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On the stop sign at the corner of Sadie Foss Rd. and Max Gray rd. Vermont and Texas are the only two states that were Republics before they joined the Union. There is a move in Vermont towards a Second Republic, but it hasn't gained much momentum. My step father, a Texan, says that Texas can leave the Union anytime it wants as a result of an agreement made when it became a state.
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Saturday night was an indie night at Humber social.
We went out for an amazing breakfast at Piccolo restaurant, outstanding quality.
On the evening we went for a drink in the Scale and Feather, then a delicious meal at Hitchcock's vegetarian restaurant with my dear friend Andrew, followed by the indie night at social. A cracking evening!
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For our Camera Club monthly project: September - Black & White.
I noticed these when we were making our way back home from Nottinghamshire and took some photographs through the windscreen of the car as we were approaching the site.
History:
The Clipstone Colliery dates from the early C20 when a new excavation was begun by the Bolsover Colliery Company to exploit the 'Top Hard' coal seam in the vicinity of Clipstone village in Nottinghamshire. The sinking of the pit shaft was interrupted by the First World War, and the development of the colliery site did not resume until 1919. The new colliery was operational by 1922, and went on to become one of the most productive pits in Britain, delivering four thousand tons of coal per day by the 1940s. In the post-War period, the colliery underwent further development to access the Low Main Seam, a deeper seam of coal located almost eight hundred feet below the Top Hard seam. In order to exploit these rich new reserves of coal, a pair of new winding engines were installed to operate the coal and man shafts at the colliery. Two headstocks, linked by a central powerhouse were completed in 1953 to the designs of architects Young and Purves of Manchester. The headstocks were constructed by Head Wrightson Colliery Engineering of Thornaby-on-Tees and Sheffield, whilst the winding engines were manufactured by Markham and Company in Chesterfield.
The engines were 'Koepe' winders, a system of friction winding developed by the German mining engineer Frederick Koepe in the 1870s, and first installed at the Hannover Colliery in Westphalia in 1877. The Koepe system was particularly well-suited for use in deep mines, as it permitted winding from increasing depths as a colliery developed, as at Clipstone. Most British collieries used drum winders, designed to operate to a specific depth, and it was necessary, when using this system, to close a shaft and install a new winder drum and longer winder rope if a shaft had to be deepened. Koepe winders were installed throughout the German and Dutch coalfields from the late C19 onwards. There were a small number of late C19 and early C20 installations in England, but the Koepe system was not widely used until the post-War re-investment in and re-structuring of the mining industry after 1945. After the nationalisation of the coal industry in 1947, the advantages of the Koepe winder became more and more apparent as increased coal production needed to drive the post-War recovery became a priority. Central government funding for colliery expansion meant that sites such as Clipstone could invest in improved systems and increase production by working deeper seams more effectively.
Prior to nationalisation, the Bolsover Mining Company had become the third largest enterprise of its kind in Britain. Its Clipstone pit included one of the two deepest shafts in the country, and the new headstocks were the tallest such structures in Europe at that time. In the context of Britain's post-War mining industry, Clipstone was a state-of-the-art colliery, employing over thirteen hundred men at its peak, and produced almost a million tons of coal in 1986. The colliery ceased production in 2003 and the site has now been cleared of all the colliery structures and transportation systems with the exception of the winders, headstocks and powerhouse. This part of the colliery site had been listed, prior to closure, on the 19th April 2000 and now stands surrounded by security fencing within the recently remodelled colliery landscape. Since the pit closure, the powerhouse building and the machinery and electrical equipment it housed have been comprehensively vandalised and stripped of metals with high scrap value. The interiors of the building are heavily damaged, and there is now some evidence of localised structural failure. An application for consent to demolish the building and headstocks was made in 2003 to Newark and Sherwood District Council but has not yet been determined. English Heritage received an earlier request to de-list the building and headstocks, but this application was not taken forward as the application to demolish remains under consideration by the Local Planning Authority.
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"Nor dread nor hope attend
A dying animal;
A man awaits his end
Dreading and hoping all;
Many times he died,
Many times rose again.
A great man in his pride
Confronting murderous men
Casts derision upon
Supersession of breath;
He knows death to the bone
Man has created death." - William Butler Yeats.
So I decieded to try and keep my fstop at 1.4 and just boost up the iso from 100-1600 b/c it was really dark outside and I couldn't use my strobes. Yeah, bad idea! lol So much noise, it's so sad cause I loved the compostion of all the pictures I took as well as the colour but the quality got destroyed :/ Oh well, we live and and we learn :)
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For the Saturday night we had a brilliant night at Humber Social for their 80s night Elerctric Dreams. We danced the whole night!
Also I bumped into an old friend I hadn't seen in years!
Top night.
Various video clips from the evening.
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The leaf (left center) looks a little deep/dark and the reds look a little saturated to me. I will take a look at the subjects and comment.
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When i was a child on some sundays we used to come here and eat "pastelitos de guayaba"
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Public comment; FWC Commission Meeting in Jacksonville, February 21 - 22, 2023
FWC Photo by Megan Mitchell
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Our annual Lincoln weekend.
We ate well on the Saturday, blimey!
An all-you-can-eat breakfast in the morning at the Premier Inn was followed by lunch back at Lawson's.
2 courses for £16. I had the amazing beef again, while Gemma had pasta. Then we washed it down with glorious sticky toffee pudding.
On the night we went back to Carouself then on to Popworld.
What a brilliant day and a cracking weekend.
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My first LFF since October 2023 and we had a great time.
We started off in LFF's new start venue,Bridge End Social. LFF has been cryng our for a suitable start venue since the MArriott repurposed theirs back in December 2022. Bridge End Social seems to tick all the boxes - it was a great start venue,
From there we wen to the PAck Horse an we were joined by our friends Janet and Phil. Then on to The End and we finished the night in Smokestack.
In The End with Lyn.