Pretending to be Cinderella in her glass shoe ?
I'm sorry, SB.Ive had days like that, without the glass
Oh, I really love this. Thank-you, SB!And for Miz Kristy, we have a couple of Gals whose most strategically placed parts are surrounded by Serge de Nimes. Well....almost surrounded.View attachment 526581
I love everything about this! Thank-you!Havin' A Heatwave....Tropical Heatwave.....?View attachment 526582
Great taste Kristy?I love everything about this! Thank-you!
Very beautiful ?
Thank-you, Erja!I bet you look good in it too ??
= Nok Air (In Thai nok = bird)
I don't know about this ship, but it's unfortunate the SS United States has been laid up for many years at Pier 82, Philly.A Steamship of the US Lines....My Granny went home to Scotland on one of their Ships in 1956, after a Visit. I remember seeing her off at Pier 86, probably on the SS United States. I was not quite three. Note that Pier numbers coincided with Street Numbers: Pier 86 was At 86th Street and the Hudson River. View attachment 524958
Stuff happens, SugareeI'm sorry, SB.
The very one. At one time they were going to send it to a knacker, then PhiladelphiaI don't know about this ship, but it's unfortunate the SS United States has been laid up for many years at Pier 82, Philly.
It's just sitting there, huge and magnificent, even in it's old age and bad condition.
Yes, and there is a SS United States Conservancy, but they can't do anything without the mountain of money it would require.The very one. At one time they were going to send it to a knacker, then Philadelphia
( which had built one of the first US Navy Frigates, The USS United States) asked to have it....and they got it
...But its an expensive thing to restore...so it sits
Want to Fire a Cowboy's imagination, ladies? Learn to Squat over your Spurs. Does it to me every time.?
Beautiful shot, Chiara! The Eiffel Tower in the background is a nice touch.