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Working together for a basic need and thereby increasing the dependability on each other, which in return is giving to flourish the love between them.

 

Isn't that a sweet feeling while working with your better half on achieving the same goal?

photo by Roy Hough 11/2/86

Islander Apts, 1120 W 155th St, Gardena, CA. Tiki Tour 11-25-2018

photo by Keith Harper at Staverton 11.1.71

photo by Chris Thorpe

The clock expires, as the Islanders win a home playoff game in 2013.

Pelee Islander was built on the Canadian side of Lake Erie, in what was a shipyard in the village of Erieau and ran from Kingsville and Leamington on the Canadian side, to the Canadian island of Pelee, to Sandusky, Ohio for decades. She's due to be replaced by a brand new (Chilean-built) ferry, Pelee Islander 2, but glitches in a newer boat means her props are still turning. Buy a print here:

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Feast Preparation day for the Islanders!

"Down. Stay. Food."

"US?"

 

Eurobricks Pillage the Village: Out For Blood Edition Contest Entry.

photo by Keith Harper 15.7.71

A Fisher folk preparing smoke fish and fish paste in Baa Atoll Thulhadhoo

Bournemouth/Hurn, 11th January 2015

photo by Keith Harper at Staverton 28.9.71

Oct 19 2013 Uniondale, NY - Matt Martin, 17 of the New York Islanders battles Jay Harrison, 44 of the Carolina Hurricane.

Taken by my daughter, on her way to Hervey Bay.

Athol, Southland, New Zealand

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A very murky arrival for the Condor Islander into Cammell Lairds due to Thruster Issues.

 

Name: CONDOR ISLANDER

Type: Passenger Ship

IMO: 9323704

MMSI: 311001287

Call Sign: C6GM5

Flag: Bahamas

Gross Tonnage: 13906

Summer DWT: 4168

Length:124.9mts

Breadth:23.4mts

Home Port: Nassau

Built: 2005

Builder:Harfdinxveld/Giessdam - NED

 

BN Islander G-BJOH displaying at Middle Wallop in 1982

Islander approaching Portsmouth from St Peter Port, Guernsey

 

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Signed hockey stick

  

Terminal Island California was once home to a community of Japanese and Japanese Americans who made their living as fisherman. Their isolated village was known as Fish Harbor, and it supported a population of some 3000 people. During World War II the village was forcibly evacuated and its people were placed in internment camps for the duration of the war. When they returned to their village after the war they found it had been bulldozed by the navy. Nothing remains of the village today. This photo shows the memorial set up by The Terminal Islanders Club, descendants of the residents who lived and worked in Fish Harbor. Olympus XA. Walgreens 800 asa film.

Taken in Portland, Maine. Appears to be a local ferry.

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