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The Russian Knights Performing early evening at the Kecskemet airshow in Hungary, 2013.
Look at the size of the pilots: the last Flanker is flown by a giant! :-)
Whiparella is so scary she even frightens the Book of Monsters. She is shaped like a snake, has a whip that will call out your deepest fear and her Spidergloblins turn into that fear. Her only personal fear is being called ‘Whimparella’ – which, of course, one of the knights does constantly.
Knights prepare to engage in the sport of combat at the West Virginia Renaissance Festival at Hollow Hills Farm, 23439 Midland Trail East outside Lewisburg, West Virginia.
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A short drive from Wootton is Swingfield, which lies near the Folkestone to Canterbury road, the A260. In fact beside that road is St John's, a preceptory, that I will endeavour to see inside of during the summer months.
In fact, I thought St John was the sole ecclesiastical building in the parish, but in fact there is a grand church in the centre of the village, opposite what used to the village pub.
The church has a grand tower with an even grander staircase turret running up one side, and in the porch I could see the 'church open' board, all packed away, It did not look good.
But it was open, but the first thing that struck me was the fine porch, apparently 14thC.
The church is a large two cell construction, with simple box pews in the nave, with wooden pews in the chancel.
It's walls are plain with few memorials, considering its history with the Knights of St John.
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This church is built in flint and rubble construction and the west tower has a remarkably wide stair turret. As one enters through the south porch one can see the remains of two mass dials made redundant by the construction of the porch itself. By the pulpit is a most unusual feature - the south-east window of the nave has had its sill cut away to provide space for a wooden ladder to give access to the rood loft. This window now contains a lovely stained glass representation of the Crucifixion with a charming little sun and moon at the top. At Swingfield the nineteenth-century north aisle detracts from the thirteenth-century nave; its scale, materials and lumpy effect do nothing to complement this charming church. It is currently (2005) under threat of conversion to a house.
www.kentchurches.info/church.asp?p=Swingfield
SWINGFIELD is within the ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION of the diocese of Canterbury, and deanry of Dover.
¶The church, which is dedicated to St. Peter, consists of one isle and one chancel, having a square tower, with a beacon turret at the west end, in which is one bell. In the chancel are several memorials for the Pilchers, tenants of St. John's. In the isle are memorials for the Simmons's, of Smersall; arms, parted per fess and pale, three trefoils slipt. One of them, John Simmons, gent. obt. 1677, was great-grandfather of James Simmons, esq. alderman of Canterbury; memorials for the Pilchers; against the north wall is a monument for Mary, widow of Richard Pilcher, gent. of Barham, obt. 1775; arms, Pilcher, argent, on a fess dancette, gules, a fleur de lis, between three torteauxes. In the south-west window is this legend, Ora p aiabs Willi Smersolle & Margarete uxon is sue & paia Saundir Goldfiynch; above were formerly these arms, A cross impaling on a bend, cotized, a mullet between six martlets. Weever says, p. 274, there was an antient faire monument, whereon the portraiture of an armed knight, crosse legged, was to be seen, and only His jacet remaining of the inscription, and that there was this legend in a window: Orate p aia Willi Tonge & Johannis filii ejus qui banc fenestram fieri fecerunt; he died in 1478, and was buried here. And there was formerly in the windows, a figure of a knight of St. John's, habited in his furcoat of arms, a plain cross, and having his sword and spurs, and kneeling on a cushion, in a praying posture, and in one of the windows were these arms, Quarterly, first and fourth, Azure, a square castle, sable; second and third, Or, on a chevron, vert, three bawks heads erased, argent; on a chief, gules, a cross, argent; but there is nothing of these remaining now.
The rectory of this church was early appropriated to the hospital of St. John, which continued in the possessions of all the profits of it, till the dissolution of the hospital in the 32d year of king Henry VIII. After which it was granted, with the preceptory here, to Sir Anthony Aucher, who sold it to Sir Henry Palmer, in whose descendants it continued down to Sir Thomas Palmer, bart. after whose death in 1725 it passed, in manner as before-mentioned, to the Rev. Dr. Thomas Hey, of Wickham, who sold it, with St. John's, and the rectory as before-mentioned, to Mr. Brydges, of Denton, the present owner of it.
This church is now a perpetual curacy, of the yearly certified value of twenty pounds, which stipend is paid by the owner of the rectory, who has the nomination of the curate. In 1640 here were communicants one hundred and twenty-seven.
This paper toy is a poseable Shovel Knight, the main and titular character of Yacht Club Games' same name 2D side-scrolling platform game, the papercraft is created by jimbox31. There is another Shovel Knight Papercraft on the site available.
You can download the papercraft toy template...
www.papercraftsquare.com/netroid-poseable-shovel-knight-f...
Not sure where this guy came from, but there's at least two of this kind running around my yard now.
Truck : Scania R620 V8 Topline with curtainsider semi-trailer
Company : Knights of Old from Kettering
Date : 17/04/2018
Location : motorway A 40 (France)
The advanced smart car driven by David Hasselhoff (Michael Knight) in Knight Rider in the famous TV series of the early 1980s in display in Christchurch, New Zealand
OIA GIRLS VOLLEYBALL RED EASTERN DIVISION
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Kaiser High School Gymnasium
Kaiser Cougars vs Castle Knights