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Carmen Miranda, by Polly Glotzbach and Amelia Crambley.
Blue ribbon, class commendation, big rosette from someone.
Artichoke
Aspidistra
Bamboo
Heliconia parakeet
Hydrangea
Job's tears
Leucadendron
Microsorum
Nandina berry
Pincushion protea
Philadelphia Flower Show, March 7, 2015
"Vernonia Train"
Great motorcycle trip through the "Vernonia loop" from Portland. Past a decrepit old train and had to stop and crawl around it. I love the fantastic colors and textures.
© David Lloyd • www.dlimageworks.com
Holiday Craft show
Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin
December 7, 2024
These hand-dyed yarns are from Broken Fences LLC, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin.
2012-02-25 Lower Austria, district Bruck/Leitha, Naturpark Mannersdorf-Wüste (x msm Quadrant 8065/2).
Tina Bester of Queen of Tarts is one of the exhibitors at The Quadrant Market in Claremont every Saturday between 09:00-14:00.
Where: Library Square -The Quadrant , Wilderness Rd, Claremont
When: Every Saturday
Contact Candice Botha on 082 802 2436 for more info.
It appears the primary image narrative found on the surfaces of stones from this site indicate a complex/sacred cloud descending from the sky and releasing two symbolic entities; one of ochre based life-form with the pyramidal crown of empirical knowledge, and paired with the sacred figure wearing the complex headdress of figures and humanity descending to earth and landing within the mountain ranges of this region. The variations and styles of this stone's image narrative exist in infinite numbers, indicating these stones cannot not be counted by a single person during a single lifetime. The original source of these stones cannot be determined at this time, however the great number and infinite spectrum of stones indicate a huge population of individuals were responsible for the stones on this site. The great numbers found on this site were the insurance policy for this culture to insure their resilience and longevity across deep time; North America, culture unknown.
Notice the spherical horizon in the upper left quadrant holding blue and ochre light pigments similar in form to the Blue and Ochre Solstice Glow, now fading away from the
solstice peak.
WWII Bombing Range Quadrant Tower, Pitcalnie
2007
Now converted to a residence or about to be converted.
ID:MHG36448
Type of record:Monument
Name:PITCALNIE, QUADRANT TOWER
Grid Reference:NH 80310 72330
Map Sheet:NH87SW
Civil Parish:NIGG
Geographical Area:ROSS AND CROMARTY
ID:MHG29236
Type of record:Building
Name:Lookout Tower, Pitcalnie
Grid Reference:NH 80306 72324
Map Sheet:NH87SW
Civil Parish:NIGG
Geographical Area:ROSS AND CROMARTY
Site Type OBSERVATION POST (20TH CENTURY)
Canmore ID 173996
Site Number NH87SW 45
NGR NH 80308 72324
Council HIGHLAND
Parish NIGG (ROSS AND CROMARTY)
Former Region HIGHLAND
Former District ROSS AND CROMARTY
Former County ROSS AND CROMARTY
I am loving the way it is coming out so far! I am a bit worried about the one fabric blending too much with the background, but we'll see how it comes together.
Carmen Miranda, by Polly Glotzbach and Amelia Crambley.
Blue ribbon, class commendation, big rosette from someone.
Artichoke
Aspidistra
Bamboo
Heliconia parakeet
Hydrangea
Job's tears
Leucadendron
Microsorum
Nandina berry
Pincushion protea
Philadelphia Flower Show, March 7, 2015
WWII Bombing Range Quadrant Tower, Pitcalnie
2007
Now converted to a residence or about to be converted.
ID:MHG36448
Type of record:Monument
Name:PITCALNIE, QUADRANT TOWER
Grid Reference:NH 80310 72330
Map Sheet:NH87SW
Civil Parish:NIGG
Geographical Area:ROSS AND CROMARTY
ID:MHG29236
Type of record:Building
Name:Lookout Tower, Pitcalnie
Grid Reference:NH 80306 72324
Map Sheet:NH87SW
Civil Parish:NIGG
Geographical Area:ROSS AND CROMARTY
Site Type OBSERVATION POST (20TH CENTURY)
Canmore ID 173996
Site Number NH87SW 45
NGR NH 80308 72324
Council HIGHLAND
Parish NIGG (ROSS AND CROMARTY)
Former Region HIGHLAND
Former District ROSS AND CROMARTY
Former County ROSS AND CROMARTY