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I bought this house over two decades ago. To step on the front porch was nothing. Then I had a friend come over and she had had a stroke and simply couldn’t step that high. Hadley immediately went out and got pavers to lay down to cut the height in half. I really wish we didn’t have any steps at all. It automatically rules out my two friends with Mechanized chairs.
P.s. I am sick as a dog today. This is my best effort…
Odc: steps or stairs
For a person wearing braces on both legs, this looked indeed daunting.. Coming down--not so bad. Coming back up? That was a problem!
Shot@ Dance Jatre,Freedom Park,Bangalore 2009.
dancejathre….India’s first dance fair
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A set of steps leading up from what was once a moat surrounding Speke Hall, a Manor House in Liverpool, Merseyside. The orogianl building was built in the 13th century but there were many later additions and it is now an example of a black and white Tudor Manor House
Day 33, Wednesday 5th August 2009 - Higashikomagata, Asakusa, Tokyo, Japan
Another shot from the Phillipe Starck designed Asahi Beer Co. These are the illuminated steps that lead up to the main building, this picture has been converted to greyscale.
From a selection of photos of our trip around the world, posted chronologically
(camera clocks were not altered so exposure data and stated dates will conflict).
Those deers are entirely free, they are wandering around the Killarney National Park, as they are safe from hunters. The fences are meant for the cows.
When the Tide is out these steps lead down to the Harbour where there id a lovely sheltered sandy beach
ODC Our Daily Challenge: New Year
My aims: Open new doors (even if it's frozen), going new ways, making new steps, be open, staying curious
Macquarie Univserity, North Ryde, suburban Sydney, Australia.
Had a few hours to kill on monday night so went for a walk with just one lens, a 35mm f2 on a full frame body. Hand held, available light.
Steps are PP'd with Topaz Simplify
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Giant Steps / Innocent Bystander Winery
336 Maroondah Highway, Healesville 3777
(03) 5962 6111
Modern regional
Reviews:
- Seeking sanctuary, by Mark Hawthorne, Travel, The Age, November 17, 2007
- Weigh up your options, by Michael Harden, Food and Wine, Travel - The Age, September 16, 2006
- Vintage valley comes of age, by Winsor Dobbin, Travel, The Age November 4, 2007
- Good food, good wine, by Jane Faulkner, Travel, The Age November 3, 2007
- Healesville Harvest Food & Wine - Mietta's
- Giant Steps/Innocent Bystander - Mietta's
Healesville Harvest photos:
- Beef Koftas with yoghurt sauce
- Salami, goats cheese, grilled eggplant and pesto baguette
- decor
Kitchen & Butcher photos:
- Aragon Gran Reserva Spanish Jamon
Giant Steps / Innocent Bystander Winery photos:
- Caffe Lungo / Long Black coffee
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele
- Lemon Tarts, Strawberry and Vanilla Custard Tarts
- Kids paintings in toilet area
- Coffee Roasting and Bakery Area
- Area
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan
- Dark Chocolate Tart, French Canele, Apple and Raspberry Flan