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I need to decide which of these will be displayed as the back and which as the front. They are each a piece of a diptych, except one needs to have the back exposed instead of the front. I'm leaning towards the bottom one as the back and the top as the front, what do you think?
The front entrance pillar has now been completed with the addition of render. 4:35pm, Sunday the 5th of December, 2021.
The flagship Hawaiʻi State Library, built in 1911 and designed by architect Henry D. Whitfield
SLR Magic 8mm f/4; Panny GH2
(c)2018 Tad Tamura
The rufous-fronted bushtit is a small passerine bird of the eastern and central Himalayas belonging to the long-tailed tit family, Aegithalidae.
The rufous-fronted bushtit is found in the eastern and central Himalayas in Bhutan, China, India and Nepal.
Weston Bike Night 29 08 2013
This weekly Thursday meet during the summer is based at the sea front in the sea side resort of Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, UK.
It is organised by the Riders Branch of the British legion, all bikes donate £1 to enter and all proceeds go the charity "The Poppy Appeal".
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The Riders Branch of the Royal British Legion
Membership open to all who have a love of motorcycling and are in agreement with the aims of the British Legion
Weston Bike Night Website
Katherine and I took a lot of funny photos in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. How could we not?View this photo on my blog here.
Well, I've made it to the front cover! My image (below) of the Old Isleworth Boathouse appears on the cover of the March 2011 edition of The Green, a glossy magazine covering west London.
The magazine is published by Archant Life, a community media company which publishes four daily newspapers and 100 regional magazines such as Devon Life and similar county titles.
Oh - and the editor found the image here on Flickr. So you never know...
day before Staten Island Bodybuilding championship. July 2007 practicing mandatory "Front double Biceps" pose
Cathedral and Chapter House. Transepts 1220-1255; nave 1291-1360, Chapter House 1275-90. Lady Chapel 1361-71; Choir and integral transepts c1380-1418; east end 1360-c1408; Zouche Chapel and Vestry late C14. West front and towers c1290-c1470; crossing tower 1410-70; Library 1418-20; Choir screen c1460. Deemed complete and consecrated 3 July 1472. Floor paved to designs of Lord Burlington 1730-6. Chapter House vault renewed in plaster by John Carr 1798. Restored 1802-28 by William Shout. Fire 1829. Choir roof rebuilt 1829-32 by Sir Robert Smirke. Fire 1840. Nave roof rebuilt 1840-44 by Sydney Smirke. South transept restored 1871 by GE Street. Flying buttresses added to nave 1905-7 by GF Bodley. Extensive restoration 1966-72 by Bernard Fielden. Fire 1984. South transept roof rebuilt 1984-88. Built from oolitic limestone ashlar from Tadcaster. Early English, Decorated and Perpendicular styles.
High in the gable of the South Transept is the Rose Window which is one of the best known stained glass windows in England. The window was catapulted to fame after the devastating fire of July 1984. The convectional heat from the fire cracked the 7000 pieces of glass in the window in about 40,000 places. Although severely cracked, the window remained in one piece. This was due mainly to the fact that the window had been restored and re‐leaded twelve years before. Rescue work was completed and the window was back in place by the summer of 1987.
The masonry of the window dates from the building of the South Transept c.1250. The present glass is a mixture of sixteenth, eighteenth and twentieth century glass. Wheel and Rose windows are deeply symbolic, reflecting medieval man’s view of time and the universe, all of which were seen as God given. The glazing scheme that can be seen today was mostly conceived and produced around the year 1515 by the workshop of Master Glazier Robert Petty. Commemorating the union of the royal houses of York and Lancaster following the Wars of the Roses, it contains the Lancastrian Rose and the Tudor Rose.
SN Front St., 3:9:73; While running around a single boxcar on Sacramento's Front Street, switchman Otto Munich rides the steps of Alco S1 405 as engineer Harold Remy watches from the cab. Out of view to the left is Espee's Walnut Grove Branch, today used by CSRM's Sacramento Southern Railroad. Dave Stanley photo ©2022
The front disc of a Kawasaki 250 Ninja
Taken with the stock kit lens with a x10 multiplier filter on the front of the lens, with a flashlight as the light source.
Front Street closed until July. The West end of the parkade is coming down. Feb. 10-2016. New Westminster, BC.
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Front Street replica at Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City, Kansas. The replica of Front Street was built in three phases; 1958, 1966, and 1970. The first part was built after Dodge City lost out on a shrine to the "Cowboy Capital of the World" to Oklahoma City.
Boot Hill Museum was founded in 1947 as a Dodge City Jaycees community service project. The first building at the new museum was the Plains Museum. In 1958 a replica of historic Front Street was constructed. Several other buildings were moved to the two block museum over several decades. In 2008 it was named one of the 8 Wonders of Kansas History by the Kansas Samplers Foundation.