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asian art museum
san francisco, california
Seen in Bath is Bath Bus Company Wright Eclipse Gemini bodied Volvo B9TL A508 - WA64GXW for their Air Decker service to Bristol Airport.
The sample piece is now a pincushion .. my extra for my DQS11 partner. The package is now ready to ship out.
Taken with Samsung telephone and fish eye app. Part of the glass stained Windows in the Dutch Church in London.
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I don't like to clean my windows, so have a lot of respect for those who are cleaning windows from a building from the outside hanging on a rope
Tu prova ad avere un mondo nel cuore e non riesci ad esprimerlo con le parole...
Pessima post-produzione, ma imparerò, prima o poi...
My 52weeks project with IGP.
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Trakai Park was founded in 1991 by the Lithuanian Restoration Seimas in order to preserve cultural sites of Lithuanian historical statehood along with their genuine natural environs. In this unique and compact ensemble of natural and cultural heritage, which reflects important periods and events in the history of Lithuania and eastern Europe as a whole, we can see a beautifully preserved cultural landscape centred on an historic town and castles which are nestled in lake land. Here there are traditional agricultural villages, fieldscapes and areas where primaeval natural formations still survive. The value of Trakai Park has been preserved finely and its special status has been recognised and protected by a whole body of national legislation.
The polyethnic town of (New) Trakai with its Lithuanians, Karaites, Tatars, Jews, Russians, Germans and Poles grew up beside the castles and had broad political and commercial links with European towns and their communities and traditions of mediaeval sacral, secular and defensive architecture, secular and religious art and literature. The town had a unique form of self-administration based on Magdeburg Law and from the fifteenth century autonomous Christian and Karaite communities governed their own affairs. Trakai was the centre of a separate duchy in the fourteenth-sixteenth centuries, which stretched to Brest Litovsk in the south (now part of Belarus) and Bir2ai in the north (close to the modern Latvian border), and it was an important residence of the rulers of Lithuania. Trakai was a favourite grand-ducal residence, an acknowledged centre for political theatre with hunting and diplomatic rituals, ecclesiastical holidays and trade fairs.