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These were made for our local postman of 34 years, village tea party. He liked the personalised letter the best and said was going to keep the decoration as a keepsake.
Thursday again omg how quick do the weeks roll around it's so scary!! well this weeks challenge is silhouettes, me being one for Autumn here's the tree that sits on my front drive - nearly bare!!!
Dragon Falls is a ride at the theme park Chessington World of Adventures in Chessington, London, England. It is located in the Mystic East area of the park. It is a water ride and features two drops, one that leads into the mouth of a dragon and another, taller one between two large 'stone' faces designed to resemble Angkor Wat. The ride's station is modelled after a pagoda and is decorated extensively inside. Although regarded as a 'log flume', the boats are not themed as logs (as in Loggers Leap at nearby Thorpe Park), but rather as nondescript wooden boats with inline seating. The ride starts off by traveling out of the loading station and down a peaceful stream, passing bridges and points where the water is rough. Then you travel up a lift hill and down the first drop, which is small, yet has quite a splashdown and into a dragon's mouth. The inside is un-themed, and after traveling along it, you come out into the open, round a lake and then climb up to the top of the lift hill, where you can see over the park. You then splashdown but before you get in to the station an elephant squirts you with water, getting you very wet. Then you travel back into the loading station.
The ride is themed extensively through the land, and features a giant fibreglass Buddha, based on the Great Buddha of Kōtoku-in (according to a plaque placed alongside it in the park), amongst other objects. The ride opened in 1987 and has a height requirement of 1.2m to ride (anyone less than 1.3 metres in height must be accompanied by a person aged 16 or over). This was updated early in the 2011 season from the previous 0.9m restriction with Chessington citing this was as part of a regular review process.
I had to make a cake for a winter wonderland and a grand mother to be. Here is my design. This is my first attempt to make a gumpaste character.
Thanks Lorraine for your online tutorial.
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His Light Leads My Path
On this Holy Day…
May His light guide your path…
May His love grace your heart…
And may His scarifice strengthen
Your Soul.
Project 52
Week 13/52
Week 13's theme is - LIGHT
From : Catcher In My Eye :)
Have a GOOD FRIDAY !
This photo was created as part of a multi-photographer Camera Toss Group collaboration.
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See Shared Source Collaboration #1 and results.See also all results of such themes.
This time chucked from a Visio 46" flat screen monitor.
Seattle is big on art and sculpture, but in thinking of this theme I realized it has fairly slim pickins when it comes to bonafide statues that honor historical figures, events and ideals. Over the years I've featured photos of all those I'm familiar with such as the statues of Chief Sealth near Seattle Center, Jimi Hendrix on Broadway, Lady Liberty in West Seattle, the Firefighters Memorial in Oxidental Square, even the rescued statue of Stalin hauled here from a scrap heap in Russia by a man now deceased and displayed in the heart of the Fremont neighborhood. There are some lovely statues of Camels outside the Asian Art Museum and some amazing memorial statues in the historic cemetaries, and, like I said, lots and lots and lots of sculptures in public places--but statues, not so much. So, I thought I'd feature one of the most well loved and well known statues in Seattle, that of Rachel the Pig at Pike Place Market. Her story is here. I've seen all kinds of people having a photo op with her, from children to entire bridal parties. She's actually a giant piggy bank into which visitors can place donations for the Market Foundation. I'm sure you will find statues of the historic and famous if you check out these other theme day photos from around the world.
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This Family Grew by TWO Feet!
It takes TWO to make a daughter :)
Our New Great niece!
What a wonderful surprise visit I got this week!
I first posted a new Sunflower this week ...
But I think NEW BABY wins by TWO Feet!!!
Project 52
Week 37/52
Week 37 - Theme: "Something New"
From: Catcher In My Eye :)
Coffee, (which makes the politician wise,
And see thro' all things with his half-shut eyes).
-Alexander Pope
Ok, I don't know if coffee really makes you smarter, but it does make you live longer:
N. D. Freedman, et al., "Association of Coffee Drinking with Total and Cause-Specific Mortality" New England Journal of Medicine 366 1891-1904 (2012).
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Dragon Falls is a ride at the theme park Chessington World of Adventures in Chessington, London, England. It is located in the Mystic East area of the park. It is a water ride and features two drops, one that leads into the mouth of a dragon and another, taller one between two large 'stone' faces designed to resemble Angkor Wat. The ride's station is modelled after a pagoda and is decorated extensively inside. Although regarded as a 'log flume', the boats are not themed as logs (as in Loggers Leap at nearby Thorpe Park), but rather as nondescript wooden boats with inline seating. The ride starts off by traveling out of the loading station and down a peaceful stream, passing bridges and points where the water is rough. Then you travel up a lift hill and down the first drop, which is small, yet has quite a splashdown and into a dragon's mouth. The inside is un-themed, and after traveling along it, you come out into the open, round a lake and then climb up to the top of the lift hill, where you can see over the park. You then splashdown but before you get in to the station an elephant squirts you with water, getting you very wet. Then you travel back into the loading station.
The ride is themed extensively through the land, and features a giant fibreglass Buddha, based on the Great Buddha of Kōtoku-in (according to a plaque placed alongside it in the park), amongst other objects. The ride opened in 1987 and has a height requirement of 1.2m to ride (anyone less than 1.3 metres in height must be accompanied by a person aged 16 or over). This was updated early in the 2011 season from the previous 0.9m restriction with Chessington citing this was as part of a regular review process.