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Taken on today's walk with Brith (a friend's dog). There is a path that doesn't actually go anywhere, it just stops at the edge of the local golf course.
Ballooning the way it should be.
Bradley stoke carnival balloon launch from jubilee centre.
Taken with a Nikon D90.
Local Boquerones
Yeasted-sesame pancake, crème fraîche. ($8)
State Bird Provisions
San Francisco, California
(July 30, 2012)
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Boardman Local Schools 22 - 2018 Blue Bird All American FE T3; Western Reserve Road - Canfield Township, Mahoning County, Ohio. Bus was seen on it's afternoon route. One of ten 2018 Blue Birds in Boardman's fleet. The driver of this bus also had the former bus 22 on her route.
Our local police officer came out to talk to the 2015 graduating class about safety and what could potentially happen if they are not minding their P's and Q's.
The Old Peculiar, Handsacre, Stafordshire
PUB SET
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Situated in the village of Handsacre, the old peculiar is a free house and takes its name from the landlords favourite tipple. Theakstons, Old Peculiar.
Shot on a tour of local pubs. April 2011 Ref 71-138
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Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox with support from Gunhild Carling at the Colston Hall in Bristol on Monday 20th March 2017
I walked by this police station every day on my way to the office, and not once, did I see a single police officer inside! In fact, I rarely ever saw a police officer in uniform period.
Jeremy Huggett at a Surprise Party for Cass Caswell to mark his retirement from Band Leading in the Samuel Suite at Centurys Club in Kingswood in Bristol on Saturday 14th January 2017
(It began on 30 Jan 1871 as Salem Methodist New Connexion Day School, Joynson Street.
From 11 Mar 1876 it became Salem Board School. It moved to Southall Street on 15 Oct 1879 and on 20 Oct 1879 boys were transferred from Park Street School to Southall Street Boys Board School.
In May 1891 a Jewish Mixed department was opened. The Christian Mixed Department closed c.1901.
In 1924 the school was reorganised due to falling numbers. The Junior Department was created from the Infants and Standards I and II and the Central School was created from the Upper Standards of the Boys and Girls Departments.
In 1930 a further re-organisation took place and Southall Street Girls School combined with Waterloo Road Girls and remained at Southall Street while the boys went to Waterloo Road.
The Senior Girls and Boys Combined to form Southall Street Senior Mixed in 1942 but closed in 1948. Junior Mixed and Infants closed 24 Jul 1953. Pupils and stock transferred to Waterloo Road School.)
available for viewing :-
Mixed and Infants log book, 1871-1899.
Jewish Mixed Department log book, 1891-1900
Jewish Infants Department log books, 1897-1930.
Admission registers, 1896-1930 (on microfilm MF 3024, until 1925)
Jewish Boys Department: log book, 1900-1924.
Admission register, 1883-1912 (on microfilm MF 3024-3025, until 1925) Jewish Girls Department: log book, 1891-1915.
Admission registers, 1892-1925 (on microfilm MF 3024-3025)
Senior Mixed Department log book, 1915-1930.
Admission registers, 1925-1930.
Central School Mixed Department admission registers 1924-1929.
Senior Girls Department: log book 1930-1948.
Admission registers, 1930-1942.
Junior Mixed and Infant Department: log book 1930-1940.
Admission register 1939-1953.
HMI report, 1934
Senior Mixed Department log book 1942-1948.
Admission registers 1942-1948.
Child Care Reserve Training Centre: log book, Jun-Sep 1944.
Staff records, c.1948.
Boys' Evening Play Centre: stock book, 1932-1969
(ref M66/82).
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The Local Music Scene in Downtown Baker City Oregon.
Enjoying the local music scene in downtown Baker City with live music by local favorites Good Sax at AJ's Corner Brick
Baker City's historic downtown is one of the largest intact turn of the 20th century historic districts in the American West with over 100 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places. Today, with the hard work of the local Main Street organization Baker City Downtown, Baker City's historic downtown has undergone a renaissance in recent years and is developing a thriving art and music scene with numerous local restaurants, pubs and galleries routinely hosting live music throughout the downtown. the downtown district is now a thriving downtown, and in addition to the lively music scene visitors will also find numerous art galleries, restaurants, micro breweries and local independently owned shops.
For more information about live music venues including outdoor concerts and music festivals Baker County Oregon visit Baker County Tourism's website at www.travelbakercounty.com
The Dublin Magazine 1762 - 1764 3 vols. Dublin, Printed for Peter Wilson, Parliament Street
The short-lived ‘Dublin Magazine’ was one a series of miscellany style journals popular in Dublin during the second half of the eighteenth century. These journals borrowed freely from London publications, but also included articles local to Ireland and to Dublin. The ‘Dublin Magazine’ provides articles on the establishment of public charitable institutions such as the Lying-In Hospital, the Hospital for Incurables and City Workhouse, many of them with accompanying line drawings. Irish births, marriages and deaths are also recorded. This engraving, in which the Liberty Cap plays a prominent role, demonstrates the preoccupation with freedom from political tyranny current at this time. Peter Wilson was active as a publisher from c. 1742 until the early 1800s. He is best-known as the publisher of the ‘Dublin Directory’, copies of which are held in the Special Collections.
For further information on Georgian Dublin, see the Dublin City Libraries catalogue.
In Chicago, there always seem to be police cars at protests, if nothing more than to just block the traffic.
So I kind of find it's a dirty trick to include cops and their cars in the protest pictures. I guess it adds drama when there is no drama.
With that said, I thought the police SUV framed this shot nicely, so I included it.
SEIU Local 1 members marched from the Chicago Board of Trade to the Willis Tower Thursday, March 8 2012 to celebrate International Women's Day and to call on corporations to give them fair pay.
With an annual wage that is $20,000 below the cost of living for a family, women janitors in Chicago are struggling to provide for their families.
At the same time, the corporations whose offices these janitors clean are making record profits- the Chicago Board of Trade alone profited $1.8 billion in 2011.