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This one was in the can this morning with a view to taking something better later today. However, after half a day on the M6 I just CBA!
El Boeing 747.4H6 (EC-MRM) de Wamos, temporalmente operando para Garuda en la temporada de El Hajj.
Llegando a Madrid, con las 4 Torres del CBA de fondo, durante el habitual descanso antes de volver a Jeddah.
5.8.2019
O Embraer CBA-123 Vector é um avião bimotor turboélice, voltado para voos regionais e capacidade para 19 passageiros, que não chegou à fase comercial e que teve apenas dois protótipos construÃdos. (Wikipedia)
O exemplar da fotografia encontra-se no Museu Aeroespacial (MUSAL).
Tardun Farm School Buildings - CBAS. Metalwork room to left, squash court (external staircase), woodwork room and outdoor picture theatre (red brick). G1X1445
CBAS Tardun, main building facing south before the Chapel was built.
Photo by others - all rights reserved. S310844
Tardun Farm School Buildings - CBAS. Glimpse of Library and Science Room in front and the Convent Building far left. G1X1446
CBA Site visit to Mongla, Khulna, Bangladesh. Climate change adaptation
Solar system by Grameen Shaktri
CBA site visit to Mongla, Khulna, Bangladesh. Climate change adaptation.
Black smoke from brick factory
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St Mary's Agricultural School, Tardun
Sister Francis PBVM
There are many sights in Tardun
That are beautiful to see
From flowering shrubs to tall York gums
Of graceful symmetry.
Like a castle on the hilltop
Are the buildings strong and grand
Ah yes, St Mary's Farm School
Is a credit to our land.
Travelling through the fields and bushlands
On the brown roads curving line
First of all, you see the buildings
The our Blessed Lady's Shrine.
And she seems to bid you welcome
One must pause awhile to pray
As the coloured lights shine round her
At the closing of the day.
Round the oval in the foreground
Come the boys at eventide
Loving band of Mary's children
Kneeling, praying, side by side.
It is something they'll remember
In the distant future days
How they stood around the oval then,
And sang their sweet Aves.
(From: "Our Home in the Bush - Tales of Tardun" p126)