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Duke Farms is the estate of James Buchanan Duke, of Duke Power and American Tobacco Company, and inherited by his daughter Doris Duke.
Located on 2,700 acres (11 km²) of farm and wood lands in Hillsborough, New Jersey, the property was opened to the public on May 19, 2012 by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation as "a model of environmental stewardship in the 21st Century and (to) inspire visitors to become informed stewards of the land."
A view of the 534,000 square foot warehouse in Indianapolis. We handled the ground-up development and construction management.
92-year old Price Philip, Duke of Edinburgh was born Prince Philip of Greece and Denmark. He is the longest-serving spouse of a reigning British monarch.
Madam Tussauds, Victoria Peak, Hong Kong (Monday 18 November 2013 @ 3:48pm)
Texture courtesy of Skeletal Mess
On the left is County Hall, shrouded in tarpaulins for a facelift. The remodelled rail station is just visible in the distance. In front of the station, is a tree that was preserved when Dorset House and M&G house were built on an old brewery site. The brewery went some time earlier, but the Lion&Lamb remained, becoming Binns Banqueting Lounge. It then went through a succession of names: The Rendezvous, La Duquessa etc and when I was a teen it was a favourite rendezvous point for people going to Dukes Nightclub.
This statue of Duke, is right in the heart of Waikiki Beach. The inscription below the statue reads, in part:
Raised in Waikiki, Duke was a full blooded Hawaiian, who symbolized Hawaii to millions of people. He developed into an Olympic champion and the world's fastest swimmer. Between 1912 and 1932 he won three gold medals, two silver and a bronze in four Olympics. He is known as the: "Father of International Surfing."
Architect Horace Trumbauer's designed the house for Duke family. Currently after a donation by the duke family the building is being used by The Institute of Fine Arts department of NYU.
Poor Chloe was just laying there when Duke rolled over and kicked her in the face. She didn't even flinch.
Ahhh Gerald Henderson, you're a freshman and you already have your former NBA player father's receeding hairline!
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were introduced to some of New Zealand’s best marine technology during their 2014 New Zealand tour.
Their visit to Auckland ‘City of Sails’ on 11 April included a tour of award-winning luxury superyacht Imagine, match race sailing on the Waitemata Harbour on former Team New Zealand yachts NZL41 and NZL68, and a 20 minute fast passage up the Waitemata Harbour on a Sealegs amphibious craft.
New Zealand’s boat-building expertise and marine technology is sought after by the world's top ocean racing competitors, and the resulting expertise and technology has been transferred into New Zealand products readily available on the international market.
NZL41 was built by New Zealand composite specialist Cooksons for Team New Zealand’s entry in the 1995 America’s Cup.
New Zealand company Sealegs was first in the world to develop technology transforming a powerful all-terrain vehicle into an oceangoing speed boat at the push of a button. The Sealegs amphibious craft is a high performance vessel able to move from sea to land and back.
Duke Georg Alexander (1859-1909), son of Duke Georg and Grand Duchess Ekaterina Mikhailovna of Russia, photographed in 1862.
This is a 5 exposure HDR photo within Duke Gardens in Durham, NC. If you ever have a chance to visit this garden, it is a wonderful place.
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