Exhibición de leones marinos (Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park)
A few nice family meals images I found:
Exhibición de leones marinos (Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park)
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Cualquier motivo es una buena excusa para organizar una inolvidable excursión a Rancho Texas Lanzarote, en la circunvalación de Puerto del Carmen, porque cuando vengan encontrarán amplios y cuidados paseos, jardines, terrazas, zonas verdes y espacios para el relax; piscinas seguras con divertidos juegos de agua; piscina climatizada de agua de mar con solárium chillout; tres restaurantes de distintos aforos y especialidades gastronómicas; tres demostraciones de las habilidades de leones marinos, aves rapaces y cacatúas; baños interactivos con leones marinos de California y La Patagonia; exhibiciones de lazo y látigo de los cowboys; recorrido por respetuosas recreaciones de distintos hábitats naturales en las que viven aquí, y en paz, cientos de mamíferos, aves y reptiles; aula de la naturaleza y la educación medioambiental; sendero para cabalgar sobre ponys; laguna navegable para canoas; riachuelo minero con pepitas de oro; exposición y venta de artículos relacionados con la cultura tejana y la fauna americana; fiestas nocturnas con barbacoa campera y ac-tuaciones de música y bailes country; recepción de invitados a cargo de Buffalo Bill, cowboys e indios a caballo y simpáticas chicas de saloon; guagua propia (bus) para transporte de invitados…
Are you coming on a trip to Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park?
Yes. An excursion or trip is when you visit a place, like a city or museum, anywhere to learn about it, have fun and do some exercise.
You will enjoy all this and much more if you spend a day out at Rancho Texas Lanzarote Park with friends, family or workmates.
Due to the size and great variety of things to do at our park all are bound to have fun! This is the perfect place to visit to try new and different experiences: Interact with sea lions, get carried away with our breathtaking birds of prey exhibition as eagles, speedy falcons, vultures even a condor (the largest of birds) fly over your head at very low distance! Or have a laugh while our clever parrots and cockatoos entertain you with their demonstrations.
Why not go for a ride on a pony or canoeing?
Enjoy our delicious American-like meals or a menu meal at the Splash & pool area where there are pools for all ages with fun attractions and games. Or just take a walk around our wonderful gardens with a great variety of plants and enjoy the sight of lovely animals, reptiles and exotic birds, which live in recreated installations and spaces adapted as their natural habitats.
Walking around our park you will feel a relaxing atmosphere as well as having fun!
Humphreys serves holiday meal
Image by U.S. Army Korea (Historical Image Archive)
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Humphreys serves holiday meal
By Pfc. Han, Jae-ho
jaeho.han2.fm@mail.mil
CAMP HUMPHREYS — Soldiers, Family members and civilians of United States Army Garrison Humphreys celebrated with a holiday meal on Dec. 9 at the Community Activity Center.
The event included a gourmet buffet, live music by the 8th Army band, and holiday trivia.
“We were faced with so many challenges this year, but it also has been a lot of fun”, said USAG Humphreys Commander, Col Joseph P. Moore. He also thanked directorates for their work during the past year.
“Leaders in Seoul have a lot of trust and confidence in Camp Humphreys, and those who worked hard for this organization deserve a lot of credit,” he said.
“This is a great holiday party and serves as a capstone to all the hard work”, added Command Sgt. Maj. Spencer, Gray, the USAG Humphreys senior enlisted Soldier. “We don’t get to see everyone at once, so this is a great time to meet others.”
USO Free Lunch – U.S. Army Garrison Humphreys, South Korea – 9 January 2013
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U.S. Army photos by Victoria Choi
USO provides a hearty meal for free
By Victoria Choi
USAG Humphreys Public Affairs
CAMP HUMPHREYS – Every other Wednesday, from 11:30 a.m. until the food runs out, the United Services Organization, or USO, here provides a free program called “Lunchbox.”
This year, all USO free lunches are sponsored by the Exchange New Cars Sales and desserts are donated primarily by military spouses, like Michelle Sibinski, the wife of Chief Warrant Officer 2 Michael J. Sibinski, assigned to Company C, 302nd General Support Aviation Battalion. Michelle also works at the Camp Humphreys Commissary as a cashier.
“I have been in that situation when you don’t have anything and I just want to give back to my community what I have now,” she said. “This is a small community here, and pretty much everyone knows everybody, and, you know, doing these little things makes a big difference, especially, for those who are far away from home and family. Little closures like this help a lot and warm everybody’s heart.”
A group of volunteers led by Kap Brown, the USO duty manager, made all the preparations for the event and were serving a hearty meal for several dozen Soldiers.
“It is a lot of fun and it is very rewarding to give back,” said Rosie Majka, an Army wife who has been volunteering at the USO since last April.
The event has received very positive responses from Soldiers.
“I think it is a really great community outreach that USO is doing, and I know that the Soldiers definitely appreciate it,” said Staff Sgt. Brian R. Simon, assigned to 4-58th Airfield Operation Battalion.
The next USO Lunchbox is scheduled for Jan. 23. They will have hotdogs and desserts. For those who would like to donate something or have any questions, contact the USO at 753-6281.
Cool Cookbook images
Check out these cookbook images:
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Image by CCFoodTravel.com
Nice Cookbook photos
Some cool cookbook images:
A Supper Buffet for Ball or Reception from Mrs. Beeton's Book of Household Management. Digitally enhanced from our own 1923 edition.
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Antique illustrations from our own 1923 edition of Mrs. Beeton’s Household Management or Mrs. Beeton Cookery book edited by Isabella Beeton. This book was known as "an extensive guide to running a household in Victorian Britain" that described the arts of making and keeping a comfortable home. This book was a fruitful source for household chores and cookery. The mouthwatering illustrations of delicious food and tasty pastries were designed by skillful artists. We have digitally enhanced these plates into high resolution printable quality. They are free to download under the CC0 license. Also, these illustrations are free to use for either personal or commercial purpose.
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AddingVegs
Image by YoAmes
adding carrots, potatoes and onions to the stew
Nice Cook Books photos
A few nice cook books images I found:
British Library digitised image from page 249 of “Volcanoes of North America, etc”
Image by The British Library
Image taken from:
Title: "Volcanoes of North America, etc"
Author(s): Russell, Israel C. (Israel Cook), 1852-1906 [person]
British Library shelfmark: "Digital Store 07107.i.5"
Page: 249 (scanned page number – not necessarily the actual page number in the publication)
Place of publication: New York (United States of America)
Date of publication: 1897
Publisher: Macmillan
Type of resource: Monograph
Language(s): English
Physical description: xiv, 346 pages (8°)
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003193716 (physical copy) and 014828704 (digitised copy)
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2010-05-30 : Pie of Aloes
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A sequence of images from the Spring Bank Holiday Weekend in the Tudor Kitchens at Hampton Court Palace.
Marc H. was making a recipe, ‘Pie of Aloes’. Aloes are fake larks (from the French) made of thinly beaten steaks of mutton (in this case) wrapped around a filling of boiled egg yolks and herbs (parsley?).
The ‘aloes’ are then baked in a pie, (a bit like "four and twenty song birds…").
However, the paste Marc made was a bit firm/crumbly he called on the expert hands of Robin to raise the pie crust and complete the pie. The end result was a bit "craggy" but it did hold together when baked. I didn’t see the final product, (it was eaten before I had a chance the next day) but Richard, (Tudor Cook), got a picture of it on his ‘Cooking The Books blog ( tudorcook.blogspot.com/2010/06/just.html ).
Guide/Cook/Photo Books
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Black Diet
Check out these diet images:
Black Diet
Image by Marcus Metropolis
Dieter Rappold
Image by Alex Dunne
dieter hufenbach
Image by Westfalia Werdohl TT
