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A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Newer posts →. William Howitt’s September. September 1, 2016. The Last Day of the Harvest, by Franz Richard Unterberger. A Country Book: for the field, the forest, and the fireside. You can find more quotes from the magnificent William Howitt in Grand Old Winters (Snippets 51). January), An Easter Snippet. The Beauty and Hope of April. The Great Festival of May. July), Glorious August. And The Joy of November (Snippets 38). August 29, 2016.
Journals 6.3 – Excursion to Guernsey and Jersey, 1834 (Part 3) | Windows into History
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A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Games in the year 1600 (Snippets 25). Deadly Toothpaste (Snippets 26) →. Journals 6.3 – Excursion to Guernsey and Jersey, 1834 (Part 3). August 18, 2015. The following is a continuation of my essay on an anonymous, unpublished journal, which began with. For the previous parts, please see the earlier entries from 10th and 14th August 2015. Gorey Castle, as pictured in The Fortress: An historical tale, by Amelia Lane (1840). Next on the journe...
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A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. The following gives easy access to the content of Windows into History. This page relies on manual updating so will not always show all the latest articles, but is designed to help visitors find older posts of interest. 1: England in 1815, by Joseph Ballard. 2: Journal of Travels, by G.E. Winants. 3: A Year Abroad, by Willard C. George. 4: Men and Manners in Britain, by Grant Thorburn. 5: A Frenchman in America, by Max O’Rell. Face to the Foe.
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A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Author Archives: Windows into History. About Windows into History. Author of windowsintohistory.wordpress.com Administrator of frontiersmenhistorian.wordpress.com. November 4, 2016. The Fall of the Leaf. November 1, 2016. A Chat with a Ghost. October 27, 2016. Creepy History 21. In 1681 clergyman Joseph Glanvill wrote Sadducismus Triumphatus, exploring the world of the supernatural, with a particular focus on witches and ghosts. He h...Snipp...
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Verona – the city of Romeo and Juliet – arthistra
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Verona – the city of Romeo and Juliet. When people talk about Italy, it is generally the cities such as Rome, Venice or Milano in question. The cities which are already famous! But there also other cities which deserves to visit in Italy. One of them is Verona, the city of Romeo and Juliet. Everybody knows about those star-crossed lovers but very few people know that they lived or supposed to have lived in Verona. And few know that there is a house of Juliet in the city which can be visited. A tip for yo...
Auschwitz – A humbling experience – TravelThenBlog
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Auschwitz – A humbling experience. September 1, 2015. September 1, 2015. I honestly did not know how Auschwitz would be. I had went to Dachau in Germany and something seemed wrong there, like the Germans tried to cover it up. There was just less evidence at Dachau than I was expecting, and things made to look a lot “prettier” then it actually was. 4 thoughts on “ Auschwitz – A humbling experience. September 1, 2015 at 3:00 pm. Liked by 1 person. September 1, 2015 at 3:22 pm. Yeah it gets extremely hot in...
It’s NEVER too late – TravelThenBlog
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It’s NEVER too late. August 11, 2015. August 16, 2015. København V, København, Denmark. One thought on “ It’s NEVER too late. September 2, 2015 at 9:57 am. You have really amazing pictures! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out.
Lake Merritt | Focus.Point.Shoot
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Photos I've taken and their stories. February 9, 2016. February 9, 2016. Spent a nice weekend around Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. The weather was absolutely wonderful and it was gorgeous to walk around the lake to take in the sights. Below are some rowing boats on the lake. This entry was posted in Photography. San Diego Port →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). Follow Blog via Email. Live the l...
Palace of Versailles | Focus.Point.Shoot
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Photos I've taken and their stories. December 3, 2015. December 2, 2015. This is a photo taken at the Palace of Versailles. In Versailles, France. It’s definitely as grand and opulent as everybody says inside and out. We took a small group tour and it consisted of the main palace and included a viewing of the Petit Trianon. This was originally built by Louis XV for his mistress, Madame de Pompadour. This entry was posted in Architecture. And tagged Château de Versailles. Lake Merritt →. The World on a Wim.
myeagermind | Lenora's Culture Center and Foray into History
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Lenora's Culture Center and Foray into History. Cultrure and History for Everyday. William Tecumseh Sherman: Grant’s Perfect Lieutenant. November 3, 2016. Originally posted on Presidential History Blog. William Tecumseh Sherman, frequently considered the first modern general, was above all, the indispensable lieutenant to Ulysses S. Grant. Sherman Meets Lincoln William T.…. Read Article →. 8216;Horrors of Malformed Men’ – a Trick or a Treat? November 3, 2016. Originally posted on A R T L R K. My Hallowee...
The Louvre | Focus.Point.Shoot
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Photos I've taken and their stories. November 11, 2015. November 10, 2015. Words really can’t express one’s wish to one day to visit the Louvre. All I can say is “Wow.” Like many others have expressed, it’s magnificent and you definitely need more than a couple of days to get through the impressive works housed there. I was only there one day and wish I could have spent more time there. This entry was posted in Photography. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
Sensual – Larynn Ford
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Forever's Not Just a Dream. Doctor Who LaB Podcast. TRR Sizzling Summer Party Game. June 13, 2015. May 3, 2015. Here’s an excerpt from Dreams Do Come True containing the answer to the multiple choice question in TRR’s Sizzling Summer Party! Cubed steak, gravy, scrambled eggs with cheddar cheese, and biscuits for six was a faster fix in the mornings being about half as many mouths to feed. I poured another round of coffee as Aunt Pet appeared in her seat, hand basket in tow. And there it was. The catch.
The Art of Amarna: Akhenaten and his life under the Sun – socibo
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August 21, 2015. August 21, 2015. The Art of Amarna: Akhenaten and his life under the Sun. Relief portrait of Akhenaten in the typical Amarna period style. Unknown. Seated Statue of Hatshepsut, 18. Dynasty, ca. 1473-1458 B.C.E. New Kingdom Egyptian, from Western Thebes. Unknown. Akhenaten, 18th Dynasty, ca. 1353-1335 BCE. From the temple of Aton, Karnak, Egypt, Sandstone. Unknown. Thutmose III and Hatshepsut, 18. Dynasty. Red Chapel, Karnak. Akhenaten, Nefertiti, and their children blessed by the Aten.
Romance – Larynn Ford
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Forever's Not Just a Dream. Doctor Who LaB Podcast. Thursday’s Tasty Temptations. January 21, 2016. January 17, 2016. In My Wildest Dreams. Moving along in my effort to calculate the number of times the story includes food, we are in chapter eight this week. I probably should focus on this particular “food” since it seems to be a constant with Lynzi and her family. Yep. You’re right. It’s coffee again. How do you take your coffee? May I help with the coffee? Layne’s mama brought shakers filled with vario...
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Donations and Print Ordering. To View Other Photographs by J.K. McFadden click here. There is a list of the names at the bottom of this page of the individuals photographed for this project. Please click on any of the small images below to see a larger version of the image. Please keep checking back as new. Names and images will be added. Please Click small images below to view larger image. Helen and Florence Thomas. Maude and Sara Trout. Albert and Mary Kingery. Lloyd and Barbara Brook. Punky Tichenor,...
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Monday, February 2, 2015. Let's get ready for Spring! I'm not ok with a foot of snow, so I am looking on to my spring sessions. I'm now taking bookings for 2015 Spring mini sessions. Dates are available in March/April. 30 minute minis include 6 images for $50. Full hour minis include 15 images for $120. Images are full resolution digital downloads. Since we're starting a new mini season, I'm doing a special promotion. Share and comment to win a free 30 minute mini. $50 value. Links to this post. Journey ...
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Windows into a life.... | Just another Blog.
Windows into a life. Or simply an addiction? On May 2, 2012. So, I’m sitting here crying. I am feel so lost. Someone who I have fallen for deeply isn’t currently in my life. I can’t call him, for he would not answer. It is a good reason for the lack of communication, but it also scares me to bits. Do I really love him, for me to miss him this hard? Or is it I miss how he makes me feel? Am I just using him? Isn’t it better for him to not be around me if this is true? Do I really know him? I took my life a...
Windows into Art
Windows into Art was an exhibition of contemporary art installed in vacant windows and storefronts in downtown Vancouver, Washington, from June 4 through July 5, 2010. It was an alternative means of viewing art in an urban setting on public sidewalks where anyone can discover art and come to it on their own terms. Windows into Art turned the street into a museum and connected people with art. Kathi Rick and Anne John's multimedia installation at the Koplans Building. A wide range of media represented.
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Windows into History | A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock.
A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Journals 6.3 – Excursion to Guernsey and Jersey, 1834 (Part 3). August 18, 2015. The following is a continuation of my essay on an anonymous, unpublished journal, which began with. For the previous parts, please see the earlier entries from 10th and 14th August 2015. Gorey Castle, as pictured in The Fortress: An historical tale, by Amelia Lane (1840). Accompanying the Excursion to Scotland. By Grant Thorburn, posted on 9. Next on the journey...
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Windows into History (Reblogs and News). A journey through history via forgotten books, by Roger Pocock. Reblogging and News Area. May 27, 2015. History of Tea: The Beginnings. August 16, 2015. Suggested reading – an interesting little article about the history of tea. I recently wrote a blog post about the first importer of tea into Britain on my blog Windows into History:. Http:/ windowsintohistory.wordpress.com/2015/08/04/a-strange-new-drink-tea-snippets-22/. Originally posted on tea gem. Another Satu...
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Windows Into My Classroom
Windows Into My Classroom. Join me as I share days in the life of an elementary school teacher and more. Tuesday, August 23, 2016. Back in the habit.plus an instructional nugget as the school year launches. I absolutely CANNOT believe it has been almost 2 years to the day since my last post! To be absolutely transparent, the 2014-2015 school year was a highly emotional one. Here's why:. Our school had a new principal and our charter was up for reauthorization. One of my good friends passed away. Well, he...
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Windows into my Soul
Windows into my Soul. What is the world like through my eyes. Through work, rest and play come and find out. Thursday, December 24, 2015. An unusual Christmas Present. This is just some of the cards I have made for a friend as her Christmas pressie. I really am worried she wont like it. Anyway Peeps hope you all have a fab Christmas. Friday, May 22, 2015. Rend Collective - Simplicity. Sunday, May 3, 2015. 16 months in a short blog. This last 12 months has been really difficult for my extended family my d...
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