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A ring well at the Keezhadi museum near Madurai. These rings were installed to protect the sides of the well after digging the shaft.
Even today, you can find signs advertising "Ring work" all over south India. But they install concrete rings inside well shafts, and not terracotta ones.
A yellow Hibiscus in my mum's garden.
@sinituulia I wonder if these are (among) the clothes that ended up being burned in the Atacama desert in Chile?
I remember coming across this some years ago:
Clothing from many of the world’s favorite brands lies in discarded heaps in Chile’s Atacama Desert. How it got there tells the story of modern fast fashion.
Environment (www.nationalgeographic.com)
@jonathanhogg I agree, if it's not used appropriately, it has approximately zero acceptability.
I made an adjustable A1 drafting table for my workshop. It's ugly, but it does work as intended: I can keep it in this position to draw on, and then move it up so that it hangs flat against the wall, which makes it easier to read the plans while executing them.
