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Estoy sola, oyendo mis pensamientos.
Mis libros, mis fotos, mis flores, miope sin mis gafas y acompañada del cariño de los míos en la distancia
This was an experiment in making a texture that could pass as some sort of modern art.
I wouldn't mind having a giant print of this on my wall.
Oh, and feel free to use it in any of your projects too.
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Thank you,
Brenda.
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The corroding hull of the famous shipwreck seen on the opening credits of Father Ted, the infamous Craggy Island.
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Background with Textured Grunged Large Diamonds 7
part of the set FREE backgrounds/textures
Please feel free to use this background/texture just show me or link me!
Texture I created for one of my flower photographs. Free to use but not to be re-distributed. If anyone does use it I would be thrilled and would love to see your work.
I used to have a good memory
but I’ve forgotten where it’s gone.
And some people get so ornery
when I forget and things go wrong.
Getting older is full of problems
and the aging process is unkind.
I lost my marbles and other items
when life moved on and left me behind
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Brenda.
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First time Woody is trying rock climbing. I hope he doesn’t hurt himself… He is no spiderman…
Macro Monday project – 09/15/10
"Strictly Textures"
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Brenda.
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Sample Background from our bright metals design pack, copper, silver and brass surfaces. Download at www.creativity103.com/design-packs/index.htm#brightmetal
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An old home moved off it's foundation now sits idle in the middle of what once was Main Street Vidora, Saskatchewan. July 16, 2010
Taken from wikipedia
History
In 1910 construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway line came through Vidora. Many of the CPR's engineers and surveyors were housed at a local farm house during construction of the rail line. Living at the same house where two girls named "Vi" and "Dora", the engineers and surveyors decided to use the two names to name the land because of their great hospitality, thus giving the town its name "Vidora". After the land was named, settlers as well as bootleggers began to settle the area starting the hamlet of Vidora. By 1917, the hamlet was incorporated as a village, and now had its very own town Council, and mayor. After becoming a village, Vidora began to grow quite fast and prosperous. By 1920, the village business districts consist of more than twenty businesses, including businesses such as a post office, cafe, pool hall, main hall, banks, lumber yards, general stores, a hotel and a spectacular row of 5 grain elevators. Vidora even had its very own electrical power plant, powering the whole town.
Vidora was also active socially, with church and school programs and annual summer fairs.
Prohibition Days
Like most towns throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan, Vidora began as a small parcel of land owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Like many towns of southwest Alberta and Saskatchewan such as Govenlock, Senate and Whiskey Gap, Alberta Vidora had a fair amount of bootleggers, that came into the area to smuggle rum, alcohol, and whisky across the border during Prohibition in the United States.
The Great Depression
Vidora’s future looked promising but due to the Great Depression years, with accompanying droughts, falling grain prices and poor crop yields, Vidora's population slowly began to decline. Beginning in 1924 a devastating fire destroyed many important businesses including Vidora’s first store, post office, cafe, pool hall and main hall. Then in 1926 and 1928 more vital businesses would also be wiped out by fire. In 1936 the C.P.R. station closed and afterwards moved to Frontier. In 1961 the Vidora General Store was moved to Robsart, then in 1969 the rural municipal office was also moved to Consul as did the Vidora Community Hall in 1976. To mark the end of its long prosperous life, Vidora's five grain elevators closed and were torn down sometime in the 1970s or 1980s.
Copyright Cody Kapcsos, 2012. All rights reserved.
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