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Stumbling upon Love Island and is Rab really the most beautiful medieval village in the world? - destinationhereandnow.com
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A solitary trek up snow covered Mount Panorama. A last night on the boat and Croatia throws us a Belle Epoque curveball in Opatija. ». Stumbling upon Love Island and is Rab really the most beautiful medieval village in the world? What we hadn’t realised was that,. Us, lay Love Island. And if that one line in the guide book describing Rab had piqued our interest, well, the sign for Love Island definitely warranted further investigation. Hard to describe. I think the reality of the experience just hit ...
A stroll on Olib and a first glimpse of the grandeur that is Rab ... - destinationhereandnow.com
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Ist tuck this little island away cause you never know …. A solitary trek up snow covered Mount Panorama ». A stroll on Olib and a first glimpse of the grandeur that is Rab …. A couple of hours away from Ist. Is another quiet little gem called Olib. Again, no cars. Just a few people walking about, most of the ones we chatted to, Croat-American expats, back for extended summer holidays. We’d seen a big circular version of this on the hillside of Ist. They’re reservoirs. If you tucked Ist. Rab, like so much...
the butterfly effect Archives - destinationhereandnow.com
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Category Archives: the butterfly effect. The gold miner and the dragonfly a modern day parable. Macquarie River. From the sketchbook. M.Hogan. 8220;Will you sell me your river? 8221; the gold miner asked the dragonfly. 8220;Where would I live? 8221; asked the dragonfly. 8220;On another river,” said the gold miner. 8220;I don’t have another river,” said the dragonfly, “This is the only river I have.”. 8220;Will you sell me your river? 8221; the gold miner asked the frogs. 8220;Where would we live? 8220;Hm...
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Category Archives: my sketchbook. Glimpses from my sketchbook and other original works. Is the ocean really broken? I read one of the most distressing articles I’ve read in a while last week. 8220;The Ocean is Broken”. Is the account of an ocean sailor’s journey across the Pacific. 8220;What was missing were the cries of seabirds that surrounded the boat on previous voyages across the same seas. The birds were missing because the fish were missing.”. Am I missing something? Is the ocean really broken?
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Mrs Jones’s whizzy whizzed cucumber relish recipe made with Mr Jones’s home grown cucumbers. These Jones’s I speak of are unrelated. But they both hail from a period in our younger lives when we danced in the dirt at the O’Connell Hotel on a Sunday afternoon and played house in a little cottage just up the road of an evening. Steve and I and a crazy, spotty dog called Floyd. This is one of Rainie’s recipes. Captured on the hop, for nothing is ever written down. Or measured. With a wicked amount of sugar.
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Imagery from Life: Courting the House!
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013. What did you do on Saturday? Mine involved a some courting of the house! This is a rather grand old building and one that I have always wanted to spend some time perusing through a camera lens. There are pillars, columns, bricks, and stones galore on the courthouse. In fact there is enough ornamental architecture to please just about anyone! Funnily enough, even with a gorgeous building I still found myself taking photos of trees. Hmmm I do so like playing with the aperture! We're...
Postcard Pictures: Tamarama Beach
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It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. Henry David Thoreau. Friday, 23 January 2015. Once a year for two weeks Tamarama Beach becomes a surreal playground. Where we play among sculptures and once again discover our inner child. To the deliciously ridiculous. Sculpture by the Sea. Is place to play. 169; 2015 Francesca Muir. Labels: Sculpture by the Sea. Location: Tamarama Beach, New South Wales, Australia. 23 January 2015 at 20:00. Jackie and Joel Smith. 24 January 2015 at 00:51. Thank...
Postcard Pictures: To the beach...
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It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. Henry David Thoreau. Thursday, 8 January 2015. I'm heading this way. With a small stop along the way. For a cuppa in a red striped deck chair is de rigueur. As is Milo's thirst quencher! The beach beyond is inviting. And they've thought of everything. On my Sunday walk along the bay! Have a happy day! 169; 2015 Francesca Muir. Location: Clifton Gardens Reserve, Beach Wky, Sydney NSW 2088, Australia. 11 January 2015 at 05:49. My castle in spain.
Postcard Pictures: Postcard from the courtyard of my Acropolis Apartment
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It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. Henry David Thoreau. Monday, 4 May 2015. Postcard from the courtyard of my Acropolis Apartment. The air is cool and clean i n the little courtyard of our Acropolis Apartment. And it's very aptly named because it is just that. Literally at the foot of the Acropolis. The purple bougainvillea overhead is heavy with bud. How this place will sing with a few more weeks of summer love. And at 4 am I swear I can hear ancient footsteps and voices. My phot...
Postcard Pictures: Sunday morning markets
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It's not what you look at that matters, it's what you see. Henry David Thoreau. Sunday, 8 March 2015. Today the shopping list reads something like this. Sunday night dinner. asparagus. Carrots and beets for roast vegetables during the week. Onions and sweet potatoes just because they are so sweet. Cucumbers and tomatoes to go with feta cheese. Mangoes for smoothies . avocados on toast. Garlands of garlic because they are a must, always a must. Apples to keep the doctor away. And that my friends,. Aegeanp...
craft work {heart felt} – Harriet Goodall
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Woven lighting and sculpture. Craft work {heart felt}. Dutch artist Claudy Jongstra. Takes the ancient skills of felting and tapestry from textile art and craft beyond into the realms of art and architecture. Their beautiful Drenthe Heath Sheep. Europe’s oldest breed of which, only 1200 are left in the world. In the dye studio Claudy and her team dye all the wool for her artworks by hand using nuts, leaves, roots and flowers which they grow themselves. If you are visiting the Netherlands: “Since 20...
Pollination; summer buzzing. – Harriet Goodall
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Woven lighting and sculpture. Pollination; summer buzzing. It’s hot and there’s a lot happening. I don’t have time for many words but I thought I would give you a little pictorial of my work-life happenings over the holidays…. I have moved into a new studio! It was hard to leave this little beauty…. But look how much space I have now! Thanks to my papa I have perfect shelving and tool bench. It has a little gallery at the front! I ran some workshops. Playing with copper and patination. And now I am headi...
Imagery from Life: On the kitchen bench.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2015. On the kitchen bench. Did I say we're shearing? Did I say that when you're shearing you go through a lot of food? A lot And so, consequently there's been a lot of foodstuffs on the kitchen bench lately. Some of it's pretty. Some not so pretty. Here's some of the prettier stuff. Courtesy of my phone. Snapped quickly as the prep work commenced, or continued. Or as the shopping was put away after the farmer's markets. And then we have some eggs in the bowl. A used bowl! But I do si...
creating place; nikolay polissky – Harriet Goodall
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Woven lighting and sculpture. Creating place; nikolay polissky. 8216;Beaubourg’ 2013 like something straight out of Dr. Seuss. The weaving on this site just keeps getting bigger! Russian land artist Nikolay Polissky. 8216;Hay Tower’ (2000). 8216;Lighthouse on Ugra’ 2004. His more recent works are mind-blowing in their precise engineering and scale but I am particularly fond of the primitive feel of earlier creations like ‘Media Tower’ (2002) below. Many of Polissky’s works use traditional basket we...
the majesty; weaving for windsor – Harriet Goodall
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Woven lighting and sculpture. The majesty; weaving for windsor. I thought our woven willow work was respectably large until I saw these beauties… Ten days ago 6 amazing, 30ft, woven willow arches were officially opened at the top of The Long Walk outside Windsor Castle signifiying the 6 decades since The Queen’s coronation. It is an old tradition to erect Triumphant Arches for the monarch. Often they were heavily decorated and opulent but made from papier mache! Artist, Spencer Jenkins. September 25, 2013.
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Exploring historic places in King County, WA:. Important information about site access. The lush farmland of the Duwamish,. Green and Snoqualmie River valleys was historically some of the most productive land in the United States. From native Salish gardens on upland prairies, to immigrant homesteads, hop ranches and dairy farms, the AGRICULTURE. Bountiful forests and prized minerals. Brought prosperity and technological advancement to this rugged corner of the Pacific Northwest. A legacy of innovati...
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Exploring historic places in King County, WA:. Important information about site access. The lush farmland of the Duwamish,. Green and Snoqualmie River valleys was historically some of the most productive land in the United States. From native Salish gardens on upland prairies, to immigrant homesteads, hop ranches and dairy farms, the AGRICULTURE. Bountiful forests and prized minerals. Brought prosperity and technological advancement to this rugged corner of the Pacific Northwest. A legacy of innovati...
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Where you want to be. Philadelphia Becomes the First American City to Become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. November 12, 2015. Add World Heritage Sites to the list of Philadelphia firsts. The founding fathers first met in Philadelphia and the city was the first capital while Washington, D.C. was under construction. Philadelphia is the first American city to be named a world heritage site by the. United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization. Philly natives and all those who lobbied for...
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