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Dhikala grasslands is one of the best places to see these pachyderms. Month of May is apparently to best time to see huge numbers (500-700) of them gather at one place, as the ramnagar river flowing here is last remaining source of water close by. Also, the exposed bank of the river provides the food source (grass) for these gentle giants
43055 leads the west highland pullman ECS working the 5Z30 0837 crewe holding sidings to goodrington sands holding sidings with 43047 on the rear. the set passed here 2 minutes early and was heading down ready for day 1 of 3, "west highland pullman" from exeter to fort william the following day
leads to the rooftop of the orphanage. i wanna sleep in my tent up there when i go back in december.
This bridge leads to a village,in the Sapa region of Vietnam near the Chinese boarder,with no sides and a drop of about 80 feet below,and the end in hillfog,strange effect.
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on the trail which leads to the top of Mt. Konsei (金精山, 2244m). 19-Sep-2009. The left tracks are the wrong way which leads to a precipice.
Goodwood, 28 July 2021. Alice Keppel EBF Fillies' Conditions Stakes (2yo) (5f). Frankella (Oisin Murphy) in purple with Mary of Modena (Luke Morris) in spots, La Feile (Paul Hanagan) in orange stars, Illustrating (Danny Tudhope) in grey
"Safety first leads to medal honour", Telegraph & Argus, Friday 20th October 1989. Article about Edith Moore receiving her British Empire Medal from Lord Ingrow.
On 19th August 1930, 14-year-old local schoolgirl Edith Keighley rescued a younger Riddlesden boy after he had fallen into the Leeds-Liverpool canal. The plight of the boy was witnessed by a Mrs. Scaife, but before she could even raise the attention of some nearby workmen, Edith had dived into the canal and seized the boy, bringing him safely to the bank.
Edith, who lived with her parents, John and Dorothy, on West Lane in Keighley, was a pupil at the Drake and Tonson’s Girls’ Grammar School where she had taken swimming lessons and had competed in some swimming competitions. The incident was written up in the Keighley News of 23rd August 1930.
Edith went on to marry textile worker Joseph Moore at Keighley Parish Church in 1940. They lived on Exley Mount and had three children. She worked in the accounts department of Ford car dealers Walter Burgess Ltd. for thirty years until retirement. Her dedication to the safety of others saw her join the Keighley Road Safety Committee in 1956 and was made secretary and organiser in 1964. In 1989, this thirty-three years’ service was recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List, when Edith, then 74, was awarded the British Empire Medal. The medal was presented by the Lord Lieutenant of West Yorkshire, Lord Ingrow, at a ceremony held in Keighley Town Hall. Edith passed away in 1999.
Item loaned to Keighley and District Local History Society by Eileen Mellor in 2024.
Danilo Petrucci leads eventual race winner Marc Marquez on the penultimate lap of the 2017 MotoGP race held at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli in Misano Adriatico, Italy.
This box of leads, made by the Eagle Pencil Company, was used by Deborah Chwalow Direnzo for her work as a graphic designer. She most likely purchased the box in the late 1960's and after her death in the early 1980's it was passed down through her family and is now in the possession of her niece, Ilana. Though damaged, it serves as one of Ilana's connections to her aunt.