My goodness! All that formed from Phaethon’s sisters’ tears.
July 16, 2008 at 10:18 am
(2) prettylifeonline says:
nice one, great catch for WW! Mine’s up too hope you can drop by.
July 16, 2008 at 10:36 am
(3) Qtpies7 says:
Wow, that is a lot of decorations. Too busy for my tastes, but neat to see things like that when traveling.
July 16, 2008 at 11:42 am
(4) Kallie / Asian History says:
My goodness, I wonder how long it took to carve all of that?
July 16, 2008 at 12:28 pm
(5) Phylameana says:
Thanks for the photo and the article (clicked on the photo) about Baltic amber.
July 16, 2008 at 12:54 pm
(6) Suzanne says:
Wow! I had no idea you could do so much with amber – usually just think of earrings and pendants. It’s beautiful in a gaudy kind of way.
July 16, 2008 at 12:56 pm
(7) Randall says:
Amazing paneling and carvings.
July 16, 2008 at 2:25 pm
(8) Toni says:
Happy WW. Wow what detail. Thanks for stopping by my place!
July 17, 2008 at 3:25 am
(9) Tabula rosa says:
Hoary historicity from Prussia.
Rasputin’s reticency . . .
Dubya’s grandfather,Prescot, provided oil, steel, & funding for the Hitler regime.
The Walker side of the family is the moniker that Prescot dubbed Poppy with, or George Herbert “Walker” Bu$h.
Like Bu$h, Walker was also a rich banker who helped fund the Nazi bastards.
I’ll bet that Prussian
Baltic Amber is part of the Bu$h family heirlooms, or @ least it plays a role, along w/ Geronimo’s skull, in Yale’s Skull & Bones Society.
Probably along w/ some antiquities from the Baghdad Museum too.
I’m just saying…
July 17, 2008 at 2:29 pm
(10) Kris Hirst says:
Those tsarists could get away with anything. As a good friend of mine (95-year-old survivor of the holocaust) says, the best thing about America is that all the bad stuff eventually becomes known.
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My goodness! All that formed from Phaethon’s sisters’ tears.
nice one, great catch for WW! Mine’s up too hope you can drop by.
Wow, that is a lot of decorations. Too busy for my tastes, but neat to see things like that when traveling.
My goodness, I wonder how long it took to carve all of that?
Thanks for the photo and the article (clicked on the photo) about Baltic amber.
Wow! I had no idea you could do so much with amber – usually just think of earrings and pendants. It’s beautiful in a gaudy kind of way.
Amazing paneling and carvings.
Happy WW. Wow what detail. Thanks for stopping by my place!
Hoary historicity from Prussia.
Rasputin’s reticency . . .
Dubya’s grandfather,Prescot, provided oil, steel, & funding for the Hitler regime.
The Walker side of the family is the moniker that Prescot dubbed Poppy with, or George Herbert “Walker” Bu$h.
Like Bu$h, Walker was also a rich banker who helped fund the Nazi bastards.
I’ll bet that Prussian
Baltic Amber is part of the Bu$h family heirlooms, or @ least it plays a role, along w/ Geronimo’s skull, in Yale’s Skull & Bones Society.
Probably along w/ some antiquities from the Baghdad Museum too.
I’m just saying…
Those tsarists could get away with anything. As a good friend of mine (95-year-old survivor of the holocaust) says, the best thing about America is that all the bad stuff eventually becomes known.