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It's time'
If you’ve never seen Villafane Studio's Pumpkin carvings before, here you go.
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the best bookstores in the world
1. This majestic converted 1920s movie palace uses theater boxes for reading rooms and draws Thousands of tourists every year. Librería El Ateneo Grand Splendid, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2. This is the entrance of the bookstore Le Bal des Ardents in Lyon, France.
3. For those who like their green spaces (and coffee shops) to Invade their bookstores. Cafebreria El Pendulo, Mexico City, Mexico
4. The bookstore section of the larger complex dedicated to art and design certainly lives up to its mission. Corso Como Bookshop , Milan, Italy
5. Kid’s Republic Book Store in Beijing, China by Sako Architects
6. Livraria Lello & Irmão (open since 1906), Porto, Portugal
7. A gorgeous converted Dominican church gives the power of reading its due diligence. Selexyz Bookstore , Maastricht, Holland
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Cop watch
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Some Know Your Rights materials I made. Hopefully find them helpful. :)
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Sorrento
Deep Valley of the Mills, Sorrento, Italy
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Sorrento - Forgotten (by John & Tina Reid)
Lush vegetation surrounds the ruins of the Deep Valley of the Mills in Sorrento.
The name “Valley of the Mills”, derives from the existence of a mill – functioning since the ’900′s – used for grinding wheat. Attached to the mill, rose a sawmill which furnished chaff to the Sorrentine cabinet makers. The creation of Tasso Square in 1866 cut off the mill area from the sea, increasing the humidity of the valley, making it unsuitable for a mill.
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