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Taken from a passing bus, this photo shows the demolishion of a factory near to Pontefract. If anyone has more information on this building then please contact me!
Rockford is full of interesting, old brick factory buildings from the last century. Some have been readapted to other uses, while others are empty.
I was standing on the approximate location of the former MILW/CM&G yard.
Lees and West present
Kate Nash
SOLO SHOWS ON SALE MON 10 DEC!!!
SYDNEY Wednesday 23 January OXFORD ART FACTORY
Tickets: Moshtix 1300 438 849 / www.moshtix.com.au
MELBOURNE Wednesday 30 January NORTHCOTE SOCIAL CLUB
Presented by 3RRR Tickets: Northcote Social Club Box Office 03 9486 1677 / www.northcotesoicalclub.com or Polyester Records
BIG DAY OUT
AUCKLAND Friday 18 January GOLD COAST Sunday 20 January SOLD OUT!!!
SYDNEY Friday 25 January SOLD OUT!!! MELBOURNE Monday 28 January SOLD OUT!!!
ADELAIDE Friday 1 February PERTH Sunday 3 February
Take a blazing hot summer Down Under, add one 20-year-old songstress with a suitcase full of observations on London life, and you’ve got the lovable KATE NASH at BIG DAY OUT 2008.
In KATE NASH’s stream of consciousness world, unrequited love shares space with undisguised contempt, ex-boyfriends get a bottling, sweet self-portraits are painted, and kitchen sink realism meets urban grit. Songtitles are as simple as Foundations and as biting as Dickhead. Her up, down, all-around voice tells these tales over tunes built from loops, piano, beats, guitar and violin, taking in indie pop, fragile folk and broken blues.
This world is captured on NASH’s debut album, Made of Bricks, a UK No.1. Once you’ve heard it, it will make strangely perfect sense that NASH lists as her influences on her MySpace page everything from Jurassic 5 to the Buzzcocks, Regina Spektor to Roald Dahl, Whoopie Goldberg to The Young Ones, poetry and politics to “being confused”.
“The secret behind this Harrow girl’s success is her ability to bring music down from near elite planes to poetry of the public. The familiar themes that line NASH’s music mushroom in significance for every single person. They can try to reach out to her through their bedroom music system but when she’s in front of them they reach out physically and verbally, and she so very kindly and happily reaches back.” (Drowned in Sound, October 2007)
Accompanied on stage by guitarist/laptop guru Jay, drummer Elliott, violinist Meg, and guitarist Brett, NASH looks the audience in the eye, opens up her metaphorical storybook and begins to play – “at times it’s enough to break your heart” said musicOMH.com.
“Switching between the humorous (‘I wish you knew that when I say two sugars I really mean three’) to the simply touching (‘I wish you loved me’), NASH softens the kind of vocabulary that would make your Gran blush by taking poetic inspiration from youthful, modern commentators like the Arctic Monkeys, Jamie T, and Lily Allen.” (Manchester Music, March 2007)
Her rise has been rapid – from drama school to shop assistant to songwriter to MySpace sensation to chart-topper. “My album went to number one!” NASH raved on her blog. “Which I can’t believe and express my happiness at how I managed to connect with that many of you.” Just like the music, the excitement is genuine.
In her songs, KATE NASH longs for sunny days. She’ll get them at BIG DAY OUT 2008. So huddle round now, for this girl has a story to tell…
This abandoned silk factory just off the main road near Kattavia village dates from the Italian Occupation era and was used to store materials for the military airport from 1937 to 1943, and when Germany defeated the Italians, as a laager to detain Italian soldiers.
Client:
Shamla for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Scope of work:
- Design development
- Detailed design drawings
- Tender documents
- Tendering process administration
My brother and I made a visit to the Ohio Amish country on September 17 and 18, 2012.
While touring the area, we stopped for some shopping at the Guggisberg Cheese Factory in Charm. This Amish artisan was selling his wooden birhouses, feeders and other items across the road and we went over to take a look. My brother bought a bird feeder and the artisan agreed to have his photo taken so long as he covered his face with his hat. I just love the result.
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