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This is an anonymously published divided back colourised postcard with “Printed at the works in Germany” on the reverse. The view is looking downstream from Hungerford Bridge showing the Hotel Cecil, the Savoy Hotel and Cleopatra’s needle. Also shown is the Thames Steamboat Company’s paddle steamer, “Princess Beatrice” heading downstream from Charing Cross Pier. The paddle steamer was built in 1888 at Jarrow for the River Thames Steamboat Company and was subsequently owned by the Victoria Steamboat Association. It was while it was owned by the VSA that the boat’s Master was summoned to appear before Mr. Kennedy, the Greenwich Magistrate, on Monday 4th April 1892 for overcrowding the vessel. The Master, Thomas Rush appeared before Mr. Kennedy who heard that on 20th March there were 664 passengers on the vessel which was only licensed for 473 persons. At Greenwich Pier Inspector Plummer and two constables of the Metropolitan Police had counted the passengers as they disembarked from the boat. Counsel for Mr. Rush claimed that it was impossible, without the assistance of the Police, to keep people off the boats. Mr. Rush was fined £20.00, with one shilling for each passenger over the licensed number and two shillings costs, a total of £29-12-00.
Cross Country HST with Class 43 No.43303 climbs Whiteball,with the 12:27 Plymouth to Edinburgh service,on the 23rd of January 2023.
The summit cross at Hoadl.
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The cross-shaped coloring on the back of a donkey. I will probably use this image in my work, sometime in the future.
Most Cross Country services were restricted to the Birmingham/York section of the route on the day of the RMT strike, 7th January 2023. Here 1Z43, the 12.03 service from Birmingham passes Copmanthorpe formed of class 220 units nos. 220012 & 220024.
This Southern Illinois roadside landmark was built as a result of an 1832 cholera epidemic, where the family promised to build a cross if God would spare them. (The original cross has been rebuilt several times over the years)
Cross-stitch is intrinsically grid-based. This pattern is also grid-based.
Daily shoot for 2011/06/06 • Make a photograph that features a grid of some sort today.
A WWI Red Cross nurse stand ready outside or surgical tent with ambulance in the foreground at the American Heritage Museum. Hudson, New Hampshire. Images were captured on analog black and white film.
The Cross Bay Walk is a walk at low tide across the sands of Morecambe Bay. Due to quicksands and having to cross the river channels, it should only be done with a guide. This was part of a walk yesterday done in aid of the Leprosy Mission.
The walk is around 10 miles or 15 km.
317343 at Kings Cross on 25 September 2016 having arrived working 1255 from Cambridge. This was the day that the derailed class 313s at Welwyn Garden City were recovered and I did the trip to polish that rare crossover from up fast to up slow at Hatfield!
Cross gravestone in Mount Olivet Cemetery, Nashville, Tennessee.
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Mile Cross Gardens.
These two gardens were designed by the parks superintendent Captain Sandys-Winch and straddled the main entrance onto the estate. On 19th November 1925 the Parks and Gardens Committee authorised the layout of the gardens subject to a grant from the Unemployment Grants Committee. The decision to construct the buildings with concrete was made in order to provide as much work as possible.
The total cost of the development was £4,875, with a government grant of £1840. The gardens were officially opened on 4th May 1929 by the Lord Mayor, HP Gowen and the Sheriff, Miss Mable Clarkson. The park is listed grade II along with other parks in the city designed by Sandys-Winch.
The two Pavilions are no longer in use, with the doors and entrances bricked up and covered in childish graffiti. The gardens themselves are mostly tidy around the edges, however, the decorative touches have all been destroyed or removed and the once-neatly trimmed grass fit for bowls is no more than a toilet for Staffordshire Bull Terriers and the like.
If Sandys-Winch could see it all now he'd probably want to shoot a Tory.
The gardens can be seen here
in the 1970's looking a lot more cared for than they do now.
At the Cross~~~A reminder of the true meaning of Easter~~~
Resurrection Sunday!
Have a blessed holiday~~~He has risen!
Kay Ellen
The Cross Timbers is a long, narrow ecoregion that stretches from Central Kansas through Oklahoma and down into Texas. Its forests of mostly Blackjack and Post Oaks separate the big forests of the East from the Southern Great Plains. Rich in biodiversity, residents from the ecoregions on either side overlap in the Cross Timbers.