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More of a grid than a vent but I can't not post a vent shot from my Zurich trip :-)
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Passa la tramontana sotto al ponte,
passa la tramontana, mi batte sulla fronte.
Passa la tramontana, mi picchia il petto,
passa la tramontana, si muore già di freddo.
Nessuno me lo sa spiegare da dove arriva,
quando passa la tramontana non si respira.
Passa la tramontana e canta una canzone,
dentro quella canzone ci sta il tuo nome.
Dentro quella canzone c'è un pò d'amore,
quando passa la tramontana mi batte il cuore.
Nessuno me lo sa spiegare che cosa sia,
quando passa la tramontana se lo porta via.
Passa la tramontana, spazza la terra,
passa la tramontana, viene la guerra.
Si fermano le finestre, si parla un pò più piano,
quando passa la tramontana ti prenderò la mano.
Quando passa la tramontana, sotto al ponte,
non c'è una nuvola in tutto il cielo, per tutto l'orizzonte.
Si chiudono le finestre, si accende una sirena,
sarà di ali di passerotto la nostra cena.
E insieme si farà la notte forse meno scura
e leveremo dal fondo agli occhi un filo di paura.
(Francesco De Gregori - Vento dal nulla)
I'm not sure about you but today sees the start of my holiday season. Oh yes! And so just in case some of you are rushing off for the holiday period, I want to take this opportunity to say thank you for making this year a very, very special one for me.
Over the last twelve month I have not only discovered a joy for photography, I've also 'met' many wonderful new friends. We have laughed together, teased each other, shared private thoughts, helped and coached each other - and this is all the more amazing when I think that this time last year I hadn't come across any of you!
Anyway, I'll shut up now except to say thank you once again and to wish you all a peaceful and restful time.
(Whoops, I nearly forgot to mention that this is an abstracted view of Vent, a street-level structure near Paternoster Square in the City of London, that serves as the ventilation shaft for an underground electricity sub station - and, to me, today, looks like a Christmas Tree! :)
Part of the dissection and vent sets.
rafale du vent
a secoué l'herbe.
je me souviens de ton dernier e-mail.
a gust of wind
shook the grass.
I remember your last e-mail.
vėjo gūsis
supurtė žolę.
tavo e-meil'ą prisiminiau.
Si, par hasard
Sur l'Pont des Arts
Tu croises le vent, le vent fripon
Prudenc', prends garde à ton jupon
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Venting what, I don't know. But they were nicely clean of algae, mold, lichen, or any other living thing.
Ripercorro strade già tracciate, sperando di trovare nuove sfumature e curando un po' di più i dettagli.
The red-vented bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer) is a member of the bulbul family of passerines. It is resident breeder across the Indian subcontinent, including Sri Lanka extending east to Burma and parts of Tibet. It has been introduced in many other parts of the world and has established itself in the wild on several Pacific islands including Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Hawaii.
Ko Olina Beach, Oahu, Hawaii
Name: Buff-vented bulbul
Scientific: Iole crypta
Malay: Merbah Riang
Family: Pycnonotidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2012): Near Threatened
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Today was a lucky day ;-) In front of these three vent pipes are park spaces and usually there is at least one car, which blocks the sight on the pipes or when no car is there, then the light is to bad to get a nice shot.
Red-vented Bulbul, Wilpattu. From the wet and humid rainforested highlands to the dry and arid south of Sri Lanka, the Red-vented Bulbul was everywhere - surely Sri Lanka's most populous bird.
Rooftop air vents(?) - Upper West Side at 71st St near Columbus Ave. Taken thru a screened window.
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LOL ..... TOM likes to listen and make me laugh.
Can't wait to see what kind of DAYDOG note gets left on this beauty!!!!
On a manqué de temps pour tout voir, on ne s'attendait pas à temps d'espèces, une visite très agréable qu'on va répéter l'an prochain.
I really need to vent, but I should walk up a big hill instead!!! Oh…By the way, do you think it’s a LPOY image?
I made this photo of a Steely-vented Hummingbird (Saucerottia saucerottei) at the Jardín Botánico del Quindío in Calarcá, Quindío, Colombia, on July 17, 2018. Males forage on flowers in low shrubs and tree crowns, especially in second growth. It lives in forest clearings, second growth and cultivated areas at low to mid elevations in Colombia and northwestern Venezuela. The Jardín Botánico del Quindío in Calarcá is a scientific research and environmental education center, and it was the first legally constituted botanical garden in Colombia. IUCN lists the Steely-vented Hummingbird as Least Concern, with a decreasing population.
I used a Pentax K-1 with the HD Pentax-D FA 150-450mm f/4.5-5.6 for this one, at 1/250 sec, f/5.6, ISO 640. The garden opened to the public in 2000, supports itself with help from the community and partner organizations, and has been a leader in ecotourism in the region.
©2019 Adam Rainoff Photographer
Cette cour, nichée le long du flanc nord de la Cathédrale, occupe l'emplacement de l'une des anciennes églises formant le groupe-cathédrale paléo-chrétien. Il a servi de nécropole au moyen âge, a également reçu des constructions qui ont appartenu à la communauté des chanoines et certainement à un palais archiépiscopal.
Le dessin de Jacques Le Lieur nous montre une rangée de maisons la bordant sur le nord. De telles maisons existaient également à l'ouest (rue des Quatre-Vents, rue Georges Lanfry actuelle). Ces maisons ont disparu à la fin du XXe siècle. En plus d'une abondante iconographie, il nous reste une seule rescapée : la "Vieille Maison" de la rue Saint-Romain. Des traces de solives sont également visibles sur les murs inférieurs de la tour Saint-Romain.
Jacques Le Lieur n'a pas figuré les bâtiments qui s'élèvent entre la cour d'Albane et la cour des Libraires. Une galerie de cloître reconstruite au XIIIe siècle est surmontée de l'ancienne Trésorerie, formant le logis d'Albane. Elle a été construite par Pierre de Colmieu, devenu cardinal d'Albano (Italie) pour accueillir le Collège d'Albane. A l'origine, ce collège accueillait dix clercs qui devaient chanter les offices dans la Cathédrale. C'est dans ce bâtiment qu'était la bibliothèque de la Cathédrale, riche d'une cinquantaine d'ouvrages au XIIe siècle.
Deux travées au sud et des pierres d'attente sur le mur nord de la cathédrale attestent que ce cloître était projeté pour les autres côtés du quadrilatère. Il aurait reconstitué l'atrium de la cathédrale primitive.
Cinq travées rythmées par de solides contreforts ont deux niveaux sous des combles couverts de petites tuiles. Les fenêtres du rez-de-chaussée ont été fermées au XIXe siècle par un remplage dans le goût du XVe siècle. A l'origine, la galerie était ouverte.
Au nord, les restes d'une chapelle romane ont été découvert en 1937. Cette chapelle était peut-être dédiée à saint Romain.
D'autres bâtiments occupaient l'espace : la Prison capitulaire, la Trésorerie, la Loge aux Chiens, chenil réservé aux dogues qui étaient lâchés dans la Cathédrale le soir.
Le jardin a été reconstitué dans la partie la plus proche de l'église, mettant en valeur les restes du cloître. le long des rues Saint-Romain et Georges Lanfry, un petit jardin ouvert au public rappelle els anciennes maisons détruites à la fin du XIXe siècle.
This courtyard, nestled along the northern flank of the Cathedral, occupies the site of one of the old churches forming the paleo-Christian cathedral group. It served as a necropolis in the Middle Ages, also received buildings that belonged to the community of canons and certainly to an archiepiscopal palace.
Jacques Le Lieur's drawing shows us a row of houses bordering it on the north. Such houses also existed to the west (rue des Quatre-Vents, current rue Georges Lanfry). These houses disappeared at the end of the 20th century. In addition to an abundant iconography, we have only one survivor: the "Old House" of rue Saint-Romain. Traces of joists are also visible on the lower walls of the Saint-Romain tower.
Jacques Le Lieur did not depict the buildings that rise between the cour d'Albane and the cour des Libraires. A cloister gallery rebuilt in the 13th century is surmounted by the old Treasury, forming the Albane residence. It was built by Pierre de Colmieu, who became Cardinal of Albano (Italy) to house the Albane College. Originally, this college housed ten clerics who were to sing the services in the Cathedral. It was in this building that the Cathedral library was located, containing around fifty works in the 12th century.
Two bays to the south and supporting stones on the north wall of the cathedral attest that this cloister was planned for the other sides of the quadrilateral. It would have reconstituted the atrium of the original cathedral.
Five bays punctuated by solid buttresses have two levels under attics covered with small tiles. The windows on the ground floor were closed in the 19th century by a tracery in the style of the 15th century. Originally, the gallery was open.
To the north, the remains of a Romanesque chapel were discovered in 1937. This chapel was perhaps dedicated to Saint Romain.
Other buildings occupied the space: the Chapter Prison, the Treasury, the Dog Lodge, a kennel reserved for the mastiffs that were released into the Cathedral in the evening.
The garden has been recreated in the part closest to the church, highlighting the remains of the cloister. Along the streets Saint-Romain and Georges Lanfry, a small garden open to the public recalls the old houses destroyed at the end of the 19th century.
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UNTERKUNFT: www.vent-hotel-post.com/
Veles e Vents by David Chipperfield
.Grandstand, pit stop and VIP centrepiece, David Chipperfield's America's Cup Pavilion was constructed under extreme time pressure and is now the jewel in the crown of Valencia's ingenious new urban marina: Port America’s Cup. A homage to the speed and elegance of ocean racing with sharp edges and dramatic light and shade.The city invested 500m euros in the infrastructure: the innermost basin of the docks was separated from the container port by an newly built channel, connecting it to the sea. The port is only 3000 meter from the city centre. The architect: “ the brief was to build something exciting where people could congregate to watch the racing. So the idea of using the building to create shaded platforms was important. It has to be place where you can stand outside as much as inside. You’re here to look out at sea and that’s where I put the emphasis. You’re continuously aware of the long view to the sea and on the other side the view into the port.”
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