Umm...who are those people, Bosko?
The Sycamore at Hadrian's Wall, felled by a couple morons for something to do, wasn't 5 percent as old as the Pinus longaeva (~4856 years) in the...
That's as close as possible to the ultimate image of the tenacity of life. I cannot imagine a more significant single plant on the face of our...
Right you are, AJ...now that I've looked into the matter. Flat oval shapes aren't lozenges. Does that shape have a generic name? Thanks...
These belong to the friend whose wife is in memory care. She collected a wide range of stones an mostly costume jewelry. the beads are ~1" by...
WOW...Thanks!
Statement pieces, any way you look at them...very nice score, Pete. Welcome here, BTW...
Whew! What an enormous effort, visible in your great pics, Laura...obviously a labor of love. Unlike Nana, tho'...I'm glad I don't live close...
I am intimately familiar with the syndrome!
Oops...sorry, muddled thinking! I plucked this from Google Images...there are quite a few others, too:...
If Berber, then goat or camel wool probably. Thanks, AJ...I'm grateful!
Holy Smoke (now that I realize what it means)! There are hundreds of them very similar to mine...Thanks!
Thank you, AJ! Both of your links have the word Gablonz in their titles. What does it mean, in context?
There are ~85 total, 14 of them are the 'floral' separators usually delimiting groups of 10. The complete string weighs ~158 grams; it is ~24"...
I have no clue when or where this was acquired. It's ~1 3/4" wide by ~1 3/8" high; made from 2 pieces of embossed copper or brass sheetmetal....
A chevron for each 6-month deployment, perhaps?
To flash their sparkle in yer face! "See how wealthy MY partner is!" or some such Prideful Display...an' other dictates of matrimonial fashion....
The word 'tatting' comes to mind, as I've seen this shape an' size over the years an' heard that usage for them...but really have no idea what...
If not for the peculiar lighting, you may not have seen it! Profound Good Fortune, Davey!
These were never intended to be worn in combat, Evely.
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