The ruins of Scottish sea salt production.
Special devices that emit amplified electronic pulses into the sea can protect whales, dolphins, porpoises and seals from dangerous underwater noise during construction of offshore wind farms, according to new research.
Interior Design Plans
This is our fourth installment in the series, which means we've done this for a whole month! This week we've been bestowed with some truly amazing pieces of arc
Interior Design Plans
Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans to introduce an eco-friendly megacity dubbed 'The Line'. The project features a unique design, taking the Line
Foto: (EN) Former seat of the Georgian Transport Ministry... probably the strangest building I've ever seen. (DE) Dieses Gebäude wurde früher vom georgischen Transportministerium belegt – wahrscheinlich das komischste Gebäude, das ich je gesehen habe… (EN) The former Transport Ministry was another good reason to come to Tbilisi. I’ve had seen a photo of it on flickr, but no else information about it, but I supposed it would be quite easy to find once in Tbilisi. It was not. Fortunately, it’s not located in the historical center. Furthermore, nobody could tell me where it is. I asked a lot and finally, a employee in a travel agency on Tavisuplebis Square took some time, phoned around and found out the address and how to get there. It’s not central at all, it required a long metro ride combined with a marshrutka ride afterwards, but it was worth the trip. I can’t tell what it’s used for now, it looks rather run down and disused, however it’s still guarded (the guards denied me the entry). If somebody wants to visit it as well, here’s the address: Maršal Gelovanis Kuča (მარშალ გელოვანის ქუჩა) 7, close to Dighmis Trasa (a more important road). To get there, take the metro until Politehnuri station, from there further on with any marshrutka serving Dighmis Trasa. Another possibility is the bus No. 91 leaving next to Rustavelis metro station which leads to the neighbourhood of that building. (DE) Das ehemalige Transportministerium war auch ein guter Grund, nach Tbilisi zu kommen. Ich hatte bisher nur ein Foto davon im Flickr gesehen und sonst keine Informationen darüber im Internet gefunden, aber ich ging mal davon aus, dass dies in Tbilisi dann doch recht einfach aufzufinden wäre. Dies war aber überhaupt nicht so: Im Stadtzentrum war es nicht, und niemand wusste, wo sonst. Nach vielem Herumfragen an verschiedenen Orten nahm sich eine Reisebüro-Angestellte am Tavisuplebis Moedani etwas Zeit, telefonierte herum und fand es dann tatsächlich heraus. Das Gebäude ist ziemlich ausserhalb und erfordert eine längere Metro- und Maršrutkafahrt, aber es ist die Reise auf jeden Fall wert. Was sich heute drin befindet, konnte ich leider nicht in Erfahrung bringen, es sieht jedenfalls recht heruntergekommen und unbenutzt aus, ist aber immer noch bewacht. Für Nachahmungstäter hier die Adresse: Maršal Gelovanis Kuča (მარშალ გელოვანის ქუჩა) 7, Nähe Dighmis Trasa (grössere Strasse). Man kommt dorthin mit der Metro bis Politehnuri, von dort aus mit allen Maršrutki, welche die Dighmis Trasa hinunterfahren. Alternativ fährt von der Rustavelis-Metrostation der Bus 91 in die Nähe. (EN) Some other great ugly buildings I've seen during my trips: - Telecommunications Building (Skopje, Macedonia) - National Library (Prishtina, Kosovo) - a monument (Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan) - Tehnoimport (Bucharest, Romania) - a panel block (Khujand, Tajikistan) (DE) Einige andere grossartig hässliche Gebäude, die ich bisher gesehen habe: - Telekommunikationsgebäude (Skopje, Mazedonien) - Nationalbibliothek (Prishtina, Kosovo) - ein Denkmal (Bischkek, Kirgistan) - Tehnoimport (Bukarest, Rumänien) - ein Plattenbau (Chudschand, Tadschikistan) Andere Reiseberichte / Other travel reports: 2014 Bangladesch (mit Indien und Nepal) / Bangladesh 2014 Spitzbergen / Svalbard 2013 Nordkorea / North Korea 2012 Irak / Iraq 2012 Jugra (Autonomer Bezirk der Chanten und Mansen) / Yugra 2011 Abchasien / Abkhazia 2011 Uganda, Kenia 2011 Ägypten während der Revolution / Egypt during Revolution 2009 Kirgistan / Kyrgyzstan 2009 Kuba / Cuba
Polish artist Justyna Kopania utilizes her skilled hand at painting to produce stunning portraits of ships at sea. Her Marine paintings series features a
Polish artist Justyna Kopania utilizes her skilled hand at painting to produce stunning portraits of ships at sea. Her Marine paintings series features a
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OFF-GRID Pole Position In a river delta outside Buenos Aires, a timber Passive House stands above periodic floods. TEXT BY Vanessa Bell PHOTOS BY | @LEONARDOFINOTTI Leonardo Finotti Sitting eight feet off the ground, Erica and Eduardo Heidenreich’s island retreat in the Paraná River delta, north of Buenos Aires, is built to withstand the remote wetland’s periodic flooding. Erica and Eduardo Heidenreich’s remote delta retreat can be reached only via a magical one-hour boat ride from Buenos Aires
Although you might think the hermit crab is its own species, there are actually hundreds and hundreds of them! However, most of the hermit crabs that are owned as pets are one of a handful of specific species. Scientific Name: Superfamily Paguroidea Characteristics: The name hermit crab is derived from the fact that hermit crabs carry their shells, which are also their homes, on their back. Although this hand painted figurine already has a home of its own, we’re sure it would still love to come back to yours! Size and Color: 4.5 inches wide and 2.5 inches tall, this figurine is a bit wider than a deck of cards stood on its side. These creatures can be many different colors, shells especially, and this hermit crab is a pinkish-orange color with a light tan shell. The Hermit Crab is part of the Incredible Creatures® collection. All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA free.
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Polish artist Justyna Kopania utilizes her skilled hand at painting to produce stunning portraits of ships at sea. Her Marine paintings series features a
Cruise the Seto Inland Sea in Japan with its countless islands aboard the guntû, a floating luxury ryokan of just nineteen rooms.
Oil painting, socialist realism, genre, landscape, House by the sea, oil on cardboard, 2000s, Ukrainian artist S. Ruban The size of the picture is 47*29 cm. CONDITION: Good condition, as is on the photo. Feel free to ask me additional question about item condition and send additional photos. Painting is unframed. Please look carefully at the pictures of the paintings. Please note that these are old paintings, they may have some damage. All this can be seen in the photo. Feel free to ask questions if you have any! I am always happy to tell you all the information you need! ABOUT THE ARTIST: Sergei Ivanovich Ruban was born on November 6, 1973 in Evpatoria, Crimea, Ukraine. Here in Evpatoria, the future artist graduated from an art school. In 1990 he entered the Simferopol Art School named after I. Samokisha. In 1995 he entered the Kharkov Institute of Art and Industry. The works of Sergei Ruban are characterized by a wide, colorful brushstroke and a bright, rich palette, deep and full of expression colors. A light sense of first impression is combined in his work with precise drawing and thoughtful composition. The bright, sunny palette is combined with skillful tonal construction. Sergey Ruban is a participant of numerous exhibitions. Since 2008, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. All photos are relevant, so you buy what you see in the photo. If the description of the painting indicates that the material is CARDBOARD, then this painting will be sent in a cardboard box (without a wooden frame). If the description indicates that the material is a CANVAS, then this painting will be rolled up and packed into a special pipe (without a wooden frame). Please note that this ancient paintings and they may have some damage. All this can be seen in the photo. Feel free to ask me any questions. PAYMENT AND DELIVERY I accept PAYPAL as the most reliable payment method. We send the picture by airmail, through the national post "Ukrposhta". If you want to buy some items in my store. I will be happy to combine your order in one package and make a discount. The usual delivery time is 7-10 days to Europe, 10-15 days to the USA, Canada, Japan, 14-21 days to Australia, New Zealand and other countries of the world. Note: sometimes very rarely parcels arrive in Italy for about 30 days. This is due to the peculiarities of the work of Italian customs. I will be glad if you leave a review about my store. Remember to add me to your favorites list!
A photograph taken by Morgunblaðið photographer Árni Sæberg of the Þrídrangaviti lighthouse in 2009 has now become viral thanks to Justin Bieber of all people.
The Woodshed, a stick style mansion located in Sea Cliff NY on Long Island's North Shore. This grand mansion was built in 1872. The Stick Style utilizes decorative trimboards or "Sticks" to symbolize and emphasize the timber construction used in the framing process.
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I feel like shell art can either go horribly wrong or horribly right. Brace yourself. Guinevere Antiques via Gregg Roberts. via ...
くコ:彡 ; LEVIATHANGENDER ; a gender connected to " leviathans " , massive beasts of the sea . it can be interpreted however the user likes . [ requested by n/a ☆ coined by me ]
This fun pattern makes a crochet amigurumi turtle in one hour! This is such a great pattern if you hate sewing- this is completely no sew! Learn how to make Crochet Turtle Pattern There are some really awesome crochet turtle patterns out there. I never want to create something that is already made. First of...
If you have a borderline disturbing obsession with the post-apocalypse, add these places to your bucket list.
Paula Nadelstern –– A Puzzle Quilt is a Sampler with a Secret! • Finally... Paula Nadelstern's signature look in blocks any quilter can create • Choose special fabrics to create a variety of effects • The PUZZLE is in the PAIRS - identically pieced blocks look amazingly different! Everyone loves Paula's complex, optically challenging quilts. Now, Paula strips construction down to the bare bones, so you can focus on fabric selection, then use special techniques like symmetry, mirroring, and seam blending to create stunning, exciting designs. The six blocks are featured in a sampler, or combine them with your own ideas to create unlimited projects. * Important Notes About PRINT ON DEMAND Editions ALL SALES ARE FINAL: PODs are non-returnable and non-refundable. This title will be printed after purchase and will arrive separately from any in-stock items. Allow minimum 2 weeks for U.S. delivery; add additional 2 weeks for international shipments. Expedited shipping not available. PRINT QUALITY WILL VARY FROM ORIGINAL EDITION: PODs are printed on uncoated (non-glossy) paper and the color may appear more saturated. Information presented is the same as the most recent printed edition. Pattern pullouts (if applicable) have been separated and presented as single pages. #10442D 98p color print on demand edition 8.5 x 11 ISBN: 978-1-57120-336-6
Barqa is the trading hub of south-western Kaliphlin. The city is located where the mighty Arkbri river meets the sea. The Arkbri river stretches all the way from the mountains of Mitgardia and is a major shipping route through central Historica. Barqa is a melting pot of people and cultures from all points of the compass, and dozens of different languages can be heard in the streets.
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