Children touch cold metal parts from an old weaving machine and feel the clumps of cotton threads which they might have had to clear from under machines if they had lived in Manchester 200 years ago.
Whilst their aesthetics and backgrounds differ, at clubs such as Mister Saturday Night and Optimo music new and old weaves together coherently and, at the best of times, transcending genre entirely. .
Songs new and old are woven into the pageantry.
That old song, woven into the Mexican soul, is as Irish as it gets.
The center is now 25 years old and woven into the fabric of gay life in New York City.
Look at almost any menu in town and you'll see the subtle influences of the old cleverly woven into the distinct flavors of nouveau southern dishes.
Only the older blankets those woven in the first half of the 19th century contained dog yarn, and none of them was pure dog.
Another fisherman, a thin, old man weaving a burgundy net, introduced himself to us, saying, "I am a çapulcu!" — a word meaning "vagrant" in Turkish, which the Gezi protesters have worn like a badge of pride ever since Erdoğan used it to insult them.
This image has always haunted me because of the great disconnect between what we all saw – a demented old man weaving around on the pavement – and what he was experiencing, which I like to imagine was both the music of the composers he had so loved, and also a sense of centrality and of control over his world.
Another fisherman, a thin, old man weaving a burgundy net, introduced himself to us, saying, "I am a çapulcu!"—a word meaning "vagrant" in Turkish, which the Gezi protesters have worn like a badge of pride ever since Erdoğan used it to insult them.
While she was there she watched the old men weave together palm leaves to make the decorations used in traditional ceremonies.
