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Todays Posting - Lines #TW4 - Diagonal line or series of diagonal lines pull our attention through the photograph.
MrJ helps out a couple of tourist's by taking their phto for them
Image from yesterday's WFC meet at Tredegar House. This is the servants' table. The interesting fact, there was probably room for 30 to 40 people to eat at this table, all sat on benches.
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This is the west side of The Minster Church of St Nicholas in Great Yarmouth and therefore I think this must be 'Palmer Tomb 18 Metres West of Church of St Nicholas, Great Yarmouth' Table tomb commemorating William Palmer. 1834. Stone. Bulbous corner balusters with inscription panels to north and south. Slate top. Wide plinth course formerly with diamond-section iron railings. It's grade II listed www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-468457-palmer-tomb-18... It's probably currently undergoing conservation work as the Great Yarmouth Preservation Trust are currently doing work to clear and conserve monuments in the Minster churchyard and Old Cemetery. Great Yarmouth Cemeteries is a 40 acre site containing 3000 monuments. Monuments include those of people historically important in the town and sea captains etc
Remember in high school, how there was that table where only the coolest kids sat? Yeah.
(Only quitters do drugs!)
Top left: Kirsten Kedoui, Roxanna Rector, Sarah Park, Joy Glass, Anna Kaloots
Bottom left: Jessica Hayon, Lindsey Bornstein
What were the biggest challenges you faced adjusting to American culture?
I was just given some photos that were taken by a family friend at my wedding :) He took lots of detail shots like these!
BUILDUP Diversity and Inclusion Technology Round Table With Rev. Jesse Jackson at Galvanize in San Francisco
The table top of the park's picnic table.
Taken with my Zenit E and using expired 35mm Kodak Royal Gold film that I got off Ebay (500 rolls of various film for about 80 bucks...lol...love it !)
Blueprint Drafting-Drawing tables from the Nelson garage sale. I took off the rule on the small table and put the big one in the attic. Not sure what I'm going to use the big one for.. just yet.
Table Falls in early fall, taken with a long exposure and neutral density lens. One of the most beautiful and peaceful waterfalls in PA.
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