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One of my favourite places. A fabulous drive along this dramatic valley is only topped when you stand in the fierce wind to take in the full vista.
Incidentally, if anyone saw the recent drama 'Manod' (starring Trevor Eve and Eve Myles) about safekeeping art from the National Gallery, this is the place it was set. The slate mine at the top of this road was actually used to store national treasures during WW2.
Toward the end of my relaxed Sunday tour to Aberdyfi and back. A different view to others I've taken. Clearer & sunnier too.
ARAF competition entry - Topic 'Vivid'
Reworked version of a shot from last June. Colours tweaked a bit and given a little extra punch.
Technique outlined in the previous post Here
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Llandecwyn Church sits in a lonely spot overlooking the Dwyryd estuary & Portmeirion in the distance.
HallWorks: Ensemble by »Purple« and »Zippi«, spotted in the Hall of Fame at night. – Late August 2013.
WARNING! This design might cause involuntary hugging attacks! ;)
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..for the Peter Zippi Fund for Animals Open House/Adoption Day this Sunday in Hermosa Beach, CA! I'm so excited to make a little quilt for this wonderful organization! Dr. Villalobos and her amazing staff helped me so much last year when my cat Chelsea had cancer. I'm still a novice quilter, but I so wanted to help out for the event. It's a baby-toddler-lap-car-pet size quilt. Petite! :)
I made it using the Summer in the Park" tutorial {video} at Missouri Quilt Co.! It's a tube sewing technique. I found it through Elizabeth from my quilting bee. We're making a similar block for her month. This was such a fun and easy quilt to make!
Fabric: Moda jellyroll, Love U by Deb Strain
The old pier at Trefor, N Wales. Lovely old cobbled together structure. Bothered to use the tripod for this one. It's a blend of two shots, one for the blurred water and the other for the sky.
Here's another one you won't see! Just got this in time before a herd of toddlers and other assorted mini-humans swamped the scene, mittens flailing at the ends of their strings.
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Jun 09. Panorama of Bergerac town & quayside.
Say Watt?? If you're having a bad day, don't worry! This cute little light bulb will brighten your day! ;)
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When you're craving something hot, tasty and extra cheesy!
Mmm who wants pizza? <3
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This cute little crab is having one of those days! Can you relate?
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U.S. Ambassador Dan Shapiro visit the city of Beni Brak U. S Ambassador Dan Shapiro and Ms Julie Fisher made a pre-Rosh Hashanah visit to Bnei Brak. There they met with Mayor Rabbi Yaakov Asher and other city officials and learned first-hand about the economic developments, challenges and opportunities taking place in Bnei Brak within the ultra-orthodox communities. They took the opportunity to meet Rabbi Aharon Leib Steinman, prominent ultra-orthodox spiritual leader of the Lithuanian communities, at his residence. There they heard Rabbi Steinman praise America, echoing the words engraved in the Statue of liberty, for opening its doors to ”the poor and needy”, that is what made America great, the land of the free. Following this meeting, the Ambassador and his wife toured Ateret Rachel Women’s Seminary, where they met, among others, the president of the seminary , Mrs. Zippi Yishai; the principal of the school, Rebbetzin Zvia Bukhris; and Rabbi Zemach Mazuz, the head of Kisse Rahamim Yeshiva, Bnei Brak. The school receives US funded grant for English language instruction. They entered a class and spoke to the students, and took questions, on the importance of learning English. Another highlight was their visit to Mayanei Hayeshua Medical Center, where they were welcomed by Dr. Moshe Rothschild, the founder and president of the medical center, and Rabbi Gershon Lieder, CEO; and Dr. Motti Ravid the Medical Director; and many other senior doctors and staff. They got to see the premature baby wards and maternity wards, learning how the hospital combines medical care with strict ethical care to show the importance and holiness in saving human lives. Ambassador Shapiro ended the visit by shopping at a local deli and eatery on Rabbi Akiva Street. Behind the scenes Rabbi Moshe Eizen, CEO of Bnei Brak Development Fund, who helped make all the arrangements possible.