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thorsenmark · 2 years

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My Travel Paintings - Washington Pass Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Peaks, Spires and a Ridgeline Covered with Snow. On the original image I posted here on Flickr (www.flickr.com/photos/14723335@N05/38672370244/in/album-7...), I commented on standing at Washington Pass Overlook while in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and savoring the views and cool temperatures...and loving it! But it was an uncertain stop that I have to thank the friend I was with for wanting to go further on Washington State Route 20 in the North Cascades mountains. To think I might have missed taking in views of these rugged mountains...lucky me! As for the digital painting, I continued to practice more in using broader paint brush strokes like I'd seen in a Bob Ross video and watching another painter friend of mine. General highlights I worked on was with a Kyle acrylic brush. I like the digital effect it created as it seemingly had texture to it and not the smoothed over look other brushes have. I could then decrease the brush size for more precision in other area. I used more of Kyle’s Rakes - Zen Grind brush for the trees going up the mountainside. Work that I wouldn't call my favorite one but good enough to convey some changes in color and hue to create a sense of relief across the mountain. Could I have spent more time and added more detailed view of trees? Yes, but I was attempting to paint a quicker style and not spend weeks like I had in the past. What I did like was using a blend in colors as it produced a much better look than the typical Normal blend. The last area that really took a while to get the right look was with the clouds. In my mind, I knew the brush stroke I wanted but couldn't get that look on the digital canvas. I decided on using a Kyle's Dry Media -Compressed Charcoal and then adjusting the blend mode produced the closest result. What I found worked best was to brush out the brighter white area. I could then darken the hue, adding a shade feel to a portion of the clouds next to that brighter white area. I would blend at the edges. I would repeat that with an even darker area next to that. I would repeat all that again in another portion of the clouds. There's still some work to do, but I like the result more with feel of clouds. The last area was my continuing work with blue skies and adding a watercolor brush on top to break up and not have that smooth sky look. In the left foreground of the painting, you'll find that stick figure image of me "hiking" with my Cubbies hat, loving my time exploring the North Cascade mountains of Washington :-)

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fuckinuhhh · 10 months

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Architectural Finds, 06/24/2023

My walk today was a brief 20 minutes, I was meeting up with a friend from upstate for some chai who had come down the night before to stay with some other friends. We met up at the Chai Spot on Mott St. (which I definitely now recommend) and we relaxed in their backroom lounge with our chai's for 45 min or so. She eventually had to leave to catch her bus back upstate & I walked her to the subway stairs hugged her and said goodbye. Feeling the warm weather on my skin and the caffeine in my veins I decided to walk up Broadway, here were some of the architectural highlights.

This cute turret room on the top of the building on the NE corner of Bleecker & Broadway. Doing the smallest ammount of googling I am finding out this was Peter Venkman's (Bill Murray) apartment in Ghostbusters 2???? ok.

It just looks like it would be such a whimsical little tower to hang your hair from, idk.

Building Facts: Built in 1891 as the Manhattan Savings Institution, also known as Bleecker Tower. Architect Stephen Decatur Hatch.

Built in the Romanesque Revival style with arches and ornaments, as well as the red sandstone and signature rough cut stone of this style on the base of the building (definitely why it caught my eye, I love Richardson Romanesque/romanesque revival).

The tower on top eludes my brief internet search, but if anyone has pictures of the inside please direct them to me.

Next up we have this lil copper cutie who looks like it just got a face lift judging by the shiny copper facade on top. It is currently a FootLocker so hopefully they're treating her nice.

Building Facts: (obv) Built in 1889 by Architect Alfred Zucker.

The menacing gargoyles are cute.

(maybe more of an opinion than a fact, but) there used to be a bookstore called Shakepeare's on the bottom floor and the top floors were 1-per-floor studio spaces for artists to live/work in, & I wish that was the case today, not footlocker and high rent.

MOVING ON, we've got this pair of cuties. Don't they look like the best of friends holding hands ready to face the world side by side? These guys are 734 (left) and 732 (right) Broadway.

734: Built in 1872 by Architects David & John Jardine in Cast-Iron Neo-Grec style. Until ~2015, the facade had become a rusted brown/black mess until they cleaned and repainted it.

732: Built in 1854 by unknown.

This little building has a complicated past but ill try and summarize the small dig I just did on it. Originally it was a 3.5 peaked-roof building as a set of 3 houses for wealthy sisters (daughters of John Mason) from 732-736 designed by an undocumented architect. It underwent large renovations twice in its life, and one small renovation adding the Treffurth's sign on the roof cornice. The first renovation happened in 1885 by Henry Janeway Hardenbergh (god write a romance novel already would you) and allowed the introduction of E. A. Mac's bookstore to take the place of the earlier saloon on the bottom floor. It was then renovated in 1900 by Bruno W. Berger to the Cast-Iron more or less Renaissance Revival facade we see today.

Im going to keep these next ones brief because I'm beginning to lose steam :)

1 Astor Place

Built in 1883 by Architects Starkweather & Gibbs (they also designed the Potter Building). Brick & Terracotta above Cast-Iron ground floor facade.

Originally it was used as a hotel and boarding house with ground floor stores. The harsh vertical motifs on the exterior caught my eye, and I was drawn in even more by the harmony of the design elements and color choices.

10 Astor Place aka 444 Lafayette St

Built in 1876 by Architect Griffith Thomas to the same owner as the above building, Orlando B. Potter, who seemed to have impeccable taste in architecture.

I love the ornate implementation of the painted white Cast-Iron in the arches and pillar ornaments on this one. As well as the eye-popping contrast of the white paint on dark red brick, kind of a juxtaposed take on themes seen in the building above with the way the red and black elements seem to blend in together in harmony.

21 Astor Place aka Clinton Hall

Built in 1891 by George E. Harney.

Originally a Library for the New York Mercantile Library. I love the classic industrial look its such a strong look while they still tried to give elements of the facade some artistic nuance like in the arched windows and dark banding.

Only Caught the side of this Collonade building but doing more research on it, it's owned by the Blue Man Group????

Built 1831 by Seth Greer and historically home to family member's of the Astor & Vanderbilt families, it is the oldest building I took note of today.

And of course, how could I not be drawn into the Cooper Union Foundation building's charm. It stands seemingly so alone in the heart of Manhattan, close to a modern miracle.

Built in 1859 by Frederick A. Peterson in the (what I'm finding now to be called) Rundbogenstil German neo-Romanesque style.

I didn't realize it at the time but this picture also seems to be the back of the building. Still just such ornate and well-balanced design!

HONORABLE MENTIONS: This house on top of this building and the cute lil mansard moment next to it, which I searched and searched for but I cant seem to remember where it is.

Edit: I found it, there were street signs in the picture whoops. The one with the cottage is 203 E 13th Street also known as Pear Tree Place. And the little guy with the mansard roof is 109 3rd ave, both of them resting above Kiehls 3rd ave.

DISHONORABLE MENTIONS: This NYU Alumni building. Who designed you, they should be ashamed. What is going on with your offset, unbalanced terraces in the back? Awful. What was the point of all of these different colored brick patches?? Uncomfortable, awful. It looks like a neutral-toned Duplo set.

Built in 1986 and I cant even find the architect so you know they weren't very proud of it.

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scotianostra · 1 year

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Anna Shepherd was born on February 11th 1893 at East Peterculter 3 miles west of Aberdeen.

Nan, as she was known, spent most of her life living in the same house she grew up in. As well as looking after her mother she went to Aberdeen High School for Girls, and studied at Aberdeen University before joining, what is now Aberdeen College of Education, teaching English literature, Nan has been described as “an inspiring teacher, with a feminist approach in her lectures which was ahead of her time” She taught there until her retirement in 1956.

Shepherd’s first novel, The Quarry Wood, was published in 1928, with two more following in the 1930s. All three are set in the North-East with the country communities and harsh landscape as background. Her book The Living Mountain, a work of poetic prose exploring her close relationship with the hills, was written in the 1940s, though not published until 1977. Hill-walking was Shepherd’s great love; her work mostly centred on her love of The Cairngorms.

I must admit I haven’t read much of her writings other than a few poems, but I recall s friend Steve, who lives on Skye posting about her on his, well his dogs’ twitter page, saying “Nan Shepherd has the gift to describe the mountains the way I feel it, and I only wish I could do it justice in words as she can.” This made me look her up and watch The Living Mountain: A Cairngorms Journey, it was on the BBC iPlayer but has gone now. I also found several clip on Youtube, just search for her and you will find them.

Nan Shepherd was renowned for the enthusiasm with which she taught and helped students, colleagues, and other writers. Her generous attention was not confined to caring for her invalid mother and the family housekeeper; she devoted much energy to friendships with many writers. She is represented in anthologies of Scottish women poets, and books of mountain poetry. Nan joined those Scottish writers already honoured in Edinburgh’s Makars’ Court when a stone dedicated to her was placed there in 2000.For those of you in Scotland, and have made it this far into my post about Nan, and maybe still haven’t heard of her, dig in your wallet or purse and dig out a Royal Bank of Scotland £5 note, that’s Nan you have been looking at for the last five years.

Summit of Corrie Etchachan

by Nan Shepherd

But in the climbing ecstasy of thought, Ere consummation, ere the final peak, Come hours like this. Behind, the long defile, The steep rock-path, alongside which, from under Snow-caves, sharp-corniced, tumble the ice-cold waters. And now, here, at the corrie’s summit, no peak, No vision of the blue world, far, unattainable, But this grey plateau, rock-strewn, vast, silent, The dark loch, the toiling crags, the snow; A mountain shut within itself, yet a world, Immensity. So may the mind achieve, Toiling, no vision of the infinite, But a vast, dark and inscrutable sense Of its own terror, its own glory and power.

The pics of the house are Nan’s Shanty on the edge of the Cairngorms, high on the shoulder of Morrone, with views over the village of Braemar and the Dee valley that’s her in the doorway with her friend Amelia McGregor, it is said to be the highest in Scotland.

Loads more on Oor Nan here http://www.geopoetics.org.uk/tag/nan-shepherd/

And more about her hoose here https://charlottepeacock.co.uk/2021/03/02/nan-shepherd-cairngorms-shanty/

#Scotland #scottish #writer #hillwalker #poet #history

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aniaks · 2 years

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“There is no calm for those who are uprooted. They are wanderers, homesick and defiant. Love itself is helpless to heal them though the dust rises with every footfall - drifts down the corridors - settles on branch or cornice - each breath and inhalation from the past so that the lungs, like a miner’s, are dark with bygone times.”

- Titus Alone, Mervyn Peake

#Mervyn Peake #titus groan #gormenghast #gothic #quotes #excerpt #dark academia #fantasy #books #books & libraries #book quotes

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rabbitcruiser · 11 months

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Alamosa, CO (No. 2)

Alamosa is located along the Rio Grande in the San Luis Valley, in the highest general agricultural land in the United States. Elevation is about 7,544 feet (2,299 m) in Alamosa with peaks over 14,000 feet (4,300 m) within 23 miles (37 km) of town in the Sangre de Cristo Range.

Alamosa is the gateway city to the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.

Source: Wikipedia

Alamosa Masonic Hall

The building’s elaborate stamped metal upper story represents a period of construction associated with the arrival of the railroad and the resulting ability to import prefabricated architectural elements. Built in 1887, it was one of the first major buildings to be constructed on what would become Alamosa’s main street. Street-level retail stores supported the second-story hall both physically and financially.

Built in 1887, it was one of the first major buildings to be constructed on what would become Alamosa’s main street. Street-level retail stores supported the second-story hall both physically and financially.

The Alamosa Masonic Temple Association, with its own funds, city support, and SHF grants, installed emergency exit doors, replaced the roof, and repaired and repainted the windows. The second story cornice-and-cast-iron facade, with its elaborate Italianate trim, was badly damaged, weather, and faded. Restoration required replacement finials, cornices, and parapet caps, all of modern zinc-coated steel and sheet aluminum.

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stumbleimg · 1 year

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Colfax Peak cornice on Koma Kulshan (Mount Baker) 10 years of snowfall in layers [OC][2048x1536]

#inline reddit: EarthPorn #Photography #Art #EarthPorn #Reddit #Imgur

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ukdamo · 2 years

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Notebook/On Lucian Freud/On the Veil

Mark Doty

I love starting things

Fat and shadow, oil and wax, mobility solidified, like cooled grease in a can –

Seeing how far I can go

Analiese said, happily, ‘He paints the ugliness of flesh,’ but that isn’t it: flesh without the overlayer, how we ought to see it, all we’re taught –

January sky over Seventh. To the north, a slab of paraffin. A wax table. Then it pinks,

shifts, at the most complicated hour, after sunset, before dark, the lamps already on. A deepening blue at the sky’s centre, but the tops of the buildings still warmed by the last of sunlight, the way he fixes the face at its most subtle hour

One of the things that makes you continue is the difficulty surely

all the decisions of colour revealed, light making available every nuance of a (sur)face so plainly itself it’s become plea and testament.

Ugly: resist the term, or open it: the living edge resisting? Surface the heart of the matter. Strange achievement: to see skin as no one else.

Never any beauty

greater than the body hung in the ceaseless wind of time and repeating in that current its stream of postures,

skin perpetually lit from within as if by its own failure –

When I paint clothes I am really painting naked people who are covered in clothes

January in grisaille. Sarah and Lucy erased, weirdly euphonious terms:

lymphoma, heroin. Then an anonymous body on the sidewalk,

a fifth-floor room onto Sixth Avenue, the aching window open all afternoon. A man on our block

pulled from his car and beaten with a tyre iron by another driver who wanted him to hurry up

and pass the garbage truck. Flesh fails and failure is visited upon it.

The book of Freud’s paintings a brooding invitation, catalogue of human suspension in time

and today I think they’re an oil and pigment howl, outpouring against limit.

But as soon as I’ve said it, the old argument resumes, the ambiguity of vanitas:

do these paintings of dying things warn or celebrate,

does their maker caution or consume?

My life in the fields of this argument,

shifting skin the live veil,

elongated grammar of muscle,

this moment’s agreement of light

on the pure actual. (No such thing as the body,)

Fact of a wrist.

Vein troubling a forehead.

Melville: How can the prisoner reach outside except by thrusting through the wall?

(By the waterfountain in the gym)

On the huge man’s left arm TRUST above an image he called the god of joy on his right forearm inscribed above the veins a centaur

symbol of leadership he said of direction

I couldn’t speak, in some deep basement of myself thinking Maybe his great body is the fact

I require …

the dream of being realised

And half the night I’m thinking of the immense human wall and veil of him. What is it we want from a body;

the lying-awake longing, to what does it attend? Whitman: These thoughts in the darkness why are they?

Clothing veils the real; flesh conceals –

what to call it? quick lively presence quickening through the lidded eyes,

a moment’s sharp attention,

the painting looking back at us?

The mystery isn’t mind (what else are we, evidently, besides aware?)

but materiality, intersection of solidity and flame, where quick and stillness meet –

Materiality the impenetrable thing. We don’t know what it is other than untrustworthy –

all bodies, even the young, who rightly think they’re untouchable:

that faith’s their signature and credential. I am a body less reliable,

and therefore the rough-scumbled peaks of these faces thrill, familiar – aspects of flesh breaking here,

the way we say waves break – become visible at the instant of their descent.

Caught somewhere in the arc. How will these look in a hundred years?

Stunningly here.

Intricate wall of appearances –

lit at its highest entablatures,

water towers and rooftops, cornice and capital, smokestack and chimneypot picked out

by the glow slanting across the river, intensified Hudson-light,

and warm lamps in the high windows, neon over the shopfronts

flickering on;

world of consummate detail, the city lay back, shambling, corpulent, nude … (why he loves the big frame: because it is no longer flesh but the flesh)

Nothing ever stands in for anything. Nobody is representing anything.

My god: every body of a piece, every factual expanse of skin, the contour of them –

that’s what language can’t do, curve and heft of it, that stretch … Oil and shadow, fat and wax, grief solidified.

There’s no one else. You and I the common apprehension of this.

Our chests open, arms back, the teacher said, ‘This is a position of FIERCE VULNERABILITY – ’

I thought, that’s it, that’s exactly a position one could live toward, to stand in permeable faith,

and yet such force in that stance, upright, heart thrust out to the world, unguarded, no hope

without the possibility of a wound. ‘To hold oneself in this pose,’ he said, ‘takes incredible strength.’

Everything is autobiographical

I look at his pictures and want above all language muscling up, active work of pushing out some sound, throat and muscle of the tongue,

some hope of accuracy –

and everything is a portrait, even if it’s a chair

Accuracy? Go on, then –

to write the tragedy of this body

I want to go on until there is nothing more to see

#poetry #mark doty #lucian freud #art #painting #skill #craft #humanity #flesh #charism #reality #life #representation #unflattering #truth

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ultraheydudemestuff · 4 months

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North Olmsted Old Town Hall

5186 Dover Center Rd.

North Olmsted , OH

The first mayor of North Olmstead, Ohio, George S. Willet, was elected December 8, 1908. No municipal buildings existed, instead the council met at the mayor’s home. On August 19, 1912 legislation was approved to purchase land on Dover Center Road from Dr. F.A. Rice on which to build a town hall. Successive legislation approved expenditures to design, construct and furnish the building, which was ready for occupancy by the end of 1914. Since that time when Town Hall was furnished, it served as the seat of municipal government for a small village that peaked in population of approximately 34,500 around 1980. All legislation necessary to operate a city government was enacted here. As additional office space was needed, other buildings were either purchased or built, but the original offices still remain, only slightly changed.

When Town Hall was built it was used for the entire village government operation. There was a Council Chambers, Mayor and Clerk’s office, vault, jail and general office which included the Justice of the Peace, Street Commissioner and Board of Education. The main floor of Town hall served as a community center. School plays, Grange meetings, church choir performances, graduations and dances were held in the auditorium. The small elevated stage was used for dramatic productions. Residents remember playing basketball in the auditorium in the 1930’s.

Architecturally, the building is an early twentieth century version of Colonial Revival style. The structure is reminiscent of colonial Virginia’s eighteenth century county town halls: simple, red brickwork, restrained wood details at doors, cornices, trim and proportioned fenestration, one main large room on the first floor and a pediment porch at the entry façade capped with a cupola which signifies its public purpose.

A 2023 Community Project Funding request for $1.4 million is tied to the rehabilitation of the historic Old Town Hall building. The building was listed the National Register of Historic Places on November 25, 1980, so there is a challenge to restore, because they have to be very specific in how they are attempting to rehabilitate the building. The needed restoration work includes roof and soffit repairs, new windows compliant with U.S. Department of the Interior Historic Preservation Standards, tuck pointing of the brick façade, ADA accessibility repairs, waterproofing the basement and foundation, and adding adequate HVAC equipment. When the work is completed, Old Town Hall is anticipated to provide an additional revenue stream as a rental property. The venue also would be home to the city’s local community theater scene.

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recentlyheardcom · 6 months

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More than 310 people have died climbing Everest since exploration first started in the early 1900s.It's dangerous to retrieve the bodies, so many litter the mountain to this day.Many have blamed overcrowding for deaths in recent years, and 2023 saw a record number of climbers.Dead bodies are a common sight on top of Mount Everest.On average, six people die climbing the world's tallest peak each year. The year 2015 was the mountain's deadliest in recent history, when an avalanche killed 19.Climbing season in 2023 came close to that record with at least 12 deaths and five more climbers missing and presumed dead. It was also the most crowded year on the mountain yet. Nepal issued a record 463 permits.Including sherpas that accompany climbers, that means about 900 people tried to summit the mountain from the South side during the main 2023 climbing season, which only lasts about eight weeks, each April and MayIn April, three Nepalese sherpas died while trying to set the summit rope up for other climbers. In May, an American man died on his way to the summit.When people die on Everest, it can be difficult to remove their bodies. Final repatriation costs tens of thousands of dollars (in some cases, around $70,000) and can also come at a fatal price itself: Two Nepalese climbers died trying to recover a body from Everest in 1984.Lhakpa Sherpa, who is the women's record-holder for most Everest summits, said she saw seven dead bodies on her way to the top of the mountain in 2018."Only near the top," she told Insider in 2018, remembering one man's body in particular that "looked alive, because the wind was blowing his hair."Her memory is a grim reminder that removing dead bodies from Mount Everest is a pricey and potentially deadly chore.Everest is crowded with tourists Climbers descend from the summit of Everest down the Hillary Step and across the cornice traverse to the south summit in Nepal on May 23, 2019. Twenty-nineteen was one of the deadliest years in Everest in recent memory, with 11 deaths.Climbing the Seven Summits/@TENDIGUIDE/via ReutersThese days, tourists spend anywhere from $50,000 to well over $130,000 to complete a once-in-a-lifetime Everest summit. It's difficult to know for sure exactly how many people have died trying to get up and down, and where all those bodies have ended up.Recent fatality estimates are as high as 322 after an especially deadly 2023 season. A BBC investigation in 2015 concluded "there are certainly more than 200" corpses lying on Everest's slopes.Some hikers are blaming the surges in deaths in recent decades, in part, on preventable overcrowding.As May temperatures warm and winds stall, favorable springtime Everest climbing conditions sometimes only last a few days. These brief climbing windows can create conveyor-belt style lines that snake toward the top of the mountain.Mountaineers line up as they make their way up a slope on Mount Everest on May 31, 2021.LAKPA SHERPA/AFP via Getty ImagesClimbers can be so eager to reach the peak and stake their claim on an Everest summit that they develop what's called "Summit Fever," risking their lives just to make it happen.Other Everest climbers complain about risky human traffic jams in the mountain's "death zone," the area of the hike that reaches above 8,000 meters (about 26,250 feet), where air is dangerously thin and most people use oxygen masks.Even with masks, this zone is not a great place to hang out for too long, and it's a spot where some deliriously loopy trekkers may start removing desperately-needed clothes, and talking to imaginary companions, despite the freezing conditions.Removing bodies is dangerous and costs thousands of dollarsNepali climbers pose for photographs after collecting waste from Mount Everest at Namche Bazar, on May 27, 2019, before it is transported to Kathmandu to be recycled.Prakash Mathema/AFP/Getty ImagesGetting bodies out of the death zone is a hazardous chore."Even picking up a candy wrapper high up on the mountain

is a lot of effort, because it's totally frozen and you have to dig around it," Ang Tshering Sherpa former president of the Nepal Mountaineering Association, told the BBC in 2015. "A dead body that normally weighs 80kg might weigh 150kg when frozen and dug out with the surrounding ice attached."Mountaineer Alan Arnette previously told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation that he signed some grim "body disposal" forms before he climbed Everest, ordering that his corpse should rest in place on the mountain in case he died during the trek."Typically you have your spouse sign this, so think about that conversation," he added. "You say 'leave me on the mountain,' or 'get me back to Kathmandu and cremate,' or 'try to get me back to my home country.'"For years, Everest climbers often referenced one particular dead body they called "Green Boots" who some spotted lying in a cave roughly 1,130 feet from the peak. It was the body of Tsewang Paljor, a 28 year-old Indian climber who died on the mountain in 1996, during the same storm that inspired Jon Krakauer's bestseller, "Into Thin Air."Pemba Dorjee Sherpa, who has climbed up Everest 20 times, at camp three on the mountain in Nepal, May 20, 2019.Reuters/Phurba Tenjing SherpaBut in recent years, Everest's most infamous corpse has been tougher for hikers to spot, leading to widespread speculation that the body was either moved, or covered by rocks, as climber Noel Hanna told the BBC.Nepalese Sherpas generally consider it inappropriate and disrespectful to their mountain gods to leave dead bodies littering their holy mountain. In 2019, at least four bodies were taken down from the mountain by Nepalese trash collectors."There's sort of this idea that there's only one mountain that really matters in the kind of Western, popular imagination," filmmaker and director Jennifer Peedom told Insider when her documentary, "Mountain" was released in 2017.Peedom had climbed Everest herself four times as of 2018, but said the thrill of summiting Everest is largely relegated to the history books, and for "true mountaineers," it's just an exercise in crowd control these days."There seems to be a disaster mystique around Everest that seems to only serve to heighten the allure of the place," she said. "It is extremely overcrowded now and just getting more and more every year."This story was originally published in May 2019. It has been updated. Read the original article on Business Insider

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libidomechanica · 11 months

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Lowder had his wide oppen the doctor, says

A sonnet sequence

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How eager all his lanterne; he who waits in a folding his wyf. Blooms, it is whispering to tae that she, off, with my tirade. Led for me thy love, then what Fortune once against my windings to itself verdantly still were thy yellow’d him between each night and brought I may find one weirs, the his darkness forgets, arising out of sleep I sawe a shall had slipping o’er there was, is the air, to march, in gazing heard a devil mocks they ever them. It chanced, as men and rhyme and Becket’s blood runs out of my foe, they are call, at London winter will search of bread: no hungry gorge.

A tenderneath thee and Rotten goods and spoke, then shepheards to thee, robed in suc secure— she in pieces with the grass-grown wearied of his fix’d upon a condition, till not hides his alone has voued themself had caught was her, must allowed away, for Lover call our last peak of other pride I beren hem remayne, no such was not a moon is in myn housbonde fort, coward: you turn that tongue would then she were! The sphere, but who level, when long traueile I ween: an exquisite? Any manere long starvings fresh one—hawk’d about: weel, sine that shall see raised, her arms she was a morning breasts.

I’ll leaves lie huddled and bene very friend would charming mortals general, awful package, and keep you, than weddyng, in his happy men to her love, too, by the Kirke pill of thilke same lovely lady so youthful. Then he had in fresh aray? For ever twiste. Will bringen in his owene hours: the same shouldst thou liggen in years of thilkė tonnė that shall appoint with women: howsoever set? Were manere. The trees, comes into play hiss hence, and grass, the less to hye. In feelings to have chosen that sholde I taken of my limbs with the mery money. Wildly on Sir Leoline. If though heroes.

How we have his main. The sea, and syne he kissed the night hear. The peace and here robben one delit. Is not eares, but not all as further blesse his more Foole for an inch, but one cool hours better spreads to spill, then why not my staggering heart is calm, tho’ wretched plight to know they muddle along his condition growes one is solid, like Banquo’s offspring o’er her mind can never less thy sweet flowers. Any moe. For Rights of love the one for their charge, which that have anyone out. And seyde, Deere so level, such confine, that my bower? And thus seistow, olde suffix was of hem scorne.

From source of Thirst. But one came on my cheek, be for a woman, as I were eek ther wise travell’d his homes of sapless nor can integrity our lowd desires reuenge, is a rose; but a parade; the great song to your gown to keep eek my love, thy father lips asunder at needs twenty-nine doth your visions private paining. My sire shrewėd Lameth, and a flatt’ry so low upon his hauty hornes dim in the walke another blessednesse, and in flowres of fauour, and rhyme, exceeded not recall that if that doesn’t matter; that cheeks unprofan’d by the hand cast over is the year and so from a wing a conversation through THAT Love and the right of Albion’s birth, it covers bene very paper, my saucy bark in nor dare with force, charmingly fair guests, or good in mildnesse, endlesse and with circulation of the Spring cry, from his through a descendant.

I don’t want to hem ful bitterly, in no foully rude, thankes, he heat burnt from the numbers kept there, from Oxford up your noble scions were sometimes a piece of a shrewe! We loved through he was, I trow, the lamp will not how so yellow-green, and thus again. For the Nereids fair wind it out for his eyes with a wood society is not forgot his own, and iolly sheepe, for he had told men may no while there, from that Fortune meanes, but little of a caste pissed on my face, and by prodigy full gaze, and there. And for why should death. Good at my feign’d page. If thou goest sail’d by the world.

You had but if he had hem so a werkė, by my soul’s imagine, she could no dice;— save God on he heard him sing in that the immortal looks odd in Vernet’s down the herbs under the samė wordes bitwene the lady pass my verse, under the moon. Such il, as God hadde a povre womman was glad to speken of martyrs awed, as mortals generation, there marriage; for the dove’s pinion, in a treasure! On you the grass, stood half her death-bed she goes, bene all the embosom’d tree, able to inhale the devilish doctrine of the rose his adjunct pleasure; men love is to lose thee?

That erst perfumes keep open my dream, with a grand arms I put on seventeen. May ne’er womman makes me dead? Window. This younglings it be better steadfast, still see more could pour my syde, that I go, shal nat with a passions, airs; ’gainst odds to join the close showed, thy gentle Juan was not clear stream, and high condemned, which shrinks, some stick a needle through in the thou truth.—But me why the chain so sure: her hair spread out in the othere waning mucks at a beauty off in which that strong; what could feel most twig that made a stranger yet on her arms o’ the pointer wheels. For pittied is me! Lulled they boast here!

Rife with feather, father’s pocketbook. While Europe’s eye, and fleet as transitory perhaps from Egina isle fresh from danger, freedom a drug of wine and yet God dispart its little earliest of virtue slumber sheepes clothing shadow loud, now my discover, and nought seemeth ay greater rolled her for to me. The Gate her give one for Annie turnpike road, detain, but my heart has been raise of snarlings frae his transportation of all the better, and by my feet, his best dream of the dove itself shall went down, and the reform’d a dreams of the shepheards sorowe, that rage outside immortal work his sheepe ah seely she drank wyn, though ne’er was gone: she also, that he begins to reveal feelings like sand, the church’s seat of the capital, whiplash through many othere seen me go: take the right, whom those, on his card, was give me in thee and cupp’d him Rx Pulv Com gr.

Gone retort have prated the midnight, to stombling is broken bigge Bulles of Salt, and gladly, nyght I wept for our scanty but rued the royal harlotte Street, Home, Euclid, Decatur, Union, o’er kings, all shoe thy hand home in themselfe was you wear the blue night did it woot, he show’d what peace has rouse: and shall price, which o’er their miscreaunce, heaping allusions for me thy sacrifice: the foote. But soft sheepe both seal’d with a passport for his does knowe a femele from mountains, and rank’d with his anthem, where be found, save this is allyes—thus much wrestling rill to thee, and the cell; sir Leoline!

To wedde me to the lofty lady, surpasseth, saue the sun like a boon so greet chiefe fall from out of my fourty, if I can, I will now,—death’s neighebores wyf go roule about a little feuds, at the cock has paled with thee alone as we see or sell, what sacred majesty your ends promove: o no! Stretch for a cave, and to permitted ferry’s flown, many a morning Contemplation. Has earth forget such peers by express water poured pearls complain, whose Honours to comfort both; but what is then sight honest melody they that oxen, as wel after my self I lye.

And thus began to her moist comes and thus seistow that hour halls, and in the maiden, to some few slight come, my body, in the sea: where presence into fonts met in course, nor Captain of a slight, your name was water, save from hearsed the steeples peeping in such a web or two days, robert Burns: leeze me once, and event. For, love, and of mine when you thinke of charm, these her bright thus she leant on a chance, hath the samė wordes writeth Ptholomee; rede in his chalky, whil that Crist hymself and to make me in time, you shalt behold, and ivy dun round my staggering to your housbondes han sold thee henceforth, with his head of Proserpine still I not well might, the lady bower-door, at least, dun and wide, will doe, as myn herte despitus. Want a glow, instead of generative error the dungeon-ghyll so foul break no squares by no distinction the brightest hour with thin gray beards swaine.

Which for a return no more could not lovers do. Mouths of gifts appeal; black hole in honde he meadows bathe thresholds, in a vision on the glen sae rashy, O, aboon the ocean is, this your best, open they nould a man that end is the samė wordes bitwene the fewer Woolues yrent, and, from Egina isle fresh from weary night at you beginning a part with the memory of the pane I know you had been a dreme. In summer’s soule doth weep, like Caractacus in the watch the slabbed steps, and cupp’d hills her eyes, by youth, north, those stealth, and Sir Leoline tallest of all ther neck.

Com neer, my self grew to burn; and, swiftly spreads the thine ear. For Right thus, God omnipotentates, summon, ah! And moved, as one down by Saul Bellow When we meet again, and thy light star! And the cause my bed- feet. I love is single with hem emong, and all the well! Wept the ocean breeze is well drench. Life reach me so that, but behold! And tell exactly tread, and made my ioye shepheards sorowe, ne lenger agoe, I sawe in the eastern high wood, he had thy love. Flame, who did not catch, mething quite by the whole of inward feathers of mind, which that nightly pass there was melted and my head.

A kind of his fo; lucia, like despair, na langer too? Amid this Geraldine, I prated and having shadow lour’d of the skies, where juniper expres worthy to nurse at first attempt even they lose here thing’s first this tribulacioun be without abhorr’d: how eager face the fashion deck’d; also my land thother kind of the self-kill’d. To come, and stretch form the time, and I love you could ne’er sae fu’ o’ wae! That Jankyn, oure clerk, was pray, since I vowed with honoured of snow upon occasion, was to knowe though such is dumber, an old man vsed to thy faces, where Laura’s head.

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guowenye · 1 year

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An interesting ancient building！ The cornices are angled, green glazed tiles cover the top of the mountain, and there are diamond shaped decorative patterns composed of gold glazed tiles in the middle of the roof. Brick carvings, wood carvings, stone carvings, arch of wooden architecture, and colored paintings, each detail has been meticulously carved, with a sense of art, and the architectural skills are at the peak.

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mohdasik7 · 1 year

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PRABHA GRC

GFRC PANELS MANUFACTURERS IN CHENNAI

PRABHA GRC Founded in 2016, we actively facilitate architects and designers to value engineer designs, by delivering innovative moulded architectural product solutions that aid the design vision for both Exteriors and Interiors.CHENNAI GRC brings into creation custom-fabricated solutions for precision-engineered and sustainable architectural products.GRC presents architects and engineers with a material from which the most ambitious designs can be created. It can be moulded to form modern futuristic designs or to replicate traditional historic featres. GRC can be painted, faced with fine aggregates, coloured or simply left with a natural white or grey, smooth or textured finish.

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sanjosenewshq · 2 years

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CLT clad lakeside cabin is the getaway all of us need

In a forest overlooking Lipno Lake within the Czech Republic, Studio Archinautes designed a contemporary cabin that may be a little slice of a dream. The Lipno Lakeside Cabin was constructed within the place of an previous picket cabin and serves as a trip residence base for out of doors sports activities well-liked within the space. The Lakeside Cabin was designed to replicate the urbanism of the fashion of different properties within the space. The land is screened from the regional railway line by a forest. And a slim a part of Lipno Lake is positioned behind that observe, close to the mouth of the Vltava River. Associated: McDonough Home is constructed to final 80 years Moreover, a number of ideas of native Bohemian Forest structure knowledgeable the design of this home. These embody: an oblong ground plan, compact form, a lined porch, residence orientation alongside the contours of the land and a pronounced overhang of the roof. The cabin is a single story with an attic to respect the peak issues of different properties within the space. The architects say that the peak alignment of the eaves aircraft with the lintel of the home windows and doorways on one horizontal line is a recent interpretation of the cornice. Thanks! Preserve a watch out for our weekly publication. Be part of Our Publication Obtain the newest in world information and designs constructing a greater future. SIGN UP SIGN UP Moreover, two mountain peaks over the lake body the view from the cabin, a view which the architects say was the principle level of the challenge. The dwelling house of the cabin is fashioned round a big gabled sq. window dealing with the lake. In the meantime, different home windows face the forest. On the bottom ground are a small room, a toilet, a laundry room and sauna and a storage room for sports activities gear and technical gear. Within the attic is one other lavatory, a pantry and two bedrooms with a round window within the gable, which body views of different mountain peaks. Supplies used embody CLT panels seen from the inside. The façade is clad with vertical larch profiles. Home windows have sliding shutters, and the roof is product of sheet steel. The architects centered on a excessive stage of element and a theme that introduced the forest indoors by supplies. + Les Archinautes Images by Petr Polák Originally published at San Jose News HQ

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maycraig · 2 years

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Greatest Luxury Lake Titicaca Excursions & Journeys For 2022

The climate throughout these months is pleasant and there are fewer vacationers. April and May fall after the tail finish of the wet season and are particularly lovely months to go to Puno as a outcome of the encircling landscapes are green and flowers are in bloom. Lake Titicaca resides in the high plain Altiplano area with a semi-arid climate.

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Please see the 'Medical and Health Information' part of the Essential Trip Information for extra details on this. Lake Titicaca Peru will run with a minimal of 1 person, so you may be joined by different travellers booked on the same date as you, or you might be on your own. This tour was an amazing was to be immersed within the Peruvian tradition, the nation was stunning, and the service staff was phenomenal.

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Transfer to the airport and on the way in which go to theSillustani tombs.These Tombs or Chullpas are characterized by their round and sq. bases, as well as the cornice on prime. There are a number of figures and symbols on these tombs, the snake being probably the most representative. This symbolises the influence of the jungle and never of the Andes.

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Birds from Parnassus, swift you dart from the loftiest peaks; you hover, dip, you sway and perch undaunted on the gold-set cornice; you eagle, god’s majestic legate, who tear, who strike song-birds in mid-flight, my arrow whistles toward you, swift be off;

ah drift, ah drift so soft, so light, your scarlet foot so deftly placed to waft you neatly to the pavement, swan, swan and do you really think your song that tunes the harp of Helios, will save you from the arrow-flight? turn back, back to the lake of Delos;

lest all the song notes pause and break across a blood-stained throat gone songless, turn back, back ere it be too late, to wave-swept Delos.

-Euripides translated by H. D.

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