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Downtown Ipswich has a very upscale vibe, but maybe not so much once you get slightly farther away from the center of town.
I found some reviews referring to this place as an eyesore and a dump, but apparently it's still $137 a night. Or so says one website anyway.
Sign I painted for our house
(super-imposed a different house # for privacy :)
I had to include two of my favorites, pink roses and a bluebird!
Lens: Nikkor 18-55 kit
Cam: Nikon D5100
RAW (NEF): air.oldstable.org/raws/signs-of-life.nef
post-processed:
gimp +curve edit
heart-shaped tree :)
This sign is near the end of the west fork of the path that goes to the San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge, and it identifies the path as part of the San Francisco Bay Trail. So ... path? trail? The answer is yes!
This sign is not entirely clear on how the heck you get to Shellmound St. Whoops.
This is the sign that welcomes you to our Little County Town. It's fairly new, and I think the art work is beautiful!
Spring is here! Another warm day and no snow so I guess it's time for some spring cleaning...Shot this earlier today at Villavägen in Västerhaninge.
Deaf Crossing! Santa Fe New Mexico sign. Its important to note whether pedestrians are hearing or deaf so you can honk at them.
There is a finger post board attached to the more modern road sign at the turn to Oakford at High Bolham between Bampton and South Molton where a tollgate and house once operated. Also a lamp box at EX16.
A sign within a sign; a word within a word. --T.S. Eliot
Here is the meaning of the riddle: Rest from Sharia/The Law! Be covered with Jesus' Blood that He shed for us on the Cross and rest [Him being our Sabbath rest] in Him and His covering us with His Blood/Righteousness as a sign so that the plague of the firstborn's death (death of our flesh) will not fall on our spiritual selves (the second born) as "the second death."
The meaning of this riddle was alluded to when I wrote this on my "Happy Saint Patrick's Day" photo:
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The four leaf clover--surrounded in nature--is a rare reminder of the Cross and Jesus' Blood
being shed on us as we of His field are clothed/c[l]overed in it when we stand before the Heavenly Father in Jesus' Righteousness, His Righteous acts, alone (those becoming ours, then). Just as this clover glistens in the bright sunlight, so do we as His Blood reflects the Father's light in a luminescent golden sheen. "The Blood will be a sign for you on the houses where you are; and when I see the blood, I will pass over you. No destructive plague will touch you when I strike Egypt" (Exodus 12:13, NIV).
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--Victoria Tribby