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B.R. Standard 9f2-10-0, 92212, approaching Medstead & Four Marks, during the spring steam gala on the Mid Hants Railway.

Partenaire industriel du groupement GEPPIA

2ème tour - distance S

La-Fare-les-Oliviers

We live and die by pretty lies

You know it, there’s nothing left

We got all night to fall in love

But just like that we fall apart

We’re broken... we’re broken

nothing gon’ save us now

Lucky, Rijssen - Netherlands

R Goosey c1908

 

Format : monochrome photograph

 

Rights info: no known restrictions on publication.

 

Location of collection: Northampton Museum & Art Gallery www.northampton.gov.uk/museums

 

Part of: Northamptonshire Regiment Collection

 

Reference number:M0000254

† ₂₀₀⁸ ° B r o w n U n i v e r s i t y ° GRD

Class 47 diesel entering Newton Abbot station with an express.

Early 1980's. Nikkormat FT-N (Ilford FP4).

e l b r o c h e h a c e l c a r i ñ o ©

 

collar rum rum rum

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glamour sobre ruedas!

 

interesados/as: elbrochelohace@hotmail.com

Class 47 diesel entering Stirling (Scotland), with an Intercity. Mind the semaphore signals and original gas lamp poles.

1980's. Nikkormat FT-N (Ilford FP4).

This residence was designed by the architectural firm of Howell and Thomas and built in 1914 for Barton R. Deming, the developer of the Euclid Golf Neighborhood. Designed in the French Eclectic style, this home was angled to conform to the small silver of land on which it was built.

Milano, 16/07/2010 quarto b.R.A. San siro

 

nella foto pquarto b.R.A.

 

Foto:Prandoni francesco/Infophoto

An unknown, named class 47 rides between the tunnels connecting Edinburgh Waverley station with Haymarket station at the southern edge of princes street gardens.

Early 1980's. Nikkormat FT-N (Ilford FP4).

2ème tour - distance S

La-Fare-les-Oliviers

This residence was designed by the architectural firm of Howell and Thomas and built in 1914 for Barton R. Deming, the developer of the Euclid Golf Neighborhood. The living room of the home was 18' by 29' and consisted of 12' high ceilings. Prominent details include birch beams on the ceiling and a 8 foot tall marble firepace.

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