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Happy Fence Friday...!!!
Another restaurant I didn't get to try..;) And Bacliff is another town I probably won't go back to, so this place will just have to remain a mystery.
Happy weekend everyone
This is that closed restaurant I went to while in Galveston, Texas. I said something about it on Facebook and they sent me a schedule. It turns out there are still open, just not open on Monday & Tuesday..;) Good to know.
Got a big surprise from my company this week. They are moving everything to Tennessee. I'm not going. They said I can just stay here in Texas and keep working from home. That's going to seem kind of strange, but OK.
This is where we celebrate our Mid-Autumn Festival, Watermark International Buffet restaurant at Glenelg! It is such a great buffet dinner and we truly enjoyed it!!! (only some people were upset because of something~~~). Anyway, it was a lovely night!!!
Hope you enjoy your weekend too my dear friends!It is a long weekend in Australia so we still have one more day holiday tomorrow!!! A labour day!!!!!
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Vielen Dank für den Besuch, Favoriten und Kommentare!
Thank you for visit, faves and comments!
Muchas gracias por su visita, favoritos y comentarios.
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POULTON-LE-FYLDE
Photograph taken at the Shard Restaurant, Poulton
An afternoon out at the garden centre & then visit Skippool Creek to shot the moored boats at low tide.
Do not use a Sat Nav in this area, never found the place
Ended up at a little restaurant on the banks of the River Wyre, which I would recommend if you are in this area
Now found the creek on google maps, its just around the bend in the photograph
At least next time we know a good place for a pie & a pint !!!!!
HDR photography of a London restaurant by Timothy Selvage.
Not sure whether I'd brave eating here or not... Taken after an inspiring stroll around London with Maurice Etolie.
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Brownstones and restaurants in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen (not to be confused with the cooking show) neighborhood.46th St between 8th and 9th Avenues in particular is called Restaurant Row because there are several restaurants (I counted 35 on Wikipedia) lined up on this short street block.The Barbetta restaurant in this other shot I took is also on the same street block
Carcès (pronounced car-says') is a village in the Var, between Cotignac and the Thoronet Abbey. It's quite a large village, laid out in a rectangle, with the different parts of the village separated somewhat from each other. One part, perched on a low hill and called the old town (vieille ville), has a lot of stone walls and stone arches. The "newer" parts of Carcès, though, have narrow streets, vaulted passages and medieval portails and ancient houses and doorways. All in all, Carcès is a very interesting village to visit. One of the most striking things about Carcès are the trompe l'oeil wall murals and the colorful fish-scale wall tiles on some of the houses.
The mairie (town hall) and the library (médiatheque municipale) are located in a quiet little square completely surrounded by buildings, at the site of an old olive-oil mill, the "Huilerie St Charles". In a hidden little passage behind the library, the large iron waterwheel is still in place against the back of the building.
Commerce and Cafés
Carcès has a good variety of shops for every-day needs, including gift/souvenir shops, banks, and a post office.
The selection of terrace cafés seemed a bit limited, but we did find a couple that were nicely acceptable. One is located on the Place des Martyrs de la Résistance (Place de l'Hotel de Ville on the town map), shaded by enormous platan trees and bordered by ancient buildings and the picturesque bell tower with campanile on top and arched passage at the bottom. The fountain here, with a tall column and four carven faces is nicely grungy on one side, accentuating its age.
Saturday morning market day is a real event in Carcès. The market fills several streets in the central part of town, and there's a good variety in the types of stalls, including, clothes, baskets, cooked foods, Provencal and local specialities, olive-wood items, fruits, vegetables, and so on. The nearby Lac de Carcès, about 4 km south of town, is pretty, but doesn't have beaches, swimming, boating or water sports.
Cabro d'Or Legend (Légende de la Cabro d'Or). The legend of the mysterious golden goat is popular in Carcès, with the town's main hotel-restaurant named after it.
Trompe l'oeil Murals
There are four main trompe l'oeil wall mural locations, but smaller ones decorate buildings here and there in the town.
1 - at the Ofice de Tourisme building (corner of Rue Marechal Foch and Ave G. Clemenceau), depicts sacks and barrels being hoisted up the side of the building to be stored in the warehouse.
2 - at the top of Rue Marechal Foch, close to the Office de Tourisme, a group of Royals are standing inside an arched passage.
3 - Rue Hoche at the northern edge of town, a woman hangs clothes on an upper-floor terrace while a man presses grapes around the side of the ground floor.
4 - Rue Florentin Giraud, the long "maison de repos" building has a wonderful collection of different facades, pastel colors, shutters and balistrades, pillars, tiled roofs and drain pipes.
The wall paintings are all done by the same artist: Michel DEGUIL. His phone number is on the "maison de repos" facade.
Fountains
A guidebook from the Office de Tourisme lists 19 fountains on a "Circuits des Fontaines et Lavoirs", similar to the (Gonfaron). Touring Carcès to locate the fountains would be a fun way to see the town, but you would have to mark the locations on a map yourself.
The village of Gonfaron, about 20 km to the southeast, also has a circuit of discovery for their village's 16 ancient fountains, and they have an animal legend with their "flying donkey".
For further information please visit www.beyond.fr/villages/carces.html www.provenceweb.fr/e/var/carces/carces.htm?r=1&Largeu... and www.provenceverte.co.uk/discover/carces.php
The Vicount Restaurant and Ship on the Moskva River embankment in Krasnogorsk.
A venue for weddings, birthdays, and other events. Rent the "Black Pearl" restaurant on the Vicount ship. A varied banquet and buffet menu, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available. A cozy hookah bar, outdoor events, and a large area for various celebrations are also available.
Celebrate on the shore or on the water.
Encore une superbe journée et un excellent repas au restaurant le président à La Londe des Maures vive la Côte d'Azur et sa douceur de vivre