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Some of the light aircraft whose occupants visited Carlisle Airport for the Vulcan flypast on 27th June, 2015. Nearest is G-RVER, a Vans RV4.
Cat's floors need to be redone because of the flooding, so I'm babysitting a few of her girls because she didn't have enough "oops!" proof boxes (in case of klutzy workmen) for all her girls. Cat, I decided they'd be safer unpacked! I am actually somewhat amazed that I have room for 10 more dolls. This is probably not good to know... ^^;
Adelaide Gaol is one of the two oldest buildings in Adelaide. It housed around 300,000 prisoners up until it closed in 1988. 45 of these were executed at the gaol.
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The Angiang Orphanage Kids had a great time when Santa visited the kids with Library Project of Vietnam & Rotary Club of Winnekta Northfield.
Visiting Artist Workshop with Yasuhisa Kohyama
Friday, June 6, 2014
We were honored to host Japanese master artist Yasuhisa Kohyama for a day of demonstration at the Ceramics Program. Kohyama, both sculptor and potter, played a significant part in reviving the use of the traditional Japanese Anagama wood fired kiln, being the first potter in the area of Shigaraki to build such a kiln since the Middle Ages.
Kohyama began the day sculpting with his unique coiling and cutting technique. Participants enjoyed a potluck lunch and a slide lecture on Shigaraki and the history of Kohyama’s work as well as a NHK WORLD TV video of the artist working in his studio and loading, firing and unloading his wood kiln.
The line of spectators and photographers at Haleakala Volcano at sunrise. Notice the cloud bank on the left. That's the fog blowing in hard, about to enfold the group in its freezing grasp.
This is the only place on Maui where wool caps and hefty coats are required gear.
A photo taken of another photo being taken of my grandfather visiting the grave of his uncle, killed in WW1.
A book in Lithuanian, a second edition, issued in 1936 in Kaunas: "Visiting 40 nations", which describes 4-year travels on a motorcycle in Europe, Asia and Africa. The book was written by Matas Šalčius (born 1880, Čiudiškiai, Lithuania; died in 1940, Guayaramerín, Bolivia), a prominent Lithuanian journalist and public person. This is a 3rd volume of this work, which describes his travel through Syria (also territory of present Lebanon, Palestine), Turkey, Iraq and Iran.
Interior photo taken in a shop in London. The view out the windows is a photo of the wonderful graffiti found along the train ride into Copenhagen.
Not as detailed as I had planned, but sometimes Xmas just rolls up on you (and sometimes you have plumbing issues in the house) and you have to compromise!
Love that there's a couple with their dog...there's always at least one!