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The golf course in LaCrosse has always been divided by the railroad. Right behind me, is where the CB&Q depot used to stand. I got a few looks from the golfers for waiting for this shot. I just stare back at them, as I think chasing a ball around with a stick, in order to get into a hole is a waste of time. (Although I do play, for work only, and yes, I suck)
Stack train Portland-Chicago is loaded for bear and notching out of LaCrosse on May 29th, 2010.
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Barnetby United (black & white) and Crowle Colts Development battle for the ball at Silver Street during a second round tie in the Scunthorpe & District League's Sporting Shield.
The Railwaymen led 2-0 after 23 minutes but Crowle pegged them back to 2-2. Barnetby went 4-2 ahead before a late strike from the visitors ensured a tense period of stoppage time.
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Barnetby United versus Crowle Colts Development
Scunthorpe & District League, Sporting Shield, Round Two (2.30pm kick-off)
Admission: free. Programme: free/donation accepted (12 pages). Attendance: 17. Barnetby United 4 Crowle Colts Development 3 (half-time 2-1). Scoring sequence: 1-0 (2mins, Josh Goodman), 2-0 (23mins, Harry Finnis), 2-1 (33mins, Toby Poole), 2-2 (53mins, Jack Martinson), 3-2 (63mins, Brendan O'Callaghan), 4-2 (85mins, Harry Finnis), 4-3 (89mins, Terry Odling). Referee: Stephen Farrow.
I visited Frear Park in Troy, New York, USA on October 7, 2014 & walked the half mile trail around Wright Lake. It is just a 4-minute drive from my new home, so I suspect I'll visit often! The park has many aspects--playground, golf course, tennis courts, cafe, in addition to the trails. One of twenty-one shots.
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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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This old building is across the street from the north side of the track oval The road is the racetrack oval). The clubhouse / grandstand area would have been to the left (downstretch) from here, after 1837.
Pour faire écho à ma photo de la semaine 4/Casse-tête...
Il y a une semaine, j'ai eu le OK de mon physio pour recommencer à courir. Lentement. Progressivement. En fractionnés. Enfin! Ça demande de la patience mais étant donné la tendinite et la fracture de stress à la cheville gauche, je suis une bonne patiente et je respecte le plan de retour à la lettre.
Dayton Dragons' right fielder Sebastian Elizade falls over a chair and against the back wall in the Lake County Captains bullpen while chasing a foul ball.
Our delicious multi-course meal at Shimizu! This was our first ryokan experience of the trip and we were very impressed by the food. Soy-braised fish, tempura vegetables, potato salad, tofu slices and deep-fried potato fritter-thing, and squash. And the mystery dish cooking in back, in a covered pot over a little open-flame...
More practice.........Tuesday just before sunset, from my balcony............
This one is somewhat better, but they fly by so fast, it's difficult to find them through a long zoom, frame the shot, and then snap it.
Again, I failed to realize that I still had "Close-up" mode selected, instead of "Sports" mode.
Tips for settings & technique with the D70s are more than welcome.
The Build & Bake course at River Cottage HQ down in Devon. It's a great course - you learn how to build a clay oven, and how to bake amazing bread, all in a day. It starts with a trip down to the pond to get clay, and ends with a beautiful loaf of your own to take home.
Whipped yoghurt, carrot puree, garam masala foam and fennel fronds garnish this dish that’s composed mainly of Ontario heirloom carrots and a Chantecler chicken breast.
opening ceremony
In South France, bullfighting is known alternately as "course libre" or "course camarguaise". This is a bloodless spectacle (for the bulls) in which the objective is to snatch a rosette from the head of a young bull.
For a period of about 15-20 minutes, the raseteurs compete to snatch rosettes (cocarde) tied between the bulls' horns. They don't take the rosette with their bare hands but with a claw-shaped metal instrument called a raset in their hands, hence their name. Afterwards, the bulls are herded back to their pen by gardians (Camarguais cowboys) in a bandido, amidst a great deal of ceremony. The star of these spectacles are the bulls, who get top billing and stand to gain fame and statues in their honor.
Although the course camarguaise does not end in the death of the bull, it is at least as dangerous to the human contestants as a corrida.
but it's a folk festival, where one likes to go in traditional costumes
Camp Ripley, Minn. - Pfc. Patrina Thoreson, A. Company 834th Aviation Support Battalion, turns the “patient” onto the side of the injury following treating her. Headquarters Support Company 834th ASB Medical Support Section, conducts Combat Lifesavers Course at June 12. Photo by Sgt. Jodi Krause, 34th CAB Unit Public Affairs Representative