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India by Train: Six weeks in photos
India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Written by matt jen on October 1st, 2008. Now that we’re back, we’ve had a chance to sort through all 2,000 photos (we had expected more! We’ve selected/edited the best ones and have uploaded to our web album. Which is worth checking out if you’re not bored of photos. Here are a few of our favourites which we’ve not already posted on here:. We’ve also updated our previous posts with better quality/sized images. The view from our window. The fant...
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Mobile | Matt Aranha
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Friday, April 5th, 2013. Growth Stories is a campaign to highlight interesting engineering and physical science research. I developed a website and App to showcase these stories through eye-catching photos. Home Sheep Home 2. Sunday, January 22nd, 2012. The sequel to Aardman’s BAFTA-nominated online puzzle adventure for iOS and PC. Tuesday, February 8th, 2011. Cutting-edge popstar location-based social game from Mobile Pie for the iPhone/iPod. Sunday, February 14th, 2010. Oh, My Word!
See No Evil, Bristol | Matt Aranha
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See No Evil, Bristol. Saturday, August 27th, 2011 at 19:08. Last weekend, Bristol hosted, See No Evil. One of the most exciting art projects I’ve seen. Loads of world leading street artists took over one of the city centre’s grey, run down streets and decorated it with some fantastic graffiti. I work a couple of minutes walk away from where it took place so in the days leading up to it I popped up there to watch the street transform and photograph the artists at work. Feed You can leave a response.
Home Sheep Home 2 | Matt Aranha
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Home Sheep Home 2. Sunday, January 22nd, 2012 at 22:09. Over the past several months I’ve been lucky enough to work on Aardman Digital’s. Of Wallace and Gromit fame) sequel to their BAFTA nominated game Home Sheep Home. Home Sheep Home 2. With a Mac version in the pipeline. There is also a limited version available to play for free. Home Sheep Home 2. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feed You can leave a response. From your own site. Click here to cancel reply.
IPad | Matt Aranha
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Laquo; Older Entries. Friday, April 5th, 2013. Growth Stories is a campaign to highlight interesting engineering and physical science research. I developed a website and App to showcase these stories through eye-catching photos. Home Sheep Home 2. Sunday, January 22nd, 2012. The sequel to Aardman’s BAFTA-nominated online puzzle adventure for iOS and PC. See No Evil, Bristol. Saturday, August 27th, 2011. Sunday, August 14th, 2011. A collection of Morris dance troupes at a pub in Oxfordshire.
Growth Stories | Matt Aranha
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Friday, April 5th, 2013 at 21:01. I recently finished work on Growth Stories. A campaign to highlight interesting engineering and physical science research being carried out within the UK. This was for EPSRC. A government body for funding these disciplines. The idea was to provide a stunning photo along with a short story to give a quick glimpse of interesting stories. Working with leading graphic design consultants To The Point. We also developed an iOS App. Tags: Engineering and Physical Sciences.
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Rumtek Monastery | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Written by matt jen on September 22nd, 2008. 1 Comments so far ↓. Glad to hear you made it home. Such a shame that you got ill, at least it was near the end of the trip. You’ll just have to go back to see Calcutta! The summer house looks absolutely gorgeous. Hope you’re recovered now. Speak to you soon. Alicex. Spruce up your comments with. New comments are moderated before being shown. Email (will not be published) *. Alice on Rumtek Monastery.
Kalimpong | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Written by matt jen on September 19th, 2008. Tea, tea everywhere! Road signs in India are so much more interesting. We stayed in an old Maharaja’s summer house in Kalimpong, think we might have actually been in his room. It was really old and creaky, and a bit like the Shining (especially as we were the only people there for the first night). This was the view from our window just before sunrise. Handmade paper drying in the sun.
Varanasi | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Written by matt jen on September 14th, 2008. Main Ghat (steps down to the Ganges). Every Maharaja had a palace built here along the riverside. Bathing at sunrise in the Ganges. That’s an Indian person, not one of us. Women washing in the morning. At night lots of people float candles on the water. Evening ceremony, which lasts an hour and a half and takes place everyday. 2 Comments so far ↓. Spruce up your comments with. This is our documentary ...
Darjeeling | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by tag. Wednesday, September 17th, 2008. The journey from Siliguri was like driving into the sky – Darjeeling’s about 2150m above sea level. Ben Nevis is about 1344m. We also saw someone carrying a full size sofa like this up a huge hill. Darjeeling seems so relaxed after all the cities we’ve been to, eveyone just sits around chatting and nobody hassles you except to ask if you’re lost. Sunset over the Himalayas. Alice on Rumtek Mon...
India | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by category. Wednesday, October 1st, 2008. Now that we’re back, we’ve had a chance to sort through all 2,000 photos (we had expected more! We’ve selected/edited the best ones and have uploaded to our web album. Which is worth checking out if you’re not bored of photos. Here are a few of our favourites which we’ve not already posted on here:. We’ve also updated our previous posts with better quality/sized images. Tea, tea everywhere!
Yiga-Choling Gompa | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by tag. Wednesday, September 17th, 2008. The journey from Siliguri was like driving into the sky – Darjeeling’s about 2150m above sea level. Ben Nevis is about 1344m. We also saw someone carrying a full size sofa like this up a huge hill. Darjeeling seems so relaxed after all the cities we’ve been to, eveyone just sits around chatting and nobody hassles you except to ask if you’re lost. Sunset over the Himalayas. Alice on Rumtek Mon...
Picasa | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by tag. Wednesday, October 1st, 2008. Now that we’re back, we’ve had a chance to sort through all 2,000 photos (we had expected more! We’ve selected/edited the best ones and have uploaded to our web album. Which is worth checking out if you’re not bored of photos. Here are a few of our favourites which we’ve not already posted on here:. We’ve also updated our previous posts with better quality/sized images. Alice on Rumtek Monastery.
Kalimpong | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by category. Friday, September 19th, 2008. Tea, tea everywhere! Road signs in India are so much more interesting. We stayed in an old Maharaja’s summer house in Kalimpong, think we might have actually been in his room. It was really old and creaky, and a bit like the Shining (especially as we were the only people there for the first night). This was the view from our window just before sunrise. Handmade paper drying in the sun.
Gangtok | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by tag. Monday, September 22nd, 2008. Monday, September 22nd, 2008. This is one of my favourite places. We stayed at the Hidden Forest Retreat. As we were both a bit tired and ill by this point we didn’t get out much. Most of our photos are of the food and the garden! The view from our window. Remo on Photo Gallery Updates. Alice on Rumtek Monastery. Michael anna on Darjeeling. 2016 India by Train: Six weeks in photos.
Varanasi | India by Train: Six weeks in photos
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India by Train: Six weeks in photos. Matt Jen's India Blog. Now browsing by category. Sunday, September 14th, 2008. Main Ghat (steps down to the Ganges). Every Maharaja had a palace built here along the riverside. Bathing at sunrise in the Ganges. That’s an Indian person, not one of us. Women washing in the morning. At night lots of people float candles on the water. Evening ceremony, which lasts an hour and a half and takes place everyday. Remo on Photo Gallery Updates. Alice on Rumtek Monastery.
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mattaran10
Attached are two of the adventures of Baron Metacsa that I wrote on the back of postcards while on holiday abroad. I was fed up with writing “Having a lovely time” and “Wish you were here” and so decided to do something out of the ordinary to amuse (hopefully) the recipients. The stories are not true but based […]. Read more "The Inspirational Baron". Read more "Y Barwn Ysbrydoledig". Gregynog, Aesop and March. Read more "Gregynog, Aesop and March". Schloss Egnogg – mattaran10 Blog Rwy’n atod...I chose t...
Sito ufficiale del paese di Mattarana
Il browser in uso non supporta iframe. Chi ha desiderio di ritrovare il piacere per la villeggiatura, ha scoperto il luogo adatto: una primavera di cui si assapora l'arrivo, un'estate dai molteplici aspetti ed un autunno dai mille colori. Le persone che per la prima volta giungono in questa parte della Val di Vara, restano immediatamente colpiti da un particolare: il verde. Dei boschi. Esso ricopre tutti i versanti della vallata, dandole frescura ed aria pura. La presenza di sentieri.
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Cooperative sociali - Verona - Mattaranetta
Raccolta rifiuti porta a porta. Centro riuso e riparazione. Benvenuti nel nostro sito. Benvenuti sul sito della Mattaranetta. Qui potrete conoscere meglio tutte le attività della nostra cooperativa, dal reinserimento in società di persone svantaggiate. Alle opere di tutela dell’ambiente. Dai servizi produttivi offerti a privati, aziende ed enti pubblici al nostro splendido mercatino dell’usato. Visitate il nostro mercatino dellusato: troverete oggetti dantiquariato, oggettistica, arredo e tanto altro.
Mattaranetta cooperativa sociale
Mercatino dell'usato - Verona. Dall'esperienza ultra trentennale di Mattaranetta. Nella gestione dell'usato é nato qualcosa di nuovo:. Il mercatino dell'usato di Mattaranetta si s è trasformato:. Mattarà, l'usato green and social. In via Pontara Sandri, a 500 mt dal centro commerciale di VR Est. Mattaranetta offre servizi di sgombero di appartamenti, cantine, soffitte, uffici e magazini. Questo indirizzo email è protetto dagli spambots. E' necessario abilitare JavaScript per vederlo. Per l’esposizione te...
Matt Aranha - Web and Mobile Developer, Photographer and Foody
April 5th, 2013. I recently finished work on Growth Stories. A campaign to highlight interesting engineering and physical science research being carried out within the UK. This was for EPSRC. A government body for funding these disciplines. The idea was to provide a stunning photo along with a short story to give a quick glimpse of interesting stories. Working with leading graphic design consultants To The Point. We also developed an iOS App. Read the rest of this entry ». Home Sheep Home 2.
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Mattar Bin Lahej - مطر بن لاحج
الجمعة، 1 أبريل 2011. مقابله مع مطر بن لاحج في قناة العربيه برنامج صباح العربيه 2011. Mattar Bin Lahej - مطر بن لاحج. كتابة مدونة حول هذه المشاركة. 8207;المشاركة في Twitter. 8207;المشاركة في Facebook. 8207;المشاركة على Pinterest. السبت، 11 ديسمبر 2010. مطر بن لاحج يصور الخيول والبشر بالحركة. وكان الفنان مطر بن لاحج هو الإماراتي الوحيد الذي يشارك في معرض “إ. مطر بن لاحج يصور الخيول والبشر بالحركة - جريدة الاتحاد. Http:/ www.alittihad.ae/details.php? Mattar Bin Lahej - مطر بن لاحج. 8207;المشاركة في Twitter.
