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Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada.
After the 'Hornblower' boat trip, we booked our tickets for the Tunnel Walk. It was a wait of several hours before our allocated time slot, so we walked along the edge of the Niagara River towards the Rainbow Bridge. By this time the queue for 'Hornblower' tickets was all the way back to the start of the hill!
We had hoped to walk halfway across the Rainbow Bridge, but this is no longer possible with a passport, which we did not have with us.
So we stopped for a Moosehead Lager at the Secret Garden, then went back to the hotel via a hot dog place, then relaxed by the pool for a couple of hours.
Cloister's Walk Enamel Panels 1997-1998
Artist: Dale Devereux Barker
Materials: Vitreous Enamel
St Katharines Dock
London, England, UK
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www.cafepress.com.au/justjoani
Images and designs (c) Joan Lee 2006-2012
Email: joani.art(at)gmail.com
Our restyled Heidi Dress! See more here: www.burdastyle.com/projects/living-in-color-heidi-dress
And check out the original: www.burdastyle.com/projects/heidi
This is a pattern proof of the Ellowyne Marie Antoinette style gown, it is a mantua (over coat and skirt) the skirt is elasticated and it fastens with a pair of hidden snaps at the front
The design was developed in the winter. I admit that I do not like this season of year. The coldness is not my worst enemy. Sure, I don't like when it is minus fifteen and under, but the most tires me continuous darkness. My greatest joy of winter, however, are oranges. This winter was mentally frustrating. We had information about refugees from Syria, freezing in improvised refugee camps. Winter veiled by smog and human tragedy. On the pattern I put oranges, and the Arabic word "orange" "burtukal" looping at green-blue leafy background. Arabic is difficult, I struggled with him in college, and the results were pathetic. However, writing in this way gives a lot of fun. These smooth, flexible lines, soft curves and complementary dots offer many possibilities.
industrial forms and patterns at the Beech-Nut food processing plant in Canajoharie, New York
some interesting detail when viewed LARGE
I saw these on Pinterest and decided to make some for my grandsweeties. I hope they like them. My brain got a workout figuring out how to do them on the computer. First step: scan the craft sticks.
Sara wonders if this kind of thing is the reason it's been a whole month since I've posted doll photos here.