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London United route 27: Chalk Farm, Morrisons - Chiswick, Business Park

Approaching Gloucester Terrace (RQ)

 

Eastbourne Terrace is fully closed for Crossrail works at the moment, so buses are diverted via Westbourne Terrace as demonstrated by ADH45003. The bus was actually curtailed to Notting Hill Gate, but the blinds randomly scrolled a slot as I took this to temporarily show an off-route 'North Sheen Manor Circus'.

 

Changes to route 27 are expected soon: not an extension to Richmond, rather a cutback with a slight re-route to wherever TfL propose when they say 'Hammersmith Grove'. Also, New Routemasters ousted by the imminent withdrawal of route 10 are said to be introduced onto the 27, but the film Paddington has already shown us a glimpse of what that looks like!

 

©London Bus Breh 2018.

Until 1948, the oldest manuscripts of the Old Testament dated back to 895 A.D.

However in 1947, a shepard boy discovered some scrolls inside a cave West of the Dead Sea. These manuscripts dated between 100 B.C. and 100 A.D. Over the next decade, more scrolls were found in caves and the discovery became known as the Dead Sea Scrolls. Every book in the Old Testament was represented in this discovery except Esther. Numerous copies of each book was discovered (For example, 25 copies of Deuteronomy).

 

While there are other items found among the Dead Sea Scrolls not currently in the Old Testament, the OT items that were found have few discrepancies to the versions from the Tenth Century. While not perfect, this is our best measuring stick to how accurate the Jewish scribes were throughout the centuries.

Here are some cinnamon scrolls that my son and I had made today.

gates on the old market hall in the Northern Quarter of Manchester

Dragonhold Prologue Questline

© David K. Edwards. The Synagogue of Water of Úbeda, Spain. Underground and hidden for many years while the Spanish Inquisition boiled around outside. Not a good time to be a Jew.

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

 

â—¾ 1920x1080 (Native)

â—¾ Console Commands (Free Camera, Hide HUD)

â—¾ Ultra / Tweaked Settings

â—¾ ENB (Various)

â—¾ Mods: 100s

Lone hunter on the tundra.

 

sometimes I got myself amazed that this game is almost 7 years old...

Monastery in Melk Austria along the Danube

Working on named storage

I admit to still being completely enthralled by the shapes and patterns in the smoke. I had no idea...

 

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[Con.&floorplan.] Hanging Love Seat [available in PG or A]

[Con.&floorplan.] Medical Skeleton - Bone

[Con.&floorplan.] Medical Skeleton - Ivory

[Con.&floorplan.] Medical Skeleton - Pink

[Con.&floorplan.] Love Marquee

[Con.&floorplan.] Scroll Set

[Con.] Junk Cupboard

[Con.] Framed Skull

[Con.] Rope Heart

[Con.] Photo Jug

[Con.] Slat Coffee Table

[Con.] Pillow Crate

[Con.] Hanging Light

[Con.] Hanging Candelabra

A little scroll stand I built for my ongoing MOC.

I also took the opportunity to start using Bricklink Studio, so here are the instructions!

I still have a ton of screenshots from my old playthrough that I'm going to upload before I start showing WIPs of this NPC overhaul, but it's going to be up eventually! I'm only partway throught darkelves(going by race) so I got a ways to go to cover everyone.

The cake looks pink in this picture but it was just the lighting ! Ivory 5 tier cake with piped scrolls and flowers. There was also an extra 12" cutting cake as the bride had 500 guests ! the room looked amazing and the couple were lovely. Hope they are having a fantastic day.

All tiers were vanilla with white chocolate ganache and raspberry conserve.

Wheaton IL, Cantigny Park, Canon EOS 5D Mark II, 17-40mm, f/4L

© All Rights Reserved, PJ Resnick

 

Better on black. Click on photo or press L.

 

Fluidr Gallery Sets: www.fluidr.com/photos/pjrone/sets

holidays in Santorini, still had my pocketable GRII at hand, shooting anytime.

 

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For the MTC portion of today's post, I'll dive into the history of Tallahassee's first and final Winn-Dixie Marketplace, located on Magnolia Drive, to see what relics of the past I could find. Check it out (this link scrolls down to the WD section of the post): singoil.blogspot.com/2023/01/tallahassee-8-tallahassee-fl...

I find violin music to be very comforting.

 

"A table, a chair, a bowl of fruit and a violin; what else does a man need to be happy?"

Albert Einstein.

 

Strobist Sundays high / low key lighting theme. Macro Mondays comforting theme.

 

Low key lighting. YN-460 left at 1/8 power, shoot through umbrella. Sigma 70-300 macro lens

 

Better in light box view. L

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