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Sir Geoffrey Keynes achieved distinction in surgery, in bibliography and literary studies. His private library was one of the finest of his period, and much of it went by bequest and purchase to Cambridge University Library. He compiled bibliographies of many authors, including John Donne and he was recognised as an international expert on William Blake, his own library being rich in Blake material. His brother was John Maynard (Lord) Keynes, the economist.

Sir Geoffrey lived for many years in Brinkley. His wife was a Darwin - another of those marriages between leading Cambridge intellectual families. Her sister was Gwen Raverat, the author of that delightful book "Period Piece".

Maynards M9YDS Market St, Newcastle (1280x960) by dbp dearingbuspix

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Conor Maynard by Davide Merli

Conor Maynard @ Magazzini Generali, Milano. Pics by Davide Merli

Maynard & Brooksene Koehn by Lorraine

Maynard The Firetruck by nightsky2007

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Maynard, an antique firetruck at the opening of the new firestation No.7. Arlington, Texas, April 2009.

Cohen-41 by Simon Hayhurst

Jon & Katie Cohen Wedding

Maynard by Rob Schell

Conor Maynard by Roberto Finizio

Conor Maynard

Magazzini Generali, Milano

19 aprile 2013

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Maynard by Girish

Holy Christmas Lights, Batman! by Adam Rose

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This doesn't actually do that good a job of capturing the effect. I don't think there's much of anything here that they could put lights on that doesn't have them. Maynard MA, Canon S90

Maynard, MA by Adam Rose

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View from the Parking Garage at Work - Canon SD1000

Maynards M17 YDS by Bubblin40

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Maynards

M17 YDS (MW11 HOL)

Volvo B9R

Plaxton Elite

New to Moffat & Williamson in 2011 as MW11 HOL

Sold To Maynards and reregistered M17 YDS.

Maynards 1.jpg by Gustavus

maynard-project9-image9 by Allison Maynard

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f-stop: f/32.0

exposure: 1/15

ISO: 100

My intention was to merge together two images, one of this great blue glass building of downtown buffalo and one of three Beluga Whales swimming in their water. I thought the blue tones of the building would make it seem like the Belugas were swimming through the glass instead of water and the whales have great patterns created on them from the lighting that came from the top of the pool originally. I also thought this building has great architecture of dramatic, both vertical and horizontal, lines and repeating squares.

Maynards 2.jpg by Gustavus