trip last week - "local" history
again, creative use of space. You enter the museum one floor up using a bridge over a street, and stairs/elevator are in a completely different structure. After crossing, you look down into this totally lovely garden (used for museum functions)
loved the expression. from a column
had to get a piece of music in - and this one is charming
henry - caption commented that the church owned 2/3 of the land in London (greater) and that all went to Henry - who stopped planting veggies to feed the poor and set up hunting woods for himself. At the same time - it has kept large swaths of land open in a very crowded city
pleasure gardens - different classes could meet; trysts done - and note the early pancake hat...
drilling as I walked by - one gent is VERY VERY tall -- I'm intrigued that he was accepted - US Army has height restrictions both ways -
the very first rolls I have ever seen. Parked down the street from where I am staying - (note construction - guess London had a sale on concrete also)
this is the moose head that I bagged.
V&A and the Japan stuff (modern)
calligraphy says "crane of longevity" - what a lovely piece of work and a great sentiment
clouds from my window -- those british painters weren't inventing !!! amazing !!!
trip last week - "local" history
again, creative use of space. You enter the museum one floor up using a bridge over a street, and stairs/elevator are in a completely different structure. After crossing, you look down into this totally lovely garden (used for museum functions)
loved the expression. from a column
had to get a piece of music in - and this one is charming
henry - caption commented that the church owned 2/3 of the land in London (greater) and that all went to Henry - who stopped planting veggies to feed the poor and set up hunting woods for himself. At the same time - it has kept large swaths of land open in a very crowded city
pleasure gardens - different classes could meet; trysts done - and note the early pancake hat...
drilling as I walked by - one gent is VERY VERY tall -- I'm intrigued that he was accepted - US Army has height restrictions both ways - 
the very first rolls I have ever seen. Parked down the street from where I am staying - (note construction - guess London had a sale on concrete also)
this is the moose head that I bagged. 
V&A and the Japan stuff (modern)
calligraphy says "crane of longevity" - what a lovely piece of work and a great sentiment
clouds from my window -- those british painters weren't inventing !!! amazing !!!
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turner would be proud you noticed. : )
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