May Day, held on the first of May, is an ancient spring festival which is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere. In some cultures, it marks the beginning of summer, athough the day falls nearer to the beginning of spring.
May Day
Thursday, May 1, 2014
May Day
According to different sources, May Day is a celebration on spring, a Labor holiday, or a freaky occult celebration. It certainly depends on who you ask, but even more, where you ask.
May Day, held on the first of May, is an ancient spring festival which is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere. In some cultures, it marks the beginning of summer, athough the day falls nearer to the beginning of spring.
May Day
May Day, held on the first of May, is an ancient spring festival which is celebrated throughout the Northern Hemisphere. In some cultures, it marks the beginning of summer, athough the day falls nearer to the beginning of spring.
May Day
Saturday, April 19, 2014
“Blood Moon”
Eclipse Calculator – Eclipses in Santa Barbara, California, U.S.A.
Clear Skies in Forecast for Tuesday Morning’s Blood Moon Appearance Westmont College invites public to view total lunar eclipse at campus observatory; phenomenon one of f
our total eclipses over the next year and a half Weather WUNDERGROUND
Philadelphia: Local Astronomer Explains The “Blood Moon”
I had a front porch view of the show last night and it was awesome, well worth missing a nights sleep for. These images are being presented un-edited (except for file size to facilitate e-mailing). By Charles Brewster
Eclipse Calculator – Eclipses in Santa Barbara, California, U.S.A.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Monday, September 23, 2013
Monday, September 2, 2013
LABOR DAY
"Stonekettle Station" AK, United States
You ever stop to wonder what life would be like if you lived a hundred years ago?
Imagine.
Imagine what it was like to be your great grandparents here in America.
A hundred years ago, the United States was in the middle of the Second Industrial Revolution.
It was a time of wonder and ever advancing technology.
Annie Fedele knitted underwear in this dirty backyard
These boys worked hard for Hickock Lumber in Burlington, Vt. in 1910.
The International Labor Organization estimates that nearly 30 percent of the 50 million to 100 million domestic workers worldwide are children.
Child Labour Pictures by Lewis Hine
You ever stop to wonder what life would be like if you lived a hundred years ago?
Imagine.
Imagine what it was like to be your great grandparents here in America.
A hundred years ago, the United States was in the middle of the Second Industrial Revolution.
It was a time of wonder and ever advancing technology.
These boys worked hard for Hickock Lumber in Burlington, Vt. in 1910.
The International Labor Organization estimates that nearly 30 percent of the 50 million to 100 million domestic workers worldwide are children.
Child Labour Pictures by Lewis Hine
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