Interesting sites to browse

[MaC]

This came to mind this morning while I cleared my email.

I don't think many of you would be interested in my French patchwork shop one, even if she does send very interesting links

Les artistes du vendredi - L' Atelier d Emma

Ce vendredi, c’est la journée internationale de lutte pour les droits des femmes, c’est un combat qui est malheureusement toujours d’actualité en France et dans le monde. A Houston cette année, une exposition était consacrée à un mémorial de femmes célèbres, activistes qui ont fait avancer la...

www.atelierdemma.com

But there must be other sites worth while reading through over a cuppa ?

What do you read ?

 

[Winnet]

I used this place and YouTube for a nice balanced view of the world.

G

 

[MaC]

I make models, but these ones knock mine into a cocked hat !

Weekly Newsletters - Million Dollar Model Railway, Kato Hobby Centre & New Kits!

Morning Gang!How's things? Week one of March in the bag already and my goodness it's been a wet one down here. It's been relentless! Can't wait to see a bit of sunshine. But it's ideal modelling weather. This week has been the usual mix of challenges, small...

www.scalemodelscenery.co.uk

 

[noddy]

The one in the Field museum in Chicago is worth the price of the flight in its own right.

 

[Saint-Just]

The one must-see I know of in Chicago is at the Art Institute

 

[ElThomsono]

I saw it referenced recently in an article about the lost art of drinking in a bar alone.

I quite enjoy it, but I think that's a peculiarity of the local alehouse; I doubt it would work in Wetherspoons.

 

[Renton]

I've recently been sucked into reddit and some of the metal /wood working forums. Theres also https://www.reddit.com/r/t5_35yag/s/3kPqOLQvLl for Mary.

Edit. Not sure why thats not working but its r/fellinggonewild some amazing tree felling clips as, well as disasters and near misses.

 

[Oldtimer]

The one must-see I know of in Chicago is at the Art Institute

Why not Hopper cross to Chicago on the nighthawk?

 

[noddy]

I was invited to a soirée at a prof's apartment in NYU, which turned out to be in Edward Hopper's old house. The view from the window was eerily familiar, in that all the houses on the opposite side of the street looked exactly like the buildings in his paintings. I came to suspect that this had been arranged retrospectively, though