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Great Yarmouth Row 38 is Ferrier Row or Charles Moore's Row. This view looks west. At the eastern end by the market is a blue plaque that states that near this site stood Boulter's Museum 1778-1802.
Until the 2nd World War most Great Yarmouth residents lived in houses in the narrow passages known as The Rows that ran East to West between the river and the sea. The few main streets ran North/South. The Rows date from medieval times and recorded numbers of them have varied over time up to as many as 156.
At one time they were known by names such as after a resident or a business and therefore some had more than one name. A numbering system was introduced and I think this goes up to 145. Some had overhanging buildings and were therefore tunnel-like.
Many of them were destroyed in the 2nd World War and many that are left these days are passageways used as short cuts, although Market Row and Broad Row are lined with shops.
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A reconstruction of a Great Yarmouth Row can be seen in The Time and Tide Museum in Yarmouth showing what life would have been like at one time in one of the rows.
This is the first pair of jeans that I bought that actually FIT after I got hips. From the Gap, I got them for $6 on clearance, hemmed 'em, and promptly wore them to pieces. Still super comfortable except when I catch my toes in the holes putting them on.
Mark Abicare's G gauge 38 class live steam model on the garden gauge layout.
SLSV Kindred Run 2019 Day 2 18-05-2019.
5 gallons of my very own homemade 8 point beer. Why ".38 Special"? Because I dropped a box of those bullets in the beer while it was fermenting. Luckily it wasn't ruined. Bottling it today!
For FGR: I wish I drank that (I will, when it's done carbonating)
For Feb Alphabet Fun: C is for...Carboy
For TOTW: Imperfections...Please excuse my crumbum appearance. We are snowed in. No reason to get dressed or anything...lol. Also, I guess the beer is imperfect too.
Day 103 Year 2.5
Hungary,1936-38, Füle, a house for young orphan girls. Our Aunt Tilda, member of Sisters of Social Service sitting in the middle with women from the village whom she worked with and with some of the Social Sisters.
Love this old whitewashed, waisted house with the pelargoniums and creepers.
Vero 3/38 HO plastic kit Bahnwärterwohnhaus. Previously branded Mamos, then later re-issued by Auhagen as 3/38 then 11 338.
The Mamos version and an early Auhagen one are adjacent to this in the album 'Auhagen-Vero-Mamos': www.flickr.com/photos/adrianz-toyz/albums/72157634676876153
The Meisho Maru 38, ran aground between Suiderstrand and Cape L'Agulhas on 16 November 1982. The ship had 240 tons of frozen tuna aboard. During a storm on 31 August 2008 the ship was turned around in heavy seas.
Colin et Heidi ont participé au défi cette semaine, mais avec un très faible degré de collaboration. Je voulais avoir les deux petites têtes l'une au-dessus de l'autre, mais je n'ai pas réussi à les faire jouer au modèle en même temps. J'ai choisi celle de Heidi pour le défi, mais j'aime bien aussi celle de Colin (voir sur ma galerie). Légère augmentation de la luminosité dans Photoshop, puis virage noir et blanc.
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Howth is a fishing and yachting port, and popular suburban resort on the north side of Howth Head, 15km (9½ miles north-east of the city centre).
Dublin, Ireland
Présentation des projets personnels de la promotion 2012 des apprentis dispensés du Cerfav | Vannes-le-Châtel.
Marc Garcia, apprenti décorateur : "Toucher un trésor pour le dévoiler? la transformation du verre en pierre précieuse"
verre soufflé, sablé, cristal taillé
38 Lockwood Street (1016 West 50th St)
Home of John and Luticia Hughes and family.
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Same maple tree?