in the house until 1948. The contents were sold in 1952 and the house left vacant which enticed vandals to almost destroy it. It was purchased with over two acres by the Ryan family in 1963 and they began the difficult task of a full restoration only finishing that in the 1980s.
Enjoy this free sample project created by Allison Patrick. It is from my book, All Things Paper: 20 Unique Projects from Leading Paper Crafters, Artists, and Designers: www.allthingspaper.net/2022/01/make-letter-holder.html
92220 'Evening Star' is seen crossing Ribblehead Viaduct with a photographic runpast (remember them?) as part of a Cumbrian Mountain Express railtour on Monday 23rd April 1984. The train ran as 1L41 – 07:50 Euston – Euston (via Carlisle) with steam haulage between Carlisle – Hellifield – Carnforth, the locomotives being changed at Hellifield.
my most awesome companion, checking out the world through a lens.
and just for the record, those are my mittens.
:)
This is a new thing for me, but I do like the layering.
ps. Did anyone feel the earthquake? I did, it was pretty sweet. :)
There's not a lot of old growth where I live, so anywhere clear on the forest floor feels like magic. Just a little light makes way to the bottom, sifting through the canopy, whirling out of reach. I feel like I'm being welcomed someplace, somehow, like any two trees are a doorframe in this woods between the worlds. On the other side, it's exactly the same, but maybe I've changed. Slipping through space, passing through a portal and prying my mind. In the center of a circle, winding wide with room enough for one open heart at once. If anyone else were with me, there's a spell we'd both be breaking. An ironclad incantation, you've got to keep it to yourself.
August 6, 2020
Bear River, Nova Scotia
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Back here on the NPBL, NS typically give the belt line crews either a GP38 to use or a Dash 9 as of recent years. I always thought it was a bit silly for the belt line to use a dash 9 with they only used it for switching. So it came to my surprised when I came to Berkeley yard and saw a SD40-2 working the yard. Hey it make a lot more sense the using a dash 9 to work the yard.
Make a wish and blow..... I remember as a kid the magic we found in these dandelions, many hopes and dreams...
Found in heislerville WMA
A little art project from "nonlocal variable" in his Fluxus mailart package from Oregon. Make your own bird conversation on the blank one up top.
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2 flashes w/ softbox and umbrella from left and right ( 1/2 )
1 flash from behind on the white wall ( 1/8 )
Quem leu os post anteriores de Make viu que eu estava com vontade de postar um pretão.
Esse é meu preferido pra sair a noite, é muito difícil me ver sem um olho bem marcado e bem preto.
Acho meus olhos extremamente pequenos, e maquiando tento ao máximo fazê-los crescerem.
Esse eu usei pra ir para a Boate no aniversário de duas amigas minhas.
Como fiz:
- Passei lápis preto em toda a pálpebra e esfumei pra servir como base.
- Em cima do lápis apliquei sombra preta opaca com aquela esponjinha, pois faço muita caca com o pincel com sombras escuras. Cobri a pálpebra e subi um pouco acima do côncavo.
- Apliquei um lápis branco na linha d'água pra aumentar os olhos.
- Abaixo da linha d'água esfumei mais um pouquinho da mesma sombra preta.
- Apliquei máscara
- Embaixo da sobrancelha dessa vez não passei sombra branca, mas sim iluminador.
Só pra constar,
a sombra que eu usei é da Jornada, que comprei na Cherry Culture.
Ela é suuuuuper pigmentada, até assusta um pouco.. hauhauhauhauahuahu
Mas vale a pena, e é bem baratinha.
Beijos.
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