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Trying out the NDX400 filter. Still not happy, I think I need some help.The water isn't as smooth as I'd like.......
Duke of Lancaster at Heysham 11th August 1974.
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The Duke of Lancaster is a railway steamer passenger ship that operated in Europe from 1956 to 1979, and is currently beached near Mostyn Docks, on the River Dee, north-east Wales. It replaced an earlier 3,600 ton ship of the same name operated by the London Midland and Scottish Railway company between Heysham and Belfast.
my grandaughter Margo with her little big brother Duke.....only seven months old! and only a year between them.
1955 built former Sealink Irish Sea ferry at Llanerch-Y-Mor, North Wales where she's lain since finishing service in 1979.
This is Duke Farms Great Falls Lake, one of the many places to see on the property. This is looking in both directions from the bridge that crosses over the lake along one of the paved trails. This is a fairly even terrain so even those who can't walk much can navigate the trails and enjoy the many scenic places on the property. In the summer season there is a trolley that goes around the property with a number of stops along the way so that all may enjoy their stay.
Duke of York's Theatre, London. Opened in 1892 and designed by Walter Emden. Now part of the Ambassador Theatre Group and grade 2 listed. The Gallery (top balcony) was taken out of use in 1979 when internal reconstruction preserved the appearance but removed many of the supporting columns by suspending the upper levels from a beam located there.
City of Westminster, London, UK - Duke of Yorks Theatre, St Martins Lane, West End
September 2004, image reworked 2020
David “Duke” Zeibert (1910–1997) opened Duke Zeibert's in 1950 in the LaSalle Building on the southwest corner of Connecticut Avenue and L Street NW. He had formerly been a maitre d' at Fan and Bill’s, a popular steakhouse. An inveterate sports fan, Zeibert decorated his dining room with giant caricatures of himself as various types of sports players. Every table was set with a signature dish of garlic infused kosher dill pickles, which filled the dining room with their aroma.
My son and I had a wonderful afternoon at Reifel Bird Sanctuary. As we were walking along the West Trail we were being followed by this lone drake. This path was a quiet "non feeding" zone so we weren't feeding him, but he was determined to stick with us from one end to the other. We named him Duke and he was treated to some seed when we reached the Tower.
A shot taken at Cerne Abbas Giant to show the underside of a male Duke of Burgundy butterfly. Like the marsh fritillary which I've also posted today, you can clearly see that the front legs are reduced to 'brushes', but the Duke is not a member of the Nymphalidae. In this species it is only the male which has vestigial front legs - the female has six normal legs.
Diamond Head view from Duke Kahanamoku Beach at the 1955 Hawaiian Village Hotel. This is the widest part of the Waikiki Beachfront. Vintage but undated and unbranded color transparency from before 1959 based on the water slide still up on the Fort DeRussy pavilion.
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- 1957 Ocean Tower at the Hawaiian Village Hotel, left
- 1917 Fort DeRussy seawall and water slide, right of the Hawaiian Village
- 1955 Reef Hotel, above Fort DeRussy
because they lead little by little to the truth :-)
― Jules Verne, Journey to the Center of the Earth
lily, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
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Photograph taken at an altitude of Zero metres, at 19:00pm on Saturday 20th September 2019 around sunset off the 17a West Saanich Road, from the shoreline of Patricia Bay near beautiful Sidney by the sea on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada.
Patricia Bay is a body of salt water that extends East from the Saanich Inlet and forms part of the North Saanich shoreline in British Columbia. The bay was named after Princess Patricia of Connaught, daughter of the Duke of Connaught who was Governor General in 1912. The aeroplane is coming in to land at Victoria International Airport (YYJ).
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Duke Farms serves as a model of environmental stewardship and inspires visitors to become informed stewards of the land. It is a place of education, enjoyment and research that enhances the environmental health of the region
507006 passes Duke Street crossing on a Southport bound service on 25th October 1982.
The 1921 built crossing box was 73 years old when it closed with the abolition of all Northern line boxes after Sandhills IECC was introduced on 11th March 1994.
The unit is over 40 years in service and will be replaced in the next year or so when the new Stadler built class 777 sets are introduced. Aughton Road level crossing can be seen in the background, with the long gone footbridge over Belmont Road.
Of note is the old advert on the wall of the corner shop - amazingly the shop is still there!
Duke Chapel
Duke University
Durham, North Carolina, USA
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Making Small-Town Life Sweet
Since 1951 Duke Bakery has been a family-owned establishment. Visit one of our locations in Alton, Illinois, or Granite City, Illinois, and find freshly baked donuts, pastries, cookies, birthday cakes, wedding cakes, coffee, and more! We strive to be a gathering place for the local community to meet and enjoy good company.
The Duke of York meets Royal Navy personnel serving in Bahrain, 15 January 2014.
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Preserved BR Standard CLass 8, 71000 'Duke of Gloucester' - the sole member of its class - waits at Bristol Temple Meads prior to working the return leg of an excusion from London Victoria on 9th December 2025.
This picture was taken on April 2017 during the 10-year reunion of class of 2007. My wife, a Duke graduate, always speaks fondly of her undergraduate days and her time helping with church services on Sunday mornings. I took special care with this capture hoping to print it for her one day.
This place is absolutely breathtaking and amazing
Duke Chapel at Duke University
Durham, North Carolina
March 26, 2008