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Rheinuferpromenade / Oberkassel Bridge / St. Lambertus Church
This famous Düsseldorf landmark was built in 1394, but the unusual roof form of St. Lambertus was constructed in 1815. After a fire, the tower tip had to be renewed; a short time later the wood twisted and created the famous twist in the roof.
Study Tip: Keep a Careful Record of Assignments.
Put it down in black and white—including the details—and keep it in your notebook. Knowing just what you are expected to do and when you are expected to do it is the first giant step toward completing important assignments successfully and on time. #study #studytip
Funky recycled costume by the Crafty Unicorn for Tip of the Pops (if you need any of your own please let me know and I will put you in touch)
The sun had just come out but these chairs outside a Portland restaurant were still tipped to prevent the rain from puddling in their seats.
Cladonia borealis "Boreal Pixie Cup" is a fruticose lichen with a pale yellowish green thallus. The podetia are tipped by goblet shaped cups containing round areoles or plates that sometimes occur on the outside of the cups and down the podetia. Red apothecia are common on cup margins. This is an arctic/alpine species. Growing on mossy, West Bragg Creek, Kananaskis Country, 5550August_20__2010
Enviro-Tips are a set of four removable and re-usable labels with informative environmental messages. Enviro-Tips help remind you to save water and energy at home or work. Developed from a non-toxic, biodegradable material which requires no adhesive, Enviro-Tips will stick to any glossy surface, like windows, mirrors, fridges, tiles, light switches and computer screens.
This water tank is eye-catching atop the Tip Top condos, but it's hard to photograph. Angles are tough from the ground.
We all deal with stress from time to time, and our pets are no different. While some dogs are more anxious than others, most dogs will have at least one thing that causes them stress, whether it’s a car ride, fireworks, a thunderstorm, or moving to a new house. There are medications that can...
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Interviews can be daunting at times but the team at SEEK let you in on their tips. For more information head to www.seek.com.au/jobs-resources/interview-questions
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The marquee in front of the Woodland Inn at Short Gap, WV, advertising that weekend's entertainment. During the years I lived in Cumberland, I shared a name with a local musician who frequently played around town and in the surrounding areas. As this was still in phone book and land-line days, I would periodically get calls from people looking for the musician. I wonder if he ever got calls from people looking for the weird train guy. I'm guessing not.
Tuesday Tips
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In the past, I recommended baby wipes for removing makeup. After all, if it's safe enough to use on a baby's bottom, then it should be safe to use on your face.
Friday evening, when I was ready to take off my makeup, I discovered I was out of baby wipes. I remembered that in the recent past,
Taken for Tip Top Productions and their recent production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat which was staged at Theatr Clwyd in Feb 2023.
Tip Top Productions received many great reviews for this production including a FIVE STAR review from North West End:
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White-tipped Sicklebill, Panama. This hummingbird's bill is adapted for feeding on Heliconia plants. This large and impressive hummingbird is found in the cloudforests around the Canopy Lodge in El Valle, Panama.
Photo by Doug Weschler
On Wednesday 27th July 2022 I went on an amazing exploration of the huge Dinorwic slate quarry site that is opposite Snowdon and overlooks Llanberis. In July 2021 this area became a UNESCO World Heritage Site, joining the likes of the Taj Mahal and the Great Wall of China! The views are quite simply stunning.
The first commercial attempts at slate mining took place in 1787, and the business boomed after the construction of a horse-drawn tramway to Port Dinorwic in 1824. This became the Padarn Railway, (the first steam locomotives were supplied in 1870 by the Hunslet Engine Company of Leeds), a narrow gauge railway now partially preserved as the Llanberis Lake Railway. At its height at the turn of the twentieth century, Dinorwic was the second largest slate quarry in the world, after the neighbouring Penrhyn quarry. It was producing an annual outcome of 100,000 tonnes" and employed more than 3,000 men.
By 1930 its working employment had dropped to 2,000. The quarry closed in July 1969, the result of industrial decline and difficult slate removal. During the 1950s/60s extraction had become very difficult, because after 170 years of extraction many of the unsystematically dumped slate tips were now beginning to slide dangerously into some of the major pit workings, and after an enormous fall in the Garret area of the quarry in 1966 (which can still be seen in Photo 6), production ceased.
Dinorwic quarry covered 700 acres (283 ha) consisting of two main quarry sections with 20 galleries in each. Extensive internal tramway systems connected the quarries using inclines to transport slate between galleries. Many of these inclines still exist (some in better condition than others!) and many buildings are still accessible. There are old rails and bits of quarry equipment everywhere. It’s a fascinating site, but quite dangerous too of course so care must be taken at all times if you’re exploring there. It’s a very popular site for climbers.
Since closure, the National Slate Museum has opened in some of the 19th century workshops that have been impressively preserved. It’s well worth a visit!