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50009 'Conqueror' at the head of a Paddington-Wolverhampton train, photographed at Birmingham New Street back in 1986.
We all make mistakes,
You might fall on your face,
But you gotta get up!
I’d rather stand tall
Than live on my knees,
'Cause I am a conqueror
A duck takes a beat while the winner pounds him few more times to convince the expert eye of the waiting bride, that his qualities are worth to look at and she can trust his athletic qualities, great for protection of her and their future family.
The loser, will leave the scene discreetly, right after his defeat, and after regaining his composure.
He will try his chances at a "B" league, few water eyelets down...
"It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves."
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"He who is not everyday conquering some fear has not learned the secret of life."
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson
On a misty/foggy morning, BNSF AC4400EV No. 5723 leads an eastbound loaded coal train up to the summit of Crawford Hill at Belmont, Nebraska on July 9, 2018.
ronet beneath Pen-y-Ghent having succesfully climbed and descended 'the beast'...
(day 11 of the Pennine Way)
View from the entrance to the Uniqlo Clothing Store.
Lee Theatre, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong (Sunday 4 Nov 2018)
Conquistando sitios e ideologías que nunca deberian existir - Conquering sites and ideologies that should never exist
Panorama / Blended / Tracked
Sky: 1 row of 6 frames at 14mm, f2.8, 120 sec, ISO-800 tracked with Benro Polaris
Foreground: 1 row of 6 frames at 14mm, f2.8, 30 sec, ISO-800 with Benro Polaris
North Sea by Scotland / Europe
Album of UK: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157626176...
15/100
i don't have too much to say about this. Some extras are in comments (finally figured out how to do that) But some advice I have for you: if your going to play with flour, don't wear a black coat and don't get it in your hair. It takes forever to get out :(
Une cour assidue, un regard de braise, de mâle conquérant... Ils étaient deux à conter fleurette, toute roue déployée, à Melle Paonne... Ils marchaient en se rengorgeant, comme un paon, tout en draguant la demoiselle qui, mine de rien, les rendaient fous... Un beau spectacle dans une grandiose scénographie, celle des célèbres jardins à l'italienne du Palais Borromée sur l'Isola Bella - lac Majeur.
~Don't stop until you're proud~
Visit this location at Cocoa Bay -- Family Roleplay Community in Second Life
Mt. Tapyas is one of the popular destinations and the second highest place in Coron town in the province of Palawan, Philippines. It is one of the mountains in Busuanga and its base is accessible by a 5 to 10-minute walk from the pier and town proper. The mountain stands 210 meters while its cross is more than 2,000 feet above sea level.
The way to Mt. Tapyas is situated just beside a community basketball court where you can see a flight of steps on the side which will lead you to the entrance of the trail. The climb to its the peak will take you less than an hour but may also vary depending on your physical condition.
The trail to its summit consists of 700+ steps but was safe and comfortable enough since it was paved and concrete. Also, there are handrails along the trail to help you pull yourself up the mountain and there are plenty of shaded rest stops scattered along the trail where tourists may stop and take a rest. ~ Pasyalera
Inside a massive, closed warehouse. One could spend days wandering this cavernous space. After closing, this building was intentionally left to rot with the plans of demolition. Workers are slowly removing valuable equipment but there is a long journey ahead with the environmental cleanup of the entire property.
Well best laid plans and all that,,,,,,,,,
I'd been watching the forecast for quite some time and I got rather excited at the predicted height of the waves, as they were forecast to be much higher than ones I'd captured previously
Well, as I said, best laid plans...
It didn't happen :(
So here you have one from our last visit up at Seaham
Yes I know another wave image but thats what I love, so no apologies this time
Stay safe out there :)
Thanks Rae :)
"This life is not real. I conquered the world and it did not bring me satisfaction". M.Ali the greatest.
Even only two and half meters more height than others.
At the top of The Whistlers (thank you @Mattlong for correcting the mountain's name), Jasper National Park, CA
r was first given the right to hold markets in 1066 by the newly victorious William the Conqueror. In a congratulatory gesture, he conferred the title of Manor of Manchester upon one of his valued knights. And with the honour came the privilege of holding markets and fairs.
The council's longstanding link with markets was created in 1845, when the authority bought the city's Market Rights from Sir Oswald Moseley. A year later, the Corporation of Manchester was given the power to provide and regulate markets in the city under the 1846 Manchester Markets Act.
For the next three decades, most markets in the city served the wholesale trade, dealing mostly in the slaughter of livestock and the preparation of meat for cold stores and general sale.
In 1872, the Smithfield area around Shude Hill and Thomas Street was transformed by the creation of the wholesale fruit, vegetable and fish markets. Situated in what is now known as the Northern Quarter, Smithfield was a cavernous structure filled with the vibrancy and chaos of goods being loaded and deals being made.
The beautifully carved arches of the original fish market can still be seen from the cobbles of the High Street.
The fringes of the area became a haven for retail stalls and barrow boys, selling anything from buns to books. The remnants of this early era can still be seen in Church Street and Shude Hill.