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zeldurz · 1 year

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Tag 9 People you want to get to know better

@life-jim-but-not-as-we-know-it tagged me, so here we go!

three ships: uhhhhhhhhhh depends on the mood I’m in. Right this second, Thrawn/Pellaeon (Star Wars Legends), Strahd/Alek (Ravenloft/DND), and Kirk/Spock (Star Trek)

first ever ship: hoo boy. I don’t know which came first but I definitely read a bunch of Sam Winchester/Castiel (Supernatural) on ff.net back in the day. I didn’t so much as ship them as I liked the characters and wanted to see them interact more (I didn’t like Dean though lmao). I feel like actual ship-wise, Steve/Bucky (Marvel) circa “Everyone lives in Avengers Tower”

last song: well I listened to Avril Lavine’s Girlfriend, Blink-182′s Anthem Part Two, Pat Benatar’s We Belong, and Mariana’s Trench’s Cross My Heart while writing this post, so those I guess.

last movie: ... Hocus Pocus 2? I think? idk it’s been a little while.

currently reading: My fiancee and I are reading the Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams together rn (it’s her first time experiencing the madness). On my own I’m reading South by Ernest Shackleton and I’m also listening to the Light of the Jedi audiobook by Charles Soule on my commute.

currently watching: The Clone Wars, and Murdoch Mysteries season 16 (a Canadian Sherlock-esque detective show set in Toronto in the late 1890s/early 1900s). I’m looking forward to Wednesday and the new Dragon Age animated show, but I haven’t got there yet

currently consuming: chocolate covered caramel apple

currently craving: a full nights sleep

tagging @starsinmylatte, @alterundying, @cheap-pink-mints, @terrapolaris, @beebee-76 @diamonddove and anyone else who wants do it :)

#about me #thanks for tagging me <3

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newcountryradio · 2 years

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New country 25e jaargang #1119 (678) van 4 april 2022 (wk 14) tussen 19.00 -22.00 op Smelne fm

Album van de week * Hailey Whitters *Raised - Pigasus Records / Big Loud Records

1. Merle Haggard—Mamma Tried

2. Sam Hunt—Body Like A Back Road—

3. Clay Davidson-Unconditional--1971

4. Jeff Carson—Not On Your Love -- **26-3-2022

5. High Valley --Somebody Tell That Girl *way back

6. Hailey Whitters-Raised *raised

7. Hailey Whitters-Everything She Ain’t *raised

8. Clay Walker-Catching Up With An Ol’Memory -60

9. Ryan Hurd -Pass It On--59

10. Adam Doleac—Drinkin’ It Wrong 57

11. Overzicht # 5-2 countryairplay

12. Cody Johnson—'Til You Can’t -- human #1

13. Maren Morris—Bakground Music --*humble Quest

14. George Strait—Carrying Your Love With Me 1997

15. Lonestar—Come Cryin’ To Me -- 1997

16. Kenny Chesney--She’s Got It all-

17. The Wilder Blue—Shadows and moonlight -- favoriet

18. Faith Hill—Breathe- breathe 1999

19. Faith Hill—The Way You Love Me -breathe 1999

20. Thomas Rhett- Death Row *where We Started Sofi

21. The Tennessee Studs –Shrink—turn the heat up

22. Robert Pant /Alison Krauss—Searching For My Love—raise the roof

23. Joshua Hedley –Broke Again --2022

24. Jesper Lindell –Westcoast Rain --

25. 49 Winchester - “Annabel ”

26. Silver Lining—Your Everything--

27. Hailey Whitters--Big Family *raised

28. Hailey Whitters-College Town *raised

29. Ned Ledoux – Rodeo Dreams *Buckskin

30. Randall King—Shot Glass-- shotglass

31. Ernest – Flower shops – flower shops the album

32. Morgan Wallen - 7 summers --dangerous double album 2021

33. Re: Reba McEntire –Because Of You --

34. Charles Kelly –The Driver -- Trucksong

34a. C.W. McCall- Convoy - zie clip hierboven ** 1-4-2022

35. Merle Haggard /Heather Myles—No One Is Gonna Love You Better

36. Tyller Gummersall—If I Had You To Hold-- -juweeltje

37. Garth Brooks –Don’t Cross The River *scarecrow

38. Sandra Vanreys -..Falling in Love With You

39. Angie Flare—With The Car Running

40. Blackfields—Disappointed -

41. George Jones --He Stopped Loving Her Today

42. Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You (3in 1)

43. Garth Brooks -If Tomorrow never Comes *Garth brooks

44. Hailey Whitters-Boys Back Home *raised

45. Zephania Ohora- She’s Leaving In The Morning—this highway

46. Willie Nelson --Our Song * first rose of spring

47. Jon Wolff- A Cowgirl Like You—Dos Corazon.

48. Kenny Rogers-- Lucille 1977

Adres Bauke van der vliet Samensteller/ presentator New Country Barten 30 8447 BS Heerenveen

Voor verzoekjes en tips voor de agenda : ([email protected])

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allfiredupproject · 3 years

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PETER BLAKE’S ARTICE IN DORSET LIFE EXPLORES CARTER’S TILES!

Peter Blake’s Article in Dorset Life on Carter’s Tiles! A fantastic read!

Carter’s Tile Manufactory

Peter Blake looks at the origins of the company that would become Poole Pottery

Published in August ’16

The famous ‘Welcome to Poole’ sign at Sandbanks

How many of the millions of commuters and tourists who use the London Underground every year give a thought to their surroundings, in particular the countless tiles which line the tunnels and decorate the stations? Very few, I am sure. If any do, perhaps they would be surprised to know just how many were produced in Dorset, a county not always considered to be in the forefront of manufacturing output. However, a small part of Poole was a major player in the production of tiles and other ceramics used in the building trade for nearly 100 years. This is the story of Jesse Carter and his family, and their impact on Poole from the 1870s onwards. Dorset clay has been used for pottery for thousands of years. Indeed, some of the earliest fragments of fired pottery which have been found locally go back to the Neolithic period, c. 3000 years BC. The clay was mainly used by local potters until the 18th century, when improving transport links led to an increased demand for the fine white plastic ball clay from potteries all over the country. The following century saw a massive building boom, with the associated demand for ceramics for the building trade, such as roof tiles, chimney pots, drainpipes, and floor and decorative tiles. To meet this need, a number of potteries sprang up around Poole.

Lovely detailing on this corner building at Julian Terrace in Southbourne, Bournemouth

One such was the Patent Architectural Pottery Company, founded in Hamworthy in 1854 to supply high-quality goods for the better class of builders. James Walker, an employee of this company, decided to branch out on his own, and around 1860 set up the Walker Patent Encaustic and Mosaic Ornamental Brick and Tile Manufactory on East Quay, Poole. He fairly quickly got into financial difficulties and came to the attention of Jesse Carter, an enterprising businessman who visited Poole often in the course of his work as a partner in an ironmongers’ and builders’ merchants in Weybridge, Surrey. He saw the potential for the ailing business and acquired the site, by now derelict, in 1873, renaming it Carter’s Industrial Tile Manufactory, later to become Carter & Co, with a subsidiary company called Carter Stabler and Adams being established in 1921, which eventually became the worldwide success that was renamed Poole Pottery in 1963. Born in 1830 in Abbots Worthy, the son of a bricklayer, Jesse Carter benefited from the building boom of the 19th century. A journeyman bricklayer in 1851, by 1861 he was a builder employing 49 men and five boys. There are records in Hampshire Record Office of a number of land sales involving Carter in the Winchester area during this period, and it is likely that he did well out of the growing demand for land in an area which was developing rapidly, with a big increase in the demand for housing following the opening of the railway station in 1839. In 1871 he was living in Weybridge, but moved to Poole soon after acquiring the pottery site, living first in Market Street, then later in West End House, a very imposing Georgian residence, which still stands. He began to expand the range of tiles produced at the pottery, alongside the old ‘Carter’s red’ floor tiles, producing more decorative glazed, modelled and painted wall tiles for the growing interior design market. By the middle of the 1880s, the business was thriving, and Jesse took three of his sons, Charles, Owen and Ernest into the company, Ernest sadly dying in 1887 of rheumatic fever at the age of 27. With the involvement of his sons in the business, Jesse started to take a less active part in the day-to-day running of the pottery and moved to West Cliff Road in Bournemouth, Owen taking up residence in West End House.

The Norton Free Library (now a Wetherspoons pub)

Owen was the driving force behind the introduction of decorative pieces and tableware into the repertoire of the pottery, in his capacity as Art and Technical Director. A friend and admirer of William de Morgan, who designed tiles for William Morris, Owen set up a potter’s wheel in a stable at the rear of West End House, where he started experimenting with the development of ornamental wares. In 1912, production of the more straightforward floor and wall tiles was shifted to the Hamworthy sites owned by the pottery, with the East Quay site concentrating on the more artistic end of the spectrum. Owen’s involvement with what became the world famous Poole Pottery ended with his death in 1919. Carter and Co produced their tiles over a period of nearly 100 years, from 1873 until the company was merged into Pilkington Tiles Ltd in 1964. In 1962, production was estimated to be 100,000 tiles per week, with the tunnel ovens on site using more gas than the whole of Salisbury.

The Poole coat of arms on Poole Bridge

Although the ornamental ware received more attention, the plainer output of the pottery was vital to the continuing success of the business. Carter’s supplied many of the tiles which line the London underground tunnels. They also produced relief tiles for the decoration of the stations, for example Bethnal Green, depicting London scenes. Carter’s was also responsible for the platform tiling for the Victoria line. The company produced blue plaques put up by the LCC, and later the GLC, for many years until they stopped making them in 1981. Other bread and butter work was also important, if unglamorous. The supply of glazed bricks and ceramic tiles for commercial premises such as pubs, butchers, cinemas and the like provided a lucrative business, allowing the more decorative side of the pottery to develop and flourish. Fortunately, a number of examples of these ornate frontages and signs still exist in our area, for example: the Branksome Arms, Commercial Road, Bournemouth, which is Grade II listed; the Goat and Tricycle in Westhill Road, Bournemouth (previously the Pembroke Arms); Westbourne Cinema (now Westbourne Club Grand Bingo); Jenkins and Sons, a 1920s butchers and fishmongers at Penn Hill, Parkstone (still called Jenkins and Sons, but now a café bar, with the facade preserved); the Welcome to Poole signs such as the one situated at Sandbanks; the Swan Inn and Poole Arms pub, both in Poole; and the Poole town coats of arms, displayed on Poole Bridge. Other examples can be found fairly close at hand, for example New Milton, Salisbury, Romsey and Portsmouth. Poole Museum would also be a good starting point for anyone interested in finding out more about Carter and Co’s output. For more detailed information, please look at the Facebook page of the Tile Lady, a local expert who provides illustrated talks and undertakes guided tours giving information about noteworthy buildings and tiled features in the Bournemouth and Poole area. If visiting any of these sites, try to do so on a sunny day, just after rain if possible, as the coloured tiles will be seen to their best advantage then, taking on jewel-like qualities.

The front of Jenkin and Son in Parkstone

The Carter family had a long-lasting impact on the life and times of Poole, continuing right up to the modern day. As well as employing people at Carter’s and later Poole Pottery, another of Jesse’s sons, William, took over the ailing Kinson Pottery in 1884, making it a going concern. His son, Herbert Spencer Carter, OBE JP, went on to be Mayor of Poole five times, the first time in 1912 at the age of 32. In 1946, Herbert Carter Secondary School was opened, named in his honour. Still operating, now as Carter Community School, this establishment has educated many thousands of Poole’s children. Poole Pottery has attracted well-deserved fame for the innovative design and use of colour in its ceramics, spreading the name of Poole throughout the world and attracting countless visitors to its premises. Although the bulk of the manufacturing is now carried out at Middleport pottery in Staffordshire, new designs are still created, fired and painted in the Studio Pottery on Poole Quay, continuing the tradition going back over a century.

The Swan Inn in Poole

Jesse Carter died in 1927 at the grand old age of 96. Little can he have thought when he first saw a derelict and failing pottery in 1873, that the company he founded would have such a profound effect not only on his own family, but on the town of Poole as well. www.poolepottery.co.uk

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actualidadliteratura · 5 years

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El rey Arturo. Nuevos fragmentos de su historia y algunas más

1. Tabla redonda en Winchester. Fue pintada en 1522 por orden de Enrique VIII. 2. Rey Arturo, por Charles Ernest Butler. La leyenda del rey Arturo y los Caballeros de la Tabla (o Mesa) Redonda es uno de los grandes mitos del Viejo Continente, que se extiende a la literatura. Y su historia y...

Sigue leyendo en https://www.actualidadliteratura.com/rey-arturo-nuevos-fragmentos/

#Fantasía #Libros #Noticias #Novela

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well-that-went-better-in-my-head · 7 years

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List of famous people with depression

Ludwig van Beethoven- Actually Bipolar, A famous Composed known for Für Elise and Ode to Joy, also his 5th symphony. Beyoncé- A famous musician Agatha Christie- A writer of crime and mystery books in the twenties. Winston Churchill- A former prime minister of Great Britain during WWII in 1940-1945. Calvin Coolidge- 30th President of the United States. Charles Darwin- A famous scientist from the 19th century famous for his theory of evolution and his book "The Origin of Species" Diana-Princess of Wales Charles Darwin- A writer in the 19th century famous for his books "A Christmas Carol" and "A Tale of Two Cities." Chris Evans- an American actor famous for his role as Captain America in recent and current years. Carrie Fisher- Technically she had Bipolar, but she deserves to be on here. She is famous for her role as Princess Leia in Star Wars. She is great and I love her. Don't you dis her. Ernest Hemingway- an American writer who changed the world of literature into a more simple style. Also had Bipolar. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson- an American actor, producer, singer, and professional wrestler. He's also really kind and has a cute family. Stephen King- a horror move creator Lady Gaga- A famous singer and dancer. "Poker Face" Net worth: $275 million John Lennon- Co-founder of the Beatles "the most commercially successful and musically influential band in the history of popular music." Meriwether Lewis- Leader of the Corp of Discovery, a journey across the unexplored western United States discovering new animals from the Bison to the Coyote. Abraham Lincoln- 16th President of the United States and the abolitionist of slavery in the United States with his Emancipation Proclamation. Herman Melville- Writer of what is widely considered the greatest book ever written, Moby Dick Marilyn Monroe- Not depression but bipolar. Monroe was a very famous actress and model still famous now. BUT SHE WAS ALSO LIKE SUPER SMART WITH MATH AND SCIENCE AND STUFF, SHE WASNT JUST A PRETTY FACE! Isaac Newton- A physicist known for the creation of "Newtons Laws of Physics" which still stand today, He is considered one of the most influential scientists to ever live. Jared Padalecki- American actor known mainly for his role as Sam Winchester in CW's Supernatural. J. K. Rowling- Writer of HARRY POTTER! Like COME ON HARRY POTTER!!!

#depression #famous people #you're not alone

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candacepandace · 1 year

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Charles felt like the luckiest man in the world that night, after dinner, as he listened to his wife talk passionately about selling her latest painting. He could look at her for hours. She is so beautiful inside and out. Helena is the kind of woman who could just light up a room with her smile. She is always so cheerful and it's infectious.

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candacepandace · 1 year

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Growing up, Charles was very much an academic and always had a dream of getting a distinguished degree. He is a bookish type who loves to read, write, and play the piano. He met Helena in university where they were both pursuing an art history degree. He fell in love with her mind above all else because he'd never met a girl who could keep up with him on an intellectual level before. It didn't hurt that she was also the most beautiful woman he'd ever seen. Their families were pleased by their coupling and supported them in their decision to marry.

1890

Charles (26) and Helena (22) get married and move to the countryside to pursue a quiet life where they could focus on starting a family.

Charles has decided to pursue writing as a career while Helena enjoys being a housewife and selling her paintings.

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candacepandace · 1 year

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Charles Ernest Winchester and Helena Ruth Winchester married in the early spring of 1890. They are both young adults and live on their farm in the countryside with a housemaid, a farmhand, a cow, a dog, four hens, and a rooster.

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candacepandace · 1 year

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The Winchesters are lovers of art in all forms.

In the painting: Charles, Amelia Bedelia, Chanticleer, and Eggwina

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candacepandace · 1 year

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Lady is a sweet young dog who enjoys running through the yard while Frederick Bennett tends to the livestock and the crops. Frederick is only 23 but a life of hard work out in the sun has aged his face beyond his years.

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newcountryradio · 2 years

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New country 25e jaargang #1118 (677) van 28 maart 2022 (wk 13) tussen 19.00 -22.00 op Smelne fm

Album van de week : * Hailey Whitters *Raised - Pigasus Records / Big Loud

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1. Waylon Jennings—Good Hearted Woman

2. Martina McBride—Blessed--

3. High Valley --Somebody Tell That Girl *way back

4. Hardy—Sold Out

5. Hailey Whitters-Raised *raised

6. Hailey Whitters-Everything She Ain’t *raised

7. Randy Houser - note To Self

8. Jimmie Allen –Down Home

9. Carrie Underwood – Ghost Story--

10. Overzicht # 5-2 countryairplay

11. Cody Johnson—'Til You Can’t -- human #1

12. Jesse Daniel—Little Devil—new

13. George Strait—Carrying Your Love With Me

14. Lonestar—Come Cryin’ To Me --

15. Kenny Chesney--She’s Got It all-

16. Ronnie Dunn – Broken Neon Hearts 100 proof neon favoriet

17. Faith Hill—Breathe- breathe

18. Faith Hill—The Way You Love Me -breathe

19. Trace Adkins—Muddy Water *x Sofi

20. The Tennessee Studs –Shrink—turn the heat up

21. Robert Pant /Alison Krauss—Searching For My Love—raise the roof

22. Jenny Berkel—Kaleidoscope--2022

23. Jesper Lindell –Westcoast Rain --

24. 49 Winchester - “Annabel ”

25. Hailey Whitters--Big Family *raised

26. Hailey Whitters-College Town *raised

27. Ned Ledoux – Rodeo Dreams *Buckskin

28. Randall King—Shot Glass-- shotglass

29. Ernest – Flower shops – flower shops the album

30. Morgan Wallen ---dangerous double album 2021

31. Re: Reba McEntire –Because Of You --

32. Charles Kelly –The Driver -- Trucksong

33. Waylon Jennings/Neil Diamond *One Good Love

34. Jason McCoy—Perfect Disguise-- -juweeltje

35. Garth Brooks –Swallow- fun

36. Sandra Vanreys ..Als Ik Jouw Niet Had Gekend agenda.

37. Angie Flare—With The Car Running

38. Bert Veldkamp—Drowning In Your Eyes –

39. Blackfields—Disappointed -

40. George Jones --He Stopped Loving Her Today

41. Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You (3in 1)

42. Garth Brooks -If Tomorrow never Comes *Garth brooks

43. Hailey Whitters-Boys Back Home *raised

44. Zephania Ohora- She’s Leaving In The Morning—this highway

45. Willie Nelson --Our Song * first rose of spring

46. Jon Wolff- A Cowgirl Like You—Dos Corazon.

47. John Denver—Calypso (live) .-.

Adres Bauke van der vliet Samensteller/ presentator New Country Barten 30 8447 BS Heerenveen

Voor verzoekjes en tips voor de agenda : ([email protected])

#maandagavond smelne's country avond

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