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dopescissorscashwagon · 5 months

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Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Bayfield Wisconsin

📸 by Michael DeWitt

#Michael DeWitt #Amazing #Apostle Islands National Lakeshore #Bayfield #Wisconsin #USA #Beautiful #Nature #Travel #Photography #Adventure

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jolieeason · 1 year

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Bookish Travels---March 2023 Destinations

This meme is what it says: Places I travel to in books each month. Books are lovely and take you to places you would never get to. That includes places of fantasy too!! Bon Voyage!! Please let me know if you have read these books or traveled to these areas. United States New Hampshire (Adams) New York (Haverford, Limerick, Johnstown), Connecticut (Ashford, Canterbury, Bayfield), Pennsylvania…

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nakeddeparture · 6 months

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Andre Leo Clarke, 21, of Bayfield, St Philip, is at your Hotel St Philip tonight. Who are his parents?

https://youtu.be/GZcC5cZGGxo

Why was he robbing his neighbors? Ladies and Gentlemen, he was robbing his neighbors because he was born poor. Naked!!

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#Andre Leo Clarke #naked departure #barbados #robbery #burglary #bayfield #st philip #Youtube

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wausaupilot · 7 months

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Lake Superior island town reaches tentative $17M deal to buy Madeline Island Ferry Line assets

Town of La Pointe seeks to preserve its link to the mainland for islanders.

By Danielle Kaeding- Wisconsin Public Radio A Lake Superior Island town has reached a tentative $17 million deal to purchase the assets of the Madeline Island Ferry Line that connects residents to the mainland in northern Wisconsin. The La Pointe Town Board voted unanimously to authorize the town’s harbor commission to move ahead with the purchase. The commission and ferry line reached a…

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#afternoon update #Bayfield #Madeline Island Ferry

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ad-j · 9 months

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WATCHLIST 2023: Trigger Point

#trigger point #barry pepper #carlos rota #eve harlow #Nazneen Contractor #jayne eastwood #laura vandervoort #colm feore #bayfield

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jaygabler · 1 year

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A pastor in Bayfield, Wisconsin is leading a Lenten Lord of the Rings discussion group. Each week's meeting includes a potluck supper, Tolkien trivia with freshly-laid eggs as a prize, and a recital by a bard. Read all about it in the Duluth News Tribune.

#Bayfield #Wisconsin #J.R.R. Tolkien #Lord of the Rings #books

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yourfrankiethings · 1 year

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Landmark Restaurant at Old Rittenhouse Inn, Bayfield, WI., 10/1/22

exterior – 303 Rittenhouse Ave., Bayfield, WI., 54814 The Landmark Restaurant is in the Queen Anne Victorian home called the Rittenhouse Inn in Bayfield, Wisconsin. Located on a hill, overlooking Lake Superior it provides a wonderful view of the water and quaint town. The well-maintained brownstone also houses a bed and breakfast inn, there and in other buildings off-site. Three rooms on the…

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#Bayfield #breakfast #dessert menu #dining #eating #Frankie #image #Landmark Restaurant #meal #menu #photo #picture #restaurant #review #Rittenhouse Inn #Tasting menu #wine list

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diioonysus · 8 months

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dresses + art

#portrait of sabina seupham spalding by federico de madrazo y kuntz #portrait of anne blackett by maria verelst #portrait of mary sylvester by joseph blackburn #portrait of lady and her daughter by philip alexius de laszlo #ms hugh hammersley by john singer sargent #alice crawford in the role of olivia in “twelfth night” by william logsdail #portrait of lady by jules louis machard #lady dr. m by friedrich august von kaulbach #i cannot find this artist for some reason #juene suissesse de brienz by joseph desire court #princess maria carolina augusta of bourbon by franz xaver winterhalter #portrait of josefa del aguila ceballos by federico de madrazo #princess tatiana yusupova by franz xavier winterhalter #portrait of a lady in a white gown by unknown #fairies by madeleine jeanne lemaire #portrait of a lady by hugh de twenbrokes glazebrook #phila franks by thomas hudson #portrait of marguerite de seve by nicolas de largillere #portrait of marie-anne de chateauneuf by nicolas de largillere #penelope bayfield by thomas hudson #portrait of louise-elizabeth of france with her son by adelaide labille-guiard #i cant find this artist so if someone knows please let me know #self-portrait with harp by rose-adelaide ducreux #portrait of irma geijer nee von hallwyl by julius kronberg #countess carolina maraini sommaruga by vittorio matteo corcos #portrait of millicent duchess of sutherland by john singer sargent #flaming june by sir frederick leighton #portrait of anne of austria by peter paul rubens #judith by eglon hendrick van der neer #portrait of donna franca florio by giovanni boldini

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dcfairwi · 2 years

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This Upscale Restaurant In A Former Wisconsin Vacation Mansion Offers An Unforgettable Dining Experience http://dlvr.it/SRqkh1

#Wisconsin #bayfield

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uwmspeccoll · 29 days

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Typography Tuesday

WHITTINGHAM INITIALS

The Whittinghams, Charles the Elder (1767-1840), who founded the Chiswick Press, and his nephew and successor Charles the Younger (1795–1876), were among the finest English printer/publishers of the 19th century, noted especially for the quality of typographic design and evenness of printing. Their firm was also the chief printer for bookseller/publisher William Pickering, whose own devotion to quality was exemplified in his use of Aldus Manutius's anchor & dolphin printer's mark, combined with the motto Aldi Discipulus Anglus (Aldus's English Disciple).

Many of the distinctive, wood-engraved initials the Whittinghams used were designed by Charles II himself along with his artist daughters Charlotte and Elizabeth, almost all of which were engraved by English book illustrator and wood engraver Mary Byfield (1795-1871). The Whittingham initials shown here are from the 1896 Grolier Club publication, The Charles Whittinghams Printers by Arthur Warren (1860-1924), which itself is printed by one of the finest 19th-century American printers, Theodore Low De Vinne (1828-1914), who printed the book on handmade paper in an edition of 185 copies. Our copy is another gift from our friend Jerry Buff, a Grolier Club member.

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i-cloudyink-i · 5 months

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@auburn-cat043 said this is his favorite cloudy drawing and to that I say YAY! Thank you Ralph and happy birthday Wyatt ^_^

Should I ping @ledeecity too? sure why not hi

#fanart #ledee city #wyatt brett bayfield #happy borthday #to him #yay!!!

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ask-ledeenizens · 3 months

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Hello Wyatt

How do you feel being a baguette 😁😁😁

#ledee city #wyatt brett bayfield

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wickedpotterpictures · 1 year

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Robbie Coltrane (& Martin Bayfield) - Hagrid ll Behind The Scenes

#Martin Bayfield #robbie coltrane #hagrid #giant #potterhead #hp #bts #behind the scenes #hogwarts express #forbidden forest #rip #hogwarts #potter #harry potter

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dramoor · 2 years

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“Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and autumn a mosaic of them all.”

~Stanley Horowitz

#autumn #fall #mosaic #colors #travel #photography #photographers on tumblr #Bayfield Wisconsin #Up North #Apple Fest #leaves #Brownstone Trail

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purple-pigeon-art · 2 years

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Some pics from my walk today. Taken at Houghton Falls in Washburn Wisconsin. All taken on my iphone 13 pro

#fall #photography #nature #fungi #fungus #rocks #wisconsin #wi #nature photography #a short hike #outdoors #northern wisconsin #bayfield county wisconsin #lake superior

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plungermusic · 10 months

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"And we’ll sweep out the ashes in the morning …”

Maverick Sunday is always a little bittersweet: still good music left to enjoy but only a few more hours in which to enjoy it, with a bit of a ‘morning-after-the-night-before clearing-up and putting-away’ feel to it.

Getting a lift in with one of the festival crew meant a nice early arrival, allowing us to hear the excellent Chris Murphy [below] sound-checking almost his entire set ahead of his 10.30 start, the expansive Halfway Around The World sounding highly atmospheric drifting out of the empty Barn in the unbroken sunshine. A later highlight of his set ‘proper’ was a full-crowd participation Tinder disaster ballad (who says country music isn’t bang up to date?) Done With Diane.

Bau Cat (Abby Butler and Jim Davies of the late, lamented Goat Roper Rodeo Band) turned out a suitably chilled Sunday morning set with Carib and Latin flavours topped by a nice harmony combination of her silky tones and his gruffer vocal (not often heard in the GRRB!) And they didn’t seem at all phased at being introduced by an impromptu, but full-length, rendition of Mercedes Benz by the Moonshine’s on-duty soundman…

The only performance on The Green (as always) on a Sunday came from The Rabble Chorus, with a mix of mildly spiritual and secular choral music: no Bach or Haydn sadly, but they did ‘do’ the Hothouse Flowers! Normally unaccompanied they’d drafted in a couple of guitars on this occasion. The only quibble Plunger have is that the choir could benefit from a little amplification, to get the full experience without having to stand just a foot or two away!

Standing outside The Peacock for Drew Young [above], his set was every bit as warm as the sun on our backs, especially the mellow morning lilt of Sideways and the honeyed harmonies of Wondering Where This Will End. A darker note was struck by the haunting minor key Georgia Line, Kelly Bayfield adding the eerie counter-vocals, before taking up a tambourine to help drive the bouncy stomp of It’ll Be Soon. An upbeat finish was provided by A Couple Of Rounds Before I Go, David Booth bringing some twang on electric guitar and topped with a brief crowd-singalong-chorus finale.

Up at The Barn, The Henry Brothers, dapper (and probably bloody hot in the circumstances) in their suits, cheered everyone up with a set of upbeat Old Timey 1920s-style ballads of death, disfigurement and disaster. They were a hoot, to be honest.

LoneHollow [who we sneaked a cheeky portrait of behind the venue, above] returned to the barn for their third set of the weekend, kicking off (after Damon’s laconic “…and the crowd went wild!” observation on the slowly refilling Barn) with his excellent cover of Gregg Allman’s heartfelt Please Call Home, and there were Allmans-y touches too to I Wouldn’t Know How. Their flair for Southern Gothic drama was well represented not only in reprises of Mary Ann and Not Today but in the dark drop-D badlands sweep of Shoot To Kill, Rylie’s airy eerie vocal matched by Damon’s atmospheric slide accompaniment. The pair bade farewell to their debut Maverick with the storming upbeat southern rocker Whiskey Woman.

The closing Moonshine set from Evangeline Gentle [below] was probably as close to a spiritual Sunday experience as Plunger were going to get, her sublime voice bewitching her audience through the anthemic poppy soar of Drop My Name, and an impassioned, warm The Strongest People Have Tender Hearts. Ella Spencer joined her once again, bringing her harmonies to Evangeline’s new single Sarah, before Evangeline ended her set with a spellbinding solo a cappella rendition (in honour of her Scots forebears) of the traditional Black Is The Colour.

Heading past the peacock stage we caught a little of the Hoth Brothers (who follow the Thomson Twins rule - two guys who aren’t brothers, neither of whom are named Hoth, plus Sarah Ferrell... go figure). Some lovely backwoods Appalachian sounds with cracking banjo and fiddle playing.

With the end of the festival rapidly approaching campers and acts who’d already finished were making their way home so there was a certain amount of leave taking that meant we didn’t catch as much of Suzie Ungerlieder’s barn closing set as we ought, but her sweet, cool vox and some melodic guitar work in an emotional Summerbaby and the atmospheric jangling reverie of Walked All The Way Home (from back when she went under the moniker Oh Susanna) were a fittingly mellow way to come down from our Maverick high.

Another cracking weekend of Americana, country and more in highly picturesque surroundings (even if the weather didn’t always play ball), well fed by the wide range of vendors, and watered (well, ‘beered’, if that’s a word) in company with a largely chilled set of like-minded individuals… hands-down the best festival Plunger know.

It’s no wonder it feels a bit like leaving home when it all comes to an end…

#maverick festival #americana #country music #evangeline gentle #lonehollow #drew young #kelly bayfield #david edward booth #chris murphy #suzie ungerlieder

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