Ghosted By Vanessa For Frilly Keane tweets:
We’re minding our trees here in Crumlin Village. We look after our own. Just saying.
In fairness.
Previously: An Eight Year-Old Writes…
Ghosted By Vanessa For Frilly Keane tweets:
We’re minding our trees here in Crumlin Village. We look after our own. Just saying.
In fairness.
Previously: An Eight Year-Old Writes…
Spotted on Morehampton Road, Donnybrook, Dublin 4, at the weekend.
It follows reports that up to 130 trees may be cut in Ballsbridge and Donnybrook areas to allow for roads to be widened for the BusConnects programme.
Related: BusConnects: 130 at-risk D4 trees festooned with red ribbons (Olivia Kelly, The Irish Times)
Previously: Someone Shout Stop
Thanks Edmund McCann
HELP NEEDED
There is a cat stuck up a pole (2nd day now) in Parknahown, Cullahill. It’s crying to get down but is unable. Is there anyone in the area or anyone who knows someone who might be able to help? pic.twitter.com/Mrjg1hKhKX— Laois SPCA (@LaoisSPCA) May 3, 2019
More as we get it.
Thanks Vanessa
UPDATE:
Thanks everyone for your suggestions/retweets. The cat has now been rescued 😊 https://t.co/SsPTm6mWnG
— Laois SPCA (@LaoisSPCA) May 3, 2019
Hoorah!
The work of Polish artist Alicja Kwade – three-quarter finished pieces of furniture supported by the attached remains of the tree trunks from which they’re carved.
Behold: L’Arbre Aux Hérons (The Herons’ Tree) by arts, tourism and culture collective Les Machines De l’île – a steel sculpture, 50m across and 35m high, set to be the ‘largest hanging garden since Babylon’.
Half of the tree’s 22 branches will be traversable on foot by visitors and two mechanical herons at the top will each take 20 passengers on circular flights around the canopy. Though still un travail en cours, the collective is showcasing prototype sections, mockups and sketches at Machine Gallery in Nantes. To wit:
Inspired by the worlds of Jules Verne and Leonardo Da Vinci, it is an unprecedented artistic project…. it will be located along the banks of the Loire River, a few meters away from the house Jules Verne spent his teenage years in and where Jean-Jacques Audubon grew up and drew his first herons.
The attraction is due to open at a disused granite quarry in Brittany in 2022 at a (two-thirds public funded, one-third Kickstarter funded) cost of €35 million.
A sobering demonstration by the US National Institute Of Standards and Technology.
Widely known but worth repeating.