[ENG] Santa María de Naranco is one of the most enigmatic and harmonious monuments of Western architecture. It is an old palace that was the Aula Regia of the palace complex that King Ramiro I (842-850) ordered to be built on the outskirts of the capital of the kingdom of Asturias. It was completed in the year 842. Its artistic style is the so-called Asturian or "ramirense" art, within the pre-Romanesque period. It functioned as a temple from the collapse of the chevet and part of the naves of San Miguel de Lillo (12th century) until its restoration in the years 1929-1934. It is located on the southern slope of Mount Naranco, about 4 km from Oviedo (Asturias, Spain). It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1985. More photos in the album Santa María de Naranco (9th century)

 

[ESP] Santa María de Naranco es uno de los monumentos más enigmáticos y armoniosos de la arquitectura occidental. Es un antiguo palacio que fue el Aula Regia del conjunto palacial que el rey Ramiro I (842-850) mandó construir en las afueras de la capital del reino de Asturias. Se terminó en el año 842. Su estilo artístico es el denominado arte asturiano o "ramirense", dentro del prerrománico. Funcionó como templo desde el derrumbamiento de la cabecera y de parte de las naves de San Miguel de Lillo (siglo XII) hasta su restauración en los años 1929-1934. Se ubica en la ladera meridional del Monte Naranco, a unos 4 km de Oviedo (Asturias, España). Fue declarado Patrimonio Mundial de la Humanidad por la Unesco en 1985. Más fotografías en el álbum Santa María de Naranco (siglo IX)

 

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GRAN PREMIO DE ESPAÑA PIRELLI 2015 / CIRCUIT DE BARCELONA

Neuhaeusgen, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

very often it was impossible to use the cam - the iphone came in handy

 

sehr oft war es unmöglich, die Kamera zu benutzen - das iphone war dann sehr nützlich

An Eng woman from Ban Lu village spinning yarn on a bamboo spindle.

 

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[ENG] Lisbon's picturesque Historic Trams are part of the city's public transport network. The Portuguese call him the «elétrico». They run through the narrow streets of the most typical neighborhoods of Lisbon, where access for a bus would be impossible. They were inaugurated in 1901, they took advantage of the infrastructure of the "American cars" drawn by horses, and the network expanded until 1957. At present, 45 "renovated historic" and 8 "light historical" (or tourist) circulate through a network of 31 km of 900 mm wide (in addition to 10 “articulated”). Race 28E is the most requested by tourists. More photos in the album Lisbon, Portugal.

 

[ESP] Los pintorescos Tranvías históricos de Lisboa forman parte de la red pública de transporte de la ciudad. Los portugueses le llaman el «eléctrico». Discurren por las calles estrechas de los barrios más típicos de Lisboa, donde sería imposible el acceso para un autobús. Se inauguraron en 1901, aprovecharon la infraestructura de los «coches americanos» tirados por caballos, y la red se expandió hasta 1957. En la actualidad circulan 45 “históricos renovados” y 8 “históricos ligeros” (o turísticos) por una red de 31 Km de 900 mm de anchura (además de 10 “articulados”). La carrera 28E es la más solicitada por los turistas. Más fotografías en el álbum Lisboa, Portugal.

 

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Großer Ahornboden, Hinterriss-Eng - Tyrol / Austria

 

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North gate - Portada norte

 

[ENG] The north door, dated about 1170, It constitutes the habitual entry and it is formed by a round with arch multiple lobes and three widened archivolts.

 

More photos in the album Toro Collegiate Church, Zamora Spain

 

[Esp] La portada norte, fechada hacia 1170, constituye la entrada habitual y está formada por un arco de medio punto polibulado y tres arquivoltas abocinadas. El arco polibulado apoya directamente en las jambas, mientras que las arquivoltas lo hacen sobre un grupo formado por tres columnas cada una de ellas. La decoración de los capiteles abarca la temática vegetal, aves, dos centauros hostigados por lanceros a caballo (lucha entre el bien y el mal), la Anunciación y la Visitación. Los fustes y basas que sirven de sustentación a estos grupos son productos de una restauración sufrida en 1932.

 

En el intradós del arco polibulado encontramos una serie de angelitos, algunos de ellos con cartelas. En la parte frontal de la rosca hojas pentafolias con las puntas entorchadas, pero sin completar el total de la rosca. Las jambas en que se apoya el arco son lisas.

 

La primera arquivolta la forman catorce ángeles turiferarios (portadores de incienso), llevan túnicas y sus cabezas están nimbadas. Miran hacia el lugar donde se encuentra la clave central del arco, pues en ella encontramos a Cristo Salvador que en posición frontal bendice a los que se acercan al templo.

 

La segunda arquivolta se resuelve a base de decoración de tipo vegetal y adornos de bolas.

 

En la tercera arquivolta encontramos en la clave central nuevamente a Cristo como Juez. Sentado porta el libro en una de sus manos mientras que con la otra bendice. A ambos lados San Juan y la Virgen María. En el resto de la arquivolta los veinticuatro ancianos del Apocalipsis con coronas e instrumentos musicales.

 

Rodea toda la portada un guardapolvos con decoración geométrica. (www.jdiezarnal.com)

 

Más fotografías en el álbum Colegiata de Toro, Zamora España

 

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16/08/2012 Ladies European Tour. ISPS Handa Ladies Masters, Buckinghamshire Golf Club, Denham, Buckinghamshire. England. Charlotte Ellis of England during a practice round. Credit: Tristan Jones

ENG- Renault Magnum AE was introduced in 1990 and originally available as AE380 (374 hp) or AE500 (503 hp V8 Mack engine). Soon after the presentation Hungarocamion purchased the first AE380 tractors. At that time Renault Magnum was a real novelty in the European trucking business. Here a Hungarocamion Renault AE380 parked at the old ferry terminal in Świnoujście (Poland) in the early 90s. The truck was waiting for a ferry to Ystad in southern Sweden. In the 90s many trucks owned by Hungarocamion were driving to Sweden via Poland. I remember Hungarocamion trucks very well. It was one of the most distinctive European transport companies.

 

PL- Renault Magnum zostało zaprezentowane w 1990 roku i początkowo dostępne było jako AE380 (374 konie mechaniczne) lub AE500 (503-konny silnik V8 Mack’a). Niedługo po prezentacji modelu Hungarocamion zakupił pierwsze ciągniki siodłowe typu AE380. W tym czasie Renault Magnum było prawdziwą nowością w europejskiej branży transportowej. Na rysunku Renault Magnum AE380 firmy Hungarocamion zaparkowane na starym terminalu promowym w Świnoujściu na początku lat 90. dwudziestego wieku. Ciężarówka czekała na prom do Ystad w południowej Szwecji. W latach 90. wiele ciężarówek Hungarocamion jeździło do Szwecji w tranzycie przez Polskę. Sam bardzo dobrze pamiętam ciężarówki tego przewoźnika. Była to jedna z bardziej charakterystycznych firm transportowych w Europie.

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Questo scatto è un'appendice al CRONODUELLO 01, fatto al castello di Carrù. Niente di chè, una semplice composizione geometrica con una buona texture...

 

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ENG - In our new exploration We visited an ABANDONED HOTEL and we found a MAN in a BED !!! Unite us, Subscribe to the channel. youtu.be/gKXKiHVWtLw

 

ES - Buenos días, en nuestra nueva exploración Visitamos un HOTEL ABANDONADO y ENCONTRAMOS un HOMBRE en una CAMA !!! Únete a nosotros, Suscríbete al canal. youtu.be/gKXKiHVWtLw

 

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Glasgow Airport (EGPF)

16.02.2014

 

Just taken off from runway 23 at Glasgow bound for Dubai with the gear almost up.

Den Samstag mussten beide Mädchen einmal mehr sehr streng bekleidet verbringen. Sie trugen Kleider, die wir letztens von der Schneiderin abgeholt hatten und die schon die neuen, sehr festen und eng anliegenden Krägen aufweisen. Damit beide Kleider auch als disziplinierende Maßnahme als Schulkleidung einsetzbar sein sollen, sollen die Mädchen durch einen Knopfverschluß, der sich ausnahmsweise vorne befindet, in die Lage versetzt werden, ihre Kleidung, z.B. für den Sportunterricht, selbständig ablegen zu können, damit die Mutter jederzeit diese Kleider zur Schule anordnen kann. Natürlich ist trotzdem der Kragen immer zugeknöpft zu tragen, woran sich an diesem Samstag schon einmal gewöhnt werden sollte. Bei Franzis Zweiteiler aus Bluse und Trägerkleid liegt der Kragenknopf des extrem eng und fest sitzenden Rüschen- Bubikragens zudem fast unter dem obersten Knopf des Kleides, so dass sie schon biede Knöpfe öffnen müsste, um sich mehr Bequemlichkeit am Hals zu verschaffen, was sie aber aus Angst vor anderen disziplinieren Maßnahmen ihrer Mutter tunlichst unterlassen wird.

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Tamar Coaches FA05 ENG In Walkergate Berwick Upon Tweed

[ENG] The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordova is one of the most unique monuments in the world. The Islamic architecture, with Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine echoes, merges with the Christian one of the most beautiful expressions. The greatness of its history begins in the 6th century with a Visigoth basilica, overflowing in the Caliphate splendor, and culminates with Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque art. It was declared a National Monument in 1882, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, and an Exceptional Universal Value Well in 2014. More photos in the album Mosque-Cathedral of Cordova

 

[ESP] El patio de los naranjos es el antiguo patio de abluciones musulmán. Su imagen actual se debe a la intervención del obispo Francisco Reinoso que dispuso las hileras de naranjos como continuación de las columnas del patio de oración.

 

La Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba es uno de los monumentos más singulares del mundo. La arquitectura islámica , con ecos helenísticos, romanos y bizantinos, se funde con la cristiana en una de las expresiones más bellas. La grandeza de su historia se inicia en el siglo VI con una basílica visigoda, se desborda en el esplendor califal, y culmina con el arte gótico, renacentista y barroco. Declarado Monumento Nacional en 1882, Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 1984, y Bien de Valor Universal Excepcional en 2014. Más fotografías en el álbum Mezquita-Catedral de Córdoba

 

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Den engen Teil - gleichzeitig aber auch den landschaftlich reizvollsten Teil - der Mangfalltalbahn hat der ET 352 der BRB auf seiner Fahrt nach Rosenheim eben hinter sich gebracht. In wenigen Sekunden wird er in den Bahnhof Westerham einfahren.

Zwischen Kreuzstraße und Westerham hat sich die Mangfall tief ins Gelände hineingefressen im Laufe der Jahrhunderte und dieses enge Tal wird von der Bahnlinie am Hang befahren. Enge Kurven und steile Berghänge säumen diesen Streckenteil.

Kashgar is an oasis city with an approximate population of 350,000. It is the westernmost city in China, located near the border with Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. Kashgar has a rich history of over 2,000 years and served as a trading post and strategically important city on the Silk Road between China, the Middle East, and Europe. Kashgar is part of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor.

 

Located historically at the convergence point of widely varying cultures and empires, Kashgar has been under the rule of the Chinese, Turkic, Mongol, and Tibetan empires. The city has also been the site of an extraordinary number of battles between various groups of people on the steppes.

 

Now administered as a county-level unit of the People's Republic of China, Kashgar is the administrative centre of its eponymous prefecture in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region which has an area of 162,000 square kilometres and a population of approximately 3.5 million. The city's urban area covers 15 km2, though its administrative area extends over 555 km2.

 

NAME

The modern Chinese name is 喀什 (Kāshí), a shortened form of the longer and less-frequently used (simplified Chinese: 喀什噶尔; traditional Chinese: 喀什噶爾; pinyin: Kāshígé’ěr; Uyghur: قەشقەر‎). Ptolemy (AD 90-168), in his Geography, Chapter 15.3A, refers to Kashgar as “Kasi”. Its western and probably indigenous name is the Kāš ("rock"), to which the East Iranian -γar ("mountain"); cf. Pashto and Middle Persian gar/ġar, from Old Persian/Pahlavi girīwa ("hill; ridge (of a mountain)") was attached. Alternative historical Romanizations for "Kashgar" include Cascar and Cashgar.

 

Non-native names for the city, such as the old Chinese name Shule 疏勒 and Tibetan Śu-lig may have originated as an attempts to transcribe the Sanskrit name for Kashgar, Śrīkrīrāti ("fortunate hospitality")

 

Variant transcriptions of the official Uyghur: يېڭىشەھەر‎ include: K̂äxk̂är or Kaxgar, as well as Jangi-schahr, Kashgar Yangi Shahr, K’o-shih-ka-erh, K’o-shih-ka-erh-hsin-ch’eng, Ko-shih-ka-erh-hui-ch’eng, K’o-shih-ko-erh-hsin-ch’eng, New Kashgar, Sheleh, Shuleh, Shulen, Shu-lo, Su-lo, Su-lo-chen, Su-lo-hsien, Yangi-shaar, Yangi-shahr, Yangishar, Yéngisheher, Yengixəh̨ər and Еңишәһәр.

 

HISTORY

HAN DYNASTY

The earliest mention of Kashgar occurs when a Chinese Han dynasty envoy traveled the Northern Silk Road to explore lands to the west.

 

Another early mention of Kashgar is during the Former Han (also known as the Western Han dynasty), when in 76 BC the Chinese conquered the Xiongnu, Yutian (Khotan), Sulei (Kashgar), and a group of states in the Tarim basin almost up to the foot of the Tian Shan range.

 

Ptolemy speaks of Scythia beyond the Imaus, which is in a “Kasia Regio”, probably exhibiting the name from which Kashgar and Kashgaria (often applied to the district) are formed. The country’s people practised Zoroastrianism and Buddhism before the coming of Islam.

 

In the Book of Han, which covers the period between 125 BC and 23 AD, it is recorded that there were 1,510 households, 18,647 people and 2,000 persons able to bear arms. By the time covered by the Book of the Later Han (roughly 25 to 170 AD), it had grown to 21,000 households and had 3,000 men able to bear arms.

 

The Book of the Later Han provides a wealth of detail on developments in the region:

 

"In the period of Emperor Wu [140-87 BC], the Western Regions1 were under the control of the Interior [China]. They numbered thirty-six kingdoms. The Imperial Government established a Colonel [in charge of] Envoys there to direct and protect these countries. Emperor Xuan [73-49 BC] changed this title [in 59 BC] to Protector-General.

 

Emperor Yuan [40-33 BC] installed two Wuji Colonels to take charge of the agricultural garrisons on the frontiers of the king of Nearer Jushi [Turpan].

 

During the time of Emperor Ai [6 BC-AD 1] and Emperor Ping [AD 1-5], the principalities of the Western Regions split up and formed fifty-five kingdoms. Wang Mang, after he usurped the Throne [in AD 9], demoted and changed their kings and marquises. Following this, the Western Regions became resentful, and rebelled. They, therefore, broke off all relations with the Interior [China] and, all together, submitted to the Xiongnu again.

 

The Xiongnu collected oppressively heavy taxes and the kingdoms were not able to support their demands. In the middle of the Jianwu period [AD 25-56], they each [Shanshan and Yarkand in 38, and 18 kingdoms in 45], sent envoys to ask if they could submit to the Interior [China], and to express their desire for a Protector-General. Emperor Guangwu, decided that because the Empire was not yet settled [after a long period of civil war], he had no time for outside affairs, and [therefore] finally refused his consent [in AD 45].

 

In the meantime, the Xiongnu became weaker. The king of Suoju [Yarkand], named Xian, wiped out several kingdoms. After Xian’s death [c. AD 62], they began to attack and fight each other. Xiao Yuan [Tura], Jingjue [Cadota], Ronglu [Niya], and Qiemo [Cherchen] were annexed by Shanshan [the Lop Nur region]. Qule [south of Keriya] and Pishan [modern Pishan or Guma] were conquered and fully occupied by Yutian [Khotan]. Yuli [Fukang], Danhuan, Guhu [Dawan Cheng], and Wutanzili were destroyed by Jushi [Turpan and Jimasa]. Later these kingdoms were re-established.

 

During the Yongping period [AD 58-75], the Northern Xiongnu forced several countries to help them plunder the commanderies and districts of Hexi. The gates of the towns stayed shut in broad daylight."

 

And, more particularly in reference to Kashgar itself, is the following record:

 

"In the sixteenth Yongping year of Emperor Ming 73, Jian, the king of Qiuci (Kucha), attacked and killed Cheng, the king of Shule (Kashgar). Then he appointed the Qiuci (Kucha) Marquis of the Left, Douti, King of Shule (Kashgar). ‹See TfD›

In winter 73, the Han sent the Major Ban Chao who captured and bound Douti. He appointed Zhong, the son of the elder brother of Cheng, to be king of Shule (Kashgar). Zhong later rebelled. (Ban) Chao attacked and beheaded him."

 

THE KUSHANS

The Book of the Later Han also gives the only extant historical record of Yuezhi or Kushan involvement in the Kashgar oasis:

 

"During the Yuanchu period (114-120) in the reign of Emperor, the king of Shule (Kashgar), exiled his maternal uncle Chenpan to the Yuezhi (Kushans) for some offence. The king of the Yuezhi became very fond of him. Later, Anguo died without leaving a son. His mother directed the government of the kingdom. She agreed with the people of the country to put Yifu (lit. “posthumous child”), who was the son of a full younger brother of Chenpan on the throne as king of Shule (Kashgar). Chenpan heard of this and appealed to the Yuezhi (Kushan) king, saying:

 

"Anguo had no son. His relative (Yifu) is weak. If one wants to put on the throne a member of (Anguo’s) mother’s family, I am Yifu’s paternal uncle, it is I who should be king."

 

The Yuezhi (Kushans) then sent soldiers to escort him back to Shule (Kashgar). The people had previously respected and been fond of Chenpan. Besides, they dreaded the Yuezhi (Kushans). They immediately took the seal and ribbon from Yifu and went to Chenpan, and made him king. Yifu was given the title of Marquis of the town of Pangao [90 li, or 37 km, from Shule].

 

‹See TfD›

Then Suoju (Yarkand) continued to resist Yutian (Khotan), and put themselves under Shule (Kashgar). Thus Shule (Kashgar), became powerful and a rival to Qiuci (Kucha) and Yutian (Khotan)."

 

However, it was not very long before the Chinese began to reassert their authority in the region:

 

“In the second Yongjian year (127), during Emperor Shun’s reign, Chenpan sent an envoy to respectfully present offerings. The Emperor bestowed on Chenpan the title of Great Commandant-in-Chief for the Han. Chenxun, who was the son of his elder brother, was appointed Temporary Major of the Kingdom. ‹See TfD›

In the fifth year (130), Chenpan sent his son to serve the Emperor and, along with envoys from Dayuan (Ferghana) and Suoju (Yarkand), brought tribute and offerings.”

 

From an earlier part of the same text comes the following addition:

 

“In the first Yangjia year (132), Xu You sent the king of Shule (Kashgar), Chenpan, who with 20,000 men, attacked and defeated Yutian (Khotan). He beheaded several hundred people, and released his soldiers to plunder freely. He replaced the king [of Jumi] by installing Chengguo from the family of [the previous king] Xing, and then he returned.”[38]

 

Then the first passage continues:

 

“In the second Yangjia year (133), Chenpan again made offerings (including) a lion and zebu cattle. ‹See TfD›

 

Then, during Emperor Ling’s reign, in the first Jianning year, the king of Shule (Kashgar) and Commandant-in-Chief for the Han (i.e. presumably Chenpan), was shot while hunting by the youngest of his paternal uncles, Hede. Hede named himself king.

‹See TfD›

In the third year (170), Meng Tuo, the Inspector of Liangzhou, sent the Provincial Officer Ren She, commanding five hundred soldiers from Dunhuang, with the Wuji Major Cao Kuan, and Chief Clerk of the Western Regions, Zhang Yan, brought troops from Yanqi (Karashahr), Qiuci (Kucha), and the Nearer and Further States of Jushi (Turpan and Jimasa), altogether numbering more than 30,000, to punish Shule (Kashgar). They attacked the town of Zhenzhong [Arach − near Maralbashi] but, having stayed for more than forty days without being able to subdue it, they withdrew. Following this, the kings of Shule (Kashgar) killed one another repeatedly while the Imperial Government was unable to prevent it.”

 

THREE KINGDOMS TO THE SUI

These centuries are marked by a general silence in sources on Kashgar and the Tarim Basin.

 

The Weilüe, composed in the second third of the 3rd century, mentions a number of states as dependencies of Kashgar: the kingdom of Zhenzhong (Arach?), the kingdom of Suoju (Yarkand), the kingdom of Jieshi, the kingdom of Qusha, the kingdom of Xiye (Khargalik), the kingdom of Yinai (Tashkurghan), the kingdom of Manli (modern Karasul), the kingdom of Yire (Mazar − also known as Tágh Nák and Tokanak), the kingdom of Yuling, the kingdom of Juandu (‘Tax Control’ − near modern Irkeshtam), the kingdom of Xiuxiu (‘Excellent Rest Stop’ − near Karakavak), and the kingdom of Qin.

 

However, much of the information on the Western Regions contained in the Weilüe seems to have ended roughly about (170), near the end of Han power. So, we can’t be sure that this is a reference to the state of affairs during the Cao Wei (220-265), or whether it refers to the situation before the civil war during the Later Han when China lost touch with most foreign countries and came to be divided into three separate kingdoms.

 

Chapter 30 of the Records of the Three Kingdoms says that after the beginning of the Wei Dynasty (220) the states of the Western Regions did not arrive as before, except for the larger ones such as Kucha, Khotan, Kangju, Wusun, Kashgar, Yuezhi, Shanshan and Turpan, who are said to have come to present tribute every year, as in Han times.

 

In 270, four states from the Western Regions were said to have presented tribute: Karashahr, Turpan, Shanshan, and Kucha. Some wooden documents from Niya seem to indicate that contacts were also maintained with Kashgar and Khotan around this time.

 

In 422, according to the Songshu, ch. 98, the king of Shanshan, Bilong, came to the court and "the thirty-six states in the Western Regions" all swore their allegiance and presented tribute. It must be assumed that these 36 states included Kashgar.

 

The "Songji" of the Zizhi Tongjian records that in the 5th month of 435, nine states: Kucha, Kashgar, Wusun, Yueban, Tashkurghan, Shanshan, Karashahr, Turpan and Sute all came to the Wei court.

 

In 439, according to the Weishu, ch. 4A, Shanshan, Kashgar and Karashahr sent envoys to present tribute.

 

According to the Weishu, ch. 102, Chapter on the Western Regions, the kingdoms of Kucha, Kashgar, Wusun, Yueban, Tashkurghan, Shanshan, Karashahr, Turpan and Sute all began sending envoys to present tribute in the Taiyuan reign period (435-440).

 

In 453 Kashgar sent envoys to present tribute (Weishu, ch. 5), and again in 455.

 

An embassy sent during the reign of Wencheng Di (452-466) from the king of Kashgar presented a supposed sacred relic of the Buddha; a dress which was incombustible.

 

In 507 Kashgar, is said to have sent envoys in both the 9th and 10th months (Weishu, ch. 8).

 

In 512, Kashgar sent envoys in the 1st and 5th months. (Weishu, ch. 8).

 

Early in the 6th century Kashgar is included among the many territories controlled by the Yeda or Hephthalite Huns, but their empire collapsed at the onslaught of the Western Turks between 563 and 567 who then probably gained control over Kashgar and most of the states in the Tarim Basin.

 

TANG DYNASTY

The founding of the Tang dynasty in 618 saw the beginning of a prolonged struggle between China and the Western Turks for control of the Tarim Basin. In 635, the Tang Annals reported an emissary from the king of Kashgar to the Tang capital. In 639 there was a second emissary bringing products of Kashgar as a token of submission to the Tang state.

 

Buddhist scholar Xuanzang passed through Kashgar (which he referred to as Ka-sha) in 644 on his return journey from India to China. The Buddhist religion, then beginning to decay in India, was active in Kashgar. Xuanzang recorded that they flattened their babies heads, tattooed their bodies and had green eyes. He reported that Kashgar had abundant crops, fruits and flowers, wove fine woolen stuffs and rugs. Their writing system had been adapted from Indian script but their language was different from that of other countries. The inhabitants were sincere Buddhist adherents and there were some hundreds of monasteries with more than 10,000 followers, all members of the Sarvastivadin School.

 

At around the same era, Nestorian Christians were establishing bishoprics at Herat, Merv and Samarkand, whence they subsequently proceeded to Kashgar, and finally to China proper itself.

 

In 646, the Turkic Kagan asked for the hand of a Tang Chinese princess, and in return the Emperor promised Kucha, Khotan, Kashgar, Karashahr and Sarikol as a marriage gift, but this did not happen as planned.

 

In a series of campaigns between 652 and 658, with the help of the Uyghurs, the Chinese finally defeated the Western Turk tribes and took control of all their domains, including the Tarim Basin kingdoms. Karakhoja was annexed in 640, Karashahr during campaigns in 644 and 648, and Kucha fell in 648.

 

In 662 a rebellion broke out in the Western Regions and a Chinese army sent to control it was defeated by the Tibetans south of Kashgar.

 

After another defeat of the Tang Chinese forces in 670, the Tibetans gained control of the whole region and completely subjugated Kashgar in 676-8 and retained possession of it until 692, when the Tang dynasty regained control of all their former territories, and retained it for the next fifty years.

 

In 722 Kashgar sent 4,000 troops to assist the Chinese to force the "Tibetans out of "Little Bolu" or Gilgit.

 

In 728, the king of Kashgar was awarded a brevet by the Chinese emperor.

 

In 739, the Tangshu relates that the governor of the Chinese garrison in Kashgar, with the help of Ferghana, was interfering in the affairs of the Turgesh tribes as far as Talas.

 

In 751 the Chinese were defeated by an Arab army in the Battle of Talas. The An Lushan Rebellion led to the decline of Tang influence in Central Asia due to the fact that the Tang dynasty was forced to withdraw its troops from the region to fight An Lushan. The Tibetans cut all communication between China and the West in 766.

 

Soon after the Chinese pilgrim monk Wukong passed through Kashgar in 753. He again reached Kashgar on his return trip from India in 786 and mentions a Chinese deputy governor as well as the local king.

 

BATTLES WITH ARAB CALIPHATE

In 711, the Arabs invaded Kashgar, but did not hold the city for any length of time. Kashgar and Turkestan lent assistance to the reigning queen of Bukhara, to enable her to repel the Arabs. Although the Muslim religion from the very commencement sustained checks, it nevertheless made its weight felt upon the independent states of Turkestan to the north and east, and thus acquired a steadily growing influence. It was not, however, till the 10th century that Islam was established at Kashgar, under the Kara-Khanid Khanate.

 

THE TURKIC RULE

According to the 10th-century text, Hudud al-'alam, "the chiefs of Kashghar in the days of old were from the Qarluq, or from the Yaghma." The Karluks, Yaghmas and other tribes such as the Chigils formed the Karakhanids. The Karakhanid Sultan Satuq Bughra Khan converted to Islam in the 10th century and captured Kashgar. Kashgar was the capital of the Karakhanid state for a time but later the capital was moved to Balasaghun. During the latter part of the 10th century, the Muslim Karakhanids began a struggle against the Buddhist Kingdom of Khotan, and the Khotanese defeated the Karakhanids and captured Kashgar in 970. Chinese sources recorded the king of Khotan offering to send them a dancing elephant captured from Kashgar. Later in 1006, the Karakhanids of Kashgar under Yusuf Kadr Khan conquered Khotan.

 

The Karakhanid Khanate however was beset with internal strife, and the khanate split into two, the Eastern and Western Karakhanid Khanates, with Kashgar falling within the domain of the Eastern Karakhanid state. In 1089, the Western Karakhanids fell under the control of the Seljuks, but the Eastern Karakhanids was for the most part independent.

 

Both the Karakhanid states were defeated in the 12th century by the Kara-Khitans who captured Balasaghun, however Karakhanid rule continued in Kashgar under the suzerainty of the Kara-Khitans. The Kara-Khitan rulers followed a policy of religious tolerance, Islamic religious life continued uninterrupted and Kashgar was also a Nestorian metropolitan see. The last Karakhanid of Kashgar was killed in a revolt in 1211 by the city's notables. Kuchlug, a usurper of the throne of the Kara-Khitans, then attacked Kashgar which finally surrendered in 1214.

 

THE MONGOLS

The Kara-Khitai in their turn were swept away in 1219 by Genghis Khan. After his death, Kashgar came under the rule of the Chagatai Khans. Marco Polo visited the city, which he calls Cascar, about 1273-4 and recorded the presence of numerous Nestorian Christians, who had their own churches. Later In the 14th century, a Chagataid khan Tughluq Timur converted to Islam, and Islamic tradition began to reassert its ascendancy.

 

In 1389−1390 Tamerlane ravaged Kashgar, Andijan and the intervening country. Kashgar endured a troubled time, and in 1514, on the invasion of the Khan Sultan Said, was destroyed by Mirza Ababakar, who with the aid of ten thousand men built a new fort with massive defences higher up on the banks of the Tuman river. The dynasty of the Chagatai Khans collapsed in 1572 with the division of the country among rival factions; soon after, two powerful Khoja factions, the White and Black Mountaineers (Ak Taghliq or Afaqi, and Kara Taghliq or Ishaqi), arose whose differences and war-making gestures, with the intermittent episode of the Oirats of Dzungaria, make up much of recorded history in Kashgar until 1759. The Dzungar Khanate conquered Kashgar and set up the Khoja as their puppet rulers.

 

QING CONQUEST

The Qing dynasty defeated the Dzungar Khanate during the Ten Great Campaigns and took control of Kashgar in 1759. The conquerors consolidated their authority by settling other ethnics emigrants in the vicinity of a Manchu garrison.

 

Rumours flew around Central Asia that the Qing planned to launch expeditions towards Transoxiana and Samarkand, the chiefs of which sought assistance from the Afghan king Ahmed Shah Abdali. The alleged expedition never happened so Ahmad Shah withdrew his forces from Kokand. He also dispatched an ambassador to Beijing to discuss the situation of the Afaqi Khojas, but the representative was not well received, and Ahmed Shah was too busy fighting off the Sikhs to attempt to enforce his demands through arms.

The Qing continued to hold Kashgar with occasional interruptions during the Afaqi Khoja revolts. One of the most serious of these occurred in 1827, when the city was taken by Jahanghir Khoja; Chang-lung, however, the Qing general of Ili, regained possession of Kashgar and the other rebellious cities in 1828.

 

The Kokand Khanate raided Kashgar several times. A revolt in 1829 under Mahommed Ali Khan and Yusuf, brother of Jahanghir resulted in the concession of several important trade privileges to the Muslims of the district of Altishahr (the "six cities"), as it was then called.

 

The area enjoyed relative calm until 1846 under the rule of Zahir-ud-din, the local Uyghur governor, but in that year a new Khoja revolt under Kath Tora led to his accession as the authoritarian ruler of the city. However, his reign was brief—at the end of seventy-five days, on the approach of the Chinese, he fled back to Khokand amid the jeers of the inhabitants. The last of the Khoja revolts (1857) was of about equal duration, and took place under Wali-Khan, who murdered the well-known traveler Adolf Schlagintweit.

 

1862 CHINESE HUI REVOLT

The great Dungan revolt (1862–1877) involved insurrection among various Muslim ethnic groups. It broke out in 1862 in Gansu then spread rapidly to Dzungaria and through the line of towns in the Tarim Basin.

 

Dungan troops based in Yarkand rose and in August 1864 massacred some seven thousand Chinese and their Manchu commander. The inhabitants of Kashgar, rising in their turn against their masters, invoked the aid of Sadik Beg, a Kyrgyz chief, who was reinforced by Buzurg Khan, the heir of Jahanghir Khoja, and his general Yakub Beg. The latter men were dispatched at Sadik’s request by the ruler of Khokand to raise what troops they could to aid his Muslim friends in Kashgar.

 

Sadik Beg soon repented of having asked for a Khoja, and eventually marched against Kashgar, which by this time had succumbed to Buzurg Khan and Yakub Beg, but was defeated and driven back to Khokand. Buzurg Khan delivered himself up to indolence and debauchery, but Yakub Beg, with singular energy and perseverance, made himself master of Yangi Shahr, Yangi-Hissar, Yarkand and other towns, and eventually became sole master of the country, Buzurg Khan proving himself totally unfit for the post of ruler.

 

With the overthrow of Chinese rule in 1865 by Yakub Beg (1820–1877), the manufacturing industries of Kashgar are supposed to have declined.

 

Yaqub Beg entered into relations and signed treaties with the Russian Empire and the British Empire, but when he tried to get their support against China, he failed.

 

Kashgar and the other cities of the Tarim Basin remained under Yakub Beg’s rule until May 1877, when he died at Korla. Thereafter Kashgaria was reconquered by the forces of the Qing general Zuo Zongtang during the Qing reconquest of Xinjiang.

 

QING RULE

There were eras in Xinjiang's history where intermarriage was common, "laxity" which set upon Uyghur women led them to marry Chinese men and not wear the veil in the period after Yaqub Beg's rule ended, it is also believed by Uyghurs that some Uyghurs have Han Chinese ancestry from historical intermarriage, such as those living in Turpan.

 

Even though Muslim women are forbidden to marry non-Muslims in Islamic law, from 1880-1949 it was frequently violated in Xinjiang since Chinese men married Muslim Turki (Uyghur) women, a reason suggested by foriengers that it was due to the women being poor, while the Turki women who married Chinese were labelled as whores by the Turki community, these marriages were illegitimate according to Islamic law but the women obtained benefits from marrying Chinese men since the Chinese defended them from Islamic authorities so the women were not subjected to the tax on prostitution and were able to save their income for themselves. Chinese men gave their Turki wives privileges which Turki men's wives did not have, since the wives of Chinese did not have to wear a veil and a Chinese man in Kashgar once beat a mullah who tried to force his Turki Kashgari wife to veil. The Turki women also benefited in that they were not subjected to any legal binding to their Chinese husbands so they could make their Chinese husbands provide them with as much their money as she wanted for her relatives and herself since otherwise the women could just leave, and the property of Chinese men was left to their Turki wives after they died. Turki women considered Turki men to be inferior husbands to Chinese and Hindus. Because they were viewed as "impure", Islamic cemeteries banned the Turki wives of Chinese men from being buried within them, the Turki women got around this problem by giving shrines donations and buying a grave in other towns. Besides Chinese men, other men such as Hindus, Armenians, Jews, Russians, and Badakhshanis intermarried with local Turki women. The local society accepted the Turki women and Chinese men's mixed offspring as their own people despite the marriages being in violation of Islamic law. Turki women also conducted temporary marriages with Chinese men such as Chinese soldiers temporarily stationed around them as soldiers for tours of duty, after which the Chinese men returned to their own cities, with the Chinese men selling their mixed daughters with the Turki women to his comrades, taking their sons with them if they could afford it but leaving them if they couldn't, and selling their temporary Turki wife to a comrade or leaving her behind.

 

An anti-Russian uproar broke out when Russian customs officials, 3 Cossacks and a Russian courier invited local Turki (Uyghur) prostitutes to a party in January 1902 in Kashgar, this caused a massive brawl by the inflamed local Turki Muslim populace against the Russians on the pretense of protecting Muslim women because there was anti-Russian sentiment being built up, even though morality was not strict in Kashgar, the local Turki Muslims violently clashed with the Russians before they were dispersed by guards, the Chinese sought to end to tensions to prevent the Russians from building up a pretext to invade.

 

After the riot, the Russians sent troops to Sarikol in Tashkurghan and demanded that the Sarikol postal services be placed under Russian supervision, the locals of Sarikol believed that the Russians would seize the entire district from the Chinese and send more soldiers even after the Russians tried to negotiate with the Begs of Sarikol and sway them to their side, they failed since the Sarikoli officials and authorities demanded in a petition to the Amban of Yarkand that they be evacuated to Yarkand to avoid being harassed by the Russians and objected to the Russian presence in Sarikol, the Sarikolis did not believe the Russian claim that they would leave them alone and only involved themselves in the mail service.

 

Many of the young Kashgari women were most attractive in appearance, and some of the little girls quite lovely, their plaits of long hair falling from under a jaunty little embroidered cap, their big dark eyes, flashing teeth and piquant olive faces reminding me of Italian or Spanish children. One most beautiful boy stands out in my memory. He was clad in a new shirt and trousers of flowered pink, his crimson velvet cap embroidered with gold, and as he smiled and salaamed to us I thought he looked like a fairy prince. The women wear their hair in two or five plaits much thickened and lengthened by the addition of yak's hair, but the children in several tiny plaits.

 

The peasants are fairly well off, as the soil is rich, the abundant water-supply free, and the taxation comparatively light. It was always interesting to meet them taking their live stock into market. Flocks of sheep with tiny lambs, black and white, pattered along the dusty road; here a goat followed its master like a dog, trotting behind the diminutive ass which the farmer bestrode; or boys, clad in the whity-brown native cloth, shouted incessantly at donkeys almost invisible under enormous loads of forage, or carried fowls and ducks in bunches head downwards, a sight that always made me long to come to the rescue of the luckless birds.

 

It was pleasant to see the women riding alone on horseback, managing their mounts to perfection. They formed a sharp contrast to their Persian sisters, who either sit behind their husbands or have their steeds led by the bridle; and instead of keeping silence in public, as is the rule for the shrouded women of Iran, these farmers' wives chaffered and haggled with the men in the bazar outside the city, transacting business with their veils thrown back.

 

Certainly the mullas do their best to keep the fair sex in their place, and are in the habit of beating those who show their faces in the Great Bazar. But I was told that poetic justice had lately been meted out to one of these upholders of the law of Islam, for by mistake he chastised a Kashgari woman married to a Chinaman, whereupon the irate husband set upon him with a big stick and castigated him soundly.

 

That a Muslim should take in marriage one of alien faith is not objected to; it is rather deemed a meritorious act thus to bring an unbeliever to the true religion. The Muslim woman, on the other hand, must not be given in marriage to a non-Muslim; such a union is regarded as the most heinous of sins. In this matter, however, compromises are sometimes made with heaven: the marriage of a Turki princess with the emperor Ch'ien-lung has already been referred to; and, when the present writer passed through Minjol (a day's journey west of Kashgar) in 1902, a Chinese with a Turki wife (? concubine) was presented to him.

 

FIRST EAST TURKESTAN REPUBLIC

Kashgar was the scene of continual battles from 1933 to 1934. Ma Shaowu, a Chinese Muslim, was the Tao-yin of Kashgar, and he fought against Uyghur rebels. He was joined by another Chinese Muslim general, Ma Zhancang.

 

BATTLE OF KASHGAR (1933)

Uighur and Kirghiz forces, led by the Bughra brothers and Tawfiq Bay, attempted to take the New City of Kashgar from Chinese Muslim troops under General Ma Zhancang. They were defeated.

 

Tawfiq Bey, a Syrian Arab traveler, who held the title Sayyid (descendent of prophet Muhammed) and arrived at Kashgar on August 26, 1933, was shot in the stomach by the Chinese Muslim troops in September. Previously Ma Zhancang arranged to have the Uighur leader Timur Beg killed and beheaded on August 9, 1933, displaying his head outside of Id Kah Mosque.

 

Han chinese troops commanded by Brigadier Yang were absorbed into Ma Zhancang's army. A number of Han chinese officers were spotted wearing the green uniforms of Ma Zhancang's unit of the 36th division, presumably they had converted to Islam.

 

BATTLE OF KASHGAR (1934)

The 36th division General Ma Fuyuan led a Chinese Muslim army to storm Kashgar on February 6, 1934, attacking the Uighur and Kirghiz rebels of the First East Turkestan Republic. He freed another 36th division general, Ma Zhancang, who was trapped with his Chinese Muslim and Han Chinese troops in Kashgar New City by the Uighurs and Kirghiz since May 22, 1933. In January, 1934, Ma Zhancang's Chinese Muslim troops repulsed six Uighur attacks, launched by Khoja Niyaz, who arrived at the city on January 13, 1934, inflicting massive casualties on the Uighur forces. From 2,000 to 8,000 Uighur civilians in Kashgar Old City were massacred by Tungans in February, 1934, in revenge for the Kizil massacre, after retreating of Uighur forces from the city to Yengi Hisar. The Chinese Muslim and 36th division Chief General Ma Zhongying, who arrived at Kashgar on April 7, 1934, gave a speech at Id Kah Mosque in April, reminding the Uighurs to be loyal to the Republic of China government at Nanjing. Several British citizens at the British consulate were killed or wounded by the 36th division on March 16, 1934.

 

PEOPLE´S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

Kashgar was incorporated into the People's Republic of China in 1949. During the Cultural Revolution, one of the largest statues of Mao in China was built in Kashgar, near People's Square. In 1986, the Chinese government designated Kashgar a "city of historical and cultural significance". Kashgar and surrounding regions have been the site of Uyghur unrest since the 1990s. In 2008, two Uyghur men carried out a vehicular, IED and knife attack against police officers. In 2009, development of Kashgar's old town accelerated after the revelations of the deadly role of faulty architecture during the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. Many of the old houses in the old town were built without regulation, and as a result, officials found them to be overcrowded and non-compliant with fire and earthquake codes. When the plan started, 42% of the city's residents lived in the old town. With compensation, residents of faulty buildings are being counseled to move to newer, safer buildings that will replace the historic structures in the $448 million plan, including high-rise apartments, plazas, and reproductions of ancient Islamic architecture. The European Parliament issued a resolution in 2011 calling for "culture-sensitive methods of renovation." The International Scientific Committee on Earthen Architectural Heritage (ISCEAH) has expressed concern over the demolition and reconstruction of historic buildings. ISCEAH has, additionally, urged the implementation of techniques utilized elsewhere in the world to address earthquake vulnerability.

 

Following the July 2009 Urumqi riots, the government focused on local economic development in an attempt to ameliorate ethnic tensions in the greater Xinjiang region. Kashgar was made into a Special Economic Zone in 2010, the first such zone in China's far west. In 2011, a spate of violence over two days killed dozens of people. By May 2012 two-thirds of the old city had been demolished, fulfilling "political as well as economic goals." In July 2014 the Imam of the Id Kah Mosque, Juma Tayir, was assassinated in Kashgar.

 

CLIMATE

Kashgar features a desert climate (Köppen BWk) with hot summers and cold winters, with large temperature differences between those two seasons: The monthly 24-hour average temperature ranges from −5.3 °C in January to 25.6 °C in July, while the annual mean is 11.84 °C. Spring is long and arrives quickly, while fall is somewhat brief in comparison. Kashgar is one of the driest cities on the planet, averaging only 64 millimetres of precipitation per year. The city’s wettest month, July, only sees on average 9.1 millimetres of rain. Because of the extremely arid conditions, snowfall is rare, despite the cold winters. Records have been as low as −24.4 °C in January and up to 40.1 °C in July. The frost-free period averages 215 days. With monthly percent possible sunshine ranging from 50% in March to 70% in September, the city receives 2,726 hours of bright sunshine annually.

 

DEMOGRAPHICS

Kashgar is predominately peopled by Muslim Uyghurs. Compared to Ürümqi, Xinjiang's capital and largest city, Kashgar is less industrial and has significantly fewer Han Chinese residents.

 

ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY

The city has a very important Sunday market. Thousands of farmers from the surrounding fertile lands come into the city to sell a wide variety of fruit and vegetables. Kashgar’s livestock market is also very lively. Silk and carpets made in Hotan are sold at bazaars, as well as local crafts, such as copper teapots and wooden jewellery boxes.

 

In order to boost the economy in Kashgar region, the government classified the area as the sixth Special Economic Zone of China in May 2010.

 

Mahmud al-Kashgari (Turkish: Kâşgarlı Mahmud) (Mahmut from Kashgar) wrote the first Turkic–Arabic Exemplary Dictionary called Divan-ı Lugat-it Türk[citation needed]

 

The movie The Kite Runner was filmed in Kashgar. Kashgar and the surrounding countryside stood in for Kabul and Afghanistan, since filming in Afghanistan was not possible due to safety and security reasons.

 

SIGHTS

Kashgar's Old City has been called "the best-preserved example of a traditional Islamic city to be found anywhere in Central Asia". It is estimated to attract more than one million tourists annually.

 

- Id Kah Mosque, the largest mosque in China, is located in the heart of the city.

- People's Park, the main public park in central Kashgar.

- An 18 m high statue of Mao Zedong in Kashgar is one of the few large-scale statues of Mao remaining in China.

- The tomb of Afaq Khoja in Kashgar is considered the holiest Muslim site in Xinjiang. Built in the 17th century, the tiled mausoleum 5 km northeast of the city centre also contains the tombs of five generations of his family. Abakh was a powerful ruler, controlling Khotan, Yarkand, Korla, Kucha and Aksu as well as Kashgar. Among some Uyghur Muslims, he was considered a great Saint (Aulia).

- Sunday Market in Kashgar is renowned as the biggest market in central Asia; a pivotal trading point along the Silk Road where goods have been traded for more than 2,000 years. The market is open every day but Sunday is the largest.

 

TRANSPORTATION

AIR

Kashgar Airport serves mainly domestic flights, the majority of them from Urumqi. The only scheduled international flights are passenger and cargo services with Pakistan's capital Islamabad.

 

RAIL

Kashgar has the westernmost railway station in China. It is connected to the rest of China's rail network via the Southern Xinjiang Railway, which was built in December 1999. Kashgar–Hotan Railway opened for passenger traffic in June 2011, and connected Kashgar with cities in the southern Tarim Basin including Shache (Yarkand), Yecheng (Kargilik) and Hotan. Travel time to Urumqi from Kashgar is approximately 25 hours, while travel time to Hotan is approximately ten hours.

 

The investigation work of a further extension of the railway line to Pakistan has begun. In November 2009, Pakistan and China agreed to set up a joint venture to do a feasibility study of the proposed rail link via the Khunjerab Pass.

 

Proposals for a rail connection to Osh in Kyrgyzstan have also been discussed at various levels since at least 1996.

 

In 2012, a standard gauge railway from Kashgar via Tajikistan and Afghanistan to Iran and beyond has been proposed.

 

ROAD

The Karakorum highway (KKH) links Islamabad, Pakistan with Kashgar over the Khunjerab Pass. The China–Pakistan Economic Corridor is a multibillion-dollar project was that will upgrade transport links between China and Pakistan, including the upgrades to the Karakorum highway. Bus routes exist for passenger travel south into Pakistan. Kyrgyzstan is also accessible from Kashgar, via the Torugart Pass and Irkeshtam Pass; as of summer 2007, daily bus service connects Kashgar with Bishkek’s Western Bus Terminal. Kashgar is also located on China National Highways G314 (which runs to Khunjerab Pass on the Sino−Pakistani border, and, in the opposite direction, towards Ürümqi), and G315, which runs to Xining, Qinghai from Kashgar.

 

WIKIPEDIA

[GER] Ein ruhiger Wintermorgen über dem Kahlgrund am Dreikönigstag. Der Himmel leuchtet in intensiven Rosa- und Violetttönen, während die ersten Sonnenstrahlen die hügelige Landschaft sanft berühren. Die klare Luft und die sanften Farben machen diesen Moment zu einem perfekten Start in den Tag.

 

[ENG] A quiet winter morning over the Kahlgrund on Epiphany. The sky shines in intense shades of pink and violet, while the first rays of sun gently touch the hilly landscape. The clear air and the soft colors make this moment a perfect start to the day.

Photo André Knoerr, Genève. Reproduction autorisée avec mention de la source.

Utilisation commerciale soumise à autorisation spéciale préalable.

 

Le convoi Be 4/6 2024 + Be 2/4 2422 circule sur la ligne 6.

La motrice 2024 est partie à Vinnytsia en 2023.

 

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Manufacturer Serial Number (MSN) - 32365

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Aircraft Type - Boeing 737-800

Production Site - [United States] Renton (RNT)

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Ex SunExpress Germany, D-ASXE and Ex SunExpress, TC-SUG

Canon A-1, Ilford Delta 400 Professional, Ilfotec DD-X

ENG- Together with sister company LAA-Trans Transpele is the largest Ukrainian road transport company. Transpele is based in the industrial city of Lugansk which is located in eastern Ukraine, nearby the Russian border. The company was created as a result of privatization of Sovtransavto Lugansk after the fall of Soviet Union and today it is a modern, private-owned company. The core business is road haulage between Ukraine and Germany, Holland, Belgium. In the 90s the fleet was dominated by Volvo FH12-380 tractors with low cabs painted in orange. Transpele trucks were one of the most distinctive lorries on the route East-West. Here a cute Volvo in Transpele livery parked at the truckstop alongside road E30 in western Poland, just a few kilometers from the German border. Few years ago this trucks were replaced by the newer Volvo FH Globetrotter. Also the trailers are new- nowadays Transpele canvas trailers are grey. Drawing from 2008.

 

PL- Transpele wraz z bliźniaczą firmą LAA-Trans jest największym przewoźnikiem drogowym na Ukrainie. Firma posiada swoją bazę w przemysłowym mieście Lugansk we wschodniej części Ukrainy, niedaleko granicy z Rosją. Transpele powstało w wyniku prywatyzacji Sovtransavto Lugansk po upadku ZSRR i dzisiaj jest nowoczesnym, prywatnym przedsiębiorstwem. Podstawą działalności są przewozy międzynarodowe pomiędzy Ukrainą a Niemcami, Holandią, Belgią. W latach 90. we flocie dominowały ciągniki siodłowe Volvo FH12-380 z niskimi kabinami pomalowanymi na pomarańczowo. Były to jedne z bardziej charakterystycznych ciężarówek na szlaku Wschód-Zachód. Tutaj urocze Volvo w malowaniu Transpele w zajeździe dla ciężarówek przy trasie E30 w zachodniej Polsce, niedaleko niemieckiej granicy. Kilka lat temu ciężarówki takie zostały zastąpione nowszymi Volvo FH Globetrotter. Nowe we flocie Transpele są także naczepy, które obecnie mają szare plandeki. Rysunek z roku 2008.

For the half-marathon (21.1 km) results, here are the local (Ottawa & area) participants -- sorted by cities and first name -- in the September 18, 2011, Canada Army Run held in Ottawa, Ontario. There were 6,397 runners in the 21.1 km race, an increase of about 900 runners compared to 2010. Thank-you to Sportstats.

 

Click here and enter the bib numbers (see below) for the full individual race results.

  

Lists of local half-marathon race participants:

 

Part A. Ottawa, A-L (Click here.)

Part B. Ottawa, M-Z (Click here.)

Part C. Other Communities (Acton to Magog) (see below.)

Part D. Other Communities (Maitland to Woodlawn) (Click here.)

 

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Part C. (bib no., name, Alexandria - Magog)

 

1635….Cathy Maclean….Alexandria

2914….Rebecca Howes….Alexandria

4811….Sue Duval….Alexandria

3610….Terry Koronewski….Alexandria

2518….Marc Pominville….Alfred

830….Andrea Bird….Almonte

7446….Bob Mosher….Almonte

6179….Curtis Azulay….Almonte

1756….Dale Joynt….Almonte

6704….Daphne Lainson….Almonte

7476….Diana Laing….Almonte

6206….Elaine Azulay….Almonte

6845….Jason Lainson….Almonte

3490….Jenny Sheffield….Almonte

5988….Karen Stillman….Almonte

7525….Linda Berkloo….Almonte

2558….Mark Blaskie….Almonte

2710….Michelle Kay….Almonte

4631….Patricia Fuller….Almonte

493….Sandy Solowjew….Almonte

3080….Sherry Burke….Almonte

290….Simon Shearman….Almonte

4773….Sonja Schmidt….Almonte

3177….Tara Deitner….Almonte

3775….Amanda Lushman….Arnprior

6685….Connie Palubiskie….Arnprior

3553….Emily Sheffield….Arnprior

2151….Jane Rae Dowd….Arnprior

208….Jean-Francois Mahe….Arnprior

2242….Jesse Knockleby….Arnprior

4357….Karen Elliott….Arnprior

4399….Kevin Greening….Arnprior

5635….Lori Birmingham….Arnprior

850….Melissa Needham….Arnprior

870….Mike Poirier….Arnprior

4649….Peter How….Arnprior

3065….Sharon Priestman….Arnprior

5905….Tara Beselaere….Arnprior

979….Trish Heffernan….Arnprior

4889….Walt Lushman….Arnprior

7415….Avril Van Aert….Ashton

1905….Earendil Underwood….Ashton

2520….Marc O'ray….Ashton

2566….Mark Peterkins….Ashton

7165….Nicholas Saray….Ashton

1222….Peter Cottreau….Ashton

4680….Rob Walker….Ashton

5541….Julie Mccarthy….Athens

7231….Rod Clow….Athens

3632….Terri Gray….Athens

3923….Chantal Lacasse….Aylmer

1794….Darren Maccallum….Aylmer

1888….Douglas Mclean….Aylmer

5098….Erin Kingdom….Aylmer

52….John Lemieux….Aylmer

2325….Judith Lambert….Aylmer

4360….Karine Martin….Aylmer

707….Luc Lacombe….Aylmer

2759….Natalie Brun Del Re….Aylmer

257….Paul Lamoureux….Aylmer

3156….Susie Paquette….Aylmer

6471….Tijana Tanasijevic-Pavlica….Aylmer

2009….Genevieve Boudreault….Aymer

1628….Catherine Brunet….Barry's Bay

1428….Alison Seely….Beachburg

4890….Wanda Gagnon….Beachburg

7534….Lynn Lebeau….Bourget

6016….Pierre Lacasse….Bourget

7205….Raymond Lalande….Bourget

3814….Anita Jardine….Brockville

177….Corey Mcsween….Brockville

5054….Dianne Dillon-Samson….Brockville

4563….Michael Mcmahon….Brockville

852….Murray Regush….Brockville

2921….Rhonda Mcnish….Brockville

5838….Sandra Ryan….Brockville

7677….Steve Plotz….Brockville

3236….Trevor Macfarlane….Brockville

2137….James Lavallie….Bryson

6684….Connie Matthews….Calabogie

6020….Alex Mcdermott….Cantley

3799….Andr E East….Cantley

16273….Camille Flipot….Cantley

3493….Carol Jr Groulx….Cantley

1642….Charles Francoeur….Cantley

1714….Claude Desrochers….Cantley

6171….Claude Rochon….Cantley

1814….David Blais….Cantley

4160….Glen Newton….Cantley

600….Guy Beaulieu….Cantley

6270….Joanie Benoit-Desrochers….Cantley

2334….Julie Gauthier….Cantley

4485….Marc-Andre Paris-Cloutier….Cantley

3619….Marie-Claude C T….cantley

2544….Marie-Eve Morel….Cantley

2561….Mark Avon….Cantley

7196….Pierre-Yves Authier….Cantley

16263….Sylvie Rioux….Cantley

3117….Stephen Bygott….Cardinal

3783….Amelia Kiteley….Carleton Place

3816….Ann Cowan….Carleton Place

7626….Bill Bowers….Carleton Place

5251….Boyd Lemna….Carleton Place

949….Bruce Rafuse….Carleton Place

3734….Chris Loder….Carleton Place

5317….Christine Lemna….Carleton Place

6204….Doug Bowers….Carleton Place

6209….Emma Bowers….Carleton Place

1950….Eric Gervais….Carleton Place

4248….Jen Debenham….Carleton Place

6857….Jenni Kerteston….Carleton Place

2230….Jennifer Andress….Carleton Place

6860….Jennifer Derksen….Carleton Place

2309….Jordan Nesbit….Carleton Place

5671….Mariko Kulka….Carleton Place

5686….Mary Anne Melvin….Carleton Place

853….Natasha Foster….Carleton Place

667….Rob Illingworth….Carleton Place

5847….Sarah Gray….Carleton Place

4803….Steve Macmillan….Carleton Place

5906….Taylore Bryce….Carleton Place

5911….Terri Storey….Carleton Place

7611….Travis James….Carleton Place

3235….Trent Bowers….Carleton Place

3347….Chantal Gingras-Gareau….Carlsbad Springs

3749….Alain Drainville….Carp

1491….Andy Millette….Carp

5225….Angus Palmer….Carp

5092….Anna Li….Carp

3843….Barry Bunny Bruce….Carp

3876….Cal Goodger….Carp

1612….Carol O'malley….Carp

1615….Carole Stonebridge….Carp

3986….Constance Lazurko….Carp

1811….David Robinson….Carp

3435….Dayle Mulligan….Carp

4105….Emily Palmer….Carp

1937….Eric Janveaux….Carp

952….Gerard Rumleskie….Carp

3489….Kathy Fischer….Carp

5614….Leah Timmermann….Carp

2472….Lisa Bond….Carp

7052….Lyne Michaud….Carp

4508….Martha Palmer….Carp

878….Murray Stonebridge….Carp

7150….Nancy Wawia Robb….Carp

6561….Andr Paris….Casselman

6609….Bob Sweetlove….Casselman

1708….Cindy Bouchard….Casselman

6698….Danielle Carri Re-Paris….Casselman

4052….Dennis Langlois….Casselman

4094….Elisabeth Zagrodnik….Casselman

4147….Genevieve Laplante….Casselman

4158….Gillian Castonguay….Casselman

2476….Liz Perras….Casselman

4518….Martin Girard….Casselman

3399….Mary Sweetlove….Casselman

5716….Michel Racine….Casselman

2928….Richard Kosnaskie….Casselman

281….Robert Ridler….Casselman

1488….Andy Best….Chalk River

3834….Ashley Jones….Chalk River

5332….Cory Mackeigan….Chalk River

1873….Dominic Irvin….Chalk River

5495….Jeremy Farrell….Chalk River

6915….Judy Bragg….Chalk River

6298….Kathy Greenfield….Chalk River

6384….Kim Mirault….Chalk River

6378….Michelle Kolbrich….Chalk River

2774….Nicolas Bergeron….Chalk River

5797….Rebecca Olstad….Chalk River

7622….Angela Nuelle….Chelsea

3828….Annie Jean….Chelsea

3957….Christina Hawley….Chelsea

1199….Christine Tardiff-Mullen….Chelsea

1718….Claude Marchand….Chelsea

16251….Debbie Johnston….Chelsea

5369….Denise Veinotte….Chelsea

1964….Fiona Duguid….Chelsea

2095….Hugo Lemieux….Chelsea

767….Ian Hunter….Chelsea

2212….Jeff Bardsley….Chelsea

6282….Josee Pennober….Chelsea

6922….Julie Dupuis….Chelsea

5591….Kimberly Sogge….Chelsea

2475….Lise Marshall….Chelsea

2496….Lydia Wilson….Chelsea

235….Marc Gaudet….Chelsea

4574….Michelle Findlater….Chelsea

4588….Murielle Brazeau….Chelsea

1088….Natasha Stobert….Chelsea

4627….Pascal Labine….Chelsea

1083….Patty Chevalier Samm….Chelsea

7204….Ray Folkins….Chelsea

4668….Raymond Brunet….Chelsea

619….Richard Gilker….Chelsea

4688….Rod Oickle….Chelsea

4697….Ron Sloan….Chelsea

5955….Zacharie Marshall….Chelsea

6646….Cathleen Bourret….Chesterville

6100….Aaron Moysey….Clarence Creek

2373….Katie Whitall….Clarence Creek

5700….Melanie Saumure-Massie….Clarence Creek

1594….Bruce Oattes….Cobden

3479….Carole Buxcey….Cobden

3689….Connie Olmstead….Cobden

3982….Connie Weber….Cobden

4065….Dianne Johnston….Cobden

2156….Janet Oattes….Cobden

6331….Linda Roy….Cobden

4576….Mike Buske….Cobden

1431….Allan Savage….Cornwall

6056….Andrea Bailey-Tait….Cornwall

3643….Carl Brida….Cornwall

3644….Cathy Bourgon….Cornwall

6690….Craig Henry….Cornwall

6796….Genevi Ve Lajoie….Cornwall

5979….Jane Mclaren….Cornwall

884….Jenna Martineau….Cornwall

6066….Joanne Filliol….Cornwall

2291….John St. Marseille….Cornwall

6908….Josee Gagne….Cornwall

6293….Karrie Anderson….Cornwall

6047….Kathleen Hay….Cornwall

6325….Laurie Parisien….Cornwall

5636….Lori Neil….Cornwall

967….Mathieu Bruyere….Cornwall

7095….Matthew Smith….Cornwall

2686….Michael Perras….Cornwall

6385….Miriam Lalonde….Cornwall

2923….Richard Pilon….Cornwall

1036….Terry Quenneville….Cornwall

3187….Thomas Leroux….Cornwall

3293….Yvonne Commodore….Cornwall

6630….Carl Vaillancourt….Crysler

2916….Remi Lafrance….Crysler

6144….Brigitte Roy-Bray….Cumberland

6623….Bruce Bell….Cumberland

6692….Craig Mchugh….Cumberland

1840….Dean Menard….Cumberland

661….Greg Morris….Cumberland

6811….Hailey Bell….Cumberland

6827….Jacinthe Choquet….Cumberland

4216….Jason Birch….Cumberland

4426….Laura Lemon….Cumberland

3474….Leslie Anne Patry….Cumberland

3429….Melissa Wren….Cumberland

5727….Monique Gamache….Cumberland

7144….Monique Garneau….Cumberland

666….Natalie Tate….Cumberland

6524….Susan Mogensen….Cumberland

1864….Diane Edwards….Dalkeith

1471….Andrew Edgerton….Deep River

6130….Barb Gallagher….Deep River

4373….Katie Ptasnik….Deep River

5592….Kirstie Smith….Deep River

2747….Murray Wright….Deep River

4619….Norman Spinks….Deep River

5788….Rachid Bourouh….Deep River

5865….Sheldon Cole….Deep River

5895….Susan Lesperance….Deep River

1565….Brenna Wyman….Dunrobin

5291….Cathy Paveley….Dunrobin

4043….Deborah Dalton Kischel….Dunrobin

7474….Debra Gassewitz….Dunrobin

3337….Joanne Montgomery….Dunrobin

4449….Linda Dillon….Dunrobin

3545….Lois Jacobs….Dunrobin

2582….Marnie Armstrong….Dunrobin

2822….Paul Lefebvre….Dunrobin

2979….Robert Armstrong….Dunrobin

3000….Russ Davies….Dunrobin

122….Russel Long….Dunrobin

3127….Steve Schreiner….Dunrobin

3272….Wayne Carroll….Dunrobin

3845….Ben Prince….Edwards

2145….Jan Cameron….Edwards

7558….Natalie Acres….Edwards

2915….Reg Francoeur….Edwards

7612….Troy Acres….Edwards

5790….Randell Jubenville….Eganville

7328….Tara Sosnowski….Elizabethtown

942….Andrew Lovett….Embrun

987….Andy Dalcourt….Embrun

6648….Celin Alexiuk….Embrun

3927….Charles Chase….Embrun

3934….Cheryl Desroches….Embrun

1844….Denis Beaudoin….Embrun

107….Eric Deschamps….Embrun

5402….Eric Lapointe….Embrun

2070….Guy Gingras….Embrun

1255….Josee Lovett….Embrun

7532….Lucie Charbonneau….Embrun

2514….Marc Courneyea….Embrun

731….Martine Quinn….Embrun

6398….Pascal Boily….Embrun

264….Pierre Boulay….Embrun

568….Rachelle Quinn….Embrun

77….Richard Quinn….Embrun

2972….Robert Butler….Embrun

4772….Sonia Desnoyers….Embrun

3105….Stephane Gregoire….Embrun

5899….Sylvie Beauchamp….Embrun

7195….Pierre Denis….Emburn

4225….Jay Buhr….Finch

6230….Glenda O'rourke….Fitzroy Harbour

5651….Mandy Inglis….Fitzroy Harbour

2647….Melanie Francoeur-Sauriol….Fort-Coulonge

3362….Denise Roy….Fournier

3565….Bill Sheppard….Gananoque

4363….Karrie King….Gananoque

2777….Nicole Houghtaling….Gananoque

6027….Pierre Doucette….Gananoque

4997….Steacy Kavaner….Gananoque

3267….Walter Gamblin….Gananoque

1393….Adam Gagnon….Gatineau

494….Alain Bergeron….Gatineau

1402….Alain D'entremont….Gatineau

1401….Alain Gilbert….Gatineau

3748….Alain Guimond….Gatineau

1403….Alain Huot….Gatineau

1232….Alain Rollin….Gatineau

315….Alexander Aguilar….Gatineau

3759….Alexander Esau….Gatineau

929….Alexander Schwab….Gatineau

532….Alexandra Dube….Gatineau

1420….Alexandra Lafond….Gatineau

5190….Alexandra Mecteau….Gatineau

3761….Alexandra Miglietta….Gatineau

6544….Alexandre Farley….Gatineau

7619….Alexandre Larocque….Gatineau

5191….Alexandre Paquin….Gatineau

3598….Allan Wilson….Gatineau

3769….Allanna Turcotte….Gatineau

3773….Alyssa Biage….Gatineau

3784….Amelie Arsenault….Gatineau

837….Andr Mollema….Gatineau

16296….Andre Brissette….Gatineau

6117….Andre Chartrand….Gatineau

1456….Andre Mayer….Gatineau

1467….Andrea Duncan….Gatineau

1464….Andrea Kevan….Gatineau

5219….Andree Laflamme….Gatineau

5220….Andree Legare….Gatineau

1489….Andy Handouyahia….Gatineau

1493….Anelise Alarcon-Moreno….Gatineau

5112….Anik Benoit….Gatineau

1045….Anik Lacasse….Gatineau

7439….Ann Sullivan….Gatineau

3824….Anne Ouellet….Gatineau

6582….Annick Lafontaine….Gatineau

4998….Annick Nault….Gatineau

3827….Annie Bayeur….Gatineau

5963….Annie Boivin….Gatineau

713….Annie Cloutier….Gatineau

3514….Annie Paradis….Gatineau

1508….Anthony Chartier….Gatineau

3840….Anthony Robertson….Gatineau

6586….Anthony Rose….Gatineau

488….Antoine Langlois….Gatineau

6125….Arthur Bunny Stec….Gatineau

1519….Ashoka Patel….Gatineau

1521….Audrey Soucy….Gatineau

3842….Barry Wood….Gatineau

1538….Beno T Paquin….Gatineau

1534….Benoit Carbonneau….Gatineau

571….Benoit Gagnon….Gatineau

1177….Benoit Genest….Gatineau

604….Benoit Gu Rette….Gatineau

1539….Benoit-Marcel Lalancette….Gatineau

3642….Bernard Audy….Gatineau

6134….Bernard Desilets….Gatineau

160….Bernard Labine….Gatineau

3849….Bianca Leblond….Gatineau

886….Blair Mehan….Gatineau

6141….Brent Weatherall….Gatineau

6620….Brian Sharpe….Gatineau

3492….Bruno Lafreniere….Gatineau

6628….Candida Cianci….Gatineau

6629….Carie Lalonde….Gatineau

3890….Caroline Auger….Gatineau

3893….Caroline Cauvin….Gatineau

6638….Caroline Périard….Gatineau

3908….Cathy Mitchell….Gatineau

3917….Chantal Henri….Gatineau

6652….Chantal Larocque….Gatineau

3924….Chantal Paquet….Gatineau

4989….Chantal Potvin….Gatineau

3645….Chantal Reid….Gatineau

1638….Chantal Roy….Gatineau

1124….Charles Vigneault….Gatineau

1666….Chris Chabassol….Gatineau

3939….Chris Coveny….Gatineau

5308….Chris F. Courtemanche….Gatineau

1682….Christine Moreau….Gatineau

1689….Christine Vasseur….Gatineau

5115….Christopher Saunders….Gatineau

1710….Cinthia Lepine….Gatineau

1716….Claude Mathieu….Gatineau

912….Claude Tremblay….Gatineau

5331….Corinne Ginnish….Gatineau

1240….Dan Mayer….Gatineau

7466….Daniel Campeau….Gatineau

1775….Daniel Lacroix….Gatineau

6701….Danika Lavallee….Gatineau

1787….Dany Archambault….Gatineau

4013….Dany Fortin….Gatineau

1797….Dave Perron….Gatineau

6715….David Georgieff….Gatineau

5351….David Little….Gatineau

7469….David Roberts….Gatineau

1243….David Sewell….Gatineau

3635….Debbie Joanisse….Gatineau

6731….Debra Ferderber….Gatineau

1848….Denis Laflamme….Gatineau

4049….Denis Vallieres….Gatineau

5370….Dennis Dumoulin….Gatineau

7477….Diane Biage….Gatineau

4064….Diane Cholette….Gatineau

4061….Diane Massie….Gatineau

6744….Diane Ouellette….Gatineau

4068….Dominic Morin….Gatineau

4954….Dominique Babin….Gatineau

4071….Dominique Bernier….Gatineau

4070….Dominique Periard….Gatineau

1878….Donald Desbiens….Gatineau

4073….Donald Rousseau….Gatineau

4091….Elaine Laroche….Gatineau

5958….Elena Chamina….Gatineau

5391….Elise St-Antoine….Gatineau

6767….Elizabeth Sousa….Gatineau

1943….Eric Fournier….Gatineau

5403….Eric Jolin….Gatineau

5401….Eric Mineault….Gatineau

6211….Erica Pashley….Gatineau

5411….Etienne Marcoux….Gatineau

1960….Fabien Lefebvre….Gatineau

6779….Fannie Bisson….Gatineau

6217….France Gelinas….Gatineau

5413….France Patrice….Gatineau

1966….France Patry….Gatineau

4130….France Periard….Gatineau

4129….France Sansregret….Gatineau

1971….Francine Mineault….Gatineau

1977….Francois Belletete….Gatineau

1974….Francois Dionne….Gatineau

27….Francois Toulouse….Gatineau

6785….Francoise Bessette….Gatineau

1995….Frederic Gagnon….Gatineau

2019….G Rald Turmel….Gatineau

6792….Gabrielle Drouin….Gatineau

4144….Gaetan Dumont….Gatineau

1998….Gaetan Lafrance….Gatineau

5044….Genevieve Sabourin….Gatineau

318….Ghislain St-Laurent….Gatineau

2023….Gilles Moreau….Gatineau

939….Gilles Th Riault….Gatineau

2032….Gilles-Philippe Pronovost….Gatineau

197….Glenn Yeo….Gatineau

557….Guillaume Desjardins….Gatineau

2069….Guy Desjardins….Gatineau

2066….Guy Noury….Gatineau

2067….Guy Picard….Gatineau

6809….Guylaine Proulx….Gatineau

3711….H L Ne Belleau….Gatineau

2086….Helene Dore….Gatineau

3740….Helene Tremblay-Allen….Gatineau

1359….Isabelle Deslandes….Gatineau

6825….Isabelle L Ger….Gatineau

3561….Isabelle Phaneuf….Gatineau

30….J Leblond….Gatineau

6831….Jacob Roberts….Gatineau

2122….Jacynthe Desgagne….Gatineau

1001….James Buell….Gatineau

2141….James Douglas Macdonald….Gatineau

395….Jason Fox….Gatineau

2188….Jean Francois Laplante….Gatineau

5094….Jean Guenette….Gatineau

4227….Jean Lemire….Gatineau

2198….Jean-Fran Ois Tremblay….Gatineau

4230….Jean-Francois Cyr….Gatineau

2194….Jean-Francois Gagne….Gatineau

2192….Jean-Francois Rioux….Gatineau

4231….Jean-Francois Seguin….Gatineau

2199….Jean-Guy Leclerc….Gatineau

2200….Jean-Michel Potvin….Gatineau

4237….Jean-Sebastien Blackburn….Gatineau

104….Jeffrey Muller….Gatineau

5492….Jennifer Labonte….Gatineau

4254….Jennifer Mitton….Gatineau

2234….Jeohanie Vezina….Gatineau

4277….Jessica Lavoie….Gatineau

4305….Jo Lle Labrie….Gatineau

5508….Joanne Bastille….Gatineau

7508….Joanne Dunn….Gatineau

2256….Joanne Sibbald….Gatineau

5515….Joel Primeau….Gatineau

4303….Joelle Pare….Gatineau

846….Johanne Branchaud….Gatineau

6277….John Carmosino….Gatineau

4324….Jonathan Lafontaine….Gatineau

1153….Jos E Lafontaine….Gatineau

5526….Jose Saramago….Gatineau

2312….Josee Patry….Gatineau

5529….Josette Kodsi….Gatineau

4333….Joyce Richards….Gatineau

5533….Judy Milks….Gatineau

5048….Julie Fortin….Gatineau

768….Julie Piche….Gatineau

4973….Julie-Anne Macdonald….Gatineau

4353….Karen Letain….Gatineau

5561….Karine Bouchard….Gatineau

2354….Karine Lacombe….Gatineau

4359….Karine Lafond….Gatineau

6942….Karine Lamarre….Gatineau

2356….Katarzyna Korta….Gatineau

3660….Kate Smith….Gatineau

4396….Kenna Turcotte….Gatineau

6970….Kent Hugh….Gatineau

6978….Kevin Quesnel….Gatineau

4417….Kristina Martin….Gatineau

916….Laurent Bellard….Gatineau

2453….Lee Petrin….Gatineau

3425….Leisa Mcgillivray….Gatineau

2454….Lenny Sabourin….Gatineau

4438….Leonie Maciag….Gatineau

5626….Lisa Monette….Gatineau

7040….Lo C Le Bihan….Gatineau

5637….Lorri Thompson….Gatineau

5110….Louis Bisson….Gatineau

6340….Louis Dupont….Gatineau

5639….Louis Lariviere….Gatineau

1109….Louis Simon….Gatineau

16260….Louis-Philippe D. Lefebvre….Gatineau

3522….Lucie Lalonde….Gatineau

4473….Lydia Ouellette….Gatineau

5645….Lynda Beaudoin….Gatineau

2501….Lyne Cholette….Gatineau

5037….Lynn Melancon….Gatineau

1327….M Lanie Lauzon….Gatineau

4542….M Lanie Menard….Gatineau

7108….M Lanie Vivier….Gatineau

5709….M Lissa Lafrance….Gatineau

1073….Magali Couture….Gatineau

2509….Magali Peries….Gatineau

1133….Manon Lachance….Gatineau

7060….Marc Allaire….Gatineau

4481….Marc Bastien….Gatineau

24….Marc Lacerte….Gatineau

7062….Marc Martin….Gatineau

2527….Marc Molgat….Gatineau

2522….Marc Pilloud….Gatineau

2525….Marc Tremblay….Gatineau

2530….Marcel Crepeau….Gatineau

4492….Marian Jordan….Gatineau

5664….Marie-Claude Beaumont….Gatineau

2543….Marie-Claude Tardif….Gatineau

5666….Marie-Eve Ferron….Gatineau

2549….Marie-France Harvey….Gatineau

2548….Marie-France Rault….Gatineau

2550….Marie-France Turcotte….Gatineau

6356….Marie-Jos E Durand….Gatineau

6358….Marie-Philippe Leblanc….Gatineau

7539….Mariko Hara….Gatineau

6360….Mario Ouellet….Gatineau

3607….Mark Ellison….Gatineau

2562….Mark Laviolette….Gatineau

103….Mark Schindel….Gatineau

2565….Mark Stocksley….Gatineau

2574….Mark Tessier….Gatineau

4509….Marthe Beland….Gatineau

2595….Martin Auger….Gatineau

4515….Martin Brosseau….Gatineau

2589….Martin Dompierre….Gatineau

2586….Martin Dompierre….Gatineau

7655….Martin Gros-Jean….Gatineau

2587….Martin Labine….Gatineau

1094….Martin Yshikawa….Gatineau

7085….Martine Dupuis….Gatineau

3487….Martine Pellerin….Gatineau

2607….Maryse Champagne….Gatineau

4526….Maryse Mercier….Gatineau

7657….Maryse Orban….Gatineau

2610….Mateo Farfan….Gatineau

4527….Mathieu Desrosiers….Gatineau

4528….Mathieu Gervais-Parent….Gatineau

5689….Mathieu Primeau….Gatineau

2637….Maxim Leduc….Gatineau

2643….Melanie Desmarais….Gatineau

2642….Melanie Gauthier….Gatineau

4539….Melanie Laurin….Gatineau

6372….Melissa Roy….Gatineau

6373….Mercedes Soza….Gatineau

4553….Mia Overduin….Gatineau

2698….Michel Biage….Gatineau

2696….Michel Boivin….Gatineau

586….Michel Brown….Gatineau

2699….Michel Dompierre….Gatineau

247….Michel Emond….Gatineau

7124….Michel Lapointe….Gatineau

4565….Michel Pelletier….Gatineau

2695….Michel Pinault….Gatineau

7548….Michele Hort….Gatineau

5718….Michele Le Blanc-Blanchard….Gatineau

3665….Michelle Aubie….Gatineau

2709….Michelle Payne….Gatineau

678….Miguel Gagnon….Gatineau

2715….Mika Raja….Gatineau

2716….Mikael Barrette….Gatineau

953….Mikaly Gagnon….Gatineau

7552….Mireille Ethier….Gatineau

7554….Monik Beauchemin….Gatineau

7151….Nancy Jane Russell….Gatineau

4596….Nancy Sylvain….Gatineau

1187….Natacha Mustaikis….Gatineau

5738….Nathalie Blais….Gatineau

5133….Nathalie Brunet….Gatineau

7562….Nathalie Leduc….Gatineau

16282….Nathalie Morin….Gatineau

1105….Nell Van Walsum….Gatineau

5748….Nicholas Goulet-Chevrier….Gatineau

5746….Nicholas Watters….Gatineau

4….Nicolas Chalifoux….Gatineau

5749….Nicolas Vachon….Gatineau

5754….Nicole Lefebvre….Gatineau

76….Noel Paine….Gatineau

4621….Olivier Thomann….Gatineau

2791….Pascal Pilon….Gatineau

4917….Pascal Turcotte….Gatineau

4630….Patrice Chen….Gatineau

7178….Patricia Le Bihan….Gatineau

2800….Patrick Brunette….Gatineau

549….Patrick Falardeau….Gatineau

2819….Paul Beland….Gatineau

1348….Paul Gould….Gatineau

2838….Paul Raymond….Gatineau

2824….Paul Shea….Gatineau

5770….Paul Vincelette….Gatineau

5774….Paul-Emile Roy….Gatineau

7190….Peter Balogh….Gatineau

2875….Philippe Daoust….Gatineau

2874….Philippe Fournier….Gatineau

7194….Philippe Jr Ngassam….Gatineau

2876….Philippe Lajeunesse….Gatineau

3368….Pier Enright….Gatineau

2883….Pierre Archambault….Gatineau

2886….Pierre Marchand….Gatineau

2889….Pierre Roman….Gatineau

2885….Pierre Theriault….Gatineau

4992….Raphael Brissette….Gatineau

7390….Raymond Desjardins….Gatineau

6000….Raymonde D'amour….Gatineau

854….Raynald C T….Gatineau

4669….Rebecca Lebouthillier….Gatineau

5136….Rejean Lacroix….Gatineau

7576….Remi Vezina….Gatineau

270….Remy Larocque….Gatineau

2919….Ren Hatem….Gatineau

5802….Rene Cote….Gatineau

2926….Richard Blais….Gatineau

2924….Richard Masse….Gatineau

2922….Richard Sabourin….Gatineau

4685….Robin Grenier….Gatineau

2992….Roger Archambault….Gatineau

6421….Roger Couture….Gatineau

4692….Roger Lupien….Gatineau

4706….Ryan Wong….Gatineau

5033….Sandra Roberts….Gatineau

7672….Sasha Pellerin….Gatineau

3052….Sebastien Blanc….Gatineau

3056….Serge Dussault….Gatineau

4736….Serge Gouin….Gatineau

4735….Serge Guindon….Gatineau

4750….Shawn Maloney….Gatineau

3073….Shawn Robertson….Gatineau

6443….Sherry Hamilton….Gatineau

3089….Simon Jomphe Tremblay….Gatineau

7283….Simon Larouche….Gatineau

3090….Simon Page….Gatineau

3094….Solajo Couturier….Gatineau

7597….Sonia Alexander….Gatineau

5166….Sonia B Land….Gatineau

6447….Sophie Deslauriers….Gatineau

1097….St Phane Siegrist….Gatineau

3454….St Phanie Dicaire….Gatineau

5880….Stephane Blanchard….Gatineau

4783….Stephane Sirard….Gatineau

4791….Stephanie Racine….Gatineau

3131….Steve Faulkner….Gatineau

3157….Susi-Paula Gaudencio….Gatineau

301….Suzanne Lacombe….Gatineau

1108….Suzanne Ramsay….Gatineau

1270….Sylvain Marier….Gatineau

5897….Sylvain Mignault….Gatineau

937….Sylvain S N Chal….Gatineau

5902….Tanya Tobin….Gatineau

579….Tayeb Mesbah….Gatineau

7338….Thomas Cort….Gatineau

3197….Tim Scapillato….Gatineau

4853….Toyi Soglo….Gatineau

3229….Tracy Holmes….Gatineau

2120….Valerie Jacques….Gatineau

1367….Valerie Parent….Gatineau

5930….Vanessa Fulford….Gatineau

5959….Veronique Simoneau….Gatineau

716….Veronique Tremblay….Gatineau

5934….Vicky Charron-Bourdon….Gatineau

7367….Vincent Bolduc….Gatineau

4887….Virginie Beauchamp….Gatineau

5982….Virginie Corneau….Gatineau

3468….Wayne Saunders….Gatineau

5947….William Dansereau-Courtemanche….Gatineau

3285….Yan Michaud….Gatineau

3286….Yannick Lacharite….Gatineau

4898….Yvan Laforest….Gatineau

1143….Yves Phaneuf….Gatineau

3291….Yves Saint-Germain….Gatineau

4902….Zahida Assari….Gatineau

1149….Zo Couture….Gatineau

6108….Alyssa Staff….Gloucester

1448….Amy O'reilly….Gloucester

5236….Barb Sweazey….Gloucester

3848….Bg Arun….Gloucester

5104….Catherine Clifford….Gloucester

7410….Chantal Dupuis….Gloucester

1688….Christine Pratley-Moore….Gloucester

1715….Claude Brault….Gloucester

3983….Connie Chan….Gloucester

1736….Costas Farassoglou….Gloucester

4016….Dave Dowling….Gloucester

1297….David Sinclair….Gloucester

4117….Erin Sarsfield….Gloucester

2031….Gilles Philion….Gloucester

5446….Ian Proulx….Gloucester

7495….Irene Pestov….Gloucester

338….Jean-Claude Blais….Gloucester

1279….Jeannie Leblanc….Gloucester

4249….Jenn Johnson….Gloucester

5962….John Girard….Gloucester

2585….Martin Lanctot….Gloucester

5742….Neil George….Gloucester

6391….Nicole Garlough….Gloucester

2931….Richard F Proulx….Gloucester

7226….Roberta Battisti-Valle….Gloucester

598….Ryan Luck….Gloucester

7240….Samuel Valle….Gloucester

3036….Savvas Farassoglou….Gloucester

3048….Sean Mcnair….Gloucester

3188….Thomas Mcmurray….Gloucester

584….Tom Fottinger….Gloucester

3237….Trevor Duff….Gloucester

3238….Trevor Johnson….Gloucester

4871….Una Beaudry….Gloucester

3618….Virginia Mofford….Gloucester

3262….Vladimir Pestov….Gloucester

6012….Barbra Draper….Gracefield

1144….An Vo….Greely

3801….Andrew Downes….Greely

5010….Angele Vanderlaan….Greely

1189….Anthony Wielemaker….Greely

1623….Casey Goheen….Greely

1704….Cindy Cecillon….Greely

1799….Dave Erling….Greely

183….David Harding….Greely

5057….Debbie Mcleod….Greely

4168….Greg Loos….Greely

2211….Jeff Oliver….Greely

907….Jennifer Frechette….Greely

2280….John Baranyi….Greely

2296….Jon Hamilton….Greely

2314….Joseph Basile….Greely

2379….Keith Decoste….Greely

6305….Kelly Schuller….Greely

6031….Lana Pieroway….Greely

7026….Linda Corke….Greely

4524….Maryrose Rodger….Greely

5762….Patricia Brander….Greely

2832….Paul Mcnamee….Greely

7188….Paula Christiansen….Greely

2903….Randall Holmes….Greely

7218….Ricky Grisel….Greely

2998….Rose Ling….Greely

3039….Scott Mcleod….Greely

4777….Sophie Dumoulin….Greely

3341….Emilie Gaudreau….Hammond

1963….Fernand Seguin….Hammond

999….Sarah Waddell….Hammond

4435….Leisha Moulton….Hawkesbury

849….Lorne Thomas….Hawkesbury

3239….Trevor Beaudoin….Hawkesbury

157….Ariane Brunet….Hull

1774….Daniel St-Pierre….Hull

6328….Lemy Nguyen….Hull

6934….Karen Keeler….Iroquois

6961….Keira Cameron….Iroquois

5535….Judy-Lynn Jordan….Jasper

4639….Patty Garven….Jasper

643….Adrian Salt….Kanata

5182….Agnes Vargha….Kanata

5042….Aim E Riggs-Willey….Kanata

5056….Al Doyle….Kanata

6540….Alan Doody….Kanata

151….Alex Downey….Kanata

3754….Alex Glasgow….Kanata

6102….Alex Holland….Kanata

936….Alexei Novikov….Kanata

1432….Allen Piddington….Kanata

1435….Allison Penner….Kanata

3483….Alyson Maynard….Kanata

6111….Amanda Lemieux….Kanata

5207….Amber Mccallen….Kanata

3788….Amy Ash-Haley….Kanata

1450….Amy Fraser….Kanata

6113….Amy Lidster….Kanata

3304….Amy Maheu….Kanata

3807….Angela Hussey….Kanata

1496….Anita Cadieux….Kanata

5228….Anjara Boicel….Kanata

5230….Ann Empey….Kanata

6120….Anne Jones….Kanata

1503….Anne Murphy….Kanata

1509….Anthony Near….Kanata

6127….Ashley Lawery….Kanata

5237….Barbara Williams….Kanata

3841….Barrie Friel….Kanata

3621….Ben Schmidt….Kanata

92….Bernie Armour….Kanata

6603….Bill Gilchrist….Kanata

3850….Bill Potts….Kanata

6606….Billy Seaman….Kanata

427….Brandon Greening….Kanata

1558….Brandon Shirley….Kanata

6138….Brenda Smith….Kanata

5263….Brian Fraser….Kanata

5063….Brian Smith….Kanata

1598….Bryan Allsopp….Kanata

6633….Carleen Hicks….Kanata

3550….Carmen Davidson….Kanata

4944….Caron Fitzpatrick….Kanata

7629….Catherine Jervis….Kanata

5290….Cathi Yabsley….Kanata

1631….Cathy Anderson….Kanata

4963….Cecilia Jorgenson….Kanata

1636….Chandan Banerjee….Kanata

3931….Cherie Koshman….Kanata

1656….Chris Brown….Kanata

3941….Chris Howard….Kanata

6660….Chris Mccallum….Kanata

1661….Chris Ward….Kanata

491….Christine Mccartney….Kanata

1686….Christine Pollex….Kanata

1690….Christopher Arksey….Kanata

1707….Cindy Molaski….Kanata

6677….Cindy Seaman….Kanata

3574….Claire Poulin….Kanata

6682….Colleen Gilchrist….Kanata

7419….Colleen Kilty….Kanata

1741….Craig Gauthier….Kanata

811….Dan Kelly….Kanata

1795….Darryl Higgins….Kanata

569….David Bohn….Kanata

1815….David Evans….Kanata

4033….David Lafreniere….Kanata

1817….David Muldoon….Kanata

1828….David Ogden….Kanata

6186….David Pamic….Kanata

1818….David Sim….Kanata

1333….Deby Knowlton….Kanata

6735….Derek Andersen….Kanata

4055….Derek Holmstead….Kanata

6748….Don Lonie….Kanata

4072….Don Whiting….Kanata

5379….Donna Gow….Kanata

4078….Doug Glasgow….Kanata

1892….Douglas Rosenthal….Kanata

4089….Edward Valdes….Kanata

1929….Emily Fairbairn….Kanata

1941….Eric Shilts….Kanata

5407….Erika Aruja….Kanata

1080….Erin Waterfall….Kanata

1353….Eva Klassen….Kanata

1997….Gabriele Castelnuovo….Kanata

2021….Gi Wu….Kanata

6804….Greg Dow….Kanata

2072….Guy Turgeon….Kanata

5438….Gwendoline Malo….Kanata

6814….Harvey Chatterton….Kanata

2083….Heather Loeffelholz….Kanata

2094….Hugh Wright….Kanata

2098….Ian Govan….Kanata

6823….Ian Marrs….Kanata

2114….Isabelle Jean….Kanata

4200….James Beuerman….Kanata

6836….James Fairlie….Kanata

1202….Jan Donak….Kanata

5068….Janet Smith….Kanata

6250….Janice Tughan….Kanata

2162….Jared Semenchuk….Kanata

2165….Jasmyne Labonte….Kanata

2191….Jeanette Steffler….Kanata

4242….Jeff Joslin….Kanata

4240….Jeff Mill….Kanata

863….Jeff Zhao….Kanata

7505….Jeffery Tomkins….Kanata

4257….Jennifer Donohue….Kanata

6261….Jennifer Kemp….Kanata

5489….Jennifer Rose….Kanata

1178….Jennifer Upson….Kanata

670….Jim Lambley….Kanata

6885….Joan Mcfaul….Kanata

904….Jody Gelowitz….Kanata

5514….Joel Mcdonnell….Kanata

2277….John Buitenga….Kanata

2275….John Mahoney….Kanata

5521….John Pool….Kanata

6912….Joshua Tolmie….Kanata

6925….Julie Mcguire….Kanata

6933….Karen Hanna….Kanata

4358….Karen Piddington….Kanata

1364….Karen Ramsay….Kanata

126….Karen Zerr….Kanata

5563….Katelan Smith….Kanata

2364….Kathleen Bowser….Kanata

3703….Kathleen Westbury….Kanata

4375….Katrina Damiano….Kanata

722….Keith Aguinaga….Kanata

2377….Keith Fenerty….Kanata

3690….Kelly Abb Davis….Kanata

6968….Kenneth Klassen….Kanata

2392….Kerry Kennedy….Kanata

2415….Kim Robertson….Kanata

629….Kimberley Bohn….Kanata

6986….Kindell Tolmie….Kanata

2428….Krista Levesque….Kanata

6993….Kyla Daw….Kanata

771….Lanny Underhill….Kanata

7007….Laura Mcguire….Kanata

4430….Laurie Davis….Kanata

5987….Leanne Pelley….Kanata

3442….Lee-Anne Clare….Kanata

4445….Linda Yeung….Kanata

3634….Lisa Hogan….Kanata

2473….Lisa Mayhew….Kanata

5630….Liz Braddon….Kanata

7042….Loretta Masaro….Kanata

6342….Louise Macdonald….Kanata

5016….Luisa De Amicis….Kanata

2492….Luke Senecal….Kanata

5649….Man Nguyen….Kanata

7541….Marjorie Coakwell….Kanata

7079….Mark Calder….Kanata

2577….Mark Crozier….Kanata

7080….Mark Davis….Kanata

341….Mark Jorgenson….Kanata

2560….Mark Nesbitt….Kanata

2578….Mark Young….Kanata

4516….Martin Devillers….Kanata

2590….Martin Pierre….Kanata

7084….Martine Dumas….Kanata

7089….Mary Anne Jackson-Hughes….Kanata

2600….Mary Campbell….Kanata

7542….Mary Jane Beasley….Kanata

7544….Megan Mooibroek….Kanata

2682….Michael Beaudette….Kanata

7123….Michel Fleury….Kanata

7126….Michelle Calder….Kanata

2712….Michelle Seguin….Kanata

492….Mike Garwood….Kanata

6518….Mike Watford….Kanata

4581….Mikkyal Koshman….Kanata

5724….Mona Noor….Kanata

4585….Monica Landon….Kanata

2741….Monica Van Dam….Kanata

7148….Nancy Mcguire….Kanata

1369….Natasha Riddiford….Kanata

913….Neil Marshall….Kanata

732….Neil Maxwell….Kanata

5753….Nicole Myslivecek….Kanata

4623….Paddy Leahy….Kanata

7382….Pamela Ford….Kanata

4643….Paul Kellar….Kanata

7571….Pauline Joly….Kanata

2849….Paulo Ekkebus….Kanata

6404….Penelope Hawtrey….Kanata

2852….Penelope Van Dusen….Kanata

1130….Phil Blanchfield….Kanata

6407….Philip Harris….Kanata

2871….Philip Rushworth….Kanata

4653….Philip Tughan….Kanata

6080….Pierrette Mccartney….Kanata

955….Raymond Wong….Kanata

7207….Rebecca Campbell….Kanata

4670….Renata Hogan-Sullivan….Kanata

673….Rick Wynen….Kanata

2963….Rob Mcaulay….Kanata

543….Robb Langille….Kanata

5812….Robert Chanter….Kanata

2984….Robert Shaw….Kanata

7579….Robin Beardsley….Kanata

4687….Robyn Ruscher….Kanata

1048….Ron Pumphrey….Kanata

5821….Rosa Pool….Kanata

6422….Rose Mcniven….Kanata

5833….Samantha Rivest….Kanata

3564….Sarah Currie….Kanata

4721….Sarah Green….Kanata

3032….Sarah Muldoon….Kanata

7408….Sasha Richards….Kanata

4733….Scott Hodgins….Kanata

7258….Sean Fallon….Kanata

5856….Shannon Holt….Kanata

7264….Shannon Moore….Kanata

7265….Sharon Fine….Kanata

4760….Shelly Nesbitt….Kanata

5867….Shelly Williams….Kanata

7277….Sheri Cayouette….Kanata

3086….Silvesta Ng….Kanata

4787….Stephanie Borowyk….Kanata

3114….Stephen Cadieux….Kanata

3116….Stephen Molaski….Kanata

4808….Steven Blaskie….Kanata

3144….Steven Graham….Kanata

3146….Stuart Swanson….Kanata

7417….Susan Brimmell….Kanata

7316….Susan Korporal….Kanata

4813….Susan Pagnutti….Kanata

3402….T Koss….Kanata

3413….Tanis Roadhouse….Kanata

4828….Tanya Hancock-Chen….Kanata

7330….Terri Scott….Kanata

3409….Theresa Marshall….Kanata

1227….Tom Auger….Kanata

7353….Tracey Dunfield….Kanata

4858….Tracy Beeman….Kanata

5928….Valerie Desjarlais….Kanata

306….Vincent Andy Fong….Kanata

6485….Walter Boogaard….Kanata

1165….Wei Zhou….Kanata

5031….William Jorgenson….Kanata

5040….Yvonne Relf….Kanata

310….Zhihong Hong….Kanata

1570….Brett Verdon….Kars

7636….Erin Shannon….Kars

5487….Jennifer Wright….Kars

4267….Jenny Fisher….Kars

2847….Paula Lund….Kars

2993….Roger Vansickle….Kars

1525….Barbara Bacon….Kemptville

5269….Bruce Pelton….Kemptville

5272….Carole Perkins….Kemptville

4942….Chris Foran….Kemptville

3951….Chris Wanless….Kemptville

6169….Cindy Chandler….Kemptville

1732….Connie Duclos….Kemptville

7463….Corleen Asbreuk….Kemptville

6709….Darrin Macmullin….Kemptville

6712….Dave Springer….Kemptville

6185….David Tessier….Kemptville

1838….Dawn Murray….Kemptville

7471….Deborah Dickson….Kemptville

6205….Ed Chandler….Kemptville

16274….Emily Conway….Kemptville

5123….Fiona Tracey….Kemptville

4163….Glenna Burke….Kemptville

5436….Greg Walsh….Kemptville

2117….Jacob Banks….Kemptville

808….James Pede….Kemptville

6258….Jennifer Crawford….Kemptville

6891….Joanne Desormeaux….Kemptville

6959….Katy Gale….Kemptville

2434….Kristen Giffen….Kemptville

4525….Marysa Irvine….Kemptville

2982….Robert Grandy….Kemptville

855….Roxanne Harrington….Kemptville

489….Sean Campbell….Kemptville

6442….Sheri Steeves….Kemptville

6084….Stephanie Rose….Kemptville

3141….Steven De Ville….Kemptville

3366….Teena Dacey….Kemptville

7357….Tricia Mcrae….Kemptville

7437….Angie Buckland….Kinburn

7473….Deborah Turcotte….Kinburn

4196….Jackie Stadnyk….Kinburn

703….Ron Stadnyk….Kinburn

5832….Salli Dambrowitz….Kinburn

5642….Lucie Dufour….La Peche

2794….Patrice Vaillancourt….La Peche

6481….Vanessa Lessard….La Peche

6695….Dan Keaney….Lanark

6728….Debbie Keaney….Lanark

119….Scott Shaver….Lanark

4128….France Bertrand….L'Ange-Gardien

2594….Martin Joanisse….L'Ange-Gardien

4587….Monique Dube….L'Ange-Gardien

4776….Sophie Gauvreau….L'Ange-Gardien

3104….Stephane Gosselin….L'Ange-Gardien

1460….Andre Gravelle….Lansdowne

5264….Brian Wachko….Limoges

1687….Christine Kennedy….Limoges

5532….Judy Gagne….Limoges

16261….Marc Bellemare….Limoges

5793….Raphael Millaire….Limoges

5853….Serge Froment….Limoges

814….Shanna Delorme….Limoges

6460….Sylvia Wachko….Limoges

6463….Tammy Barnes….Limoges

4833….Tara-Lynn Stevenson….Limoges

3199….Tim Arsenault….Limoges

7435….Angela Quinn….Lombardy

4775….Sophie Caron….L'Orignal

7094….Matthew Dyer….Luskville

7166….Nicholas Sturgeon….Luskville

6619….Brian Carpenter….Maberly

7486….Fred Barrett….Maberly

2757….Nancy Villemure….Maberly

6454….Susan Marble….Maberly

4432….Laurie Thompson….Madoc

4192….Isabelle Tanguay….Magog

20/05/2015. Ladies European Tour 2015. Turkish Airlines Ladies Open, Carya Golf Club, Belek, Turkey. May 17-20. Melissa Reid of England during the final round. Credit: Tristan Jones

Balconies for some on levels 2 and 3. Ground floor units are mainly commercial.

 

Lunch crowd from nearby workplace

French Camp(CA) FD Engine 11-2 is a 1976 Int'l 1910/Howe pumper. It is equipped with a 1000 gpm pump and carries 1000 gallons of water. It is equipped with a gas-engine and has an automatic transmission. Photo was taken 17 June 1994 at French Camp's station on the South side of Stockton. French Camp is District #11 in the San Joaquin County list of fire districts.

 

Ricoh 35mm SLR

046 (W4 ENG) '007 James Bond'

Scania K124/Irizar Century C49FT

Blowfield (Walters Coaches), Forest Hill

Forest Hill, 5 May 2018

New to Blueways Guideline, Battersea as the England football team coach

[ENG] The town of Belchite (Zaragoza, Spain) is known for the tragic episodes that took place during the Civil War (1936-1939). On August 24, 1937 the republican offensive that triggered the Battle of Belchite began on this city in which several thousand nationalists were concentrated. Little concern the strategic objectives and the details of the fierce struggle in which aviation and the XV International Brigade (formed by Canadians, Americans and British) intervened and who fought house by house until September 6. A few months later there was a second war episode in the Batalla de Aragón, in which the advance of the revolted army, with the Italian and Moroccan corps in front, on March 9 to 11 took Belchite and other nearby municipalities. It is estimated that there were more than five thousand deaths between civilians and soldiers of both sides. At the end of the war, with the town practically destroyed, the inhabitants were gradually abandoned to move to Belchite Nuevo. More photographs in the album Belchite, a story not to forget

 

[ESP] La Iglesia de San Martín de Tours fue la parroquia principal del pueblo. Su construcción inicial es de principios del siglo XIV, en estilo gótico-mudéjar, nave única, cabecera poligonal y torre a los pies. En el siglo XVI sufrió una reforma importante, se sustituyó la cubierta por bóvedas estrellas, y se amplió con otra nave en el lado de la epístola, capillas entre los contrafuerte del lado opuesto y un nuevo tramo a los pies. En el siglo XVII se levantó una capilla barroca junto al primer tramo de la nave lateral, y en el siglo XVIII se construyó la portada monumental con cuatro columnas toscanas de la fachada principal que se puede ver actualmente. La torre es el elemento menos modificado, es de planta cuadrada y tiene tres cuerpos de ladrillo con decoración geométrica mudéjar, y se remata con un chapitel piramidal.

 

El pueblo de Belchite (Zaragoza, España) es conocido por los trágicos episodios sucedidos durante la Guerra Civil (1936-1939). El 24 de agosto de 1937 se inició la ofensiva republicana que desencadenó la Batalla de Belchite sobre esta ciudad en la que se concentraban varios miles de nacionalistas. Poco importan los objetivos estratégicos y los detalles de la encarnizada lucha en la que intervino la aviación y la XV Brigada internacional (formada por canadienses, americanos y británicos) y que se libró casa por casa hasta el 6 de septiembre. Unos meses después se vivió un segundo episodio bélico en la Batalla de Aragón, en la que el avance del ejército franquista, con los cuerpos italianos y marroquís al frente, en los días 9 a 11 de marzo tomaron Belchite y otros municipios cercanos. Se calcula que hubo más de cinco mil muertos entre civiles y militares de ambos bandos. A finalizar la guerra, con el pueblo prácticamente destrozado, los habitantes fueron abandonándolo paulatinamente para trasladarse a Belchite Nuevo. Más fotografías en el álbum Belchite, una historia para no olvidar

 

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Seagull 4A, Fujicolor Pro 400H, Tetenal C41 Kit

V8, R Highline cab, 6x2 + Hammar self-loading container semitrailer

Ålesund, Norway

(f) Thommo, 9.10.2017.

[ENG] The Jardins de Metis, also known as Reford Gardens, they are a few gardens of English style placed in Grand-Métis, Québec, Canada. They were opened for the public in 1962, in 1995 they were declared as Historical National Place and in 2013 as Patrimonial Site, and they are recognized internationally as an exceptional work of art of gardening. They are the fruit of the work of the passionate one, Elsie Reford, that between 1926 and 1958 transformed his fishing camp into a private paradise. Approximately 3.000 species and varieties of plants are distributed in approximately fifteen gardens. Works of contemporary art sow the route and they join with harmony the historical gardens. Every year celebrates the "International Garden Festival" in that they show contemporary gardens created by architects, landscape painters and artists of international reputation.

 

[ESP]Los Jardins de Métis, también conocidos como Reford Gardens, son unos jardines de estilo inglés situados en Grand-Métis, Québec, Canadá. Se abrieron al público en 1962, en 1995 fueron declarados como Lugar Histórico Nacional y en 2013 como Sitio Patrimonial, y están reconocidos internacionalmente como una obra excepcional de arte de jardinería. Son el fruto del trabajo de una apasionada, Elsie Reford, que entre 1926 y 1958 transformó su casa de pesca en un paraíso privado. Unas 3.000 especies y variedades de plantas se distribuyen en unos quince jardines. Obras de arte contemporáneo siembran el trayecto y se integran con armonía en los jardines históricos. Cada año se celebra el “Festival International de Jardines” para el que arquitectos, paisajistas y artistas de reputación internacional crean jardines contemporáneos.

 

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