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The church that stands today was completed in 1717. This church was built on the rubble of the 1625 church destroyed in the Pueblo Indian Revolt.
Santa stood at the gate but his call went unheeded!
Rudolf and friends preferred grass freshly seeded.
Entered in the Award Tree Challenge "Holiday Creations"
and the Shock of the New Challenge "Colourful Christmas"
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Dublin
Work throughout his life to access to glory and history and then, just statued, receive gull dropping as offering for eternity
Travailler une vie durant pour accéder à la gloire et la postérité et à peine statufié, recevoir les chiures des mouettes en guise d'offrandes pour l'éternité
A natural fortress, Black Mesa was the scene of dramatic events in 1694, when Pueblo warriors encamped on its summit withstood a months-long Spanish siege. That conflict was the culmination of what is known today as the Pueblo Revolt, an indigenous uprising that began on August 10, 1680.
Inspired by "Petite Angèle" by Monsieur Balavoine...<3
and probably ... hum ...
"Faut vraiment que je dise à Angèle
Qu'ici c'est la révolution
Que tous les mômes foutent en l'air les poubelles
De la région
Qu'elle prenne sa bécane qu'elle sorte de chez elle
Qu'elle laisse tomber son feuill'ton
Pour me donner sur ces jeux rebelles
Une explication
Oh
Mais Angèle
Oh
Angèle me dit qu'il faut que je comprenne
Qu'ils ont forcément leurs raisons
Ils veulent savoir vers quoi on les entraîne
Et qui ils sont
C'est normal que ça leur pose un problème
Vu que PERSONNE ne leur répond
Angèle me dit qu'il faut que je comprenne
Leur réaction
Oh
Mais Angèle
Oh
{...}
Oh
Ma petite Angèle
Oh
C'est une gamine qui n'a que la quinzaine
Laisse exploser ses émotions
Par son goût de la révolte sans haine
Et ses passions
La jeunesse est une douleur si ancienne
En manque de compréhension
Qu'on devrait tous avoir pour Angèle de l'adoration
Reviens mon Angèle
Oh
{...}
Oh, oh, oh, Angèle
La, la, la,
La, la,la,
Oh, oh, oh"
"Le charmant nom d’une petite ville Belge qui m’est inconnue s’est ajouté au chapelet – parmi ceux qui rappellent les affrontements militaires de l’histoire, les guerres de religion marquant une époque, les révoltes épiques des peuples envahis, les ignobles massacres italiens sans coupable, les mystères sans explication. Au début, donc, Marcinelle était simplement un nom. Et rien d’autre. Parce que, lorsque Marcinelle devint pour des millions d’Italiens synonyme de la tragédie de la mine, je n’étais pas encore là".
ten Dorpe Castle
The domain was already mentioned in 1290 as "Hof ten Dorpe". During the revolt of the Netherlands against Spain, the small castle was destroyed by fire in 1583 at the siege of Antwerp.
In the mid-17th century, it was rebuilt as a house of pleasure by the Goubau family. The castle got its current appearance after renovations around 1860. From 1925 it fell into disrepair. The construction of a railway in 1934 caused a large part of the domain to disappear. Castle ten Dorpe was restored in 1977 and refurbished as a residence.
From 2006 to 2009 Castle Hof ten Dorpe was used as "Het Huis Anubis", a castle in a popular Flemish television series for young people.
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Het domein wordt reeds vermeld in 1290 als “Hof ten Dorpe”. Tijdens de opstand van de Nederlanden tegen Spanje, werd het kasteeltje door brand verwoest in 1583 bij het beleg van Antwerpen.
Midden 17de eeuw werd het herbouwd als huis van plaisantie door de familie Goubau. Zijn huidig uitzicht kreeg het kasteel na verbouwingen circa 1860. Vanaf 1925 kwam het in verval. De aanleg van een spoorweg in 1934 zorgde ervoor dat een groot gedeelte van het domein verdween. Kasteel ten Dorpe werd in 1977 hersteld en heringericht als woning.
Van 2006 tot en met 2009 werd Kasteel Hof ten Dorpe gebruikt als “Het Huis Anubis”, een kasteel in een populaire Vlaamse televisiereeks voor de jeugd.
The information about this sculpture was covered up for some reason. My best guess, though, is that it is by Alexander Liberman.
Lyon 5ème. Rue de la quarantaine. vue sur l'enceinte de Fourvière (1835), avec bastion en direction de Saint-Just (détail important pour un édifice militaire construit au lendemain de la révolte des canuts).
Une seconde enceinte (remparts du 14e siècle) est située à quelque cent mètres (côté Lyon St Georges)
Prepared for the TMI group challenge "In the style of...CHAOS"
A single photograph edited in Photoshop: cropping, tonality adjustments, etc.
Le hameau des Bournas, à l'écart de la départementale qui monte de Gap au col de la Sentinelle, n'est constitué que de quelques bâtiments et hangars où la nature est sur le point de reprendre ses droits. Ainsi cette vieille faucheuse placée autrefois au bord du chemin est peu à peu engloutie par une dense végétation. Elle qui autrefois ne laissait place qu'à l'herbe rase se trouve submergée par la horde véhémente des buissons pressés de faire disparaître cette ennemie tombée dans l'entrelacs de leurs tiges en croissance.
I rarely take photographs of myself so it's kind of funny that I chose a day where I had basically just gotten off a plane from Chicago to Edinburgh without sleeping (The day before,, mind you, I had my first endoscopy and colonoscopy!), and instead of freshening up, I hit the ground running to get vegan haggis for the first time (It's actually REALLY good and I hadn't had solid foods in awhile!) and see modern art. Priorities....flying for me and not sleeping feels basically the same as the second day of a music festival when I have stayed up all night editing photos....which is what I was doing the weekend before my endoscopy and colonoscopy....I expect so much of my body and wonder when it's just going to say, "Peace out, I'm done here!"
Anyway, I walked into this bathroom at The Modern Two after seeing an exhibit called Women in Revolt, documenting the feminist movement in Scotland and England since the 70s (I just loved the sign If Men Could Get Pregnant, Abortion Would Be a Sacrament!) The colors here just immediately brightened up my mood and I instantly felt like I could walk ten more miles with 30+ pounds of my camera equipment, which I then did (more vegan haggis for dinner!)
I'm rambling. What I am trying to say is that I liked this bathroom and vegan haggis and feminism and colors.
**All photos are copyrighted**
body: Maitreya Lara -Mesh Body
head: LeLutka – Head Simone (Bento)
hands: VistaAnimations Bento Pro Hands Female
skin: Lumae : Yulia LeLutka – T8 Mocha / Bare
hair/hairbase: LeLutka Key hairbase.Combo 02
nails: **{FORMANAILS}** Stiletto Nails for Vista Hands
rings: Absolut Vendetta -Hydra Bento Rings
top: [R3] – Matilda Top [V2]
skirt: [R3] – Akari Skirt [V3]
boots: lassitude & ennui Hellebore boots black
“Some women get erased a little at a time, some all at once. Some reappear. Every woman who appears wrestles with the forces that would have her disappear. She struggles with the forces that would tell her story for her, or write her out of the story, the genealogy, the rights of man, the rule of law. The ability to tell your own story, in words or images, is already a victory, already a revolt.”
― Rebecca Solnit, Men Explain Things to Me
Elijah Page was murdered yesterday, July 11, by the state of South Dakota, being the first person to be executed there in 60 years.
I want to remember once again all Men Women and Child on death row all over the World !!! i have tears of revolt today because …. my life is You !!!
We cannot change the past but we have the duty to change the Future !!!
it's our responsibility, you see ....
the future is right Tomorrow !!!
Kill Death Penalty NOW !!!
Dès sa construction, l'abbaye fut une des plus importantes de l'Ordre cistercien, filiale de l'abbaye de Santes Creus dans la Province de Tarragone. Toute la Valldigna (vallée digne) était propriété de cette communauté monacale par ordre royal. Son style de construction est gothique valencien.
L'abbaye fut habitée par les moines jusqu'en 1835, où une révolte populaire dans la Valldigna après le désamortissement de Mendizábal (confiscation d'une partie des biens du clergé) obligea les moines à abandonner le monastère. La majeure partie de ses biens furent détruits ou spoliés.
From Giants in the Earth by O.E. Rolvaag:
She had been lying awake a long time; sleep would not come. Her thoughts drifted.
All night long as she tossed in bed, bitter revolt raged within her. They should not stay here through the winter! As soon as Per Hansa came home they must start on the journey back east; he, too ought to be able to see by this time that they would all become wild beasts if they remained her much longer.
Everything human in them would gradually be blotted out. They saw nothing, learned nothing. It would be even worse for their children - and what of their children's children?
Couldn't he understand that if the Lord God had intended these infinities to be peopled, He would not have left them desolate down through all the ages ... until now, when the end was nearing?
After a while the bitterness of her revolt began to subside; her thoughts became clear and shrewd, she tried to reason out the best way to getting back to civilization. That night she did not sleep at all.
The next morning she got up earlier than usual, kindled the fire, got the breakfast and waked the children. The food was soon prepared; first she poured some water in the pot, put in a spoonful or two of molasses, and added a few pieces of cinnamon; then she cut into bits the cold porridge form last night, and put them into the big bowl; she the sweetened water was hot she poured it over the porridge.
This was all they had - and no one asked for more.
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'Revolt'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Film: Kodak Tri-X at 1600
Process: HC-110B; 16min
Kansas
July 2025
Dedicated to Die Hard Canonite my friend Michael Morozov of San Diego.
Миша, спасибо за гостепреимство.
Today, our emotions fueled by these smart guys, we are closer than ever to a tragedy such as there has never been in Europe, not even during the Nazi period. What can happen is worse than it has ever been. But people, young and older, are standing for freedom and responsibility, fighting for the values of humanism. If Europe escapes from the dead end in which a few madmen have led us, I dream of a courageous, generous, cooperative, intelligent and cultured, open and rational generation, which finally makes Europe take the path of Enlightenment and tolerance that it has lost for centuries.
Picture from the exhibition Paroxysm at The carbone Studio
Teleport to The Carbone Studio
Milena Carbone's art studio
Novels - art photography - dance performance
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