Discover the costs, steps, and considerations for a pool demolition and removal, whether above or inground. Learn how to reclaim your space effectively.| blog.royalswimmingpools.com
Around eight years ago, I made my first “fake trailer”. Partly in response to Ben Wheatley’s (and Amy Jump’s) adaptation of J.G. Ballard’s High-Rise, which I felt somewhat missed the ma…| Celluloid Wicker Man
Fallout 4 explores blurred boundaries between inside and outside through player-built settlements, artificial environments, and survival mechanics shaped by radiation and shelter.| NiCHE
Eight Nisichawayasihk Cree children were taken from their homeland to Red Deer Industrial School; most died, yet their Nation endures.| NiCHE
After the Paris Commune, Pissarro returned to discover most of his life's work had been destroyed, but he and Sisley continued to paint in Louveciennes and its surrounds.| The Eclectic Light Company
In the summer of 1869, Renoir was living at his parents' house in Louveciennes, and Monet was living near Bougival. Together they painted the works that set out the manifesto of Impressionism.| The Eclectic Light Company
Celebrate the winter season with this cheerful beginner-friendly acrylic painting! In this step-by-step lesson, you’ll learn how to paint two adorable snowmen sharing a cozy moment together under a bright blue winter sky. Their steaming| Tracie Kiernan - Step By Step Painting
I have had a really unproductive week, thanks to a technical disaster entirely of my own making.| thejaymo
香川県高松市の男木島灯台が、国の重要文化財(建造物)に指... The post 【香川 点灯130年】日本に3つしかない無塗装石造りの灯台『男木島灯台』 – [Kagawa 130 Years of Lighting] The stone lighthouse at Ogi island first appeared on 物語を届けるしごと.| 物語を届けるしごと
Festival of Leaves ~ Color on the Mumford Until a few days ago, there was no color in the trees. Then, overnight, I started to see bright trees, patches of red, gold, and orange. Yesterday I took a few pictures in our own backyard. Today, we spent half an hour by the Mumford Dam — our … Continue reading FALL COMES TO THE VALLEY| Serendipity – Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
By Co-Chairs Dame Caroline Spelman and Sarah Mukherjee MBE. Together, we have the pleasure of Co-Chairing Natural England’s Landscape Advisory Panel (NELAP), Sarah as our external Co-Chair, drawing upon her long experience, including as a Member of Julian Glover’s Landscapes …| Natural England
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I really appreciate you visiting my blog. Thank you for taking the time to read my blog and share your thoughts. I shall try my best to reciprocate your visit during weekend.| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
From Storm Amy to Sunny spots – A late post A wind gust of 36.6 meters per second was measured on last Friday night. It is the fifth strongest wind gust measured in Bergen and has the force o…| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
I want my paintings to be worlds unto themselves, where you feel you are experiencing something for the first time even though it is familiar." - Celia Reisman|
The sea, in all its forms, is incandescent and immovable. It refuses us. Refuses to be mapped, mastered, or owned, even in myth.| Cherwell
岡山県倉敷市矢部にある 楯築遺跡(たてつきいせき)/楯築墳丘墓 は、弥生時代後期(2世紀後半)に築かれた、日本最大級の弥生墳丘墓です。 全長約83メートル、高さ約4〜5メートルという規模を誇り、弥生から古墳への移行期を象徴する遺跡として、国の史跡に指定されています。| 物語を届けるしごと
By Patrick Shannon-Hughes, Environmental Quality for Nature Senior Officer (Agri Chemicals) We’re pleased to release the updated Weed Control Handbook: Guidance for Herbicide Use on Nature Conservation Sites - a long-awaited refresh of the 2002 Herbicide Handbook. This new edition …| Natural England
I was in Maastricht, Netherlands, for a couple nights last week, mostly as a way to break-up my trip across the Atlantic and thus help get over jet-lag before attending an archaeology conference (w…| BLDGBLOG
***** A lot of things have happened in the last 10 days in my part of the world. I attended a couple of social events with friends and colleagues, attended a two-day professional conference and had…| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
The artist joins a rite of passage for many American photographers in taking photographs at Coney Island - that is, to capture the magic & mystique of this place| Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive
As the peak of Shiehallion slowly emerges from the clouds, we are so grateful we were able to climb two-thirds of her eastern slope twice this Summer after climbing it many times before in my imagination. Wishing you all a blessed Sunday and a peaceful new week, with love from Xenia xxx Photographs by Xenia … Continue reading "Silent Sunday: Our Friend the Mountain"| Tranature
Step into the beauty of autumn with this relaxing acrylic painting tutorial! In this lesson, we’ll create a vibrant fall scene ... Paint This! The post Autumn Lakeside – Acrylic Painting Tutorial appeared first on Tracie Kiernan - Step By Step Painting.| Tracie Kiernan – Step By Step Painting
I was in Maastricht, Netherlands, for a couple nights last week, mostly as a way to break-up my trip across the Atlantic and thus help get over jet-lag before attending an archaeology conference (w…| BLDGBLOG
One fine day in spring Reality: Rain is back on the menu.| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
Last week I wasn’t much on WP nor was i indoors. I haven’t been watching any movies or episodes but I have enjoyed quite a few walks. It’s good to go out in beautiful weather. Tre…| mazeepuran (माझे e-पुराण)
I woke in the dark and watched light rise up behind the trees, pale gray to a backlit lemon yellow turning gold and unlikely blue, the colors blossoming| Vox Populi
Exhibition dates: 2nd May – 1st September, 2025 Marius Meijboom (Dutch, 1911-1998)Hunger WinterFebruary 1945Marius Meijboom / Niod Iconic photo of Henkie Holvast from the Jordaan, 9 years old Resist! The photograph of Henkie Holvast (February 1945, above) is an example of the famine the Nazis inflicted on the general population … Continue reading "Exhibition: ‘The Underground Camera’ at Foam, Amsterdam"| Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive
A book about walking might not seem like the obvious choice for me, now a full-time wheelchair user, but this is about so much more than the mere physical act itself. As well as the obvious meaning, the “old ways” explore and traverse humanity’s various journeyings and their resulting connections over the millennia; covering not just the more well-known tracks, but lesser-known ones too, over mountains and even the those more fleeting passages across the seas. These are journeys rooted...| reviewsbywriters.blogspot.com
Quintin Lake, who is speaking at our forthcoming Festival of Outdoor Photography, talks about his epic photo walk around the entire UK coastline The post Lake, land and sea – how I photographed 11,000km of Britain’s coastline appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Latest articles Archives | Amateur Photographer
Learn how to identify and control gray leaf spot in warm-season grasses.| Home & Garden Information Center
Learn how to recognize nematode damage and apply management strategies.| Home & Garden Information Center
Learn how to identify and manage this turfgrass disease for healthy growth.| Home & Garden Information Center
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Learn how to recognize brown patch symptoms and apply effective lawn care practices.| Home & Garden Information Center
Choosing between an Arctic vs Antarctic cruise? Explore wildlife, landscapes, history & accessibility to find the polar adventure that’s right for you.| Passport & Pixels
“On my last evening, Sašo and I sit in the garden of Georgi Marjanovski, a professor of law and one of Macedonia’s great liberals. We talk in the darkness, listen to the crickets who click their legs…| c4 journal
Whether due to necessity or choice, finding ways to conserve water in the garden is top of mind for many homeowners today. You’ll save time, money and resources by following the five tips in this helpful article. Weekender® self-watering hanging baskets use an innovative wicking system to water plants from the 1-gallon reservoir. #1 – […] The post 5 Ways to Conserve Water in Your Garden appeared first on Garden Crossings.| Garden Crossings
When you hear the word “groundcover”, you might think of plants like ivy or vinca vine which traditionally fill this role. While they certainly work, there are many other kinds of hardy plants that make attractive groundcovers, including many native options as well as those that grow in both sun and shade. Let’s explore ten types of shrubs and perennials you can use as groundcovers to fill up those open spaces in your landscape. The post 10 Hardy Groundcovers for Sun and Shade Landscape...| Garden Crossings
Sandy soil can be more of a blessing than a curse – IF you know how to deal with it. In this article, you’ll see the advantages of gardening in sand, plus find tips for watering, fertilizing, amending the soil, and choosing plants that will thrive in your sandy soil. The post How to Garden in Sandy Soil appeared first on Garden Crossings.| Garden Crossings
Could your front yard landscaping use some freshening up this season? Maybe you’ve lived in your home for a long time and it’s time to start over, or perhaps you’re just looking for a few new ideas for styling your front porch. Whether your front landscape is in the sun or shade, you will find […] The post 10 Front Yard Landscaping Ideas for Sun and Shade appeared first on Garden Crossings.| Garden Crossings
By Karen Faux - Local Nature Recovery Senior at Natural England In July, over 50 Natural England staff and partners came together for a 24 hour species recording event (or ‘bioblitz’) on the recently declared North Kent Woods and Downs …| naturalengland.blog.gov.uk
"Starry Night In The Forest" is a magical landscape forest lake scene in the style of Vincent Van Gogh's "Starry Night". This tutorial will show you how to paint this step by step with acrylic| Tracie Kiernan - Step By Step Painting
Slag heap debris on the English coast has apparently been fusing into a new kind of sedimentary rock. A team of geologists studying the beach recently “found a series of outcrops made from an unfam…| BLDGBLOG
In this new essay for The Clearing the writer climbs Arenig Fawr in Wales and considers the work of the painter John Dickson Innes and his versions of the mountain.| Little Toller Books
Slag heap debris on the English coast has apparently been fusing into a new kind of sedimentary rock. A team of geologists studying the beach recently “found a series of outcrops made from an unfam…| BLDGBLOG
I spent four days in Victoria Falls town on a travel writing assignment. While there, I was hosted by Victoria| Passport & Pixels
Most normal people try to avoid going on holiday when it’s raining. We want clear, blue skies, warm sunshine, and| Passport & Pixels
Your commercial landscaping is one of the first things customers see when they arrive at your business — and the impression they get from it matters. Is your landscaping neat and beautiful, or is it filled with weeds and damaged by gophers or other rodents? Here at Smith’s Pest Management, we keep commercial facilities in […] The post Commercial Landscape Maintenance: A Complete Guide appeared first on Smith's Pest Management.| Smith's Pest Management
In The Binding Tide, the artist shifts the focus away from the military manufacturing economies of the area, instead shining a light on its local community and landscapes| 1854 Photography
Gregory Halpern is an American photographer, born in Buffalo, New York. In 2014, Halpern was the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship. His publication ZZYZX was awarded Photobook of the Year at the Paris Photo in 2016. King, Queen, Knave is his latest title published by MACK and came out in September last year. Lucy Rogers met Gregory […]| c4 journal
If you’re running a landscaping business, there’s a good chance you’ve said this to yourself:| Ballpoint Marketing
世界で唯一『モネの庭』の名前を冠することを許された庭が、高知県北川村にあります。『マルモッタン モネの庭』は、印象派の巨匠クロード・モネ(Claude Monet)が43歳から生涯の半分を過ごした、フランスのジヴェルニー(Giverny)のモネの庭を再現した庭です。モネが「睡蓮」を描いたジヴェルニーの庭園(Le Jardin de l’artiste à Giverny)以外では、クロード・モネ財...| 物語を届けるしごと
Local Haunts was released at the end of March by Influx Press, and has been on sale for around two months at the time of writing. I’ve resisted talking more about it on here so far, largely because I wanted to see what the general reaction was rather than pre-empting it. Thankfully, after having done a number of events in which the response has been …| Celluloid Wicker Man
Part 16 Andy Warhol was far ahead of his time, in both the deathliness of his Polaroid portraits and in his use of the camera as a kitsch object. Other photographers found potential in similar Polaroid deathliness, but without such kitsch elements at play. Walker Evans in particular found a new dimension added to his own style of portraiture when he used the Polaroid rather …| Celluloid Wicker Man
Welcome to this year’s End of Year review; my usual, long-winded run-down of my excessive viewing and reading habits. It’s been an exhausting but rewarding year of films, television and books, and the sheer length of this post should evidence that. One interesting thing to note is how much happier I feel having virtually ignored the majority of post-2010s culture. Such a decision was not …| Celluloid Wicker Man
Part 14 My second memory concerning a Polaroid photo appearing in pop culture was one taken by a maniac. This maniac had hitched a ride from some naïve teenagers in the sweltering outback of Texas and was freaking them out with his variety of macabre hobbies. He’d just visited the local slaughterhouse before they picked him up. He didn’t work there. He just liked it. …| Celluloid Wicker Man
Part 12 Scrying ‘Meditation upon death does not teach one how to die’, wrote Marguerite Yourcenar in Memoirs of Hadrian, ‘it does not make the departure more easy, but ease is not what I seek.’ I think of this often. The room was hazy yellow with dreary sunlight. Rays of summer drifted lazily through the air. I’d been contemplating the window through which this light came through …| Celluloid Wicker Man
Running a landscaping business isn’t just about mowing lawns or planting shrubs — it’s about juggling nonstop customer calls, scheduling, crew management, and marketing. But here’s the problem: as your business grows, so does the workload. Many owner-operators hit a wall where they need to scale but can’t afford to hire extra staff. That’s when […]| Call Porter
Błękitne pejzaże abstrakcyjne Wiktora Godosa - syntetyczne malarstwo płaszczyzn barwnych, nastrojowe obiekty stworzone w niezwykłej technice.| IAXAI
Our long-awaited travel adventure to China was everything we had hoped - and more! Our 3 week trip was filled with cultural immersion, unexpected experiences, along with visits to anticipated sites such as the Great Wall and Terra Cotta Warriors. We circumnavigated the entire globe via airplane! This post is the key that unlocks entrance to my China blogs. Enjoy!| Charamana Consulting
The life of the German critic and philosopher Walter Benjamin has one of those tragic endings that lingers on the mind, with his last days, in particular, still the subject of debate. However…| c4 journal
Sunday afternoon. Sunny, warm, breezy. Just the time for a bike ride (‘im Indoors) or a solo walk (me). Marfield Wetlands suited us both as a starting point, though we went our separate ways …| From Pyrenees to Pennines
香川県高松市の中央通りに植えられている街路樹、マロニエ(西洋栃の木/セイヨウトチノキ)のピンク色の花が綺麗に咲いています。1988年(昭和63年)に香川県高松市とフランス・トゥール市は姉妹都市提携し、2018年の30周年記念に、中央公園にマロニエの木が植樹されています。加藤登紀子さんが唄う『紅の豚』のエンディング曲『時には昔の話を』の歌詞にもで...| 物語を届けるしごと
Here is my entry for guest host Brian for It’s black and white (in the clouds) – Monochrome Madness Challenge. Also, here is a link to Leanne’s post for the week.. […]| Cee's Photo Challenges
Learn how to control pests effectively while minimizing harm to people and the environment.| Home & Garden Information Center
Thinking of booking an African safari? Here are 18 first time safari facts and tips that might surprise you. Make sure to read this post before you go!| Passport & Pixels
A Dark Coast IV - Hidden Caves - Mabry Campbell| MabryCampbell.Photos
A street light dressed in a festive wreath, illuminating the joy of the season! There is a cardinal perched on a sign that says "Oh Holy Night". This acrylic painting tutorial will show you how| Tracie Kiernan - Step By Step Painting
Complete guide to Landscape Photography from how to get started, kit, camera settings and what makes great landscape photographs!| Amateur Photographer
I went hiking in Kenya's Loita Hills on a walking safari with Maasai Trails. Here's everything you need to know about what it was like and how to book.| Passport & Pixels
“Today the site has been substituted for extension which itself had replaced emplacement” Michel Foucault Between the middle ages and the present day, the philosopher Michel Foucault suggests…| c4 journal
You can now easily liven up your holiday photos with our Christmas and winter Lightroom presets. You can download these free Lightroom presets for both Lightroom mobile and desktop. They can help improve lighting, make colors richer, and even set a cohesive theme. Let’s face it: lighting can be tricky when taking photos during the […] The post 12 Free Christmas and Winter Lightroom Presets to Download appeared first on Preset Love - Free Lightroom Presets.| Preset Love – Free Lightroom Presets
Get All of Our Favorite Fall Presets to Get the Best Autumn Tones for Your Photos. Free Downloads for Lightroom Mobile and Desktop.| Preset Love - Free Lightroom Presets
Learn the process of filling in an inground pool, including permits, costs, time frames, and safety tips. Perfect for homeowners considering pool removal.| blog.royalswimmingpools.com
Where are the most inspirational places to travel for photographers? Which are the top dream travel photography destinations? Find out here!| Passport & Pixels
I don’t think there is a single place in England that I know better than those 6 feet of sand in font of a shed in Broadstairs.| thejaymo
Malarstwo strukturalne Artura Lama - abstrakcyjna interpretacja krajobrazu, pejzaże pełne emocji, indywidualne podejście do techniki| IAXAI
Pejzaż łowicki - malarstwo inspirowane pasiakami łowickimi. Abstrakcyjne dekoracyjne pejzaże linearne. Ekspresyjne i pełne energii malarstwo.| IAXAI
Sweden is one of the largest timber exporters in Europe. The country has been an exporter since at least the early modern period. That is not surprising because pine and spruce forests cover large parts of northern Sweden. These forests are part of the single largest land biome on earth, stretching along the pole circle […]| Environmental History Resources
Evidence-based data helps address pressing environmental and social challenges| CIFOR Forests News
徳島県鳴門市にある『鳴門ウチノ海総合公園』。これまで国内外、いろいろな公園にいってきましたが、この公園、とっても気持ちのいい空間でした。とってもオススメの公園です。徳島県内最大級の広大な芝生広場が広がっており、鳴門の内海に視線が抜ける開放的な空間になっています。| 物語を届けるしごと
Looking for things to do in Huesca in northern Spain? Discover dramatic landscapes, adrenaline activities and historic castles in my inspirational blog post.| Passport & Pixels
A couple of weekends ago my ex-work colleague and good friend, Jason, came to visit. Jason lives in south Wales and he used to commute to the Nestlé Head Office in Vevey (Switzerland) every week fo…| Alittlebitoutoffocus
Looking for the best photo spots in Jasper National Park, Canada? Click here for the top picks from Bella, an award-winning pro travel photographer.| Passport & Pixels
Discover Jasper in 4 days. This Jasper itinerary explores the highlights of Jasper National Park, from iconic lakes to epic hikes. Start planning here.| Passport & Pixels
Sometimes it pays to look up. Get out of your head, out of your phone, and take stock of the world around you. The has been the motto of Italian photographer Manuelo Bececco, who captures stunning photos of the world above him. “In the middle of the woods, I seem to see everything in my […]| artFido
Jasper in fall offers stunning autumn landscapes, crisp mountain air, and wildlife galore. Discover why fall is the BEST time to visit this Canadian gem!| Passport & Pixels
Contributor: Nicola J. Watson Location: Yale Center for British Art, Paul Mellon Collection, USA Description: This oil painting executed in 1819 by Thomas Daniell (1749-1840) shows part of an extraordinary ‘Indian’ landscape at Sezincote House in Gloucestershire, UK. Still extant, and open to the public, this expensive experiment in the Indian style was completed in … Continue reading "Temple, Pool and Cave, Sezincote Park, 1819."| European Romanticisms in Association
Contributor: Philip Shaw Location: Cockermouth Description: Samuel Crosthwaite’s picturesque view of Cockermouth in Cumbria works hard to underplay the transformative effects of the transition from water to steam power that took place in the first half of nineteenth century Britain. At the centre of the painting sits Derwent Mill with its distinctive chimney stack. The … Continue reading "Samuel Crosthwaite, View of Cockermouth (1860)"| European Romanticisms in Association
You can listen to the original podcast here Michael Taft: Welcome to Deconstructing Yourself, the podcast for metamodern mutants interested in meditation, neuroscience, Dzogchen, jazz, Tantra, philosophy, awakening, and much, much more. My name is Michael Taft, your host on the podcast, and in this episode, I’m happy to be speaking with my good friend,… Read More »Transcript of Eco-Aesthetics and the Poetry of Longing, with Rick Jarow The post Transcript of Eco-Aesthetics and the Poetry...| Deconstructing Yourself
Make sure to visit housfoto.com where I focus on nature, city, and architecture photography. This month’s architecture focus is Rosecliff!| The Gilded Butler
The American elite sought a new level of financial status at the dawn of the Gilded Age. The wealthiest in society were no longer content with simply being rich. Their pursuit was to be Ame…| The Gilded Butler
For history on Wakehurst, click here. Photographed by Matthew J. Niewenhous| The Gilded Butler
Finding its place in the tradition of Robert Adams or Mark Ruwedel, Gabrielle Rossi’s book The Lizard is a road trip and a survey of the most mundane, and maybe the most alien, parts of America. Rossi’…| c4 journal
Now there has been some rain after six or seven weeks of drought, the river is back. It is remarkable what a difference four or five centimetres of water makes. Instead of the still pools of warm water, and the smell of slowly rotting weed, there is movement, sound, and flashes of light. The local … Continue reading About the river| Chris Routledge
In 2021 I was commissioned to make two short films (the first appeared on this blog back in December 2021) about Dorothy Wordsworth to celebrate her 250th birthday on Christmas Day 2021. These films are based on talks by experts on her work, and in this second short film, Dr. Penny Bradshaw, Assistant Professor of … Continue reading Dorothy Wordsworth and Nature| Chris Routledge
I’ve always been fascinated by our relationship with the earth, how our current connection to the environment shifts and changes and how our individual bonds differ and align.| c4 journal