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September 11th. Sunday. 10 years after September 11th attacks.
This is my awkward homecoming picture.... Yeah. I like my dress.
Anyway. It's been 10 years since the attacks. I am so interested in
it and our teachers won't let us talk about it. Makes me so, so mad.
But here's to the heroes, here's to the victims, and here's to every
one affected. I wish I could remember something from that day.
But I can't. I was only 5 years old and I can't remember a thing.
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yeay for birdies- I'd love to do a whole series of these :)
They live right next to a huge farmer's market and seem to be friendly and cautious exactly when appropriate.
Two visitors, past the Yotsu-tsuji (four-way) intersection where most tourists stop, make the final climb to the top of Mt. Inari, to the shrine at the Ichi-no-mine peak. The stone stairs are enclosed in giant torii, some in a better state than others.
This photo was taken at Fraser, Colorado on March 19, 2003 during a vacation that I happened to take right at the time that a 60 inch snowfall came along.
This is the bed and breakfast's SUV at the end of the storm, before we got it dug out. It's the only "two-story" SUV I've ever seen.
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11x14 Graphite
*Created at the Alex and Alyson Grey Workshop
Toby MacNutt, "(it takes) Two"
Photos for the upcoming work ONE, TWO. All photos by the cast.
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On Wednesday a helicopter crashed into the building next to my house. It killed the pilot and someone walking down the street.
There's not much sign left that it happened now, apart from some boarded windows, burnt out bins and the strong smell of burnt fuel.
The two bridges across the Kiel-Canal at Holtenau.
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[left]: Segment from an Illustration by Henry Holiday to Lewis Carroll's The Hunting of the Snark (1876).
[right, mirror view]: The Bone Player (1856) by William Sidney Mount, now displayed in MFA, Boston.
This long forgotten family resting place is hidden in the forest away from the eyes of anyone who might pass by. The tombstone in the forefront is dated from April of 1845. There is what appears to be a smaller, child sized tombstone at the far corner.
But all references I can find have listed only two graves here.
Carloss, Archelaus (b. ca. 1770 - d. 11 Apr 1845)
Husband of Ruth Carloss. Age 75 yrs.
Carloss, Ruth (b. ca. 1781 - d. 25 Nov 1824)
Wife of Archelaus Carloss. Age 43 yrs
Berrells Seed Store, John's Gate, Donore Road, Drogheda. A 19th century two story four bay rubble limestone seed barn that once was pebble dashed Eight loft ventilation shafts with five on ground floor. Three of the bays are loading doors for dropping grain sacks into carts which pulled up underneath
The barn once was roofed and a wall connected it to the end gable on right The complex was occupied till at least 2015 At some point between then and 2017 the occupier of the property died, the trees in the back of the properties have been grubbed up, all windows of properties to the right of seed barn have been bricked up and two of the units had their roofs removed. Sad! Sickening!
An image of the Seed Store in its prime taken between 1880- 1900 from an elevated position (Hill of the 101 steps) by William Lawrence's chief photographer Robert French, with the plate Number: Drogheda 6171 WL exists in the National Library Of Ireland's Lawrence Collection.
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