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Gezellig een dagje met Inge (Pip) naar Groningen geweest , we zijn het Museum niet echt in geweest alleen in de hal, die foto's komen nog :-), maar ga dat zeker nog eens doen
Het gebouw van het Groninger Museum in Groningen is al een kunstwerk op zich. Het huisvest wisselende tentoonstellingen en een vaste collectie aan objecten op het gebied van archeologie, (oude) beeldende kunst, de geschiedenis van Groningen en ommeland, kunstnijverheid, Chinees en Japans porselein en actuele en hedendaagse kunst, vormgeving, fotografie en mode
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Cozy a day with Inge (Pip) to Groningen, we have not been in the Museum just in the hall, those pictures are still :-), but will definitely do that again
The building of the Groninger Museum in Groningen is already a work of art in itself. It houses changing exhibitions and a permanent collection of objects in the field of archeology, (old) visual arts, the history of Groningen and surrounding, crafts, Chinese and Japanese porcelain and current and contemporary art, design, photography and fashion.
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Second Life | EVENTs |
Outfit: Ezra Top and Pants by Madame Noir
Shoes: Dalia Diamond Stilettos by Madame Noir
Hair: Truth - Bunny
Saturday was an absolute whirlwind of activities. There were so many events and parties, that Xavier and I decided we woud try to hit them all.
We had to dress up in formal wear because of the Instyle Winter Ball Masquerade Party. Oh, what fun! Beautiful dresses and gorgeous models roamed the party as we danced to the electronica. I had a blast!
Next up was Jades Jazz Island, an invite from Montana Laurasia. Joaquin Gustav, a Spanish flamenco guitarist was playing. So beautiful! There were 71 people there for that event and lag was a bit difficult for the camera.
ColeMarie sent an invite to the World Wide Industry event on Deep Blue Devil sim. Edgy fashions and art wear were featured there. Favorites were the high top converse that went up to the calves and the incredible fire dress. WOW!
My angel Xavier got an invite from his good friend, DJ Xavier Amat who was having a party at his club GIVEmeSPACE. Pubic chat got confusing as both of them are named Xavier. LOL!
Then a dinner break. I snuck off to hear DJ Emi Halcali spin a 30 minute psy set. Oh how I needed that! A small gathering, an intimate setting at Dementia Radio, I had a very chill time listenining to her. TY Emi!
The Dealer was calling... DJ Jen Noel was over at Sphynx Jazz Club. She spins Spanish influences of jazz, flamenco, salsa and tango. Contemporary tunes are mixed in too for a beautiful, romantic set. I saw well-known psy DJ Healer in holiday clothes chilling to The Dealer's music.
Then a stopover at DeRailed for furry DJ Blabbermouth. Xavier loved this dj! Old school Electro, Goth, Psytrance and Synthpop... Xavi was in heaven. :^)
Later, I snuck off to F.I.V.e Unity Event. I caught DJ 8wall Wrigglesworth spinning there with his special brand of music. Always love 8wall's set! Earlier, Xavier and I saw trance DJ Morex Marx and Goa Master Thomtrance Otoole. That was an awesome event! Clubs Vital, Experience, Amsterdam and others were involved with that event.
At the end of the evening, we both were absolutely exhausted. What a fun Saturday night on the Second Life grid. Woot!
Second Pride Festival June 20th through 29th, 2025
The Theme for Second Pride 2025 is “Stand Strong. Love Loud.”
Teleport Links
Main Stage:
Second Pride East – maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Second%20Pride%20East/4/20...
Second Pride West – maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Second%20Pride%20West/252/...
Beach Stage:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Second%20Pride%20West/73/1...
Dim Sum Gardens:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Second%20Pride%20East/90/2...
Bijou Theater:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Second%20Pride%20East/137/...
UP 2621, 7388, 6167, & 3793 lead a second Portland to Global II Z-train (ZBRG2B 18) through the eastern Iowa countryside, just east of Bertram, Iowa. Taken on the UP Clinton Subdivision on 12/20/21.
I believe in them.
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I'm feeling a monochromatic week coming on again. I miss the blacks and whites. The problem is that I need to actually use my camera before I can have anything to post. Hmmm....
This, of course, is a re-do of yesterday's upload. I almost posted this yesterday, but settled on the color instead.
It’s almost that time again,The Arcade Gacha Festival! Second Spaces is offering these cute craft room must-have.
Ten items and two being rare, the blue Crafts on the go and the Caddy, each play is only 75L’s
Also Seen
[*Art Dummy!] in the sun. (chair in sunlight)
floorplan. darkroom hangers / add your own art
Take Aim: A Challenge Group ~ Good Vibes Only
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ISO 400, longer exposure, random sky selection. Milky Way detail. For my second guided wide-field shot, I just about peed my pants over this one.
You'll note the internal camera noise above - the bright blue area in the upper left, and the wide brigher reddish area on the lower right. Screw it - I'm happy with this.
92s on Second Beach, La Push, Washington, USA.
I've posted shots of this sunset before but as it was truly the most magical sunset in the most magical of places, I just can't help still posting the odd one as I try to find a shot that best conveys how awesome and moving it was. I hope you get some of the feeling. And this is the first in the more panoramic format that I tend towards nowadays.I can't imagine I will ever see such a moving sunset again in my life but like the draw of the Western Isles of Scotland I think I will always feel drawn back to this magical place. If you ever get the opportunity to go, go!
This is one of the beaches of La Push made famous by the Twilight series, The walk from this beach takes about 20-30 minutes through pitch black rainforest.... and I mean black, like walking through a mine... scary, especially when you're not used to a countryside with Bears, Cougars, Vampires and Werewolves!
Please no graphics in your comments, unless it's from a group I've posted in, thanks.
Much better seen in LARGE.
Kimono and umbrella: natsu Serevi (barbee)
Hair: Detour
Eyes: Theoretical Afterthought
Second Life - barbee
Hi dear flickr friends. What a day. Nothing could be done. In terms of flickr. Only a few hours left awake. Tomorrow comes quicker than I would like to see it to....
I was browsing my archives and came across an image you already know. But .. I did not know ... I mean .. not on the first try :) And this is what came out. On another day .. in a different mood.
have a great evening, day or night!
See you all tomorrow!
Taken with a Nokia N73.
* Speed: 140km/h ;)
* Exposure: 0.001 sec (1/1000)
* Aperture: f/2.8
* Focal Length: 5.6 mm
* ISO Speed: 100
Getting in the St. Patrick's Day mood...
Hair: Analog Dog - Animus
SATO - St Patrick's Day Backdrops
“Sometimes the most scenic roads in life are the detours you didn't mean to take.” ~Angela N. Blount
The day I took this was the day that started out all wrong, but wound up being all kinds of right.
A little back story: On our first day we planned to drive from Las Vegas to Page, AZ and hit Horseshoe bend for sunset. The rental car took way longer than expected and we missed it by 20 min. Not a huge deal, but hard to miss it by so little. Then the next day, the storm rolled in. We were driving from Page to Moab, UT that day through Monument Valley, which we were really excited about. To our dismay though, it was completely socked in. We couldn't see anything. At all. So we disappointingly drove right through. After a couple nights in Moab the plan was to drive to Bryce Canyon...that night a winter storm warning was issued with 3 feet of snow predicted overnight (the park actually closed for a couple days). This meant, drive straight into the storm, or turn around and head back the way we came. We opted to turn around and head for Page again.
It was disappointing to think we would miss Bryce (wanting to see it was the catalyst that started this trip) but we were also excited that this meant an extra shot at seeing monument valley. Weather forecasts predicted more clearing in the afternoon so we killed some time by going back to Arches. We were shocked to see the clouds start to lift and the sun peek through. "This is our chance to see Delicate Arch in sunlight!" we proclaimed. The first time seeing it we found ourselves in a big snow storm. So we hurried over and practically ran the 1.5 mile hike up a rock to catch it (at this point we had found ourselves in so many unexpected snow storms that we honestly felt like it was following us...we had to hurry to beat the storm!). Sure enough we made it, and it was incredible!
Feeling pretty elated about our first true turn of luck, we headed to Monument Valley. While I can't say we had blue skies with a few white puffy clouds, I can say we could see stuff! This photo is of the road that leads into it. I suddenly yelled, "I know this place!" and told Nick to pull over...and like the good husband he is, he slammed the brakes on immediately so I could get the shot I wanted. One done frequently, yes, but I wanted my version, from our trip.
After stopping to see "the mittens" we moved on and headed toward Page. It was apparent that we just might make it in time to see sunset at Horseshoe Bend. Up and over mountain passes we went, through snow and rain, but as we got closer to Page we could see a wonderful patch of blue sky directly where we were headed. Time was running out though! Sunset was beginning! When we pulled into the gravel lot to park the sun was hanging low. Grabbing our gear we ran through the sand, hiking down to the breathtaking canyon. The sun had dipped behind the mountains within minutes of us getting there, but somehow I managed to snag a picture I quite liked. We stayed until it was almost dark, enjoying the desert land and watching moonrise. What had started as a forced change of plans turned into what we dubbed "Second Chance Monday."
Life can throw the most unexpected things into our paths. It can be extremely frustrating when we hold too tightly to our own idea of "perfect." Only when we let go of these notions are we free to experience life as it comes and the process itself...full of surprises, disappointments, and second chances.