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I had the pleasure of meeting Brigette Claveau, the owner of The Falls of Everlove .
Brigette definitely has a love of decorating and it shows in every corner of her sim.
A wonderfully quite, amazing place.
You must check out the Marilyn Monroe house!
TP board at landing for all sorts of areas to explore...even a roller coaster and bowling alley. Relax by the beaches or near the Aquasense pool. Clothing optional sim
grabbing coffee at Corgo Cove: SLURL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Amalthea/224/49/22
Zenith Coat & Skirt Rare Gacha @ Kustom9 event
Foxy Nola Hair
Tetra Jewelry
RE Witchy Choker
Deadwool glasses
Handy Paws Dainty Rings
Canis Bento Head
Canis Brat Lips
AP Handy Paws
Maitreya Body
custom avatar textures by @Floofili on twitter
hive coffee on the go
My first ALL MESH skybox, only available at the SoHo Sample Sale. <3
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/New%20York%20City/40/55/23
See all of The Apple Architects New York City builds here: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/70056
Here is a rendered virtual test of another Lego City using LDD files downloaded from Eurobricks
[KEY TOPIC] Official LEGO Sets made in LDD
and I added a little more detail with a simple park type area and added some more buildings
Midnight in Paris, SLURL: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Marion/143/154/29
outfit: Amitomo, Come with Me Gacha #10
Kottr Digi Poots
Cerberus Canis Head
custom red panda fox texture by Des/ marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/187418
hair by Foxy
Apricot Paws feety peets
This is a quick build of a city I am building in LDD. All of the LDDs are done by Murdoch17. Stay tuned, there are updates to come!
My first ALL MESH skybox, only available at the SoHo Sample Sale. <3
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/New%20York%20City/40/55/23
See all of The Apple Architects New York City builds here: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/70056
Get this outfit FREE from Taste of Asia for Liking Virtual Asia on Facebook www.facebook.com/VirtualAsia
Users can add icons and draw shapes on the common map to communicate response plans to partners in other agencies.
Visual Fusion currently enables agencies in the Virtual City project to share data in a common view; connecting to UICDS will take this a step further.
IDV Solutions and its partners will build an adapter to connect the Virtual City app to the national UICDS data sharing initiative.
Build a city of your dream - a residential paradise or an industrial center. Build dwelling houses and industrial buildings. Produce goods and deliver them to the shopping malls. Setup mass-transit system to take your citizens to places like parks, cinemas and stadiums. Make your city a better place to live by recycling garbage, adding hospitals and fire stations, planting trees, and upgrading buildings to make them more eco-friendly. Make citizens happier by launching spectacular public events.
Trade with neighboring cities and accomplish the construction of landmark buildings like Marina, Train Depot, and Spaceship Launch Pad. Help troubled cities get back to prosperity, deal with economic downturn, population crisis, and consequences of natural disasters. Achieve balance between key parameters of your success: Time, Income, Environment, Population, and Happiness. Play over 50 challenging levels, and unleash your inner mayor in Free Play mode on 5 large sand box maps.
Download Virtual City game and Make your city a better place to live in!
Title: (Beijing) Peiping
Map Maker: John Kirk Sewall
Place / Date: Beijing / 1929 ca
Coloring: Colored
Size: 23. 5 x 19.5 inches
Condition: VG
Price: SOLD
Inventory ID: 44433
Description:
Early State of Kirk Sewall's Scarce Map of Peiping (Beijing).
Pictorial map of central Beijing, published in Beijing by the Peiyang Press.
Sewall's map is richly embellished with illustrations of landmark buildings and black silhouettes of workers, pedestrians and animals, including camel trains. The map depicts three parts of the Beijing: Tartar City, Imperial City (which contains the Forbidden City) and Chinese City.
A number of landmarks are named in both English and Chinese characters. A small pencil note locates the YMCA, near the Capitol Theatre and Foregin Office.
The map is printed in shades of green, yellow, red, blue and white, and outlined in black. It appears to have been published in China for tourists, since it highlights areas of particular interest to travelers including sightseeing attractions, the rail station, hotels, the YMCA, and a street identified as "good for shopping." Of historical interest is the Legation Quarter, where the foreign delegations were clustered. An examination of this section of the map helps to ascertain its publication date.
The map was published shortly after 1928, when the name Peiping first came into use. The German Legation is represented by the black, red and gold Reichsbanner flag, which was banned in 1933. As such, this map was issued between about 1928 and 1933.
The map was designed by John Kirk Sewall, an American illustrator, who created another map detailing the city of Peking proper (1930s), as well as illustrating the popular cookbook, Corinne Lamb's The Chinese Festive Board (1935).
The publisher, the Peiyang Press, was one of the leading printers maps, books and views geared at Western audiences in China during the Republican period. The company was founded in 1924, with offices in Tianjin and Beijing, and operated until the Communist Revolution in 1949. Notable publications included Alice Leighton Cleather and Basil Crump's Buddhism: The Science of Life (1928), Robert M. Duncan's Peiping Municipality and the Diplomatic Quarter (1933), a Chinese-Dutch dictionary (1935) and a 1937 album of black and white photographs of British military exercises in China, celebrating the coronation of George VI. They also published a Map of Tientsin (1941), Frank Dorn's pictorial A Map and History of Peiping and both of John Kirk Sewall's maps of Beijing and environs.
Related Categories:
Maps of China
City Plans & Views of Asian Cities
www.raremaps.com/gallery/detail/44433/Beijing_Peiping/Sew...
John Kirk Sewall Pictorial Map of Peking
Peiyang Press: c. 1938-45 www.georgeglazer.com/maps/asia/pekingsewall.html
Taken in the bathroom of my room at the King's Rose Inn in South Kingston, Rhode Island back in July. I highly recommend the cozy bed and breakfast.
I take these a lot more often than I actually post them. Is that true of everyone?
I haven't done a self-portrait in months. I've had a little too much on my plate recently and haven't had the time/inspiration/light to get the photos I'd want to get. Hopefully, I'll be able to return to my 52 weeks project soon, especially now that the days are (thankfully) getting longer.
Public safety agencies use the REsILIeNT portal to share information, locate responders, visualize scenarios and work together on coordinated responses.
Build a city of your dream - a residential paradise or an industrial center. Build dwelling houses and industrial buildings. Produce goods and deliver them to the shopping malls. Setup mass-transit system to take your citizens to places like parks, cinemas and stadiums. Make your city a better place to live by recycling garbage, adding hospitals and fire stations, planting trees, and upgrading buildings to make them more eco-friendly. Make citizens happier by launching spectacular public events.
Trade with neighboring cities and accomplish the construction of landmark buildings like Marina, Train Depot, and Spaceship Launch Pad. Help troubled cities get back to prosperity, deal with economic downturn, population crisis, and consequences of natural disasters. Achieve balance between key parameters of your success: Time, Income, Environment, Population, and Happiness. Play over 50 challenging levels, and unleash your inner mayor in Free Play mode on 5 large sand box maps.
Download Virtual City game and Make your city a better place to live in!
Late afternoon at Winston Place bed & breakfast in Valley Head, Alabama. August 2008.
Beautiful place. www.virtualcities.com/al/winstonplace.htm
If I was any good at Photoshop I'd drop in a more interesting sky.
Build a city of your dream - a residential paradise or an industrial center. Build dwelling houses and industrial buildings. Produce goods and deliver them to the shopping malls. Setup mass-transit system to take your citizens to places like parks, cinemas and stadiums. Make your city a better place to live by recycling garbage, adding hospitals and fire stations, planting trees, and upgrading buildings to make them more eco-friendly. Make citizens happier by launching spectacular public events.
Trade with neighboring cities and accomplish the construction of landmark buildings like Marina, Train Depot, and Spaceship Launch Pad. Help troubled cities get back to prosperity, deal with economic downturn, population crisis, and consequences of natural disasters. Achieve balance between key parameters of your success: Time, Income, Environment, Population, and Happiness. Play over 50 challenging levels, and unleash your inner mayor in Free Play mode on 5 large sand box maps.
Download Virtual City game and Make your city a better place to live in!
Build a city of your dream - a residential paradise or an industrial center. Build dwelling houses and industrial buildings. Produce goods and deliver them to the shopping malls. Setup mass-transit system to take your citizens to places like parks, cinemas and stadiums. Make your city a better place to live by recycling garbage, adding hospitals and fire stations, planting trees, and upgrading buildings to make them more eco-friendly. Make citizens happier by launching spectacular public events.
Trade with neighboring cities and accomplish the construction of landmark buildings like Marina, Train Depot, and Spaceship Launch Pad. Help troubled cities get back to prosperity, deal with economic downturn, population crisis, and consequences of natural disasters. Achieve balance between key parameters of your success: Time, Income, Environment, Population, and Happiness. Play over 50 challenging levels, and unleash your inner mayor in Free Play mode on 5 large sand box maps.
Download Virtual City game and Make your city a better place to live in!
Build a city of your dream - a residential paradise or an industrial center. Build dwelling houses and industrial buildings. Produce goods and deliver them to the shopping malls. Setup mass-transit system to take your citizens to places like parks, cinemas and stadiums. Make your city a better place to live by recycling garbage, adding hospitals and fire stations, planting trees, and upgrading buildings to make them more eco-friendly. Make citizens happier by launching spectacular public events.
Trade with neighboring cities and accomplish the construction of landmark buildings like Marina, Train Depot, and Spaceship Launch Pad. Help troubled cities get back to prosperity, deal with economic downturn, population crisis, and consequences of natural disasters. Achieve balance between key parameters of your success: Time, Income, Environment, Population, and Happiness. Play over 50 challenging levels, and unleash your inner mayor in Free Play mode on 5 large sand box maps.
Download Virtual City game and Make your city a better place to live in!
Author:
Dorn, Frank (1901-1981)
Date:
1936
Short Title:
A Map and History of Peiping (Beijing).
Publisher:
The Peiyang Press, Ltd.
Publisher Location:
Tientsin-Peiping
Type:
Separate Map
Obj Height cm:
83
Obj Width cm:
72
Note:
An elaborately illustrated map with vignettes of dozens of sights, animals, human activites, and historic scenes with labels. Full color.
Country:
China
City:
Beijing (China)
City:
Peking (China)
Subject:
Pictorial map
Subject:
Historical
Full Title:
A Map and History of Peiping (Beijing). Explanatory Booklet. By Frank Dorn, Peiping. Lithographed and Published by The Peiyang Press, Ltd. Tientsin-Peiping. 1936.
List No:
7960.004
Page No:
map
Series No:
4
Publication Author:
Dorn, Frank (1901-1981)
Pub Date:
1936
Pub Title:
A Map and History of Peiping (Beijing). Explanatory Booklet. By Frank Dorn, Peiping. Lithographed and Published by The Peiyang Press, Ltd. Tientsin-Peiping. 1936.
Pub Note:
Col. Frank Dorn (1901-1981), later brigadier general, Frank Dorn was an artist, writer and aide to Gen. Joseph Stilwell, the man who during World War II commanded the U.S. and Chinese Nationalist resistance to Japanese incursions into China and Burma.
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Build a city of your dream - a residential paradise or an industrial center. Build dwelling houses and industrial buildings. Produce goods and deliver them to the shopping malls. Setup mass-transit system to take your citizens to places like parks, cinemas and stadiums. Make your city a better place to live by recycling garbage, adding hospitals and fire stations, planting trees, and upgrading buildings to make them more eco-friendly. Make citizens happier by launching spectacular public events.
Trade with neighboring cities and accomplish the construction of landmark buildings like Marina, Train Depot, and Spaceship Launch Pad. Help troubled cities get back to prosperity, deal with economic downturn, population crisis, and consequences of natural disasters. Achieve balance between key parameters of your success: Time, Income, Environment, Population, and Happiness. Play over 50 challenging levels, and unleash your inner mayor in Free Play mode on 5 large sand box maps.
Download Virtual City game and Make your city a better place to live in!
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River Gallery is located in a turn-of-the- twentieth century building that enhances the artistic experience. Walk through open archways into exhibit rooms showcasing an extensive collection of regional, national, and international fine art and craft, including paintings, sculptures, and studio art glass.
Bluff View
Museum’s site was a Cherokee holy place
Civil War battery’s for both the Union and Confederate armies located on the hill
Mansion that houses collection once owned by Coca-Cola magnate George Thomas Hunter
Bluff Furnace archeological site beside museum