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History of the Metropolitan Drinking Fountain and Cattle trough Association here
Which led me to the Fountains Society via this site
Not the tallest of fountains here, but...
A list of horse troughs in London is found here but oddly this one is not listed. I can remedy that.
Bohinj is an alpine valley and a municipality in the north-west of Slovenia, in the Julian Alps. It is recognisable by its periglacial lake, Lake Bohinj (Slovenian Bohinjsko jezero).
Some 20 km long and 5 km wide, Bohinj is the name given to the entire Sava Bohinjka basin southwest of Bled.
The valley consists of four regions; the Spodnja Dolina (Lower Valley), Zgornja Dolina (Upper Valley), Ukanška kotlina (Ukanc Basin), and Nomenjska kotlina (Nomenj Basin). It is bounded by Komarča on one end and Soteska, which is in fact a narrow canyon, at the other.
However, the municipality of Bohinj covers a much larger area than only the Bohinj Valley. The Lower Bohinj Mountain Range represents its southern border. The Sava river has carved a canyon between the Jelovica and Pokljuka plateaus in the east. To the north, Triglav, Slovenia's highest mountain is also a part of the municipality.
Sava Bohinjka (which merges with Sava Dolinka into the Sava) begins when two rivers, the Jezernica and the Mostnica merge. The Mostnica comes from a valley called Voje, whereas the Jezrnica is a very short river that flows from Lake Bohinj. Many smaller streams flow into the lake. The largest of them, the Savica, emerges in Komarča as a large waterfall. The Savica Falls (Slap Savica) get most of the water from Črno Jezero (Black Lake) which is the largest in the Triglav Lakes Valley.
Bohinj began opening up for tourists years ago, with natural attractions being the biggest draw.
Bohinj has become a starting point for tourists for day trips, for walks on the trails that run throughout the valley, and for mountaineering and climbing tours. It is also associated with the nearby Bohinj Railway, which includes the Bohinj Tunnel.
In winter the valley becomes a winter sports centre for skiers, snowboarders, ice climbers, as well as ice skaters on Lake Bohinj. During the summer, Lake Bohinj is frequented by swimmers, and with the Sava Bohinjka River, kayakers and fishermen as well. Biking, trekking and climbing are also typical tourist activities in the area.
Bohinj with its ski resort Vogel and Kobla is a perfect destination for all snow fans. There are platny opportunities to ski free ride, enjoy on snow park and have a long run down to valley trough the slope "Žagarjev graben". The easiest way to book your hotel, apartment or holiday is to visit MountVacation/Vogel-Bohinj or to call local tourist office, where they will help you to find the right accommodation.
Lake Bohinj (Slovene: Bohinjsko jezero) is the largest permanent lake in Slovenia. Lake Bohinj is located in the Bohinj municipality in the north-west of the country, and is inside Triglav National Park.
Lake Bohinj is 4.2 km long and 1 km at its maximum width. It is a glacial lake dammed by a moraine.
The largest of the streams that flow into the lake, the Savica River ("little Sava"), is fed from Črno jezero (Black Lake), the largest lake in the Triglav Lakes Valley.
The outflow is the Jezernica which merges with the Mostnica to form the Sava Bohinjka (which in turn merges with Sava Dolinka to become the Sava).
The area is associated with the legendary "Goldhorn (Zlatorog)", a white chamois with golden horns. A statue of the creature stands beside the lake.
Strolling along walking through an empty log flume tough.............sold for $3000.00 at auction. The ride components will be going to Marshal Wisconsin's, Little Amerricka.
Kiddieland Amusement Park, Melrose Park, ILL. Auction Day
This was used for many years as a watering trough for the cattle. Even though it was mighty heavy we managed to get it in place here, filled it with dirt and we plant petunias in it every spring. It always look good :)
Fountain taken through a crystal ball balanced on a water trough in the Walled Garden, Wallington Hall, Northumberland
Horse trough on 3rd Street, at Washington Avenue or Lucas Avenue. Photograph attributed to Holt, Charles Clement, 1911. Missouri History Museum Photograph and Prints collection. Swekosky-MHS Collection. Image number: P0054-00011
In the center of the village of Honsfeld at the water trough a German soldier try's on some new boots.
Sunset June 6, 2016. Strangely CALM, not a single chemtrail jet! This has happened on only two the occasions I can recall: When the Pope visited NYC recently and Obama was coming trough town. Of course, FEMA is preparing on the West Coast for a major earthquake/tsunami drill June 7-10, that they are probably planning on turning into a live event, which would explain why it's so calm here. It's the CALM BEFORE THE STORM!
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Feeling really sick now...
Strobist info:
Yonguo YN640 trough DIY "black straw" grid @ 1/2
Triggered via Cactus V4
Parco di San Giuliano, Venezia
HDR 3 Scatti
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A typical installation of parabolic trough-type solar technology. This solar power plant located in the Mojave Desert in Kramer Junction, California, is one of nine such plants built in the 1980's. During operation, oil in the receiver tubes collects the concentrated solar energy as heat, which is pumped to a power block located at the power plant for generating electricity.
Credit: Warren Gretz / NREL
Shangyu Farm, Zhejiang Province, China
Your basket and your kneading trough will be blessed.
Deuteronomy 28:4-6
Installing mirrored parabolic trough collectors.
More than 3,200 mirrored parabolic troughs collectors being built at Abengoa's Solana Plant. Solana a 280 megawatt utility scale solar power plant (CSP) under construction in Gila Bend, AZ. When finished it will generate 280 MW's serving over 70,000 Arizona homes.
For more information or additional images, please contact 202-586-5251.
It is to receive a dear friend at the cottage. The black bra with the see trough bouse is a little daring for me, for the usual lady image I want to show the world. The vegan leather pants are so much fun to wear with pantyhose,
Momma Stella on the right, her baby, Troublemaker on the left. I purchased the two to replace my elder Layla, who had been my horse’s buddy, before she passed. As I observed the baby grow from 2 months to now over 2 years old, the love between the two has also grown and momma continues to be ever protective of her offspring. This love truly displays why humans should be vegan. Dairy farming is vicious, and totally inhumane. Do you want to endorse stripping a baby calf from its mother cow, listen to them scream for each other, then force her to produce her baby’s milk all for a piece of cheese? Please say no.