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Historic turning stones in Geraldine used to guide horse drawn wagons along narrow lanes in the mid to late 1800s.
The horses turned into the lane and then the attached wagon would be brought into alignment by the off-side wheel hub catching on the stone and pivoting it into a straight line.
Most of the stones were removed as motorized vehicles took over from horses.
Geraldine, South Canterbury, NZ
G-CLHW An everyday sight at Aberdeen Airport with a S-92 turning off the main in the hoover, but for a few days in July 2025 the back drop was very very different
Architect: Santiago Calatrava
Built in: 2001-2005
Client: HSB
HSB Turning Torso is the tallest skyscraper in Sweden and the Nordic countries, situated in Malmö, Sweden. It was designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and officially opened on 27 August 2005. The tower reaches a height of 190 metres (623 feet) with 54 stories.
More information here: HSB Turning Torso
Stills from a video, vimeo.com/tizzycanucci/em-hotep.
Filmed in LEA20, at Djehuti-Anpu (Thoth Jantzen)'s sim for Round Nine of the LEA AiR program. maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA20/128/128/13
Turning from Princes Street into St Andrews Square is Borders Buses Scania Omnicity double decker 10909 - LX59CLU.
Ann turns around and shows her back. Her colorful fingernails are on the wall, her head and shoulders are covered by her long black hair and her sweet bum is highlighted by her bright yellow shiny shorts. She's such a tease sometimes and I don't mind at all; I'm loving it!
the turning japanese party. my date was my samurai body guard. though he was guarding other people from me! skirt from burberry.
Designer: D&G (shirt), Patrick Couture (tie), J. Crew (sweater), Burberry (skirt), Miz Mooz (shoes)
Store: Ave (Stuttgart), Chez Patrick (Stuttgart), J. Crew (San Francisco), Burberry (London) Shoe Biz (San Francisco)
Music: "Turning Japanese", The Vapors
Unusual ERF B series PRW425R
Sleeper cabbed and Gardner powered
Is this an original or a conversion?
oil painting
© 2017 Carsten ten Brink
All along the Chinese silk road we would find dried chillis in our food, in our soups. And here, somewhere near Korla, in Gansu province, we saw one source. A field, filled with previously harvested chillis, turned regularly so that both sides would catch the sun and the peppers dry evenly, home of men and women with large pitchforks. That much bright red, a challenge to paint...
This pocket-sized Flemish Book of Hours was likely created in Bruges ca. 1500. It contains illuminations produced by the Ghent-Bruges school stylistically associated with the Master of the Prayerbooks, who was active at that time. The manuscript still retains the original binding signed by Ludovicus Bloc, a binder documented in Bruges ca. 1484-1529. The miniatures can be compared with those in W.176 in the Walters' collection, as well as with those in a manuscript also bound by Ludovicus Bloc in the Detroit Institute of Arts (Acc. no. 63.146). The overall image cycle is closely related to that of W.427, another Flemish Book of Hours preserved at the Walters Art Museum.
To explore fully digitized manuscripts with a virtual page-turning application, please visit Walters Ex Libris.
Nearly nose on. ZJ182 shows the M-TADS sight in the stowed position to the left. The laser rangefinder training fit can also be seen on the left hand side of the M-TADS sight.
Indian Blessing (left) and Indyanne lead the field turning for home in the La Brea Stakes at Santa Anita Park, Arcadia, CA 12.27.2008
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This is the Turning Torso built by Santiago Calatrava, one of my favorite architects. Google him to see some very interesting architecture! This is in Malmo, Sweden, just across a very long bridge from Copenhagen. Unfortunately, it is a private apartment building and the public can't go in. It is the tallest building in Sweden and the tallest apartment building in Europe.
Some more pictures of the Turning Torso. Generally the infinity cove is a no-brainer but the white on white wasn't ideal, so here's some messy workshop shots. Also a couple of segments for an idea of the structure.
* Autumn maple leaves reformed.
Note: The banding is due to posting a low quality image and does not appear in the full size image.
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© Daniel Smith Photography / Daniel Smith 2013