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La Re 620 083 "Amsteg-Silenen" tracte le train 69150 Langenthal GB - St-Maurice. Le convoi s'engagera quelques minutes plus tard sur la forte pente de 38 ‰ de la ligne du train des vignes qui relie Vevey à Puidoux. L'image est prise entre Palézieux et Moreillon.
© Alexandre Zanello
A mural by Carleen De Sozer of musicians Winifred Atwell and Evelyn Dove plus broadcaster Una Marson at Alexandra Palace, Haringey, North London.
BBC Diamond at Johor Strait helped alone by one tugboat.
Ship name: BBC Diamond.
Flag: Antigua & Barbuda.
IMO: 9347827.
MMSI: 304954000.
Vessel Type: General Cargo Ship.
*Note: More Ships, Boats and Watercraft pics in my Ships, Boats and Watercraft Album.
This vessel entered Esquimalt Harbour on Sunday 12 February 2017. Not sure if he is delivering or picking up here, but the cargo on the deck looks awfully expensive!
BBC CITRINE (IMO: 9504748) is a General Cargo Ship built in 2012 and is sailing under the flag of Antigua Barbuda. Her length overall (LOA) is 153.47 meters and her width is 23.45 meters.
최근 활동 | 그룹의 최신글 | 친구의 사진
나 포토스트림 | 사진관리 | 사진 업로--BBC-09 inc.
-드 | 계정 관리 | 더 많은 사진 작업 및 인화 주문
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Finally getting a chance to watch 'The Hour' on BBC America. After a couple episodes I'm hooked! I really hope they are doing a second season...this show is too good to only do one season. I'm kind of obsessed with Dominic West right now after seeing this and 'Appropriate Adult' on Sundance recently. 'The Wire' is next on my list to check out.
The BBC's French language service for Africa says it listens to the continent. At the very least, they have had some very hard-working employees over the years. Behind, a residential street in Kinshasa. Like the rest of the city, it was largely barren on election day as shops, restaurants and markets shuttered their doors (at least the ones that have doors).
The 'new' (completed 2010) extension of BBC Broadcasting House at night. This links the old building on the left to the new 'John Peel Wing' on the right and now contains the main reception.
A aproximadamente 45 Km de Aracaju, localizado aos pés da Serra de Itabaina-SE, o Parque dos Falcões foi construído através do trabalho e esforço de dois sonhadores, José Percílio e Alexandre Correia.
Alexandre tornou-se "cúmplice" de Percílio no ano de 1999, mas a história do Instituto começou ainda na infância do fundador. Aos 7 anos, Percílio ganhou um ovo de Carcará (Caracara plancus) e depois de 28 dias sendo chocado por uma galinha, nasceu Tito, seu primeiro grande amigo. Hoje, Tito tem 27 anos e o Instituto cuida de mais de 300 aves, entre gaviões, falcões, corujas, socós-boi, pombos, etc.
Já conhecido por muitos turistas, estudantes, biólogos, e pesquisadores brasileiros e estrangeiros, o Instituto é um dos poucos locais do país com autorização do IBAMA para a criação dessas aves em cativeiro. Com o objetivo de proteger as espécies de aves de rapina que habitam o céu brasileiro, o Parque dos Falcões tornou-se uma referência mundial no manejo, reprodução e reabilitação desses animais, acumulando um grande conhecimento sobre o seu comportamento.
A young badger I filmed back in May tucking in to raisins, the soundtrack is provided by a young woodpecker looking out of its hole above me.
Edit:
My short Badger video has made it's way on to the 'BBC Spring Watch twitter' page... I've added a link here and at the bottom of the comments.
Nice to see the Swallows on BBC Countryfile this evening. It made the final 24 and will appear in the calendar :))
For BBC Worldwide's launch of its 3 new channels with SingTel IPTV. Designs using edible imaging with corporate logo and colors.
Thanks for all the advice AndWhyNot & night photographer.
To stack I used Dr Russell Brown's, "Stack-A-Matic".
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The title is the motto of the BBC.
The BBC was founded in 1922. I was awoken this morning with thoughts of how the BBC should be funded, the purpose of the national broadcaster, and what do I want from it. And then, how much is it worth to me.
These days , I only listen to Radio 3. The news programs I find selective and usually shallow. The regional channels are irrelevant to me. I don't watch TV. The World Service is OK. I seldom use the website.
Currently TV owners pay an annual licence fee that generates 3 billion Pounds of revenue to the BBC. Their annual budget is about 5 billion.
The radio has been a lifelong friend. There was a radio licence in UK until 1971. How much would that be today if reintroduced?
Should I just switch to Radio New Zealand Concert and be done with it?!
I wonder how other countries fund their Public Service Broadcasters.
One last badger shot from the sett for this year.
Back again next spring.
Nice to see this in the BBC Springwatch 'Marvellous Mammals' gallery: www.flickr.com/photos/31216459@N07/galleries/721576837676...