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Near Rodanthe, NC. October 2023.
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Outer Mission, San Francisco, CA, 2013
A fondness for this picture. A memory of a disappearing Mission? or Outer-Mission future past?
"Assignment - Outer Space" is a composite of a model spaceship from the London Science Museum and one of my deep sky astro images of the Pacman Nebula.
Outer ring of the 17th Century monastery church of Ura Kidane Mihret on the Zeghie Peninsula, Lake Tana, Ethiopia.
The big house in white over the bay does do holiday lets . . . I know because younger son was there a few years back
with the ferry from Cape Hatteras to Ocracoke
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The ruin of the manor-house: most of its outer walls are still standing. This residence was erected by the Barry family in the second half of the 16th century. When Vincent Barry's daughter married Edward Fenner in 1598 provision was made for her father to live on at the manor-house. By an agreement of 1612 Barry was to have board and lodging for himself and two servants, and stabling for two geldings. The house retained its original Elizabethan plan and features almost unaltered up to the destruction of its roofs and interior by fire in 1887. It was three-storied and constructed throughout of coursed rubble with freestone dressings. E-shaped in plan, it has a battlemented central porch with a doorway with moulded jambs and a fourcentred arch with blank shields in the spandrels. The south window of the hall has eight lights with stone mullions and transoms and a moulded course running along the whole facade. All the other windows were stone-mullioned and square-headed, with moulded dripstones. When it was sold to William Wilson in 1809 it was described as 'a venerable Gothic mansion, which has been very substantially built of stone'. Several of the rooms were then said to be in 'an unfinished state' and the whole much neglected. The amenities included 'a garden, surrounded on three sides with brick and stone walls, lately built and planted'. About 1870, when the first extant photographs were taken, the interior retained many handsome chimney-pieces, and several of the rooms were nearly in their original state with some excellent oak panelling. The house was subdivided into two tenements shortly before it was gutted by fire in April 1887. It was then jointly occupied by a farmer and Messrs. J. and B. New, paper manufacturers. The mansion was never repaired, but the stone exterior has withstood the weather well, and together with the nearby site of the former paper-mill it forms one of the most picturesque ruins in Oxfordshire.
From: 'Parishes: Hampton Gay ', A History of the County of Oxford: Volume 6 (1959)
Mummy coffin for the woman Isetirdis (Isisirdis). The texts on the outside tell us she was a daughter of a brewer by the name Tjaimenimu and a woman called Atsha.
Outer coffin representing the deceased wearing a tripartite wig, with a fillet surrounding a sun-disk with two cobras on top of the head. A broad collar. Below the collar, the lid is divided into five registers. With a winged sun-disk with two cobras, flanked on each side by four columns of text.
The floor of the interior is occupied by a figure of Ptah-Sokar-Osiris.
Third Intermediate Period-Late Period. Probably from Thebes.
NME 004
Medelhavsmuseet.
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