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This building was put up back in 1989...22 years ago, in building years...it was still quite "young". I can only imagine the property value went way up as this is right across the street from the Richmond Olympic Oval...and you guessed it...they're building condos...Progress!
IJmuiden, Holland on 21st September 2013.
IMO number :9350642
Name of ship :IVER PROGRESS
Call Sign :V7LP7
MMSI :538002783
Gross tonnage :23421
DWT :37412
Type of ship :Chemical/Oil Products Tanker
Year of build :2007
Flag :Marshall Islands
staying busy with a painting excercise this summer. i'll update as i progress. sorry the photo quality sucks.
All of the over-wintered plants (begonias and coleus) are outside and putting up new growth. The petunias and verebena in the front boxes are coming along, and last year's caladium tubers are putting up leaves in the corner round planter. In the lower-left corner, the very last of the pansies are sharing a pot with the very last daffodil (which never bloomed). It's just about time to pull it up (along with the very last of the muscari), dry it out, and stick it in a bag for next year.
This is the only progress shot I bothered to take for the entire costuming process. I am never going to win workmanship awards. I am a bad costumer. :(
Inside the lobby of 30 Rockefeller Plaza is the mural American Progress by the Catalan painter Josep Maria Sert.
right; #170 pineapple parfait & coordinating yellows
left; DMC vareigated #67
#163 blue ice with white
66120 heads east at Trenos with 6B86 Margam T.C. - Cardiff Docks Ryans F.W., with work progressing at this site for the building of a Bridleway Bridge over the railway line.
This is looking thru the fireplace hole in the den and the kitchen is on the far side.
This was taken at about 6 pm tonight.
Well, what a day's work can do......there's a whole house there!!Our realtor called us this afternoon to tell us that she was out front of the house and they were putting on the roof!!
This was taken at about 6 pm tonight.
So they are building a new building for the company I work for next to the one I am in. There used to be these really nice trees right at the edge of the property. They were at least 150 feet tall. Now the are gone :(
I am not sure why they had to take them down. They were on the property line and I am fairly sure wouldn't be too close to where the building is going to go. They didn't heven do it in such away that they could replant them. They just threw them in a pile and then into a wood chipper.