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Avoid the Number One Mistake Every Newbie Trader Makes-Don't Confuse Knowledge with Success.
Forex is a trillion dollar a day market, that's a given. As a result, professionals with little or no experience assume they're going to strike it rich by pouring over all info, with regard to forex for beginners. This urge to learn as much as possible about forex for beginners is great but often proves to be the 'real reason' behind some of the lousy trades. There's such a thing as too much info and some of the beginner courses tend to do exactly that, they cram all the info – end result, the new trader has no clue on what's up or what's down. Let me put it this way, as a forex beginner, you would want to learn as much as possible about how the forex market works? Right? Fair enough, but when you opt to subscribe for three or more different forex beginner courses online under the assumption too much info can never be wrong..you're making a big mistake. For starters, each individual course would be based on a certain strategy, one that the whole course material will be based on and of course, the advice offered will vary widely. Apart from this, let's not forget that some of the 'Forex for beginners' courses tend to be outdated, apart from providing tips that no longer hold any value in today's market.
Of course, apart from the info splurge, assuming you've understood everything there is to know about the market, you may do well theoretically. But when it comes to the real deal, you end up making one lousy trade after another. So what's wrong with this picture? Simple, you focused on gaining info, knowledge but failed to understand how to make this knowledge work for you. Simply put, in order to succeed at forex trading, you need much more than basic theoretical info. Anyone can learn how to drive a car online but when it comes to taking a driving test in real time, they fail miserably. The answer says it all. The same is true for when it comes to Forex for beginners. You need to take the right actions and make the most of whatever knowledge you have. Don't over whelm yourself with all the info out there on forex trading strategies, just learn what you need to know, set up a practice account and do some 'dry runs'. As your experience in the field grows, you would be able to make better decisions and better trades.
Newbie traders often make the mistake of overdoing it when it comes to reading the 'Forex for beginners' manuals. They try to grasp as much as they can and go on purchasing books, subscribing to more 'Forex for beginners' newsletters and keep on reading articles over the internet related to the field. Knowing a lot before making your first deal would only confuse you to the limit where you would not know what to do. You might end up drifting away from the concepts and might end up making an ugly trade.
It is therefore important that you take one step at a time. 'The slow and steady wins the race' is still a line that proves to be very effective in every field. Besides, there is so much to know about the topic of Forex trading that you would never know 'everything' even if you read thousands of books on 'Forex for beginners'. A Forex for beginner coursework effectively comprises of the basic concepts and a good risk management plan, small trades and not knowing a lot about Forex.
The knowledge comes to you automatically as you make more and more trades and gain a fair bit of experience. Some of the online forex for beginners rarely provide any valid info. So prior to opting for any single 'forex for beginners' course, you may want to review it online, check out the various reviews, see if the course is for real and not a scam. 'Forex for beginners' is not a 'get rich quick' gimmick, but provides you with info on how to go about trading in a market that has a daily turnover of trillion dollars or more. So when it comes to 'Forex for beginners' make the right call and take the right approach before placing your first trade!


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Julie Beaton, facilities and special projects manager of the Grand Haven Department of Public Works, said the proposal calls for a complete reconstruct of all infrastructure under Washington Avenue downtown: sanitary sewers, water mains, storm sewers, electric lines and other utilities.
"It's a definite thing we're going to do. Whether we start it in the fall or start it in the spring is not confirmed yet," Grand Haven Mayor Roger Bergman said in early April.
The big question is a snow-melt system. If the city council decides to do it, it would probably be more cost effective to install it when the sidewalks are torn up during the infrastructure replacement.
"We really don't have those numbers down firm yet," said Bergman. "As soon as we get those numbers to merchants and building owners and put all that together, then we can have a better idea whether we can move forward with that as well."
Aging infrastructure is driving the project. Beaton noted that the sanitary sewer under Washington Avenue is believed to be more than 70 years old. Bill Hunter, director of Public Works, said some of the maps still used for locating infrastructure under that stretch of Washington date back to 1893.
Beaton said the reconstruction is scheduled to start this fall after the summer tourist season, but, she added, "There are things that could come up and delay it."
In late March, Beaton said rough cost estimates of the project were ranging from $2.5 to $4 million. "It depends on if we get any grants," he added.
C2AE, an engineering/architecture/design firm in Grand Rapids, was hired to design the three-block project, according to Beaton. She said a preliminary design should be available by early May, at which point it will be reviewed by "all stakeholders." Beaton said the C2AE design was being based on the Washington Avenue Master Plan, a 70-page document completed earlier this year by Fleis & Vandenbrink Engineering Inc. of Grand Rapids. The new master plan is actually a larger study of Washington Avenue, from Harbor to Fifth Street.
According to the Fleis & Vandenbrink master plan, the utilities under Washington Street downtown are "old and built from antiquated materials. The sanitary sewer was constructed in the early 1900s using clay tile. It can be expected that a sanitary sewer of this type and age may be cracking and allowing clean water to infiltrate into the sewer system. If the system has portions that are not structurally sound, they could collapse causing backups. … Also, it is suspected that there are still roof and footing drain connections into the sanitary sewer."
The new master plan also noted that the water main and storm sewer were built in the 1940s, the water main from iron "with lead joints and old service leads." The existing water main is six inches in diameter, which, the plan noted, is "too small to meet future water demands, including fire protection."
The master plan projected construction costs for a project from Harbor Drive to Third Street at $4.6 million to $5.5 million. That estimate includes the cost of a $1.68 million snow-melt system under the sidewalks and streets ($723,000 if under sidewalks only). The projected cost also includes all street improvements, sewer and water main improvements, a new system of street lights and traffic control, and streetscape amenities including landscaping, irrigation, planter walls and decorative concrete.
The plan also estimated the annual cost of operating a snow-melt system at 50 cents to one dollar per square foot of area served.
Hunter reiterated that the suggestion for a downtown snow-melt system was just a suggestion and not a done deal. "We're seeing if it's feasible," he said.
One proposal for the snow-melt system is to use heat from the Grand Haven Board of Light & Power generating plant across the Grand River from the downtown district, which would entail piping it under the river. Another proposed system would use a downtown boiler to heat water that would be piped under the sidewalks.
The master plan states that a snow-melt system downtown is most feasible using an outdoor, gas-fired hot water boiler system. It states that the city generating station across the river lacks the excess capacity for providing heat to a snow-melt system, and that the extra costs entailed of modifying the plant and piping heat across the river would make that option "not as cost-effective."
Beaton said the new master plan is a "great guide," but she noted that some of the information that was needed by Fleis & Vandenbrink from the city and the DDA wasn't available before the deadline for completion of the plan.
"It's a great master plan," said Beaton. "It's laid out all the options. It's gone through all the things that the DDA design committee and the city had been concerned about."
The downtown stretch of Washington Avenue is part of the national Main Street program, one of 13 in Michigan, according to Dana Bulson, director of the Grand Haven Main Street Downtown Development Authority. Main Street is a program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. CQX

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There is no way to state the elegance that a tray brings to any room of the home. Use them in the bedroom to keep track of important items such as your wallet and watch. Place on the dressing table to corral jewelry and lipsticks. Center on the coffee table to hold candles on display. Or, use them for their functionality and pass around drinks and hors d'oeuvers to the delight of your guests. Choose styles in striking silver, basic black, or antique mirror and wood to match any décor.


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Once in a while, there is that public figure who it appears the whole world loves. These people seem somewhat larger than life. Their personalities are a huge pull factor. We somehow want to be like them. Paul Walker was one of these people. You simply have to look at the masses that throng the Paul Walker memorial drives all over the world held annually since his passing away to get how revered he was.
He is gone but a key part of him lives on generations to come. That is hugely down to the fact that he expressed lot about himself in many ways as he spoke. This is well portrayed in his quotes. We can always draw a lot from Paul Walker quotes. His quotes cover different facets of life. These quotes best explain why most felt he was amazing and looked up to him.
Paul Walker Quotes
1.You know, all that really matters is that the people you love are happy and healthy. Everything else is just sprinkles on the sundae. -Paul Walker
2."If one day the speed kills me, do not cry because I was smiling." –-Paul Walker
3."I have an airplane hangar with 17 cars in it. That's no joke. I have a 'half pipe' in there, too – you know, like a big ramp, where I skateboard. It's awesome. It's the ultimate fantasy." -Paul Walker
4."I wish I could be behind the wheel for every stunt." -Paul Walker
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5."I'm into being a dad, that's where my focus is most of the time. I'm an actor that's my job, but it's not my life. I have a lot of other interests too." -Paul Walker
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6."There's more to life than movies." -Paul Walker
7."I sometimes struggle, because my job is like the antithesis of what surfing is all about. Surfing's simple. It's real." -Paul Walker
8."My philosophy is: If you can't have fun, there's no sense in doing it." – Paul Walker
9."I'm one of those people that think certain things happen at certain times for all the right reasons." — Paul Walker quotes images
10."I want to have the freedom to do whatever I want." — Paul Walker
11."My motto is, you have to get in a sport a day." — Paul Walker
12."I could take you for a walk on the beach and I could point out just about any creature and give you their Latin names." — Paul Walker
13.Remember That No Matter How Cool You Think You May Be, You Are Not Cool Enough To Look Down On Any One…Ever. –Paul Walker quotes sayings
14."I used to believe in one true soul mate, but not anymore. I believe you can have a few." – Paul Walker
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15."Train your mind to see the good in everything" – Paul Walker
16.You have to make smart decisions, but you never know what will happen in the future. –Paul Walker
17."I'm not the kind of guy who's taking advantage of my position." – Paul Walker
18."I'm not afraid of anything. That's just the way I am." – Paul Walker
19."When you put good will out there, it's amazing what can be accomplished," – Paul Walker movie quotes
20."I'd like to live on horseback and just be a cowboy." – Paul Walker
21."If you play with people who are better than you, then you get better." –Paul Walker
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22."I'm a crazy car guy. I've got an airplane hangar full of cars." — Paul Walker
23."I grew up hunting and fishing. I've always been into archery. I've always been into cars… In my family, that was just stuff we did. That's just the way it was." – Paul Walker
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24."If you spend any time with a man, you'll realize that we're all still little boys." – Paul Walker
25."Everyone has an opinion."
26."Me and my buddies are all like brothers. So it's okay to say 'I love you' or whatever. It's always cool. I think that comes from my dad. That's just the way he always was." – Paul Walker
27."Never hate people who are jealous of you, but respect their jealousy, they are people who think that you are better than them.." – Paul Walker
28."I don't go where the people are. I go where the people aren't." – Paul Walker
29."No matter how good or bad your life is, wake up each morning and be thankful you still have one." – Paul Walker
30."The journey is more important to me now. There's no guarantee, no matter what. We get one run in life." – Paul Walker
31."I think my mom put it best. She said, 'Little girls soften their daddy's hearts.' " –Paul Walker
32."Life's too short. And the biggest curse is falling in love with somebody." –Paul Walker
33."I'm not affected by violence the way some people are. I don't know why, but I enjoy that intensity." -Paul Walker
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A single motorway that cuts through Lisbon's eastern suburbs connects Europe's longest bridge, the 10-mile Ponte Vasco de Gama, with two of its most dazzling soccer stadiums, both built with the aid of public money when Portugal hosted the European Championship six years ago.
The stunning José Alvalade and Luz arenas are now home, respectively, to Sporting de Lisboa and Benfica soccer clubs, but they are also white elephants – monuments to the country's inability to use a flood of European Union funding to modernise its economy.
As markets looked for the next European domino to be toppled by Greece's debt crisis this week, all eyes turned to Portugal – a country that has become relatively poorer, in European terms, over the past decade. It was no comfort that neighbouring Spain also came under the spotlight today as the debt crisis threatened to engulf the eurozone's fourth largest economy.
Portugal's Socialist prime minister José Sócrates called in opposition leader Pedro Passos Coelho, of the centre-right Social Democrat party, for an emergency meeting. "This is the most difficult moment in their political life," Publico newspaper declared in a solemn editorial.
The two men agreed to work together to fight off "a speculative attack on the euro and Portuguese debt," said Sócrates afterwards. Passos Coelho said "additional austerity measures", beyond those in an existing three-year plan, could be expected.
Portugal shares Greece's explosive cocktail of a high budget deficit, a large and growing debt mountain and poor growth prospects.
"Both are economically on the verge of bankruptcy, and they each look far riskier than Argentina did back in 2001 when it succumbed to default," said economists Peter Boone and Simon Johnson in a recent New York Times blog posting.
In fact, a government debt equivalent to 78% of GDP and a budget deficit of 9.4% are both only about two-thirds the size of Greece's. "Portugal is in a far better position than Greece," former central bank governor José da Silva Lopes said. "But they are turning against us because they smell blood."
Portugal's great weakness, however, remains its sluggish growth as competition from elsewhere in the world makes traditional industries redundant. Tradional factories have closed while promising new industries, such as renewable energy, have yet to fill the void.
Unemployment already affects 9.7 % of workers. That is nowhere as bad as Spain, however, where officials are this week expected to announced that unemployment has hit 20%.
But unlike Spain, which has a much lower debt, Portugal failed to create growth or get its public finances under proper control after it joined the euro in 1999.
"We created the opportunity for this to happen, because our economy has been stagnant for a decade and the state is highly indebted," former finance minister Henrique Medina Carreira said.
At the same time neither Portugal or Spain have been nearly as wayward, profligate or disingenuous as Greece. And Sócrates has been hailed for his imaginative plans to bust a deficit which, as in all European countries, has ballooned over the past two years.
Today's decision to work with the opposition party was a further attempt to persuade the markets that Portugal is serious about controlling its deficit. Measures already announced include higher taxes for the rich, rising from 42 to 45%, and later retirement for civil servants, who must now work until they are 65, instead of 62-and-a-half. Public sector workers in hospitals, schools and courts went on strike last month to complain.
The rightwing Popular party has called for the scrapping of major infrastructure projects such as the planned high-speed train connections to Spain. In towns like Aveiro, in the north, there is even pressure to bulldoze the Euro 2004 soccer stadiums, which are proving expensive to maintain.
Like Greece, Portugal cannot devalue its currency – the euro. Some analysts, however, are now predicting that debt-defaulters may eventually be ejected from the eurozone.
"Greece has to be the buffer," Stephen Pope, chief global equity strategist at brokers Cantor Fitzgerald, told Reuters. "If the powerful members of the euro zone force it out, then the market speculators will simply eye up the next target of Portugal."


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Genealogist digs deep to uncover blacks' roots
It started with her mother. After her husband died, Clyde Kimble came to live with her daughter Electra Kimble Price, and started talking about the family. Price told her they needed to get the information down on paper, and being the go-getter dynamo she was (still is, at 85 years old), she bought a microfilm machine and rented microfilm from the National Archives.
"We looked at Crockett's Bluff Township, where she grew up in Arkansas," Price recalls. "Mother would say, 'There's my schoolteacher. There's so and so.' " The result was a manuscript, "My Travels on the Highway of Life," by Clyde Kimble, and it started Price on her travels into African American genealogy. Over the last 23 years, she has helped 50 families trace their ancestry, using a range of sources, including the Social Security death index, military records, voter registration, city directories and school records. And, of course, the U.S. census.
"Information for individuals is not released for 70 years to protect privacy. Everyone is eagerly anticipating the release of the 1940 census (available digitally on April 2)," Price said. For African American families, 1940 was a crucial census that will document the beginning of the Second Great Migration from the South to the North. (The first migration of blacks moving north occurred between 1910 and 1930.)
Seventy years before 1940, the 1870 census was the first to list all African Americans by name. Before that, only free blacks were listed. The vast majority of African Americans, held in bondage, are not listed in the prior censuses. It's an obstacle that makes African American genealogy tricky. The challenge only seems to inspire Price, a.k.a. Ms. Genealogy.
"You look at (property) tax records for slave names. Family Bibles. Plantation records. Researchers of white families sometimes have information about the slave families. The Catholic Church christened slaves, and so there are church records," she said. Another important source is the Freedmen's Bureau, established just after the Civil War to assist former slaves. For Price, black history happens year-round, not just in February, Black History Month.
The Internet has facilitated the explosion in genealogical research. Records from across the country are available, but you don't even have to do the clicking yourself; numerous genealogical websites aggregate the information for you - for a fee. Price helps families for no charge.
"When someone comes to me and says they want to do their family history, I start with their mother's maiden name. I get as much as I can from the interview." And then she begins her detective work.
She is in the middle of researching a prominent African America family from Arkansas. She had found the white ancestors who emigrated from England to Maryland and then to Arkansas.
"But it's important to make sure you have the right slave family and the right slave owner. I am very careful about the documentation. In this case, a black ancestor was said to be born in Arkansas around 1850, moved to Texas as a boy and returned to Arkansas in his teens.
"I'm wondering: How did he get to Texas, who took him, what were the circumstances?" During that time, Price said, Texas landowners rented and borrowed slaves from Arkansas to work their land. "Did a slave owner take him, or perhaps the owner was more humane and sent the entire family? This story hasn't come together yet as something I can prove."
Speculation is part of her process. "It gives you ideas of sources to check to find out where they were and what they were doing." While we were talking, she discovered two free black members of the family, named in the 1860 census.
She uses three computers, each with two monitors, and has a home office that looks like a branch of the public library. Prior to her genealogy work, Price, an Oakland native, was a stay-at-home mom and community volunteer. She went back to school to complete her bachelor's and master's degrees, and then worked for the Oakland school district in community relations, retiring in 1986. In her own family, she's traced 6,000 members on her maternal and paternal sides, after eliminating duplications. For example, Elias Sheard and Elias Sherrod were actually the same person. The penmanship of the census takers is another obstacle. "In the late 1800s, it was a beautiful, Spencerian script. In the early 1900s, the census takers were illiterate, and the handwriting is terrible." Names were frequently spelled phonetically.
"I looked at the name of one ancestor, Magred Blackwell, for two years. I thought, 'That's such an unusual name.' Then I realized it was Margaret."
A frequent visitor at the Oakland Family History Center at the Mormon Temple (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), she started a genealogy class there for African Americans.
"It's important to me because we know so little about our families. Once you start looking and researching, you see what your ancestors went through to survive, and you have a sense of pride they overcame all of those barriers."
Genealogy has also been a history lesson about our country. "I didn't know about the borrowing and lending of slaves. I learned about the colored troops. I've learned more about the country's history than I was ever taught in school."
With an understandable urgency, she advises all senior centers and complexes to start genealogy projects. "Make sure there is a generational chart in every client's file. If they haven't done it, it is going to be that much more difficult for those who are left."
Brenda Payton is a Bay Area writer. To comment, go to www.sfgate.com/ chronicle/submissions/#1.


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Tyler Blackthorne, the amazing author of Denali is regarded as a highly skilled story-teller, but Tyler is also well known for these reasons:
Black belt in karate.
Speaks fluent Spanish and German.
Has published scores of articles in main stream print magazines under a different name.
Has a total of 5 graduate and post graduate degrees.
Is author of three other books under a different name
Honored by the National Teachers Hall of Fame
Has traveled throughout North and South America, Asia and Europe
Tyler Blackthorne as you've figured out, is a pseudonym. The Portland, Oregon father-daughter writing team of Bruce and Kelly Hansen was joined by Minnesota scientist/writer Bob Young to write the first Dylan Baker book, Denali.
Arctic Forces is a creation of Bob Young and Bruce Hansen with editorial advice from Kelly Hansen.
The third book in the series, The Wolves of Kila Ikpic, is by Bruce Hansen with editorial advice from Bob Young and Kelly Hansen.


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Many businesses invest more than just membership and sponsorship in the Brampton Board of Trade, they also invest their time. The Board of Trade provides leadership opportunities for companies and their employees that want to make a difference in Brampton. More than 100 volunteers dedicate their time on a monthly basis to develop policies and to help make decisions that help our economy grow.
International Trade & Investment
The International Trade committee directly supports Brampton businesses interested in expanding into international markets. Another primary responsibility of the committee is to work with partners to identify industries and sectors across the globe interested in building trade relationships with local Brampton businesses.
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Policy & Government Relations
The PGR committee identifies, researches and formulates the Board's position on public policy and communicates appropriate recommendations to the Board of Directors for action. The scope of the committee is extensive; covering issues such as finance and taxation, regional connectivity, economic development, infrastructure investment and more. The committee's main purpose is to ensure that issues affecting the business community are voiced at all levels of government.
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The Workforce Development committee is responsible for developing and implementing strategies within the workplace to ensure that the work culture compliments the needs of employees. The main purpose of the committee is to raise awareness of the Brampton Board of Trade and its programs and services, attract businesses and business people of all cultures to become involved with BBOT and develop programs and services that meet the unique needs of Brampton's diverse business community.
The Finance committee oversees all financial aspects of the Board's activities, ensuring fiscal health of the organization, liquidity and transparency. The committee is empowered to review the Board of Trade's expenses and is responsible for making fiscal recommendations directly to the Board along with reviewing the Board's asset portfolio and developing the annual budget.
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Goddess Lakshmi is the Mother of all forms of wealth and prosperity. She is the wife of Lord Vishnu, the Preserver. She also represents health, beauty, peace, strength and auspiciousness. The image of Goddess Lakshmi is depicted as standing on a lotus with gold coins flowing endlessly form one of her palms. This is a symbolic representation of the fact that when wisdom blooms in the mind of a person he/she is blessed with immense fortune. It is only through divinity of character that we can attain her blessings.According to Hindu mythology there are eight forms of Lakshmi, which is more popularly known as Ashta Lakshmi. These eight forms of Lakshmi represent eight different forms of wealth. Let us see what are the eight forms of this Hindu Goddess.
Adi Lakshmi- Adi Lakshmi is one of the manifestations of Goddess Lakshmi. It is also the most ancient form of Lakshmi where all life originates in her womb. Here she is shown serving Lord Narayana which is again symbolic to serving the whole Universe.Dhana Lakshmi- Dhana Lakshmi is one of forms of Lakshmi who presides over wealth and money. This form of Ashta Lakshmi is also known as Vaibhav Lakshmi in some parts of India. She is the Goddess ofmoney and gold the most usual ways in which we perceive wealth.Dhairya Lakshmi- It is one of [COLOR=#009900 !important]the forms of Lakshmi where she grants infinite courage, strength and patience to win over all hurdles. Goddess Lakshmi in this form grants us the boon to handle tough times by proper planning and strategy.[/COLOR]Santan Lakshmi- Santan means children. This Hindu Goddess blesses people with the wealth of hale and hearty children. Many people worship this form of Goddess Lakshmi to have children which is the greatest form of wealth that one may ever desire to have.Gaja Lakshmi- Gaja Lakshmi is one of the forms of Lakshmi which symbolises the wealth of vehicles and mobility. The word Gaja means elephant. During the time of Samudra Manthan (churning of [COLOR=#009900 !important]ocean water by the Gods and Devils) she came out of the ocean sitting on a full bloomed lotus with two elephants on each sides.[/COLOR]Vidya Lakshmi- Here Devi Lakshmi is the Goddess of education, knowledge and skills. To posses knowledge in varied spheres adaptability, serenity, sincerity etc, she is often worshipped. Such qualities are imbibed only through proper education.Vijay Lakshmi- Vijay Lakshmi is one of those forms of Goddess Lakshmi who blesses human beings with victory in all spheres of their life. With her grace you can attain success in all your undertakings and endeavours.Dhanya Lakshmi- Dhanya means grains. She is the Goddess of harvest and grains. She is worshipped in many parts of India to attain a successful harvest. Harvest also means the inner harvest of good qualities that can make us immortal through our good deeds.Ashta Lakshmi is just the manifestation of the same Goddess in eight different forms.
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One of the comments on my last post (shout out to Kaleb – thanks for the inspiration), mentioned the label that seems to come with one's major or degree in college.
I think we can all relate to this. In fact, when I meet incoming freshmen I always tell them to have their answers ready for the three main questions they will get asked on a regular basis when meeting new people in college:
1. What is your name? (should be an easy one)
2. Where are you from? (only complicated for military kids or other people who have moved a lot)
3. What is your major? (the cringe-inducer for those who are still undecided)
Those three questions are your first definition in college, whether you like it or not. I don't blame people at all for asking these questions, after all I have done it many a time because it is undoubtedly the best way to learn some basic information about a person and, at times, hopefully start required small talk.
Yet it often feels unfair that we are pinned down to these things, especially our major. Mostly since, after talking to many adults and working people, it is clear that your major isn't actually all that major – it just doesn't make as big of a difference as we are told. The majority of people I have talked to say that their undergraduate degree has almost nothing to do with what they are doing now. Now I know anyone on track to be a doctor, nurse, or teacher is an exception to this, but not everyone is meant to be in those professions. In fact I think the majority of us will be in the more undefined professional areas, ones that are gained not through a specific certificate but through being able to apply any of those skills.
I understand that having a career plan is a good idea, but should we pick majors simply because they will get us to a specific job? That actually seems less realistic than waiting till the time comes to find a job, because things will change and not all of us will be in the same specific careers forever.
A major should be viewed more openly and less exclusively so that we aren't bounded or defined by this one choice – when the time comes a major is only one part of the bigger picture of ourselves that we can present to employers.
Funny thought: if Jesus came to our world today, supposing he lived the same lifespan of around 30 years, most likely he would've had to go to college – what do you think his major would be? Either way, would it have made much of a difference to the way he loved people or how he made an impact in the lives around him? My guess is probably not – but what are you thoughts?


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This is me, with my horse, Annie. I will treasure this always....
Oh my goodness............... I'm just dying inside!!! I'm so unbelievably excited about Issue 2 of Pure Green Living, I couldn't help share a little snippet with you! These images are from a photo shoot we did for the next issue - I am so lucky to work with an amazing photographer, her name's Erin.
That's it! I'm resisting telling you any more.... you'll just have to wait. But I really hope you're intrigued.
In the meantime, help me spread the word!
We've got a new Facebook page.... I'll be posting updates there.
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With the heat we have been experiencing here in the Richmond, VA area lately I am definitely looking forward to some fall weather. Whew! Lisa Ross of the Etsy shop Divine Bijoux was kind enough to include my Vintage Hankie Art Wall Hanging in her latest Treasury creation.
Not only can she curate a lovely Treasury, she also makes some pretty nice jewelry. So, check out her shop in addition to checking out the Treasury.
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I have written before about my love of fabric and textiles in general. One item that I had to put the breaks on collecting years ago are vintage handkerchiefs. As many of you know, there is a hankie for every style or interest you could imagine and even some new and bizarre versions you come across once in a while. Years ago my mom and I found a treasure trove of hankies that her mom, my Grandma Betty, had tucked away in her big cedar chest up in the attic. We brought them home and they stayed in another box in our house for several more years before I decided to make something with them. It wasn't fancy or a super original idea, but I laid them out on the diagonal with the corners overlapping, sewed them to a backing fabric and ended up with a super sweet and sentimental table runner. I gave this to my mom on Mother's Day one year when I was in high school and almost 20 years later she still displays it on her grandmother's sofa table.
I have started back to collecting, but don't have the heart to cut what I find. I have seen so many great ideas out there that I think I may be able to suck it up and start some hanky projects. Below are some of my favorite items created from vintage hankies.
REFILLABLE LAVANDE POCHE by Pear McGee a fellow Retro Handmade Etsy Street Team Member. I have purchased just the lavender inserts that she sells and they are heavenly!
I have always loved these State versions. Vintage Hankie Pillow by Robin's Egg Blue.
Even Blythe is getting in on the vintage hanky fever. Dress by Pomme Pomme.
I also got into the act with a couple of fabric collage pieces that included nice large graphic hankies.
Check out my Artfire Shop for more details on Circle of Flowers and Leaf.
Here is a FLICKR mosaic of a portion of my vintage hanky collection.
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Our social media guru has officially reached one year at Lawton Digital. To celebrate his benchmark at LDM, we thought a blog-post was in high order. As he interviewed me recently, I jumped at the chance to interview him back. Jonathan graduated from the University of Denver in 2013. Since then, he has focused his energy on working at Lawton Digital and his folk band, The Query.
I took some time to sit down with him and find out his own path to and through Lawton Digital Marketing.
How did your mythology with Lawton Digital begin?
When I was still in school at DU, I took a theatre class. My theater teacher knew someone on LinkedIn that worked for Craftsy, a company I was interested in at the time. He connected me with her and we met for coffee. She, in turn, ended up connecting me with her friend who was searching for an intern for her digital marketing start-up.
That is when I met Lauren at a coffee shop to discuss the potential internship. She had just come from a business meeting and was dressed to the 9's. Once Lauren left, an older woman sitting behind her turned to me and said "That lady is just so sharp. She is just so sharp". I took this as a good enough omen, and joined the LDM team. Who would think my elective theater class would be the key to landing a job?
What were your motivations for joining LDM?
As a new college grad, I wanted to learn skills that I could use to get a job. This was coupled with my desire to learn marketing in order to promote my band. Social marketing is the most powerful tool an indie band can use. I wanted to learn how to manipulate and learn these platforms in order to promote my own passions. Working for Lauren has been a win win.
How have you seen the company grow and change in one year?
Its a startup, so a lot of things have changed in one year. I have seen everything change from the internal processes of LDM to the way we handle clients. I would say the primary things include becoming more clear on company goals, focusing on our strengths, and refining the programs and procedures we use daily at Lawton Digital.
What is one of your fondest memories of working at LDM?
One time I was working from Lauren's home office. I was using her yoga ball as a chair. Apparently it had lost a lot of air while I was using it because when she tried to sit on it, she nearly fell off. I have this vivid image of her vigorously trying to pump the thing back up. Eventually she handed it off to me and I finished refilling it.
Any advice for your newest member?
Go with the flow. Things are always changing in a start-up. Take advantage of what you have now; the opportunity to learn from an expert who also cares about you. You will have moments of that for the rest of your career but only in moments.
Do you think that SEO has or will become a practice of every single business (small and large alike) just like an IT or Accounting department?
I think it will definitely be around for a long while and will continue to be greatly important. At the same time, SEO is becoming very integrated with other digital platforms like social media. For example, if you have a Facebook page that is getting lots of action, it will show up higher in Google. There is such an explosion of apps and available information, that there will be increasingly new ways to discover things. The internet is more pull-based right now. You are finding the content. Signs point to it becoming more push-based. The content will come to you. SEO will always be important, but probably will not always remain as powerful as it is now. Everyone might not have an SEO department in their business, but everyone will have some sort of digital management/marketing department.
Information is becoming less pull-based, and increasingly more push-based. This is going to effect SEO and the greater web community.
Now that we are moved into our new office downtown, do you have any recommendations of cool restaurants or bars in the area?
Before I came to the office I had been downtown about 5 times, so I wouldn't call my self the cultural expert of this particular urban topography. Probably City o City takes the cake. Little India is also a favorite.
What kind of things do you do in your free time? Any consuming hobbies?
My band would be my first priority.
I also really enjoy board games- the more nerdy ones. Games like Settlers of Catan and Dominion engage my creativity and strategic thinking style.
I love being in the mountains and hiking….just like EVERYONE ELSE IN THIS STATE. So I guess that doesn't make me unique.
I also like dancing and lifting weights.
So would you describe yourself as "swoll"?
Uh…not exactly…
What is The Query's most popular original song?
If you had a full expense paid vacation to anywhere in the world where would it be?
I would bring my best friend. It would have to be between Europe and Japan. I have already been to Japan but I would love to go back and visit. If I went to Europe I would go for the summer and have a period where I could backpack in the backcountry and then jump into the city for a few days at a time.


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I will be watching this space as this looks like it will be a lovely quilt, nice country colours.ReplyDelete
I hope you are feeling more in the groove soon.
My garden has gone to the dogs too...and I have been to the vet twice in two weeks, once with a g.pig and once with a sick bunny so finances have been tight making for a stressful week. Sorry about your FIL (((hugs)))ReplyDelete
Yay for crafting though. I hope you find your happy place again Lottie.
You have just simply had far too much excitement for one quilt lady to handle (slightly mad or not!) I shall watch with interest how the signature block quilt progresses - sounds intriguing - can you post a picture of your plan? And I'm only a bit jealous wishing it was me that was suffering from over-excitement... 2 kids, rainy school holidays... not quite the same.ReplyDelete
I hope your mojo returns soon. A signature quilt for a special birthday sounds like a fabulous idea - have fun with it . Sorry to hear about your father in law.ReplyDelete
Sorry to hear about your father in law :(ReplyDelete
Im also in a rut with my blog - mum just emailed me to make sure I was ok as I hadn't posted for almost a week! But you're right, I dont have anything to blog about! Weather is guff, veggies are all done, animals are all muddy!!
Hi, I love reading comments, so thanks for visiting my blog and leaving me a message :)
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Outside of work, here are the thoughts that are currently running through my head.
1. You know how it is that success coaches like asking this question, "if you do not have any limit on money and time, what would you do?" How would you change if you removes the limit on youth and time, if you can live forever.
2. To what extent is one willing to go to prolong life before morality kicks in?
3. Do women feel the need to dumb down when they are with guys? Do men feel the need to "macho up" in the presence of attractive women? How are these actions, if there were any, actually perceived by the other parties?
No thought killer application to shut them down leh...


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Implied Consent and DUI Defense
If you are facing criminal charges in any state, it is extremely important that you get legal representation right away because you may inadvertently subvert your defense by saying or doing something wrong. However, it is not enough that you get a lawyer; you should get a lawyer practicing in the relevant state.
Why is this important? In the US, each state has its own set of laws that may be similar but not the same as in other states, and this difference can spell the difference between a conviction and a dismissal. A very good example of this is the implied consent law as it pertains to driving under the influence (DUI), driving while intoxicated (DWI), or operating while intoxicated (OWI). The term changes as well from state to state, but they all more or less mean driving while impaired from excessive consumption of alcohol or other intoxicating substance.
Implied consent is generally defined in this context as the agreement of any driver that goes on public roads to submit to sobriety tests i.e. blood testing when there is probably cause for it i.e. erratic driving without requiring the law enforcement officer to explicitly ask for it or to have a warrant in evidence. Most states have what is called an implied consent law that levies automatic penalties for those who refuse to submit to sobriety tests when required, according to the website of Mark Lassiter, Attorney at Law. But not all states have implied consent laws, and not all of those that have it can enforce it without question.
In Texas, for instance, the appeals court ruled that the state's implied consent law is unconstitutional and any evidence gathered in tests taken without the explicit consent of the defendant was not admissible in court. The law is still there, but unless the Supreme Court reverses that ruling, it cannot be enforced. A Dallas DUI lawyer would find this a very interesting development.
In Iowa, on the other hand, the implied consent law is enforced. Its constitutionality in that state at least has not yet been brought into question. It can be scary to be brought up against OWI charges but more so if you are in the dark. For any success in emerging unscathed, you need to have an experienced criminal defense lawyer by your side.Read More


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The Revlon Colour Stay nail polish has definitely been in my top 5 nail polishes so far this year. I have just completely fallen in love with the colour - Midnight. It is almost a deep teal but with hints of blue in it. The colour really stands out andhas a great almost gel-like high shine finish. With the unique double barrell brush it is also really efficient and easy to apply - no hanging around is just what we like :o)
Even though we are coming into spring and are begining to pull out all the amazing brightly coloured nail varnishes sometimes we all find our classic colour and this is definitely one of mine. A rich, strong, chic and timeless shade simply lovely. If this colour doesn't tickle your fancy there are 30 different colours in this one range.
Also not only in the colour fab but this nail polish claims up to '11 days of lasting colour' - I am on day 5 and my nails look fresh and perfect. Great nail buy!
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Cap and Trade, Where Do We Go From Here? – Climate Adaptation Series, Part 3
New to this series? Catch up, starting with Part 1 of our Climate Adaptation Series HERE.
Finding Equity Around Funding and Financing
[02:15] Jonathan tells about the dynamic in Maryland, where the worst impacts are being felt by people who are not politically powerful.
[05:43] Steve tells how he's bringing the vulnerable populations into addressing climate-change resilience.
[10:50] Steve describes if he's been able to utilize funding in a way that addresses resiliency at the community level.
[14:14] Jonathan weighs in on the subject of cool roofs.
Kate Meis is the Executive Director of the Local Government Commission (LGC). Kate is a champion for local governments; a recognized leader in local climate change adaptation, mitigation and clean energy efforts; and an ardent coalition builder. She obtained a Masters of Science degree in Community and Regional Development from the University of California, Davis, and has a Sociology Bachelor's degree from California State University, Sonoma.
Jonathan Parfrey is the Executive Director and Founder of Climate Resolve, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit, founded in 2010, that is dedicated to creating practical solutions to meet the climate challenge while making Southern California more livable and prosperous today and for generations to come by inspiring people at home, at work, and in government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and local air pollution, as well as prepare for climate change impacts.
Steve Frisch is President of Sierra Business Council and one of its founding members. Over the last 20 years, Sierra Business Council has leveraged more than $100 million of investment in the Sierra Nevada and its communities through community and public-private partnerships. Sierra Business Council also manages the Sierra Small Business Development Center focusing on advancing sustainable business practices and linking new and expanding businesses to climate mitigation and adaptation funding.
For over 35 years LGC has connected cutting-edge leaders from across the nation. Together they are advancing transformative policies and implementing innovative solutions for sustainable communities. LGC works to build livable communities and local leadership by connecting leaders via innovative programs and network opportunities, advancing policies through participation at the local and state level, and implementing solutions as a technical assistance provider and advisor to local jurisdictions. With roots in California and a national reputation, LGC offers inspiration, information, and partnership for local and regional champions dedicated to building thriving communities that integrate civic engagement with environmental, social and economic priorities.
Climate Resolve is a Los Angeles-based nonprofit, founded in 2010, that is dedicated to creating real, practical solutions to meet the climate challenge while building a better city for Angelenos. Their mission is to make Southern California more livable and prosperous today and for generations to come by inspiring people at home, at work, and in government to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and local air pollution, as well as prepare for climate change impacts.
Sierra Business Council pioneers and demonstrates innovative approaches and solutions to increase community vitality, economic prosperity, environmental quality, and social fairness in the Sierra Nevada. In the Sierra Nevada, change and challenge create opportunities. Through innovation, integrity, and respect, Sierra Business Council harnesses these opportunities by implementing projects that model proactive change. Their goal is a diverse, inventive, and sustainable region where the economy is vibrant, the land is thriving, and the communities offer opportunity for all. They act as steward leaders of the region, taking responsibility for the care and responsible management of our place, guided by the triple bottom line that considers the economy, environment, and community simultaneously.
"Los Angeles is a county of about 10 million people, and a recent study found that over 50 percent of the population was at moderate or high vulnerability to climate impacts. So, in this one county, that's over 5 million people that are at risk to climate impacts, and the vast majority of those people come from disadvantaged communities or low-income communities."
"I do think that we need a more focused look at what constitutes a disadvantaged community or a disadvantaged person in California, and we need think about how we come up with a better way to take regional and geographic and different disparities into consideration."
"All of these programs really should be focused at addressing an incredibly important problem in California, which is the raising gap between the rich and the poor, and poverty in California, which has increased dramatically in the last decade. If we can't link poverty reduction and climate adaptation and mitigation, then I think we're going to have some real problems implementing a policy in this state."
Infinite Earth Radio Episode 36: Making the Global Local – Climate Adaptation Series We kick off our Climate Adaptation Series by discussing how although climate change is global in nature, its impacts are felt locally.
Infinite Earth Radio Episode 37: Climate Communication—Climate Adaptation Series, Part 2 In Part 2 of our Climate Adaptation Series, we share methods for communicating climate change issues to diverse stakeholder groups.
Infinite Earth Radio Episode 39: Cap and Trade, Where Do We Go From Here? – Climate Adaptation Series, Part 4 In the final episode of our Climate Adaptation Series, we discuss cap and trade in California, environmental justice concerns, and the best path forward.
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The MINI microfilter in your air conditioning system does its job three times over, filtering mechanically, electrostatically and with active charcoal. In this way, MINI passengers are protected from both solid and gaseous pollutants. Its mechanical filter surface is an incredible 200,000 square metres − as a 5 mm-wide tape, it would stretch around the equator, probably with tape to spare!


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October 26th, 2018
You've probably read our blog posts on dog friendly pubs and dog friendly restaurants in the Peak District, but what are you supposed to do once you're finished eating? Well, we'll tell you. Here is our guide to dog friendly days out in the Peak District to keep you and Fido entertained all day long.
It's no secret that the Peak District has many fantastic walking routes for you and your furry friend. Some of the best ones for dogs include Mam Tor, Derwent Valley, Chatsworth House gardens, Lathkill Dale and Buxton Country Park.
These are great because of the wide, open plains and slight hilly areas. They're nice and safe for your pooch whilst still being scenic places to go for a walk.
These caves in Castleton are famous for their large deposits of Blue John stone. In fact, they are one of only 2 caverns in the UK where you can find these purple, semi-precious stones.
During the guided tours of the caves and mines, your tour guide will tell you all about the history of the place, and afterwards you can enjoy a light bite in the visitors centre. Tours last for roughly 40 minutes. Dogs are allowed in both the visitors centre and the cavern as long as they are on a lead.
For a relaxed, cosy day in, stop on by the High Peak bookstore and café in Buxton. Dogs are welcome throughout and it is a lovely place to relax.
You can browse the wide collection of books on offer, have a cup of tea or coffee and watch the birds outside as they eat from the birdfeeders. The venue also has free parking, so you won't have to pay by the hour to enjoy this little gem.
Le Moulin Pooch in Buxton is a doggy boutique and spa. Here, your dog can enjoy a range of treatments. Some of these include teeth cleaning, a facial, hydro bath and blow dry, or even a lovely pawdicure.
Whilst they enjoy their treatments, you can either check out the luxury boutique to treat them even further, or you can go have a spa treatment of you own! You'll both be looking fresh as daisies.
Peveril Castle in Castleton is an 11th century building that now lies in ruin. However, it is still open to the public for anyone that fancies a climb to the top. The Norman fortress gives you an amazing view of Hope Valley.
On your visit, you will be able to explore its remains before popping into the visitors centre to see a few interactive displays. These are great for kids. Your dog might not care so much about the history aspect of the trip, but they will love the walk around!
The Tramway Village in Crich, Matlock, is a restored period town that is incredibly dog friendly. You can take your dog into any of the shops (apart from the eateries), on the tram, or in the National Tram Museum. This little pseudo-village is even recommended by Dogs Trust, so it's well worth a visit.
Before you leave, don't forget to take your pup on a little walk through the Woodland Walk & Sculpture Trail. It is full of interesting sculptures that are handmade by the wood's resident sculptor.
Caudwell Crafts and Café in Matlock is a unique experience. Here, you can see master artisans craft beautiful works of glass, metal, wood, upholstery and more. Workshops are scattered all around the area and you can also purchase some of the pieces.
If you get a little peckish, there is a stunning café that serves delicious vegetarian and vegan food, plus a great selection of teas and coffee. You can even buy flour that is made on site at the mill. Tours are available of the mill, although not with your dog, unfortunately. This place really is incredible and the views will blow you away.
This Tudor manor in Chesterfield is a marvel of ahead-of-its-time architecture. The building was inspired by Italian design and its interiors are covered in decorative plaster work.
Today, the manor lies in wreck and ruin. However, you can still visit to see the stunning intricacies of this now empty home. Come along to discover the history of this unique building for yourself. Bring along your dog, too, for some furry company.
Take to the skies on the Heights of Abraham cable car. Your pup will have the time of their life, and you'll both be able to see Matlock from a new, bird's eye view. After you get off, you and Rover can take a slow stroll around the countryside before having a bite to eat in one of the nearby cafes.
As if that wasn't good enough, there are also complimentary bowls of water for your dog all around the site. No need to worry about running out of water.
If you don't think you'll be able to get through everything you'd like to, why not stay over? Our luxury holiday cottages and caravan site are dog friendly and offer the perfect place to rest after a day of exploring.
Farditch Farm is in the ever-popular Buxton and Endmoor Farm is in the famous town of Bakewell. Both complexes are near excellent walking routes and plenty of local eateries. Check them out for yourself.
So, there you have it: 10 dog friendly days out in the Peak District. We hope this gave you some new information and inspiration on what to do with your dog in the Peaks. We hope to see you soon!
Tagg Cottage. A lovely cottage in a beautiful setting! A very nice weekend break.24/02/18 Alison & Andy (Foggia Italy)
Great Property! Perfect setting for Chris's 29th birthday and annual friends getaway. Lovely local pub and great scenery.Chris & Amanda
Fab Cottage. Location great for our cycling weekend at the L'Eroica event. Pub food nearby, great! Hope to return!! Thanks.The Mynards and Warmans
A very comfortable home from home, perfect for day trips and lots of walks with our dog. Thank you!Fay and Adam – Lichfield
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One of the ironies of childhood is that our first introduction to reading often comes in the form of fairy tales and myths in which magic, mysticism, fantastical creatures and mysterious realms app… Source: A Chat with Sandra Hurst
Month: June 2017
Changes are coming…
I've met so many good people and learned so much since I started working with the literary community on the internet. People who have been in the 'book biz' either from the writing, or the publishing/sales and marketing sides of the equation. I'd like you to meet some of these great people and have been … Continue reading Changes are coming…
Book signing at Chapters/Indigo.
I had a sales and signing table at a local Indigo/Chapters store today . The staff were amazing! A huge thank you to Richard, Dallas, the other Richard, and everyone else at the Signal Hill location. I ended up selling a fair number of books and having a great day talking to people. Some of … Continue reading Book signing at Chapters/Indigo.
Indie Wish List!
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Coloring Under the Covers
I'm so honoured to be a part of Volume 2 of Coloring Under the Covers. An adult colouring book featuring some of today's hottest authors, along with up-and-coming new talent, side by side with colouring pages based on their works. If you love to colour, love to read, and want to add new authors to your … Continue reading Coloring Under the Covers
An end to Baboon Crap!
Every writer thinks that their book is good, if they didn't it would never move from the computer, to the editor, to the printer, and on to the people. BUT, every writer, at least every one that I've ever spoken to, is crippled by the fear that it just isn't good enough. I know this … Continue reading An end to Baboon Crap!


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In Year 2 we have been working really hard with our teacher Mr Dogan. Check out this page regularly to see what we've been up to.
year two curriculum map 2018
The school is now hiring the studio and the pitch for celebrations and events e.g. children's birthday parties, christening, meetings, dance, sports or other events.
Our five-a-side football pitch, is currently a venue for the Top Corner football league.


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At the Stratford River Festival.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Friday, July 26, 2013
River Boats (1) : Lord Ashfield
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Lots of little ducks
Monday, July 22, 2013
Boatyards (2) : Alvechurch Marina
Friday, July 19, 2013
Lock Keepers Cottages (3) : Bucket Lock Cottage
Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Aqueducts (8) : Scarfields Dingle Aqueduct
A curious little aqueduct near Alvechurch which apparently allows a footpath to go underneath the canal.
Monday, July 15, 2013
End of the arm
Friday, July 12, 2013
Without A Motor (10) : Canoe for two
Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Boats on the canal (83)
Monday, July 8, 2013
Tunnels (6) : Shortwood Tunnel
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Stratford-upon-Avon River Festival 2013
Something i enjoyed last year was the Stratford-upon-Avon River Festival, being a fan of boats and inland waterways it was like heaven for me! However i enjoyed it by accident to be honest, i went to Stratford last year not even knowing it was on... This year however i have been waiting for it to take place and on a scorching hot Saturday i visited the festival again, not for that long because of other commitments unfortunately but i did take quite a few photographs.
Friday, July 5, 2013
Train and boat
Thursday, July 4, 2013
You can see my photos here.
Monday, July 1, 2013
Oozells Street Loop
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