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Saving Graceland performing at Bogart's Place in Apple Valley, Minnesota on February 5th, 2009.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.
Also in the Science Museum, there's a huge circular scrolling LCD display talking about energy generation.
Thank goodness for these helpful signs everywhere. Otherwise I mighta been squished by a double decker once or two hundred times.
Waste Not is a remarkable and incredibly huge installation in the House of World Cultures (HdKdW) in Berlin. The Chinese artist Song Dong re-assembled whatever had been kept/saved in his parents house...
She carries the purse in case her brothers sword was to break. Ruby contribution, you have to love it.
#adorable #adoptable #cat 🐱 at #PETsMART that I saw while shopping. I wish I could help them. #kitty
Tomb of Edmund Fox (d.1617) and his wife Anne in the south aisle.
The final church of my trip (thirteen in all) and my favourite of the day, so this itinerary was saving the best till last! St Mary's at Much Cowarne stands dramatically situated on high ground in an exposed spot by a farm; a pretty robust looking building, its sturdy square west tower staring out defiantly as the ground falls away to its west. The tower was formerly crowned by a wooden spire, but this was lost to a lightning strike in 1840 which caused a serious fire.
The church appear mainly to be of 14th century date (the tower a little older) and impresses with its sense of mass, not significantly diminished by the loss of its north aisle which has had the curious effect of leaving the former north nave arcade exposed externally, its three arches simply filled with masonry (one with a medieval doorway relocated within it, itself since blocked, suggesting all this material was recycled from the former north aisle walls).
Within the church seems pleasingly uncluttered, spacious and light (even on a dull afternoon), and all evidence of the missing north aisle (so noticeable externally) is hidden under plaster. The chancel arch is quite small with much space above, pierced intriguingly by three small quatrefoil lights. The most interesting features are in the south aisle, two of the church's three monuments with effigies, one medieval, the rest early 17th century (the other is in the chancel). The oldest is the effigy of a knight, believed to be Grimaldus Pauncefoot who fought in the 7th crusade and was captured by Saladin (a ransom was demanded of his wife's severed hand: this was dutifully sent from England, thus procuring Pauncefoot's release!).
This is was a most rewarding church to finish on and one that was happily open and welcoming in pre-Covid days. I was intrigued to read that composer Sir Edward Elgar had also arrived here on a similar cycling expedition a century before me, and hope it will continue to likewise reward others yet to visit.
More on the church (especially the tombs) at the link below:-
www.britainexpress.com/counties/hereford/churches/much-co...
Many snakes are killed on the road all over the World. We saved this Yellow Racer Whipsnake (Chironius spixi) just at the right time before any car can kill it and of course I get bited like always (right hand) but I tooked the risk because fortunately I knew the snake is not poisonous
Saving energy at home is easy. Click this link www.homestar.org.nz to learn about time-tested tips and energy-saving choices for reducing your home energy consumption.
ROYAL AIR FORCE LAKENHEATH, England – After a three-month trial, the Resident Energy Efficiency Program is estimated to save $600,000 annually on utilities across military family housing units at RAFs Lakenheath, Mildenhall and Feltwell. The program is an RAF Lakenheath initiative with the potential for implementation across United States Air Forces in Europe. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Stephen Linch)
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Matt Kneefe singing for Saving Graceland during a performance at Bogart's Place in Apple Valley, Minnesota on February 5th, 2009.
Taken with a Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ28.