#highlow — Public Fediverse posts
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I created a #HighLow (high interest, low reading level) book for adult #EnglishLearners. I plotted, directed, edited, and did some of the writing. #LLMs helped me plan, did some checking, and, yes, did a lot of the "writing".
I'm an #ESOL / #ESL #teacher. I want to provide #EducationalMaterials for my students. I want to get affordable #books into my students' hands.
Includes #AI content, so #PublicDomain / CC0.
(Book coming soon; have to get it internet ready.)
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I created a #HighLow (high interest, low reading level) book for adult #EnglishLearners. I plotted, directed, edited, and did some of the writing. #LLMs helped me plan, did some checking, and, yes, did a lot of the "writing".
I'm an #ESOL / #ESL #teacher. I want to provide #EducationalMaterials for my students. I want to get affordable #books into my students' hands.
Includes #AI content, so #PublicDomain / CC0.
(Book coming soon; have to get it internet ready.)
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I created a #HighLow (high interest, low reading level) book for adult #EnglishLearners. I plotted, directed, edited, and did some of the writing. #LLMs helped me plan, did some checking, and, yes, did a lot of the "writing".
I'm an #ESOL / #ESL #teacher. I want to provide #EducationalMaterials for my students. I want to get affordable #books into my students' hands.
Includes #AI content, so #PublicDomain / CC0.
(Book coming soon; have to get it internet ready.)
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I created a #HighLow (high interest, low reading level) book for adult #EnglishLearners. I plotted, directed, edited, and did some of the writing. #LLMs helped me plan, did some checking, and, yes, did a lot of the "writing".
I'm an #ESOL / #ESL #teacher. I want to provide #EducationalMaterials for my students. I want to get affordable #books into my students' hands.
Includes #AI content, so #PublicDomain / CC0.
(Book coming soon; have to get it internet ready.)
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I created a #HighLow (high interest, low reading level) book for adult #EnglishLearners. I plotted, directed, edited, and did some of the writing. #LLMs helped me plan, did some checking, and, yes, did a lot of the "writing".
I'm an #ESOL / #ESL #teacher. I want to provide #EducationalMaterials for my students. I want to get affordable #books into my students' hands.
Includes #AI content, so #PublicDomain / CC0.
(Book coming soon; have to get it internet ready.)
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Indicador de Alto Bajo Multi Marco de Tiempo MT4/MT5 Descarga#MT4MT5yEA #Download #HighLow #MT4 #MT5 Descarga el indicador de Alto Bajo Multi Marco de Tiempo para MT4/MT5 y visualiza niveles de precios históricos en tus gráficos de forma automática y precisa.
https://djltrading.com/indicador-alto-bajo-multi-marco-tiempo-mt4mt5-descarga/?fsp_sid=39141 -
And to finish off my #HighLow theme, I found another #High (also I need a new theme!)
Glastonbury Tor, overlooking the town of #Glastonbury
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And to finish off my #HighLow theme, I found another #High (also I need a new theme!)
Glastonbury Tor, overlooking the town of #Glastonbury
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And to finish off my #HighLow theme, I found another #High (also I need a new theme!)
Glastonbury Tor, overlooking the town of #Glastonbury
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And to finish off my #HighLow theme, I found another #High (also I need a new theme!)
Glastonbury Tor, overlooking the town of #Glastonbury
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And to finish off my #HighLow theme, I found another #High (also I need a new theme!)
Glastonbury Tor, overlooking the town of #Glastonbury
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I realised that I never posted my last portrait here...
This is Tano. He is a male, Nair Serpensia from the south of Eirinn, who ran away from home to escape slavery. He has since joined one of the most prestigious mercenary groups in the continent and is the youngest member to ever make it to the Elite ranks.
#digitalart #digitalpainting #photoshop #highlow #worldofaarde #serpensia #npcportraits #npc #ttrpg #ttrpgcharacter #ttrpgart
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I realised that I never posted my last portrait here...
This is Tano. He is a male, Nair Serpensia from the south of Eirinn, who ran away from home to escape slavery. He has since joined one of the most prestigious mercenary groups in the continent and is the youngest member to ever make it to the Elite ranks.
#digitalart #digitalpainting #photoshop #highlow #worldofaarde #serpensia #npcportraits #npc #ttrpg #ttrpgcharacter #ttrpgart
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I realised that I never posted my last portrait here...
This is Tano. He is a male, Nair Serpensia from the south of Eirinn, who ran away from home to escape slavery. He has since joined one of the most prestigious mercenary groups in the continent and is the youngest member to ever make it to the Elite ranks.
#digitalart #digitalpainting #photoshop #highlow #worldofaarde #serpensia #npcportraits #npc #ttrpg #ttrpgcharacter #ttrpgart
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I realised that I never posted my last portrait here...
This is Tano. He is a male, Nair Serpensia from the south of Eirinn, who ran away from home to escape slavery. He has since joined one of the most prestigious mercenary groups in the continent and is the youngest member to ever make it to the Elite ranks.
#digitalart #digitalpainting #photoshop #highlow #worldofaarde #serpensia #npcportraits #npc #ttrpg #ttrpgcharacter #ttrpgart
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I realised that I never posted my last portrait here...
This is Tano. He is a male, Nair Serpensia from the south of Eirinn, who ran away from home to escape slavery. He has since joined one of the most prestigious mercenary groups in the continent and is the youngest member to ever make it to the Elite ranks.
#digitalart #digitalpainting #photoshop #highlow #worldofaarde #serpensia #npcportraits #npc #ttrpg #ttrpgcharacter #ttrpgart
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There's 210 or so steps, but you don't go straight up. You start at a little door at one end of the building, which takes you up to the roof. Then you have to talk along the roof. And you also stop in the bell room and get to climb into and look at the bells. So not a particularly hard climb.
This is crossing the roof on the way back down.
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There's 210 or so steps, but you don't go straight up. You start at a little door at one end of the building, which takes you up to the roof. Then you have to talk along the roof. And you also stop in the bell room and get to climb into and look at the bells. So not a particularly hard climb.
This is crossing the roof on the way back down.
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There's 210 or so steps, but you don't go straight up. You start at a little door at one end of the building, which takes you up to the roof. Then you have to talk along the roof. And you also stop in the bell room and get to climb into and look at the bells. So not a particularly hard climb.
This is crossing the roof on the way back down.
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Bath from the top of Bath Abbey's tower.
In cathedral and related buildings, there are often signs offering a tour of the tour, just ask [some person]. Not being fond of steps nor finding people, I pass.
But Bath Abbey is sneaky. Just inside the entrance is a little desk with a sign about their tower tours, and a nice person behind the counter looking expectantly at you. Also, a declaration with a long list of health conditions that you have to agree you don't have. -
Bath from the top of Bath Abbey's tower.
In cathedral and related buildings, there are often signs offering a tour of the tour, just ask [some person]. Not being fond of steps nor finding people, I pass.
But Bath Abbey is sneaky. Just inside the entrance is a little desk with a sign about their tower tours, and a nice person behind the counter looking expectantly at you. Also, a declaration with a long list of health conditions that you have to agree you don't have. -
Bath from the top of Bath Abbey's tower.
In cathedral and related buildings, there are often signs offering a tour of the tour, just ask [some person]. Not being fond of steps nor finding people, I pass.
But Bath Abbey is sneaky. Just inside the entrance is a little desk with a sign about their tower tours, and a nice person behind the counter looking expectantly at you. Also, a declaration with a long list of health conditions that you have to agree you don't have. -
Bath from the top of Bath Abbey's tower.
In cathedral and related buildings, there are often signs offering a tour of the tour, just ask [some person]. Not being fond of steps nor finding people, I pass.
But Bath Abbey is sneaky. Just inside the entrance is a little desk with a sign about their tower tours, and a nice person behind the counter looking expectantly at you. Also, a declaration with a long list of health conditions that you have to agree you don't have. -
Central Deborah Gold Mine, Bendigo, Victoria.
A lot of climbing and dark tunnels (and eating a Cornish pasty in the underground dining "room"). Not so suitable for taking photos, as least ones that actually look like something. -
Central Deborah Gold Mine, Bendigo, Victoria.
A lot of climbing and dark tunnels (and eating a Cornish pasty in the underground dining "room"). Not so suitable for taking photos, as least ones that actually look like something. -
Central Deborah Gold Mine, Bendigo, Victoria.
A lot of climbing and dark tunnels (and eating a Cornish pasty in the underground dining "room"). Not so suitable for taking photos, as least ones that actually look like something. -
From the steps, a passages leads into a chamber with these pillages, which you can't actually see very well, because it's dark.
Had trouble taking photos because the camera wants to be able to see something to focus on it. (I put on camera, use phone to create something to focus on, turn off phone and stabilise camera. Not much fun. Also I couldn't what what I was actually photographing.).
I did make a video with the phone. It's very rough and shaky but it might give a better idea of the place.
https://youtu.be/ANFC90kB31k -
From the steps, a passages leads into a chamber with these pillages, which you can't actually see very well, because it's dark.
Had trouble taking photos because the camera wants to be able to see something to focus on it. (I put on camera, use phone to create something to focus on, turn off phone and stabilise camera. Not much fun. Also I couldn't what what I was actually photographing.).
I did make a video with the phone. It's very rough and shaky but it might give a better idea of the place.
https://youtu.be/ANFC90kB31k -
From the steps, a passages leads into a chamber with these pillages, which you can't actually see very well, because it's dark.
Had trouble taking photos because the camera wants to be able to see something to focus on it. (I put on camera, use phone to create something to focus on, turn off phone and stabilise camera. Not much fun. Also I couldn't what what I was actually photographing.).
I did make a video with the phone. It's very rough and shaky but it might give a better idea of the place.
https://youtu.be/ANFC90kB31k -
From the steps, a passages leads into a chamber with these pillages, which you can't actually see very well, because it's dark.
Had trouble taking photos because the camera wants to be able to see something to focus on it. (I put on camera, use phone to create something to focus on, turn off phone and stabilise camera. Not much fun. Also I couldn't what what I was actually photographing.).
I did make a video with the phone. It's very rough and shaky but it might give a better idea of the place.
https://youtu.be/ANFC90kB31k -
The Bishop's Palace is across the road from the cathedral and built about the same time (12th C), then enlarged in 1540. An extra floor was added to the main buildings and the tower constructed.
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The Bishop's Palace is across the road from the cathedral and built about the same time (12th C), then enlarged in 1540. An extra floor was added to the main buildings and the tower constructed.
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The Bishop's Palace is across the road from the cathedral and built about the same time (12th C), then enlarged in 1540. An extra floor was added to the main buildings and the tower constructed.
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The tower of the Bishop's Palace in Kirkwall, Orkney doesn't look very high, but it is quite high enough once you are up there, thank you very much.
(I'm not scared of heights so much as getting anxious in places where me, camera or phone could fall down and be damaged or lost. Which is quite, reasonable I think.
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The tower of the Bishop's Palace in Kirkwall, Orkney doesn't look very high, but it is quite high enough once you are up there, thank you very much.
(I'm not scared of heights so much as getting anxious in places where me, camera or phone could fall down and be damaged or lost. Which is quite, reasonable I think.
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The tower of the Bishop's Palace in Kirkwall, Orkney doesn't look very high, but it is quite high enough once you are up there, thank you very much.
(I'm not scared of heights so much as getting anxious in places where me, camera or phone could fall down and be damaged or lost. Which is quite, reasonable I think.
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Shot Tower at Taroona (2007), south of Hobart. Built about 1870. .They made shot by pouring molten lead through a colander. As it went dooooown it formed into sphere and hardened on hitting the water at the bottom.
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Shot Tower at Taroona (2007), south of Hobart. Built about 1870. .They made shot by pouring molten lead through a colander. As it went dooooown it formed into sphere and hardened on hitting the water at the bottom.
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Shot Tower at Taroona (2007), south of Hobart. Built about 1870. .They made shot by pouring molten lead through a colander. As it went dooooown it formed into sphere and hardened on hitting the water at the bottom.
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Shot Tower at Taroona (2007), south of Hobart. Built about 1870. .They made shot by pouring molten lead through a colander. As it went dooooown it formed into sphere and hardened on hitting the water at the bottom.
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Shot Tower at Taroona (2007), south of Hobart. Built about 1870. .They made shot by pouring molten lead through a colander. As it went dooooown it formed into sphere and hardened on hitting the water at the bottom.
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Over the years, Hobart had a series of coastal batteries (small forts) built to provide protection from warships coming up the river. The first of these were built one Battery Point (now an inner-city suburb full of quaint cottages and old sandstone houses).
While most of the batteries have since been dismantled, one of the last built on Kangaroo Bluff on the eastern shore, is preserved as an historic site. There are stone passages, guns and information panels, although the underground parts are closed. It's sister battery on the opposite is all open but lacks any information about what is where (at least when I was there).
Back to Battery Point, the Prince of Wales battery was constructed in the 1840s. The second or third in the area. It was later demolished but the underground magazine remains. It was apparently a location for dubious activities, so a lacked gate was put on it.
However, at times the gate is unlocked. In 2014, it was used for a night time exhibition during Dark Mofo (mid-winter, city-wide, rather odd at times art festival). The art installation wasn't particularly exciting but it did provide an opportunity to wander around old tunnels at night.This is the entrance. (Inside on next post.)
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Over the years, Hobart had a series of coastal batteries (small forts) built to provide protection from warships coming up the river. The first of these were built one Battery Point (now an inner-city suburb full of quaint cottages and old sandstone houses).
While most of the batteries have since been dismantled, one of the last built on Kangaroo Bluff on the eastern shore, is preserved as an historic site. There are stone passages, guns and information panels, although the underground parts are closed. It's sister battery on the opposite is all open but lacks any information about what is where (at least when I was there).
Back to Battery Point, the Prince of Wales battery was constructed in the 1840s. The second or third in the area. It was later demolished but the underground magazine remains. It was apparently a location for dubious activities, so a lacked gate was put on it.
However, at times the gate is unlocked. In 2014, it was used for a night time exhibition during Dark Mofo (mid-winter, city-wide, rather odd at times art festival). The art installation wasn't particularly exciting but it did provide an opportunity to wander around old tunnels at night.This is the entrance. (Inside on next post.)
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Over the years, Hobart had a series of coastal batteries (small forts) built to provide protection from warships coming up the river. The first of these were built one Battery Point (now an inner-city suburb full of quaint cottages and old sandstone houses).
While most of the batteries have since been dismantled, one of the last built on Kangaroo Bluff on the eastern shore, is preserved as an historic site. There are stone passages, guns and information panels, although the underground parts are closed. It's sister battery on the opposite is all open but lacks any information about what is where (at least when I was there).
Back to Battery Point, the Prince of Wales battery was constructed in the 1840s. The second or third in the area. It was later demolished but the underground magazine remains. It was apparently a location for dubious activities, so a lacked gate was put on it.
However, at times the gate is unlocked. In 2014, it was used for a night time exhibition during Dark Mofo (mid-winter, city-wide, rather odd at times art festival). The art installation wasn't particularly exciting but it did provide an opportunity to wander around old tunnels at night.This is the entrance. (Inside on next post.)