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this pattern was really easy and fun to knit. also, it was very quick...i think i finished it in two days.
Off Kiwanas Camp Road, below Government Camp
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ZigZag is available for adoption in Northern Virginia, USA, through HART
ZigZag is a rugged old tom who found his way to a good Samaritan's back door. He was taken in and had all of his medical needs taken care of. Now he is in foster care waiting for a permanent home. ZigZag is FIV positive. Oh, did I mention he is huge? Really, really big old guy.
Radio Kootwijk used to be the shortwave connection with the Dutch colonies. Nowadays it's a deserted concrete monument in the middle of the forrest. And on a beautiful windy weekend in february it was the location for the small and cute music festival Grasnapolsky. I wrote a review for DJ Broadcast. Find it here;
www.djbroadcast.nl/news/newsitem_id=7705/DJB_Report_Grasn...
The zigzag walkway that crosses (and recrosses) the shaded stream that flows down to the Central Garden, ending in a waterfall.
hair design done by Diallo @ Top Design & Barbers Ashton U lyne. Afro European Hairdressers, Cosmetics and Human Hair extensions.
In Ashton Town Centre.
Me & Tom . . . . . . doing our stuff . . . .
in a very hot studio . . . . on a hot summer's day.
I'm doing my impression of Lee Evans . . . .
Mount Everest Base Camp to Tingri (Shegar), Tibet
www.google.ca/maps/dir/Tingri,+Xigaze,+Tibet,+China/Evere...
I had this motif in my mind for some time and it's interesting how when you research on it, this basic drawing was in many different cultures like in the egiptian, inca and in the stone age, even in the art deco period.
In this red-grey combination it reminds me more on tribal art but in black and white it can turn to glamorous, this option is available if you want!
It closes with a braided belt that ends in two tassels.
The colours in the model pics may look a bit different, detail pic shows the right colours.
50% wool
50% acrylic
From the Tina Givens pattern in Nani Iro Fuccra (2008 collection). Blogged here: hazelnutgirl.blogspot.com/2010/09/kids-clothes-week-chall...
From the May 2016 trip to Thailand and Cambodia:
On the first full day of touring Bangkok, we went to Wat Phra Kaew in the morning, then had a wonderful lunch (tom ka gai, cashew nut chicken) before walking directly south to Wat Pho (which abuts the Royal Palace).
Personally, I preferred Wat Pho to Wat Phra Kaew…mainly due to there being fewer tourists. (The admission to Wat Pho is also one fifth of that to see Wat Phra Kaew, at only 100 baht. Still…$15 for one and $3 for the other isn’t a huge deal.)
Wat Pho also has slightly more variety to me. Lonely Planet says it has the “city’s largest reclining Buddha.” (Having seen it, I’d guess it’s among the largest in the country, and I’m curious to know where a larger one may be…) It also has the largest collection of Buddha images in Thailand and the country’s earliest center for public education (also both per LP).
The nice thing for me is that Wat Pho is the national headquarters for the teaching and preservation of traditional Thai medicine and massage. I gladly let them practice on me for 420 baht (barely $10).
Wat Pho also gives a free bottle of ice water with admission, which was great considering we were here in the afternoon on a close-to-100-degree day. After having visited both places, I considered the touristy part of Thailand done, and was glad to head back to the guesthouse for a quick nap in a wonderfully air-conditioned room before going out to Thanon Khao San for the evening.
Zigzag Anklets by Pam Grushkin
Knitting Socks with Handpainted Yarn
SWTC Tofutsies, Feet First Colorway