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W Logan Street, Moberly, Missouri.

[aryburn-trains]

The Golden Spike Centennial Limited Moberly, MO May 14, 1969

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Moberly

[kitaston]

Mount Fuji | Japan

ph. Toro Moberly

[thorsenmark]

Athabasca River with a Mountain Backdrop (Jasper National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While on the H.J. Moberly Bridge with a view looking to the north-northeast. This location is in Jasper National Park. With this image, I decided to zoom in with the focal length and capture a layered look as the river flowed by. I used one of the shorelines to frame the setting but also have a look beyond with the ridges and peaks of the Colin Range with Mount Colin and Hawk Mountain. I later worked with control points in DxO PhotoLab 6 and then made some adjustments to bring out the contrast, saturation and brightness I wanted for the final image.

[coloursofunison]

I'm delighted to welcome Charles Moberly and his new book, Try the Leopard's Mouth to the blog #Thriller #Romance #1970s #BlogTour #TheCoffeePotBookClub

I'm delighted to welcome Charles Moberly and his new book, Try the Leopard's Mouth to the blog #Thriller #Romance #1970s #BlogTour #TheCoffeePotBookClub @cathiedunn @thecoffeepotbookclub

Here’s the blurb AFRICA. 1970 Briony and Tom, both in their twenties, are very different characters. But opposites attract. In business, as in love, they complement each other. They buy a farm and discover a rare drug. Tom grows it and Briony markets it. At first, they are oblivious of their responsibilities to the land and its people. But gradually they realise that they have been supporting…

[gravalicious]

The Nation of Islam at The Notting Hill Carnival (2005) by Giles Moberly.

[ghostowlattic]

'Sylvia Moberly-Holland and/or Ethel Kulsar’s enchanting pastel concept art and color studies for Fantasia’s Nutcracker Suite sequence, dance if the Sugarplum Fairies, ca 1940.'

[robertalanclayton]

Moberly MO, RA Clayton #ruralamerica

[flagwars]

2023 New Flag Wars: Round 1

This tournament follows up the previous competition to find the best new flag adopted last year! While the last tournament focused just on Czech flags, this one features flags from all over the world and also includes the winner of the Czech tournament. Let me know which flag you’re rooting for in the comments!

Round 1:

1. Kirnaičiai, Lithuania vs. Kareivonių, Lithuania vs. Vidiškiai, Lithuania vs. Skapiškis, Lithuania vs. Sužionys, Lithuania vs. Subačius, Lithuania vs. Avižieniai, Lithuania

2. Nixa, Missouri vs. Křečhoř, Czechia

3. Moberly, Missouri vs. Cooperstown, New York vs. Banffshire, Scotland

4. Cubolta, Moldova vs. Minnesota

5. Kansas City, Missouri vs. Nustrow, Germany vs. Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability

6. Gilbert, West Virginia vs. Sandy, Utah

7. Burns Lake, British Columbia vs. Lawrence County, Pennsylvania vs. Berwickshire, Scotland

8. Forest Finns vs. San Giorgio Bigarello, Italy vs. Moray, Scotland

9. Cleves, Ohio vs. Frederick County, Maryland

10. Syracuse, New York vs. Morristown, New Jersey vs. Martinique

11. Aberdeenshire, Scotland vs. Römnitz, Germany

12. Yucatán, Mexico vs. Frankfort, Indiana

13. Kent, Ohio vs. Byhalia, Mississippi

14. Lago Vista, Texas vs. High Point, North Carolina vs. Cedar City, Utah

15. Ogden, Utah vs. Córdoba, Argentina

16. Utah vs. Kennett Township, Pennsylvania

[kitaston]

Mount Fuji | Japan

ph. Taro Moberley

[thorsenmark]

My Vacation Escapes in Jasper National Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: While on the H.J. Moberly Bridge with a view looking to the north-northeast. This location is in Jasper National Park. My thought on composing this image came about as I watched cars go by across the bridge to my front. I noticed the trusses on the bridge and decided to use that as a frame for look beyond with the Athabasca River and mountains. The rest was just aligning myself for a view with the mountains and including interesting patterns in the trusses.

[generationexorcist]

The Edwardian Women Who Claimed to Travel Back in Time

On October 5, 1789, Marie Antoinette dressed in a casual, low-cut dress and a wide-brimmed hat and arranged a campstool on the grassy terrace of her chateau, the Petit Trianon, in Versailles. She was perched there sketching some nearby trees when her quiet repose was interrupted by a breathless page, bringing news that an angry mob was on their way from Paris.

These were the events of the French queen’s last day at her beloved Trianon, and the beginning of the end for the French monarchy. Or at least, these are the details alleged by Charlotte Anne Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain in their book The Adventure. The two women claimed that when they toured the royal palace in 1901, something extraordinary happened: They were transported back to the 18th century, where they glimpsed the queen on what may have been the last happy day of her life…

Mental Floss

[devotedlygrandwinner]

Statue of General Omar Bradley, Moberly, MO.

[cosmicanger]

Notting Hill Carnival, 1994, by Giles Moberly