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Charlie helped supervise my work in the flower garden yesterday as I pulled all the rocks from the border and reset them.
Sometimes being a Superviser is really tough work.
And a fella might need to rest a wee bit!
After 2 years of working from home my employer has retained my cat to make sure that I am not goofing off while I should be working.
El mejor destino que hay es el de supervisor de nubes, acostado en una hamaca mirando al cielo.
(Ramón Gómez de la Serna)
Por muy larga que sea la tormenta, el sol siempre vuelve a brillar entre las nubes.
some birds refuse to fly to the warmer countries, unusually for a grey heron to remain here middle of November...
May. 2011 . 2/3 . Yeah my hasar.
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Painting & Photo : Beplus
In 1815, eight Harbour Commissioners were appointed to supervise the building of a new harbour and work began on the east pier in 1817 ( Red Lighthouse). By 1821 both east and west piers were constructed, although the work of reinforcing the east pier went on for another twenty years overseen by John Rennie. The estimated cost in 1817 for the harbour construction was £801,159, however it came in at £690,717.
The piers were built of rubble masonry by a technique of 'a pierre perdue' whereby the stones were thrown in and the action of the waves was allowed to consolidate the pile. All the stone for Dun Laoghaire was mined locally and a primitive funicular railway operated down from the quarries in Killiney. The rail trolleys were connected by a continuous chain and functioned by the force of gravity as the weight of the granite laden trolleys going down was enough to pull the empty trolleys up.
The Harbour Master for this most important period of the development of the harbour was William Hutchinson. From 1816 to 1874 he oversaw the change from fishing village to the principal port in Ireland for passenger service, from sail to steam powered ships. His foresight in his term regarding the construction of the Harbour, the lifeboat service, the opening of the harbour to steam ships for passenger service was of great importance in building the reputation of the port.
The construction of the harbour far to the east of the original creek encouraged a shift in the centre of the village. To mark the change the new town was re-named Kingstown to honour a visit of King William IV in his yacht The Royal Charlotte in 1821. The Irish Steam Packet Company moved its berths to Dun Laoghaire in 1826, working off the east pier beside the prisons hulks used for holding transportation prisoners.
The depth of the new harbour was deep enough to enable a 36gun or Indiaman ship, which required a 24ft bottom to safely berth. The eastern pier has a length of 3500 ft. (1.3km) and the western that of 4950 ft. (1.5km); the total area enclosed being 250 acres, with a varying depth of from 15 to 27 ft. which amounts to one of the finest artificial harbours in the world. Dún Laoghaire continued to function as a place of refuge for sailing ships but was well on its way to being a major passenger port, or as Stephen Dedalus muses in Joyce's Ulysses "-Kingstown pier, … Yes, a disappointed bridge".
By 1859 the port was much as it remained up till the introduction of the RoRo ferry terminal upgrade in 1965. Then increasing transportation of cars to and from Holyhead demanded an overhaul of the facilities in the harbour. In 1995 a state of the art ferry terminal was opened to facilitate the HSS highspeed ship.
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A visual image that are superficially attractive and entertaining but intellectually undemanding. Maybe... ;)
The spoonbills were great for squabbles and not only between the adults but between their teenagers. I do know if this was a parent or just another spoonbill but he was certainly putting the juvies in their place. It is amazing to see such similar behavior in the animal world as in the human race.
My first ever cat, Misty, in my old kitchen. Yes, she knew she wasn't allowed on the worksurface - but how else could she watch my every move?! Photo taken in 2002.
Happy Caturday.
Merged Pause Camera by -One3rd- and jim2point0
ReShade 1.1
Windowed Mode Patcher + SRWE
Borders Shader for AR setup - Crop
Kinda liked both even though they're pretty similiar..maybe it follows here as well.
We have had our ferrets for a while, but photographing them is no easy task as they are constantly on the move. When they took a moment to play wrestle that was the moment I had.
Worn:
ISON - natalya turtleneck sweater
Yasum *Ziani*Pants
[ kunst ] - Autumn earrings
~~ Ysoral ~~ .: 01 Luxe Nose Piercing Pamella :.
~~ Ysoral ~~ .:Luxe Wedding Ring Ashley:.
KUNGLERS - Hannah ring
DOUX - Light Hairstyle
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We played Yahtzee yesterday with the family. I was trying to find articles about the 6-dice version of this game, that we usually play - maybe it has a totally different name, I don't know-, but could find only the 5-dice version. Sába, my 7 yrs old cane corso liked it anyway, and was watching the whole game. Sometimes she pretends really well to understand things we humans do or say...
the construction of her new wheels. She can't wait to get it out in the wintery weather to see how her Mercedes 4X4 handles the weather.
She might be in for a rude surprise.
Last of my attempt at a toy photo per day for 2025.
Leicaflex SL
50mm Summicron
Agfa color film
-- These aren't Agfa colors. Even though I have ColorPerfect plugin, which is supposed to be film specific, my scanning software does such a poor job with color film (or more precisely, my ignorance in how to use it) that I just use Photoshop color correction, as I did here.