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View from the front of 91RM while approaching Daylesford with a special service to capture snow photos at the Daylesford Spa Country Railway
Pier Approach with the pier entrance building that opened in 1930 and closed in 1979.
The diesel engined buses were already taking over from the electric trolleybuses that had been running on Bournemouth's roads since the early 1930s.
There was a mass farewell procession of trolleybuses through the town in April 1969.
West Midlands Trains 172344 and 172216 approaches Droitwich Spa with 2S46 1308 Worcester Shrub Hill to Whitlocks End on 17th June 2022. What appears to be a tail light camera is positioned ahead of the train.
This picture was taken approaching Barrmill station on the line from Lugton to Giffen RNAD. The line closed in 1996 but everything is still left in situ. This view was taken looking towards Lugton.
José’s Island - Freely inspired by José Saramago’s tale about an unknown island, this dance spectacular tells the story of a man who asks the King for the loan of a ship so that he can go to find the unknown island, but there are many islands. With lyricism, subjectivity, movements, sounds and colours, this poetic show is directed at all age groups... Be adventurous in search of something new, or frightened of the risks? And discover, sometimes, that we might even be on our own “unknown islands” without even realizing. Director: Ana Bottosso, Grupo Danceato.
From Day-I of our September Theatrical
A Ilha do José - Livremente inspirado em o conta da ilha desconhecida, de José Saramago, o espetáculo conta a história do homem que foi pedir um barco ao rei para ir em busca de uma ilha desconhecida. São muitas ilhas. Com lirismo, subjetividade, movimentos, sons e cores, o trabalho é destinado a todas as idades e sugere poesia... Aventurar-se em busca do novo, ou medo de arriscar? E descobrir, por vezes, que podemos estar sobre nossas próprias “ilhas desconhecidas” sem que tenhamosnos dado conta disso. - Direção: Ana Bottosso, Grupo Danceato.
Mamiya C330, Kodak VPS (Kodak Vericolor III) film. Recovered this from one of my faded negatives and it still had that ominous color that comes before a storm.
Although not really a difficult approach, there's something pretty dramatic about descending below a tree line in order to make a landing. The strip itself is very bumpy with overgrown grass, rocks and large ruts in it. Can make keeping the aircraft in a straight line a little tricky.
Lufty hit a solid bubble of fog right above the runway, here she half disappears into the abyss. A split second later she called a missed approach!
At dawn on 14th March 2009, DR Class 65 2-8-4T No.65 1049-9 rounds the curve by the freight loading point at Caaschwitz, heading a demonstration freight from Gera to Camburg (Saale).
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Alamo is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Lincoln County, Nevada, United States, about 90 miles (140 km) north of Las Vegas. Its elevation is 3,449 feet (1,051 m). As of the 2010 census it had a population of 1,080. Founded in 1901, Alamo is named after the Spanish word for "poplar" due to the presence of that type of tree.
Alamo lies in the Pahranagat Valley. Its economy is dependent primarily upon ranching. The closest attraction is the Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge.
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The Pier Approach Baths that opened in 1937 were demolished in 1986. The site remained vacant until 1998, when work began on constructing the Waterfront building, aka The Imax that opened in 1999, although the opening of the Imax cinema itself was delayed until 2002.
In the background on the left is the former Palace Court Hotel, seen here as the Stakis Hotel, and now a Premier Inn, with the YMCA next door.
The tower block is Forest House on the corner of Bath Rd and Russell Cotes Rd, with the Royal Bath Hotel to the fore.
Famous as the most hated building ever constructed on the face of the earth, work is currently underway to alter the structure so that it can never again be used as an Imax cinema, with the Council inviting applications from the private sector to find a new use for the building.
UPDATE. September 2011. None of the applications from the potential tenants were deemed suitable by the Council so the whole project is currently up in the air.
UPDATE. March 2012. The Council has announced plans to spend £2 million knocking the building down and turning the space into an open air entertainment space.