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Moowon - Curated stories and limited-edition pieces born from a search for ideas, places, things that embody beauty and simplicity; people who are reviving noble crafts and hidden rituals of the ancient worlds; vanishing values of lost forgotten worlds...

Home of The Last (the zombie apocalypse like you've never seen before), Mr. Ruins (a cyberpunk SF thriller) and the web's best collection of ruins

Berlin Based Urban Exploring. Exploring abandoned and lost places, discovering and photographing the secret and forgotten corners of Berlin.

Lost Cities. Forgotten Spaces. Curious Places.

This is the sole focus of Aid For Starving Children. To bring life-saving foodstuff to the most vulnerable and at risk children anywhere in the world. We have the network capable of delivering food to these remote and forgotten places but need your financial help to make it a reality.

The Project – The International Gurkha Heritage Project mission is to: collect information, document and visit a variety of places that have a relation to the Gurkhas over the last 200 years or earlier around the world. Each place, each visit is followed by a short write up. Due to time some of the posts are short, others long, some posted quicker while others are further apart from the actual visit. All posts are found at SirKukri & Co. The aim of the project is to carry on, help, honour, promote, sustain, the memory of the brave Gurkha soldier around the world, for the next generations to come. May the Gurkha not to be forgotten in the annals of History. Till date the following places have been visited and visited and written about: The Chattri Memorial, The first Gurkha Commemoration site in the United Kingdom, Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Hasenheide Garrison Cemetery, Rifleman Kharak Sing Gurung, 1st King George´s Own Gurkha Rifles, Cologne Southern Cemetery and A short account of the 2/8th Gurkha Rifles on the Western Front in the Great War, 1914-1915, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part 1. The Story of Riflemen Jainanda Rai & Bhakti Bahadur Rai of the 2/7th Gurkha Rifles, 1944, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part2; With the 2/7th Gurkha Rifles into World War 2, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part 3 – Iraq, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin, Part 4 - Middle East, The Gurkha Graves of Berlin. Part 5 - North Africa, To learn more about earlier projects please visit SirKukri & Co. In the comming period we aim to visit places in India, Nepal and Burma. For further information please send us a email. JAI International Gurkha Heritage Project! Museum, Book, research, Khukuri, kukri, khaki, knife, dagger, sword, toolbar, kora, khunda, gurkha, gurkhas, gorkha, gorkhali, nepal, nepali, nepalese, nepaul, maharajah, rana, kunwar, kunwor, shah, thapa, balbhadra, nalapani, anglo-nepal war, battle, world, war, studies, academia, blog. Gurkha Antiques.

These are a photographic record of my hikes in San Diego County and beyond

Dedicated to telling the stories of the faded empire of Michigan through its ruins and remote, forgotten places. With attitude, of course.

I love what I do. I believe that living a creative life is a daily journey for me. I constantly strive to “design” my surrounding and memories so that they will never be forgotten. If I don’t tell my story, then who will? I am a designer and owner of Teresa Collins Designs who puts her heart into everything I design and create. I decorate my projects and home and sprinkle them with “meaning” along the way. As a industry leading craft designer and expert, I create and design craft and scrapbook products with timeless style and chic appeal. I create to tell a story and make it easier to document life in an artistic way. I love to create boutique style projects to wear and to display in my home. There are NO RULES… and as I design that is my motto. I love sharing my love of journaling, interior design, trying new crafty techniques, taking photos . . . and capturing “life” in the craft world. As the owner and designer of Teresa Collins Designs, I am busy designing the latest and greatest in the scrapbook industry as I travel the world sharing my knowledge. My products are found worldwide in both independent and larger craft businesses. I have shared my passion for crafting and how to always put family first. A few of the places that I have been blessed to teach is/are the United States, France, Portugal, Wales, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, the Caribbean Islands, and the United Kingdom. I can be found traveling around the world and sharing my passion and love for all things chic, creative and trend setting to share my love of crafting. I have made television appearances on HSN, QVC, DIY Network, infomercials, and Ideal World TV. I am a regular featured guest on Channel 4′s Good Things Utah. I have my own weekly online show each Monday on My Craft Channel. My work, articles and products have been published in all of the major crafting publications. I have currently authored two Teresa Collins idea books and working on my third publication in hopes to continue to share my love of living a creative lifestyle. I have my own signature product lines with Xyron, Fiskars, Provo Craft and the Teresa Collins Stampmaker. I host my own crafting event Inspiration Unlimited each year. I am married to the love of my life, Tyler. We have a beautiful blended “Brady Bunch” family together. Originally from Hickory North Carolina, I now reside with my family in Utah. I am so very fortunate to LOVE what I do!

Tom Rinaldi and Rob Yasinsac present their documentation of historically and architecturally significant structures threatened by time, the elements and development in the Hudson Valley of New York State. Their book, <i>Hudson Valley Ruins: Forgotten Landmarks of an American Landscape</i>, was published in September 2006 by the University Press of New England in conjunction with the Center for American Places. Abandoned Hudson Valley. Hudson Valley Abandoned. Ruins, Abandoned buildings, and other such curiosities in the Hudson River Valley. Bannerman Castle. Abandoned mansion. Bannermans Castle. Bannerman's Castle. Bannerman Island Arsenal. Wyndcliffe. Wyndcliff. Briarcliff Lodge. The King's College. Hudson River. Hudson Valley. Hudson River Valley. New York. N.Y. Yonkers. Tarrytown. Cold Spring. Irvington, Dobbs Ferry. Beacon, Newburgh. Poughkeepsie. Rhinebeck. Staatsburgh. Hudson. Overlook Mountain House. Leatherman. Bennett School. Bennett College. Millbrook. Abandoned houses. Abandoned buildings. Ruins. Thomas Rinaldi. Robert Yasinsac.

Stray off the Path is my way of showing my urban exploring photography of abandoned and derelict sites.

Macro photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever, it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything, MacroPhotoz.com is a online community offering you the best creative pictures galleries, Enjoy the stunning images.

Found A Grave is the internet resource for finding the final resting places of those gone but not forgotten. From celebrities, mobsters, politicians, to everyone in between.