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A northerly view of Princes St from its junction with Portman Road (left). The building on the right was constructed in the early 1960s as Shell Mex and BP House. St Clare House, part of the Greyfriars development is behind this building. On the left in the background, is the Guardian Royal (now Axa) building in Civic Drive.This Collection was donated by Dr Steeds.
n 1939 Dr Roger Steeds, general practitioner joined the three Staddon brothers who were in practice at 6 Silent Street. Just before the war, the building was threatened with demolition because of road widening. The practice moved to 18 Silent Street. It was said to be a purpose built building with three consulting rooms, dispensary, reception area and waiting room and caretaker’s flat. However, the building was wrecked by a bomb during the war but re-erected in 1946. After the war as each of the Staddon brothers retired, they were replaced in turn by Dr Roy Webb, Dr Sheila Hines and Dr Bunt Drabble. Dr Steeds retired In 1966.
This shot, recreated in 2010, looks East down Commerce Street. Most of the structures that existed in 1900 were renovated or removed to accommodate modern buildings. St. Josephs Catholic Church can be seen in the far distance on the left.
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Mitgardian Commerce
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All the mountains in Mitgardia provide a lot of treasures. So mining is done a lot. Also in Ondylion, the best crystals, diamonds and other precious stones are sold here. Ondylion has the best quality, and as the Drow have a weekness for shiny things. Ofcourse they pay a visist to Ondylion.
Nothing tastes better than an Ondylion steak. So a lot of Avalonians come here to get some. And it's not just the steak, also the chicken is outstanding.
And well, people from Kaliplin like to come here to cool off. And checking out the Mitgardian girls, but they will never admit that!
12/14/09
Your Vernon Parish Chamber of Commerce Annual Christmas parade rolled through historic downtown Leesville recently. The community turned out by the thousands and there was no shortage of candy and Christmas cheer. With almost 90 entries, the 2009 parade was met withy rave reviews. Citizens on hand commented that it was one of the best parades in recent memory.
The 2009 Grand Marshall, Leesville Mayor Betty Westerchil, kicked off the festivities with the help of the Fort Polk/JRTC Color Guard and Polk Commander BG James Yarbrough. The 83rd Chemical Company Commander was also on hand to support this community and brought along some interesting military vehicles for parade-goers to enjoy. The support from Fort Polk continued with the entry of 162nd infantry heavy vehicles.
As the parade rolled past the Vernon Parish Police Jury office they were announced to the attendees and the volunteer judges. Based on creativity, Christmas spirit and the degree of work, the judges chose winners for each category and chose a winner for best float overall. Santa Claus rode down 3rd Street marking the end of the annual event. Attendees who followed him were greeted by the announcement of the winners of the cash prizes awarded by the stage sponsor, Navy Federal Credit Union. Navy Federal Manager, Kate Safstrom alongside Sammy the Sea Otter, and the staff of the Leesville Fort Polk branch drew tickets to determine which lucky patrons would go home with cash in hand. $600 in cash prizes were awarded to the holders of drawn tickets.
For the category of Automobiles, The Neal Family took home the prize with their entry in loving memory of Kevin Neal. The category of Marching Units/Drill Teams went to a repeat winner, The Interdenominational Church of Faith for their spirited performance. Galilee Baptist Church took home the prize for the category of Churches/Civic Clubs for their festive and musical float. The winner chosen for the Commercial category was Leesville Residential & Employment Services. This is a proud second consecutive win for Leesville Residential. Leesville Junior High JAG claimed the win for the best School Organization/Club category. The best Marching Band category win was clenched by the Leesville High School Band with an energetic performance.
The Grand Marshall Award for best overall float was presented by 2009 Grand Marshall, Leesville Mayor Betty Westerchil. The winner for this category cemented themselves as master float craftsman. The Antioch Baptist Church Puppet Team of Leesville has taken home the Grand Marshall for the second consecutive year. Antioch Baptist has previously claimed the prize in the Churches/Civic Club category as well proving that they are stiff competition for many years to come.
Pictured: (1) Holliday Belle Sr, Princess Samantha Sage. (2) 4-H Junior Queen Kasci Toups. (3) Holliday Belle Miss Congeniality Tiffany Mango. (4) LA Forestry Festival Queen Sara Reese.
Pictured: (1) Galilee Baptist Church receives their plaque for best float in the Churches/Civic Clubs category. (2) Interdenomination of Faith took home the prize for best Marching Unit/Drill Team. (3) The Neal Family won for best entry in the Automobile category for their entry In Loving Memory of Kevin Neal. (4) The Grand Marshall Award for the best overall float presented to Antioch Baptist Church Puppet Team.
Mitgardian Commerce
Providing Historica with the best
All the mountains in Mitgardia provide a lot of treasures. So mining is done a lot. Also in Ondylion, the best crystals, diamonds and other precious stones are sold here. Ondylion has the best quality, and as the Drow have a weekness for shiny things. Ofcourse they pay a visist to Ondylion.
Nothing tastes better than an Ondylion steak. So a lot of Avalonians come here to get some. And it's not just the steak, also the chicken is outstanding.
And well, people from Kaliplin like to come here to cool off. And checking out the Mitgardian girls, but they will never admit that!
Dès que l'on quitte Libreville, fleurit au bord des route une vitrine de produits locaux composé de vieux barils rouillés surmontés d'une planche. Y sont exposés sans hiérarchie, des noix de coco, du manioc, des sachets au contenu varié (souvent du gari), du vin de palme....au verre, des bananes (de toutes sortes), des atangas et autres spécialités.
Une tige de bois d'arbre planté dans un des barils, sur lequel est solidement arrimé la recette de la chasse quotidienne. S' y balance au grès du vent du singe, du croco, de l'antilope et autres espèces locales d'écureuil, de castors tropicaux et de sangliers équatoriens.
Not a first time blag of this one but just a reminder to self that I haven't snapped an MG Express. Still looking :-)
Mitgardian Commerce
Providing Historica with the best
All the mountains in Mitgardia provide a lot of treasures. So mining is done a lot. Also in Ondylion, the best crystals, diamonds and other precious stones are sold here. Ondylion has the best quality, and as the Drow have a weekness for shiny things. Ofcourse they pay a visist to Ondylion.
Nothing tastes better than an Ondylion steak. So a lot of Avalonians come here to get some. And it's not just the steak, also the chicken is outstanding.
And well, people from Kaliplin like to come here to cool off. And checking out the Mitgardian girls, but they will never admit that!
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Bryan Hyland Morgan McKinley and Colin Ross iASC pictured at the Cork Chamber , US Embassy and the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland joined forces at a breakfast meeting entitled Economic Leaders Forum , Drivers of Growth in the US-Irish Relationship in the Clarion Hotel, Cork.
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Andrew Clarke and Sue Rooks present the check for $258,620 as our class gift for our 30th reunion. The funds will support Commerce 1984 Bursary & the Dean's Innovation Fund. Way to go Commerce '84.
The Commerce Bank Building in downtown Peoria is a pretty cool shot - before and after the lights go on. Stacy and I were working from the top of the deck next to the Janssen Building just as the sun was going down.
Shout out to to Anthony for the use for a while of the lovely Nikkor 14-24 f/2.8 lens. This was shot at the 24mm end. Looking forward to some 14mm FF goodness in Utah next week... Oooh la la.
Also - Stacy's similar shot on the D300 with the 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 at 18mm: www.flickr.com/photos/snapshotsbystacy/8007906567/