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Master of Arts in Urban Affairs
Students in their "Urban Field Course"
Photos by Carly Dahl
January 31, 2014
2022 Untamed Gravel Sportive photos from the first off road section at the West Gate at Holkham on 17/07/2022 taken between 7.30am and 8.30am. Thanks to local photographer Glenn Hands of Evocative Images for these great shots. These are standard resolution shots. For super high-resolution images contact Glenn at glenn@evocativeimages.co.uk to purchase single images for £5 each #glenn_evocativeimages
Had to take some photos of the Gleniti Golf Course. The day was drawing to an end. And the lighting made me appreciate that this is the sort of day to go out and take some photos.
Arrowhead Golf Course is just north of Roxborough State Park. Fabulous scenery along the golf course.
Taylor Pendrith plays in the third round of the Bayview Place DCBank Open presented by Times Colonist at the Uplands Golf Course in Victoria, British Columbia Canada on June 1, 2019.
Unarguably the best landscapes in the whole Europe. #Meiringen #BrunigPass #Switzerland #Suisse More at: www.pedro-monteiro.com
Another one of Istanbul's beautiful old wooden houses, although in rather sad condition.
Vefa, Istanbul, Turkey
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BA (Hons) Graphic Design & Illustration
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Brighton East, Victoria, Australia
Almost get it framed correctly. Should have moved just a fraction more to the right
Griffins from across the 89th Military Police Brigade pushed themselves to the limit to compete in the Soldier/NCO/Officer of the Year Competition.
Day 1 of the competition had the Soldiers complete a modified PT test. Unlike the standard Army Physical Fitness Test, this test began with the timed navigation through of an obstacle course to warm them up. The Push-ups were modified to a declined push-up, the sit-ups portion included sand bags, and the two-mile run was extended to three-miles that included substantial hills. All of the events were graded at the 18-21 age bracket.
The Soldiers were then given a quick break to eat before loading up in to a Light Medium Tactical Vehicle, LMTV, and trekking through a four-kilometer land navigation course. The Soldiers then loaded back into the LMTV to head to a range and qualify with both their 9M and M4 weapons. The Soldiers were then offered a chance to enjoy the A/C at the brigade headquarters building as they took a written test covering Soldier tasks and skills. The Soldiers then ended the day around 11 p.m., after once again though the Texas wilderness during a four-kilometer night land navigation course.
The next day the competition continued bright and early with a combative tournament. The competitors then moved out to a grueling obstacle course, which included a climbing ropes, parallel bars, and a tire carry. Once they were able to catch their breath the competitors moved on to practical exercises on Soldier Skills to include First Aide, treating a casualty, programming a radio, and weapons operations.
Even though each of the Griffin competitor pushed themselves to their physical and mental limits, in the end, there could only be one winner for each of the three categories, 1st Lt. Jacob Flynn, for Officer of the Year, Sgt. Jake Tuozzoli, for NCO of the Year, and Spc. Michael Jensen, for Soldier of the Year.
Bartending Course give you the best platform to prove yourself in bartending world. Bartending training course for every bartender starting their career in the drinks and hospitality industry.Under patient teachers who will take the time to make sure that you actually learn the skills you need.
Washington Race Course in Charleston, SC (now Hampton Park, next to The Citadel). The track was run by the SC Jockey Club, & operated from 1792-1882. The wealthy planters raced their horses here, often with slave jockeys. The races were one of the highlights of the Charleston social scene; duels were also held here. During the Civil War, Union POWs were kept here, with the officers imprisoned in the ladies clubhouse. Many died & were buried in the infield / near the former clubhouse/grandstand. In 1865, freed slaves built a fence around the graves, adding an arch that read "Martyrs of the Race Course." They held a procession in honor of the dead soldiers which is now known as the first Memorial Day. Mary Murray Drive is a one way road with bike lane that circles the entire park; it is literally built on top of the racetrack footprint. The original track entry posts were given to August Belmont for his new track in NY that opened in 1905, where they are still found at the Belmont Park entrance today. For a link to photos, a map, & more info, see: www.halseymap.com/flash/window.asp?HMID=29
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Backstretch, after 1837 (prior to that, it was the final home stretch).