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Today is Monday which is a red day at color My World daily Group. The theme for Macro Mondays is: thread and needle.
It is very crazy here in Montreal, right now… Schools are closed for 2 weeks, everybody who can is working from home, people over 70 are asked to stay home and avoid social contacts… Toilet paper situation (I know everyone wants an update on this VERY, VERY important subject) seems to be better… People got their common sense back…We will see what is next. Frankly I was (and I still am) super preoccupied by this COVID19 hysteria and I hope it will get better in the next few days…
I hope you are all healthy and safe !! I wish you an amazing beginning of the week !!!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts / positive vibes!! It is truly appreciated! I sincerely hope everyone is all right and you all have everything you need to survive this with a smile! Have a great day and see you soon!!
Realizada en sillería de piedra caliza, en buen estado de conservación. Posee una bóveda única, con embocadura de doble rosca y estribos con aleta en rosca. Posee una imposta consituida por una hilada de sillares resaltados, y pretiles sobre rasante. La luz del arco, es de 6,8 m.
Destaca la cuidada labra y la homogeneidad de su fábrica de sillería, así como la integración en el entorno.
Existe una leyenda popular sobre el origen de este puente, según la cual fue construido por los caballeros de Isabel la Católica en una sola noche. La reina iba en campaña a la conquista de Baza y habiendo salido por la mañana de Quesada hizo noche en el paraje donde ahora se encuentra el puente. Como el río bajaba crecido por las lluvias de otoño y siendo imposible vadearlo, los caballeros del séquito de la reina construyeron durante esa noche este puente.
También se cuenta que a lo largo de esa noche, los caballeros herraron los caballos al revés para confundir el sentido de la marcha a los ememigos que venían persiguiendo a la Reina.
Made of limestone ashlar, in good condition. It has a single dome, with double threaded mouth and thread fin stirrups. It has an impost consituida a highlighted row of blocks, and parapets above ground. Light from the bow, is 6.8 m.
Stresses the careful styling and factory homogeneity of stalls as well as integration into the environment.
There is a popular legend about the origin of this bridge, under which was built by the Knights of Isabella in one night. The queen was in campaign to conquer Baza and having left the morning of Quesada became night in the place where the bridge now stands. As the river was swollen by the rains fall and being impossible to wade, the Knights of the suite of Queen built this bridge that night.
Also note that throughout the night, the Knights shod horses backwards to confuse the direction of travel to coming chasing ememigos Queen.
vom 16.03.2020
Für "Macro Mondays" Thema "Redux 2020" am 28.12.2020.
Have a healthy and "Happy Macro Monday" everyone.
I hope you can end this difficult year comfortably and I wish you all a good start into a hopefully better new year 2021.
Ich hoffe, ihr könnt dieses schwierige Jahr gemütlich ausklingen lassen. Und ich wünsche euch allen einen guten Start in ein hoffentlich besseres neues Jahr 2021.
vom 16.03.2020
Für“Happy Macro Monday“ Thema:“Redux 2020“am 28.12.2020
Have a healthy and“Happy Macro Monday“ everyone.
Wünsche euch Allen einen guten Start in ein hoffentlich besseres
Jahr 2021.
Love should be the silver thread
that runs trough all your conduct
(J.C. Ryle)
Looking close... on Friday! - Textile Texture
(photo by Freya)
Thanks for views, faves and comments!
BNSF's Ottumwa Subdivision cuts an interesting path into West Burlington, Iowa. Lots of neat old buildings line the main on their way out of the Mississippi waterfront. Just after dawn on a slightly humid July morning, Eastbound BNSF C ATMCLS0 85A brings the black diamonds from Wyoming to market, coming up to Main Street in downtown West Burlington.
This might be a new record for me. Six manned moves in the same shot at Proctor.
The dance card reads as follows: In the upper left in front of the yard office is the power off a pellet load that just arrived and is heading to the house for servicing. In the upper right is a locomotive set moving from the house for an empty limestone train that will be run to Duluth and spotted at Hallett. In the center is U-715 on limestone loads ready to depart for Minntac. Center right is the 12:01 "Extra Switch" using road power. In the lower right is L-511 with a transfer from Pokegama Yard and in the center is the 1400 PRS crew with a loaded ore train off the scale track preparing to "thread the needle" to Dock 6.
The only distraction are the heat distortion waves off the closer locomotive sets - hard to avoid in these winter conditions. I'll take the warts, along with a wonderful sunny sky. Some will say ETTS, but I say bring on the activity versus dormancy. No blues at Elwood on this fine Sunday afternoon.
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tri classic colors for Smile on Saturday's theme #thread
Independance Day
16.09.18 Viva México !
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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Enjoy!
"Needle and Thread"
Long needle for mattress padding
Longe aiguille pour matelassage, que j'utilise pour remettre les boutons d'un capitonnage qui sautent !
HMM
Spools of thread in sea green and soft green.
Texture added: Green plaster 2 by clive sax.
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Happy looking close....on Friday!
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Was it caught in a spider thread? I don't know! It was hanging from this tiny thread thing from a tree outside the restaurant / lodge in Shenandoah National Park. There were a lot of them on the ground getting stepped on! I rarely see a caterpillar and now this! LOL Hard to get a decent shot of it as it was wiggling and blowing in the slight breeze. I think probably it stretched that thread all the way to the ground, or being at eye level someone walked smack into it like I almost did!