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The 13th scroll in my Alphabet Challenge: M is for Maiden, who's favor we wish to earn.
Inspired by Walters Manuscript W.185, fol. 226r www.flickr.com/photos/medmss/7516243324/
Words by myself:
Miriel du Lac, hear these words of Nobilissimus Imperator AEthelmearc. For so much as we have been informed by many persons that you have labored to serve the Our Barony of the Rhydderich Hael and in particular, the subjects therein. You have there unto stirred and conspired to assist in all manner of work, be it tolliner, Pursuivant, retainer or clerk, to the honor and common health of Our Lands. We therefore will and desire that, immediately after the hearing of these words, induct you into Our Noble Order of the Keystone and these Our letters shall be Our warrant to you of your new station. So say We Magnus Tindal Augustus and Etain Augusta, on this 30th day of August, as49, in Our Barony of Delftwood, at Shoote in the Wyldewoode.
Self-color floral pattern in glossy finish is printed over every item and makes up for the base design of this product. A see thru cut-out on front of card covered with clear plastic, makes room for name of bride and groom or Event name. Round wooden bars are used to give an ethnic look. Scroll is also printed with same pattern but in color matching to box with space for text on one side.
Most recent scroll based on a couple of pages from the the Romance of Alexander manuscript plus photos of the recipient and her cats. :)
Hooked by: Patricia Yates
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Marie Bresch
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
National Museum: Painting and Scroll Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Hooked by: Lynn Roth
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Angie Malone
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
I post this because the blurr on the arm shows just how fast these little babies work. I just love using it.
Entry for Classic-Castle's seed-part contest:
Rescue of the Scrolls
Gonfredo awoke with a start. Thunderstorms were not uncommon this time of year, but this one seemed especially close. Glancing out his window, he saw that lightning had struck the Old Keep on the north side tower.
"Awake, Menino! Come quickly!"
Dutifully, the boy rolled off his cot and followed after his master, still half asleep. Outside, the noise and commotion helped rouse him suddenly; already villagers were rushing forward with pails to douse the spreading flames.
Gonfredo knew that their only concern would be to save the structure itself. The Keep had survived a number of fires before, and would probably survive this one, as well.
But the archives would not.
Embers fell all around them as they climbed the stairs. Menino wondered if there would be anything left to save, or if they themselves would even make it back out.
When they reached the landing, the old scholar winced to see that several rolls of parchment had already been charred. He realized they must have been the works of Wagstaff; luckily, however, the fire had not yet reached the de Portola manuscripts.
They stuffed their arms full of whatever they could find, and ducked back down the stairs through the burning wreckage of the staircase.
Hooked by: Bea Day
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Betty Maley
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
Is this an antique? Writing in the top right corner. My coworker says it is "very old style" characters and that she couldn't read it.
The card that signifies the essence of your celebrations in the earthiest of manners, this brown colored scroll card has leaf impressions in overall printing as the background. There is a central traditional shaped window in the center with golden outlines. Defining it are golden border and mast designs in true traditional style. The card is stuck round cylindrical bars in red and golden.
National Museum: Painting and Scroll Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Milo is the most recently appointed Partner in Law firm Windsor & Maverick. Hot shot Milo impressed Senior Partner and law firm founder Callum Windsor with his razor sharp intelligence, prodigious ability to digest copious amounts of complex text and his charismatic courtroom style. When Milo was headhunted by a rival firm, Callum offered him a partnership role and an enticing Golden Handshake (enough to make Milo turn down the rival offer) Sergio is new to the firm, just arrived. His fashionable yet quirky style (city pinstripes with mountain hiking/ski boots) and personable charm has made him the office darling. But what the office doesn't know (yet) is that Milo and Sergio are in a long term relationship which started in law school... will they keep it a secret or let everyone know?
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A piece of public art in Bede Park this large, ceramic scroll bears a map of the city.
Being an obsessive cartography nerd I photographed around the whole thing and threw together a compilation here.
Scroll down to the first comment to view the animated stereo GIF or the parallel stereogram.
Details
I recently developed an old roll of film from a camera prone to light leaks (since fixed with electrical tape) underexposure (no spot metering available), vignetting and unsharp imagery (when not precisely exposed). I applied some Daido Moriyama like effects to some images and liked this accidental gut-comparing vignette.
Stereo Realist/LOMO color 100
Amelia Earhart festival, Atchison, KS (July 20, 2019)
I'm not sure that my violin would pass for dark brown, but the pegs certainly do,so here's a close up of the scroll and pegs.
365 Days in colour
April Dark brown
29/30 120/366
The Dead Sea Scrolls are a collection of 972 texts from the Hebrew Bible and extra-biblical documents found between 1947 and 1956 on the northwest shore of the Dead Sea, from which they derive their name. They were specifically located at Khirbet Qumran in what was then the British Mandate for Palestine, now the West Bank.