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An Grianán Theatre, entrance - 2007, before we got our new logo applied to the windows and after the revolving door was installed.
My first ever \"Front Page\" - pity it is connected with such a sad event in my life. Still, a nice way to commemorate our loss. Phtotography means a lot to me and ithe fact that I can express my feelings this way when words do not come easy. Thank you for all your supportive comments I keep on receiving, although I am still not able to write much, I read them all and appreciate them a lot!! All you have said meant a lot to me!! Thank you, dear Flickr friends!
the front bed has been mostly striped out with some plants been move elsewhere plants to be seen are newly planted Abelia bumblebee a impulse buy as it was cover in bees at the garden centre the tall yellowed flowered plants are evening primrose with have been left in with teasels along the back
Front view of the F-1A Yellowjacket fighter, giving a good view of the business end of the massive turbofan engine and its four 50-caliber machineguns
the patch of Marguerite daisy's moved from the back garden to the front has got bigger and seems to have taken well
The Major front axle is all built up ready to be refitted to the tractor.
The axle design is much older than the E1A Major which was launched in 1951.
The axle design was fitted to the E27N Major from the mid forties until 1951 when the new E1A Major was launched.
The same axle remained fitted to Majors right up to the end of production in 1964.
E27N is cast into our axle beam so, the design lasted around 20 years without any design changes.
Must have got it right first time!
Lately, with the weather being so awesome, I've been doing a lot of front porch sitting. Reading, talking on the phone, visiting, eating dinner... all of it is made better by moving it out to the front porch.
Small luxury building. Classical Style with columns on a front portal. Crazy homo sovieticus somehow built a horrible appartment building right in front of it, departing this beauty from the street and totally recessing in the messy backyard. Real vandalism! Ironically it was the office of the state bureau of tourism and travel, later the office of a private real estate company. Now it is abandoned without any sighns of property rights. Most likely, soon it will leave this world back to the dust. So this might even be the last photo in it's life. Tears are filling my eyes when I'm writing this, believe it or not.
Front page of The Guardian with Amy Weston's photo of a woman leaping from a burning building and the burnt out remains of The House of Reeves furniture store. Reeves Corner, Croydon, Surrey. Tuesday 9 August 2011
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Ensimmäinen Muuvin ja yhteistyökumppanaiden järjestämä Front end Joensuu -tapahtuma 30.10.2013 Tiedepuistolla.
Kuvia saa kopioida ja levittää, mutta Muuvin logoa niistä ei saa poistaa.
iPhone4 + 6x6App + Frontview + Snapseed + Instagram (@kevincrooks) Posted on WWW.KEVINCROOKS.COM/BLOG
Selbstfahrlafette für Sturmgeschütz 7.5 cm Stu.K. 40 Ausf. F/8 auf Fahrgestell Pz.Kpfw. III Ausf. The oder M (Sd.Kfz. 142/1). Of whom Stuge III StuG III Ausf. F/8 are full of ammunition on the front Mius River in early March 1943.
Featuring Rafael Lozano-Hemmer's Pulse Front: Relational Architecture 12
Testing the lights at Toronto's Harbourfront Centre for the upcoming Luminato event in June 2007.
Get to the heart of this exhibit where man and technology converge in a dazzling light sculpture
A matrix of light beams over Harbourfront, originating from twenty of the worlds most powerful robotic searchlights, is entirely controlled by a network of sensors that measure the heart rate of passers-by. Up to 20 metal sculptures, with embedded sensors and computers, are placed along Toronto's harbour. Pulse readings, from people gripping the sculptures, are converted into light pulses by computers that also determine the orientation of the beams. With over 200,000 watts of power and 15 km visibility, Pulse Front blends the intimate with the spectacular in one of Toronto's most popular public spaces.
Yesterday, it had been sooooo hot and humid but then later, we stood on a hill as the storm front approached and as the clouds passed over our heads the wind send us scurrying back to our car...
Some interesting switching is taking place in Crivitz with cars coupled to the front and back of ILSX #1344.
Nose-on view of Avro Lancaster NX611 'Just Jane', the open bomb bay showing just how large a load of destruction this machine could carry. A party of excited schoolchildren learn about this machine, it's part in history and, hopefully, how to avoid such a conflagration in future.
The Hunting Island Lighthouse (1875) replaced an 1859 lighthouse which was demolished by Confederate troops during the Civil War. The new lighthouse is made of cast iron and designed to be dismantled and moved. It was relocated to its present site in 1889 and deactivated in 1933. Hunting Island, South Carolina. National Register of Historic Places