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We've been playing Dominion quite a bit lately. It's pretty fun, and the way it's designed, you can have a different game every time. Fortunately for us, it also works very well for two players.
Va Beach's Dominion Derby Girls versus the Dutchland Derby Rollers out of Lancaster, PA. Photos from Haygood Skating Center in Virginia Beach.
Dominion of Canada, A4 locomotive from Canadian museum shipped over and restored for the Great Gathering ( this and Dwight D Eisenhower were in poor condition when shipped over, I think we should not send them back!)
I have posted this shot (which is not mine) as a memory of a trip to the Dominion Cinema (now Theatre) on 12th April 1966
I was 14 at the time and on holiday to London with my parents. We travelled from Insch in Aberdeenshire and for a teenager from the country this was an amazing experience. The film was presented as a “Roadshow Screening” (separate performances, higher prices and the film had Overture, Intromission, Entr'acte music). It was projected in Todd-AO (70mm) on a 46 feet wide screen with a 5 feet curvature which gave breathtaking clarity. The Sound of Music played at the Dominion for over 3 years ! (from 29th March 1965 to 31st June 1968).
On returning home to Insch in Aberdeenshire I rushed out to buy the LP of the film and saw it again in Aberdeen many times after it was released nationwide but the Dominion experience was truly unforgettable.