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a mother showing her 11-month old son the joys of learning how to walk. one of life's more treasured moments that a kid may never remember as he grows old, but a parent never forgets as life goes on.
This photo is somewhat nostalgic to me. Two decades ago I would take a bus or hitch a ride to Austin, live on the streets, panhandle, sleep in parks, and generally just hang out for a weekend at a time. Austin was so different back then. If Quackenbushes was the center of the world then the steps in front of Ruta Maya were like the steps of the Acropolis. I spent hours on these steps rapping with every madman, poet, sidewalk Socrates, and freak that walked up. These steps feel like a home I can never return to.
1500 sq ft and steps 4 days, Take up and haul off old Carpet, and had a 3/4 in Glue Down wood foyer, we had to Remove 100 sq ft.
Spent a lovely evening on the South Bank - lots going on and lots of people. Love the dancing cube fountains - and the masses of colourful graffiti
Higher Steps: Sept. 20-Nov. 22, 2014. Higher school students participate in hands-on electrical and computer engineering camp at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Higher Steps: Sept. 20-Nov. 22, 2014. Higher school students participate in hands-on electrical and computer engineering camp at the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Every year, to mark Human Rights Week, our students write the articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on the steps of our Colchester Campus. This year students, and staff, braved freezing temperatures, to ensure we all remember universal human rights.
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To the left of the reception desk, a flight of steps lead to the Oriel, the upper level, an area housing the cafe and exhibition area featuring a glass floor that allows glimpses down into the Simbre. This raised area overlooks the main entrance and offers impressive external views in all directions.