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Un escudo aparentemente facil de vencer. pa ti marce Linda... gracias por estar conmigo en tiempos dificiles....
Four de la Briqueterie St Marcelle, dernier fabricant du cayrou Catalan
Les produits de la briqueterie sont façonnés grâce à un savoir faire unique transmis de génération en génération de briquetiers et cela depuis 1735.
On retrouve là comme pour la ferronnerie Catalane,
La maîtrise des 4 éléments fondamentaux
La fabrication des cayrous fait appel à la terre pour sa générosité, l'eau pour son abondance, l'air pour le séchage et le feu pour la cuisson.
When we add a cat to to our family, it is with the realization that their time with us will be only as long as it is...
Losing Quinn was devastating - made us feel that we could not go through such an experience again. Then (as we always do) we checked the Animal Shelter to see if anyone might need us, hence Charlie and Marcel :-)
Happy Caturday ❤️
Doug Harrop Photography • October 18, 1976
Southern Pacific 8935 leads eastbound merchandise through the Tehachapi Mountains near Marcel, California.
This particular train had two sets of manned helpers, and the first set can be discerned on a distant curve through the exhaust and heat distortion.
Doug's photography on Tehachapi is exceptional, and appears to be molded in the style of Steve Schmollinger, a talented photographer who literally published a book on this legendary mountain pass.
Marcel Breuer’s brutalist masterwork for American Tyre company has been converted to a very tasteful hotel self powered by onsite PV panels.
BNSF 7076 East with the assistance of four other units shoot exhaust skyward as they claw their way to the summit roughly 12 miles ahead.
La lentille Sigma 85mm f/1,4 m'a été prêtée par mon détaillant photo. Je suis sorti du magasin quelques minutes et j'ai fait cette photo de Marcel attablé à une table d'un café tout près. Pouvez-vous deviner que j'ai acheté la lentille ?!
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After a rest our journey continues and we find Frodo, Sam and Gollum making their way closer and closer to Mt. Doom.
I am excited to be the next to carry the torch of this series and share scenes from the first half of The Return Of The King! I pick up where Marcel left off.
Hope you enjoy this next vignette of our series! If you haven't seen the first books yet make sure to check the profiles listed down below.
New scene every Monday and Thursday!
The Lord of the Rings series:
•Book 1: Xenomurphy
•Book 2: Jonas Kramm
•Book 3: Jonas Kramm
•Book 4: Marcel V.
•Book 5: ForlornEmpire
•Book 6: Grant Davis
Kamera: Ondu 4x5 Mk III Rise
Film: Fomapan 400
Kjemi: Rodinal (Stand 1:100 / 60 min. @ 20°C)
Marcel Marceau: The Cage (1975) [Encyclopaedia Britannica]
The small village of Saint-Marcel-Campes, is little known to the people of Tarn, yet it had a great past history.
Before the Crusade against the Albigensians, Saint-Marcel was a prosperous city and the key to this region. Indeed, Cordes did not yet exist... The church is mentioned from the 10th century and the castle from the 11th.
The lordship of Saint-Marcel was located on the border between Rouergue, Quercy and Albigeois. The counts of Toulouse and Trencavel disputed it.
In 1212 the Crusade led by Simon de Montfort besieged Saint-Marcel where the Occitan army was entrenched. It was after many battles that Saint-Marcel was taken by the crusaders.
The population of Saint-Marcel and the surrounding area took refuge in the nearby Mordagne puech. To regulate this new population center, Raimon VII founded the city of Cordes in 1222.
Saint-Marcel gradually falling into oblivion.
Macro Mondays Stamp Theme
Nude Descending a Staircase No 2. I have several stamps so it was challenging choosing one for today. This stamp was inspired by photography and is an important art work. Hope you enjoy it!
it became a charged symbol of the modern in America
Picture taken to illustrate an article on StuckInPlastic.com (www.stuckinplastic.com/2017/04/marcel-a-parisian-in-paris/)
Erik Truffaz Quartet - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg, 28.02.2020
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Besetzung
Erik Truffaz: trumpet
Benoit Corboz: keys
Marcel Giuliani: bass
Arthur Hnatek: drums