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One of the excellent characters that work at Blists Hills Victorian village in Ironforge.
I'm actually very impressed with the low light performance of this GX80 especially from a micro four thirds sensor. I'd comfortably use it up to iso 3200 and probably 6400 which is very impressive from the sensor.
Explore: 07/11/2016
I asked Google, which has artificial intelligence, what the parts or sections of an iron fence are and it says the long bit of a single post is a spire, and the fancy bit on the top is a scroll. I suspect it doesn't know and is making things up to pretend to me that it is cleverer than it actually is.
I also deployed a scientific 'control' query; when posting as Picanuper I exposed the infiltration of High Society by secretive being known as The Faloophem'nai and my query was, importantly and topically, "Should we fear The Faloophem'nai ?". I was very impressed that Google found the very post, where a Falloophem'nai was viciously masquerading as the lad 'Prince' William's teeth, but answer came there none.
So, as regards fences and their component parts, I am none the wiser and very disappointed.
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The Torah is the most sacred text in Judaism. During the course of a year each of the five books of Moses (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy) are read through in sequence from a Sefer Torah (Torah Scroll) kept in the synagogue in a specifically made ark or sanctuary.
These scrolls are written in Hebrew text on parchment and kept shrouded in magnificently decorated mantles in velvet, satin, silk or embroidered brocade.
The writing of a Torah Scroll is a religious act that requires not only the skills of a master calligrapher, but a truly spiritual scholar. Every letter must be reproduced accurately since it is the inspired word of God. www.myjewishlearning.com/article/torah-scroll/
Thinking about making some short videos from time to time! I don't know a whole lot about video but Skyrim should be a great tool to explore that! Too bad for the hair clipping in this shot D:
Berkeley. Industar-22 50mm/3.5. Lovely old bronze handrail detail. Shot on the outskirts of UC Berkeley campus.