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Mow Cop Castle is a folly at Mow Cop in the civil parish of Odd Rode, Cheshire, England. It is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II listed building. The ridge, upon which the castle sits, forms the boundary between the counties of Cheshire and Staffordshire, the dioceses of Chester and Lichfield and the ecclesiastical provinces of Canterbury and York.
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Mow Cop is designated as a RIGS (Regionally Important Geological Site).
I saw this old cop standing on the sidewalk outside an antique store on the Bowery, NYC
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Copal pocket camera for 13X17mm exposures on 110 cartridge film fixed lens with CdS-meter, Manufactured in Japan 1975
Staged publicity photo for Manchester Police to demonstrate new equipment, a radio telephone installed in Morris J Type van, seen here in about 1950, Oldham Road, Manchester
( thanks to Don Byatt for re enactor photo and manchestereveningnews.co.uk for background photo
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Blurring faces by security reasons - Areas difuminadas por razones de seguridad
The Copal pocket camera takes 13X17mm exposures on 110 cartridge film fixed lens with CdS-meter, Made in Japan Circa: 1975
Long story... But these cops turned out to be some of the nicest guys in uniforms I've met in a long time. They were really interested with the ability to ride backwards so we let them have a try. They got half a backwards circle and a few track stands. Not bad for the first ride on a fixed gear. I've been having a rough year with cops so it was a nice year end reminder that not all cops are dicks. These guys were super nice. And down with fixed gears!
MOD police armoured Landrover which used to be based at the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE), Burghfield. I think the strange number plate was possibly it's fleet number as it never went outside the wire so it was probably not registered - 13.4.96
The Phi-cops dragons. Must upload some of my Evernote Moleskine doodling.... This started out as a play with "phi-cops" and once I joined two large versions in the middle I started to see the first dragon. Still a work in progress, so may colour it in time. ;@) Thanks for looking.
On the day I purchased my first Young Person's Rail Card (slightly later than I should have done...) I had a quick look at the pacer replacement kick out that, at the time, was doing a Southport and then an Oldham Loop turn.
As I watched it leave I was pleasently surprised to see it was a 37. To top it all off another 37 was making it's way north on the WCML. Great timing.
So, new railcard in hand I worked out it was possible to get to Meols Cop to intercept the 37 on the return working. This is the photograph of the move.
The 1123 (2J82) Southport - Manchester Victoria arriving at Meols Cop. Approximately 1/500th of a second later I realised iit was a F****** 37/9. The "noise" of it leaving Wigan was actually just the sound of the other 37 on the WCML. Good.
Still did it to Manchester Victoria and around the loop though. There was a good selection of zoids on it and we had a laugh despite the absence of a racket from up the front.