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Passing through the town of Orangeville, Illinois I spotted this cat sitting in the window enjoying the Sun.
September 13, 2019 - "Described as either a floating workhorse or a mechanical gold pan, Gold Dredge 8 extracted millions of ounces of gold from the frozen Alaskan ground. Today, Gold Dredge 8 National Historic District serves as a monument to the hard working miners who built Fairbanks. Gold Dredge 8 is also a National Engineering Landmark.
Gold Dredge 8 operated between 1928 and 1959 and played an essential role in mining and the economy of the Tanana Valley. It is said that dredges and mining saved Fairbanks. In 1942, gold mining suffered a serious setback; the War Productions Board issued it’s famous Order L-208 which forced the closure of all gold mines in the United States for the duration of World War II. After the war was over, very few mines re-opened. By the time the war ended, the miners that once ran the gold mines were in other professions and their wage levels had increased too high for gold mining to support. But Gold Dredge 8 was one of the few mines that did re-open and ran successfully until it was shut down for economic reasons in 1959.
In 1984, the dredge was opened for tours. The Binkley family has run a successful sternwheel attraction for over 60 years and added gold mine tours in 1994. They have been working to share our rich gold mining history with visitors ever since." Previous text from the following website: golddredge8.com
The Canary Islands has built itself an image based on beautiful beaches, impressive weather conditions and a friendly atmosphere. What people might not know about this archipelago is that it’s home to some real architectural gems too. The Spanish colonial period brought with it the European Gothic and Neoclassical architecture of the time. Canarian architecture has evolved throughout the years, and today, classic design, modernism and nature blend in harmony on the archipelago.
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As a typical stereotype girl, this is the only way I remember how to use screwdrivers, and manage any type of "turning object"...including the faucet outdoors for the hose!
Is the windowframe rising or sinking? Up to you to decide. I am waiting there for her, Viva, ....onthe beach.
The window is open...will she jump out or will I climb inside?
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Old Window, New Window, Texture, Visual Perception, Rust, Invisible, Transparent, Window Frame, Lasercut Acrylic, Prototype, Materials, Experiment, Assemble, Studio Practice, Research, R+D, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge
An outside building wall and window frame at the main intersection of downtown Leavenworth, Washington.
Recommend viewing large on black.
Old Window, New Window, Texture, Visual Perception, Rust, Invisible, Transparent, Window Frame, Lasercut Acrylic, Prototype, Materials, Experiment, Assemble, Studio Practice, Research, R+D, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge
Taken on a fairly chilly morning on holiday in September. This blue tit seemed to be clinging to the window frame for warmth.
Vines with a few remaining autumn leaves cover the outside of an old window.
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Old Window, New Window, Texture, Visual Perception, Rust, Invisible, Transparent, Window Frame, Lasercut Acrylic, Prototype, Materials, Experiment, Assemble, Studio Practice, Research, R+D, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge
I worked from home today - which meant I got to test out my new manual zoom lens a bit. My focusing was a bit hit and miss, but I like the few shots that I nailed - even though they're not really of anything in particular. The light was nice today, in between a few short showers.
Still not feeling well, so I was glad to be at home today. I had lots of cleaning to do at lunch and after work (ahead of our friends staying tomorrow night), so also glad not to have to travel to and from the office.