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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Central Park West in Manhattan.Throughout most of the 19th century NYC's German population were Lutheran.This church was one of the very few English speaking churches during the period.The non-German speaking church's first building was called St James on Orange St in 1824.Later the congregation moved to a new building on Second Avenue at 15th St. In the first years following the Civil War there an irreparable rift occurred among the congregants,and in 1868 a group splintered off. That group formed the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church on January 27th of that year.At the turn off the century the church sight birth a new building and location.The Rev C. Armand Miller and his wife (an American Native Indian),lived at a house at the corner of W65th St and Central Park West.Before long the house was gone and in 1902 HT Church began construction.While under construction the church held services at the YMCA on 57th At.In 1904 the church was completed at a cost of $350,000 ($7 million in today's dollars).The new Holy Trinity Church pretended to be a stone construction but the NY Times reported "the structure is almost entirely of steel including its two towers and steeple".
Half the boat it used to be. This magnificent chunk of rot and decay sits beside the road near Stockinish Pier, Isle of Harris. Looks like its been bitten in half by some mysterious creature of the deep.
One of the problems with this "showcase" location is the veritable minefield of splinters it presents. One is so busy trying not to get snagged, there is a tendency to forget certain...proprieties. 😘
More tomorrow. If you want to see.....ask to be a friend. I'll be happy to oblige. 💕
There are numerous little towns all throughout the Texas panhandle region that are all but completely deserted....many, never recovering from the "dust bowl" era of the 1930's. This swing set was found along the side of a little abandoned stucco house.
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Or "Still Life: Broken and Weathered Wood Railing with Bolt, Washer, and Pink Yarn" Now you know what to look for. Not to mention a bit of ice.
Went for a drive this afternoon to find a few good scenes for the Big-Stopper. Happened to turn the corner and noticed the remains of an old pier.
Shot with the Lee Big Stopper and 0.6GND soft.
USAF Aggressor F-16C AF 85-418/WA comes in to land at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada during Red Flag 20-1.
Hawker Hunter Aviation's 'splinter' camo looks splendid on ZZ191 as she begins her runway overshoot on arrival at RAF Fairford.
The heat played havoc with trying to get sharp images, but I'm relatively happy with this one. Relatively...
64th Aggressors F-16 turns over Las Vegas Motor Speedway as it heads out on a Red Flag 22-2 mission.
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Splinters bring good fortune (litteral translation from Dutch)
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Splinters. Looks better in HQ!
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I had this idea a while ago, and just got my first Minifig.cat order the other day with some night vision goggles, which are "attached" to the head with a tiny bit of blue tack.
I had to tone down the contrast and colors quite abit (so lost alot of the little details) but wanted to goggles to really pop out.