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Beckley, WV. June 2016.
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The 5- and 6-year old pupils of Welholme Infants School, Grimsby line up for their school photograph. The year was 1956, and that lot includes Yours Truly (4th from right, top row). Although I haven’t clapped eyes on any of my classmates since moving away from GY 60 years ago, I can to this day name every boy on the front row, and all but a couple on the top row. At the end of the second infants year, we moved up to the primary school stage, which separated the boys from the girls. Thus I cannot identify the girls here - apart from one, Cynthia Higgins, smiling (toothless) at the far right on the upper line of girls.
Alas, I managed to remove that smile from poor Cynthia’s face, made her cry in fact, and I have been very remorseful for all these many years. The story is that my father came along to pick me up after school, and while he waited, sweet Cynthia struck up a conversation with him. When he revealed that he was my Dad, Cynthia declared that she loved me. I reacted with disgust when my father relayed this to me, not wanting any truck with sissy girls. A day or two later, I gathered a couple of sidekicks and we gleefully knocked her around a bit. Some sort of divine punishment came in later years, as I had trouble in convincing women of my Adonis charms.
It is inevitable that we young boys and girls will have enjoyed varying fortunes as we forged our paths through life, and doubtless some of us have already passed on. I will point out one person who went on to grander things: plumb in the centre of the front row in tie and braces is the current Member of Parliament for the Cleethorpes constituency, Martin Vickers. I wonder if he still has a copy of this photograph?
East Stroudsburg, PA. June 2015.
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I had the privilege of doing a newborn shoot last week....it was a good learning curve and I have the utmost respect for any photographer who specialises in this genre of photography...its not as easy as it looks! Especially when the baby is wide awake and wriggling around! She had been fed, watered, and changed but she wasn't having any of it...anyway I managed to get a few shots, but just as I was packing up she fell asleep so I got my camera out again quickly and took this one with the help of her grandma!
Well, I just uploaded over 200 photos of just about every Mattel Sunshine Family Dolls craft booklet, box packaging graphic design and paper dolls ever produced back in 1973-1977. Please enjoy and spread the sunshine!
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All Images Courtesy Michael Williams/MyLifeInPlastic.com
Detail of the Adoration of the Shepherds window in the north aisle by Robert Anning Bell, 1911.
Situated halfway between the start and finish of my morning's bike ride (Wymondham and Norwich) Hethersett was my next natural port of call. (and a welcome one too on a very hot summer day!) The church of St Remigius lies hidden away behind trees off the main road opposite the rest of the village. It is a handsome building whose west tower carries a small lead-covered wooden spike, not enough to call a spire but it punctuates the parapet nicely.
Looking at the exterior it is clear that we are looking at a somewhat restored building of 14th/15th century date but the most jarring detail is the peculiar double pitch of the nave roof; the western two-thirds have a steeper pitch and end abruptly in a wooden gable, the remainder being of a much flatter profile. This is the result of the church having originally been a cruciform building until the eastern parts fell into disuse after the Reformation, with a more basic sanctuary set up at the east end of the nave instead. During the very thorough restoration of the 1870s the entire eastern end was rebuilt (grander than before) and the former crossing and transepts were adapted to form the eastern third of the nave, thus most of the building east of this change in roof-pitch dates from the Victorian period.
Inside the Victorian restoration is quite apparent with the eastern half of the church so renewed and few notable medieval features surviving elsewhere. There are exceptions, the font is old and the north porch has a delightful vaulted ceiling with carved bosses, damaged but still enjoyable. There is also apparently a medieval monument to a 15th century knight and lady but this is alas hidden away behind the organ in a southern extension to the Victorian chancel which visitors cannot access. There are however newer features to enjoy with an interesting mixture of Victorian and later glass, the best being that in the north aisle by Robert Anning Bell, fairly subdued in colouring but beautifully drawn.
Hethersett church was found open and welcoming on my (pre Covid) visit and a welcome haven of peace and cool air after a hot bike ride from Wymondham on a busy main road. For more detail see Simon's description of the church on his Norfolk Churches site below:-
Joseph Kiadir 2-weeks old sleeps at Redemption Hospital in Monrovia, Liberia on March 2, 2015. Photo © Dominic Chavez/World Bank
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Taken with Samsung NX300 provided by Samsung Electronics
This baby bird is about two months old. It's very lively but it can't fly high or long, only a couple of feet away.
Franklin, PA. August 2016.
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I'm new to posting retail pics, so go easy on me. Also... There was a sign walking in about the media policy... so I tried to be careful and didn't get as many pics as I wanted.
Hopefully you guys will enjoy these though. This is a 1993 Target, with very little remodeling. Still has the original Color Worlds.. and Original Food Ave Signage. Kinda Cool :)
INFANT JESUS
European 19th century infant Jesus. Hands, feet, and polychromed face in ivory. Dressed in lavishly embroidered fabric. Rest of the body in wood.
SIZE
9 x 19 cm
STARTING BID
PHP 60,000.00
Lot 180 of the Casa de Memoria online auction on 5 May 2018. Please see www.casadememoria.com for more details.
Exposition “L'autre côté du miroir, le monde de Charles Matton“ à l'Espace culturel Chapelle Sainte-Anne
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