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A view across the Gettysburg Battlefield at Little Round Top.
Little Round Top by George Neat Road Trip Photography
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A view across the Gettysburg Battlefield at Little Round Top.
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A view across a portion of the Gettysburg Battlefield.
OK, the background is not Chesterfield...
Mound 3 is in this photo just left of the sign.
Beamish, The Living History Museum of the North, near Stanley, UK
Tradition in Full Splendor: Jaruška Sails Again in Šilo!
Today, the harbor of Šilo was buzzing with life and excitement! Locals and visitors gathered to witness the ceremonial launching of the restored wooden pasara boat "Jaruška" (ŠL 106216). This beautiful traditional vessel with its classic single sail is a living monument to our maritime heritage. Preserving these customs is not just a return to our roots, but an invaluable contribution to keeping the fishing history of the island of Krk alive. Jaruška is ready to sail again, and Šilo proudly guards its maritime soul!
Tradicija u punom sjaju: Jaruška ponovno plovi u Šilu!
Danas je u luci Šilo bilo živo i puno šušura! Uzbuđenje mještana i gostiju pratilo je svečano porinuće obnovljene drvene pasare "Jaruška" (ŠL 106216). Ova prekrasna tradicijska barka s jednim glavnim jedrom na oštrač pravi je spomenik naše maritimne baštine. Održavanje ovakvih običaja nije samo povratak korijenima, već i neprocjenjiva vrijednost za očuvanje ribarske povijesti otoka Krka. Jaruška je spremna za nova jedrenja, a Šilo ponosno čuva svoju pomorsku dušu!
Tradition in Full Splendor: Jaruška Sails Again in Šilo!
Today, the harbor of Šilo was buzzing with life and excitement! Locals and visitors gathered to witness the ceremonial launching of the restored wooden pasara boat "Jaruška" (ŠL 106216). This beautiful traditional vessel with its classic single sail is a living monument to our maritime heritage. Preserving these customs is not just a return to our roots, but an invaluable contribution to keeping the fishing history of the island of Krk alive. Jaruška is ready to sail again, and Šilo proudly guards its maritime soul!
Tradicija u punom sjaju: Jaruška ponovno plovi u Šilu!
Danas je u luci Šilo bilo živo i puno šušura! Uzbuđenje mještana i gostiju pratilo je svečano porinuće obnovljene drvene pasare "Jaruška" (ŠL 106216). Ova prekrasna tradicijska barka s jednim glavnim jedrom na oštrač pravi je spomenik naše maritimne baštine. Održavanje ovakvih običaja nije samo povratak korijenima, već i neprocjenjiva vrijednost za očuvanje ribarske povijesti otoka Krka. Jaruška je spremna za nova jedrenja, a Šilo ponosno čuva svoju pomorsku dušu!
I was collecting Samurai minifigs and wanted to make a medieval Japanese ship for them, so I searched online and found out about the “Kenminsen”. The “Kenminsen” was a Japanese ship that was used to go on diplomatic missions to the Ming Dynasty in China. It was originally used for trade within Japan, but it was modified for the long journey. I am planning to use this ship as part of a Mongol invasion of Japan diorama I am thinking of making someday.
