Ancient trees of Wistman’s Wood in Dartmoor, England [1200x800]
Come along for a walk in Wistman's Wood | Stunning Ancient Woodland in England | 4K
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WIP Ancient Pokeball for my Pokémon: Legends, Trainer Cosplay. Used wood filler to get the illusion of hand carving and pits in the wood
Scattered throughout the woods and fields of New England lie the remains of an ancient civilization. These remnants are enigmatic stone structures that predate European settlement.
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Moss covering the roofs and cobblestone pavements of Mermaid Street in the ancient town of Rye near the sea, Rother District, East Sussex, England.
Shabti box in the shape of a double per-neser shrine, made of wood painted white with a representation of the owner Neferrenpet on the long sides: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Thebes, 19th Dynasty, c.1295 -1186 BC
Wistman's Wood, England - An ancient upland oak forest full of moss and a mythical hound [OC][4928x3264]
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A List of Ingredients for Cabin in The Woods?
[Update: All your suggestions are so helpful. Thank you for your time, knowledge, patience and love]
I'm doing a little vacation time, 3 months worth of it. Where I'm going there's no shops or malls. It's a cabin in the woods. So I have to buy food before I leave.
What ingredients(items) would you stock up on that would enable you not to get hungry and come up with a variety of dishes to make for the next three months?
Any tips, recipes and ideas will be so valuable! Thanks for reading.
Since we are talking about ancient construction: the Nimes Aqueduct, built by the Romans, has a slope of 0.00005%, making it nearly 200 times flatter than the flattest grade used in modern civil engineering. This flatness was achieved using water, wood, and line-of-sight.
If you could live in one era of history, ancient egypt, victorian england etc. which era would it be?
What's that old joke? "100 miles is a long way in England, 100 years is a long time in America." This tombstone in the ghost town of Franklin is considered ancient here in Washington. For my family in England, this is last week.
Beautiful day for a photowalk here in New England. Weaponry of choice, the ancient D300, and the timeless 55mm f/2.8 Nikkor Micro.
This my favorite tree that's hidden in the woods on an island in New England. Clearly people found it and trashed the spot 😕 but can anyone help ID it? I think it's dead - at least I've never seen foliage on it. Next to the beach - lots of salty air. It's magical.
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Hey there, does anyone know where you would get wood slats 4-5m in England suitable to make a ceiling like this? I'd love bamboo but any wood this length would do ideally to see in person before buying? Thank you
TIL that some neighborhoods in England practice an ancient tradition of "beating of the bounds": a ceremonial parade around the boundaries that involves striking landmarks, and each other, with sticks
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[WP] In ancient times soothsayers were employed to cleanse construction lumber of vengeful dryads. But since Enlightenment nobody believes their wood is haunted. So instead of arguing, you simply switched to your lucrative side job of "exorcising" haunted houses.
This piece of drift wood I found on a beach in Cornwall, England
The Yao Dynasty have escaped to their last refuge into the deep ancient realms of Lothlorien . Great Sorcerer's of terrible power wage Rivalries in these deep woods.
Found in rotting wood chips, New England USA. Doesn’t bruise when picked. Any possibility of psychoactive?
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TIL in ancient times some inuit people did not have access to enough wood for their sleds and often used frozen fish wrapped in skins in place of runners. They used blocks of ice to reduce drag.
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Model butchery and bakery in wood, baseboard mounted with figures of five men and three women: Ancient Egyptian, Middle Egypt, Sedment, First Intermediate Period
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TIL that there is a 180 ft (55 metres) high sculpture of a nude male figure with a prominent erection carved into a hillside in England. The origin of the figure is unclear and, although it is assumed to be ancient, the earliest recorded mention of it is in the late 17th century.
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A diorama I created depicting New England's heyday of steamboating during the 1960s featuring the steamship ferry NOBSKA out of Wood's Hole, Massachusetts. All handcrafted in wood, except the unpainted figurines which I had to paint.
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Found this skull along with an ancient looking spearhead in an abandoned building up in the woods, suspect it might be some kind of deer but not 100% can anyone Identify?
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Michael Wood's Story of England
I've been rewatching Michael Wood's Story of England and started wondering if it served as inspiration for Mackenzie Crook? It's a fascinating look at the history of England from the time of the Roman occupation to the modern day seen through the lens of one town (Kibworth). The town residents get involved in doing backyard archeological digs which reminded me a lot of Detectorists.
Whatever the case I highly recommend it for those interested in history on a human scale.
https://smile.amazon.com/Michael-Woods-Story-England-Various/dp/B00860YHSM
[Aden Jay Wood] Bukayo Saka back in for Jadon Sancho is expected to be England’s only change for tonight’s EURO 2020 semi-final against Denmark at Wembley. The Arsenal man has recovered from his injury in time to play from the start.
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Waiting lists for procedures such as a hip or knee replacement or cataract removal continue to grow. At the end of August, 5.7 million people were waiting to start treatment, according to the NHS England data. This is the highest number since records began in August 2007.
Waiting list rising by 100,000 a month as NHS battles to clear backlog exacerbated by Covid crisis
Record 5.7m people in England waiting for hospital treatment
October 14, 2021
The number of people waiting for hospital treatment in England has hit a record high of 5.7 million as the NHS struggles to clear the growing backlog of care worsened by the pandemic.
The waiting list is rising by about 100,000 a month as more people who did not seek or could not access NHS treatment over the past 18 months visit a GP and are referred to hospital. The number of patients waiting more than two years has risen to nearly 10,000.
Prof Stephen Powis, the NHS national medical director, said: “There is no doubt the NHS is running hot, with the highest ever number of patients seen in A&E in September – 14 times as many Covid patients in hospital compared with the same month last year, and record 999 ambulance calls.”
Waiting lists for procedures such as a hip or knee replacement or cataract removal continue to grow. At the end of August, 5.7 million people were waiting to start treatment, according to the NHS England data. This is the highest number since records began in August 2007.
Source: https://www.theguardian.com/society/2021/oct/14/record-england-waiting-list-nhs-hospital-treatment-covid-crisis
The Moscow Kremlin is a historical, cultural and religiously significant complex in the center of Moscow, an ancient fortress with a unique ensemble of monuments included in the UNESCO heritage list, as well as the official residence of the President of Russia. Photo: Ivan Smelov
Could it be? An ancient Templar temple in the middle of the woods? Could it possess the key to solving the 200 year mystery in Oak Island?
How Decades of Neoliberalism Left the NHS on the Brink | NHS waiting lists in England have hit a record high. This isn't just an unavoidable outcome of Covid-19 – it's the consequence of years of neoliberal health policy. (UK, but important because even if universal healthcare passes, its not over)
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Just appeared in the wood burner. Found in the midlands of England. Looks like a hornet? Is massive. Prob 3 inches long.
Oblong mummy portrait of a young woman in tempera painting on a wood panel: Ancient Egyptian, Rubbayyat, Roman Period, 2nd century AD
Some historical 11foot8! In 1964, one of the last remaining ancient Roman gates to the city of Lincoln, England, was severely damaged by a careless lorry driver.
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Two fragments in cedar wood with ebony veneers and ivory inlays and gilding from a cylindrical decorative box of Amenhotep II: Ancient Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, c.1427–1400 BC
Tomb-model of two female offering bearers in carved and painted wood, each wearing a gown caught over one shoulder and a tripartite wig, holding a basket on the head and a bird in the right hand: Ancient Egyptian, Middle Egypt, Sedment, 9th Dynasty
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ITAP of a Bluebell Wood in Micheldever / Hampshire / England
Mask of plastered and painted wood, from an anthropoid coffin, carved in gentle relief with details added in plaster and paint : Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, acquired at Thebes, 3rd Intermediate Period, late 22nd to 25th Dynasty, c.940 - 656 BC
Coffin base of wood, of the wab-priest Khnumhotep (son of Henib), rectangular and painted yellow, decorated with wadjet-eyes and and offering formulae in hieroglyphs: Ancient Egyptian, Upper Egypt, Meir, Upper Egypt Middle Kingdom, mid 12th Dynasty, c. 1915 - 1854 BC
Coffin lid of wood, of unknown woman, covered in gesso, painted on yellow ground, probably made out of the carcass of an earlier New Kingdom coffin: Ancient Egypt, Upper Egypt, Thebes, 3rd Intermediate Period, 21st Dynasty, c. 1070/69 - 946/945 BC
It would be really cool to see a dense forest level in Elden Ring. (Right: The Last of Us II. Left: Wistman's Wood, England.)
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