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This well travelled vehicle from "Up North!" in County Durham, was leaving Dover Eastern Docks while on its way back from Europe, and is another one where I bothered with it because it was colourful-ish.
Conor Maynard and me. At KP3D European premiere in London. He remembered who I was, said I already had a photo before but he didn't care & we laughed!
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Maynard Rupp's "Chevoom" at the Tulsa NHRA World Finals c1968.
Photo replaced on 24 May 2009 with a cleaner & higher res version.
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Harry E. Maynard (1889-1957), a native of Smithfield, Virginia, came to Washington to run the lunch counter at the People's Drug Store at 7th and K Streets NW when he was 18 years old. He later opened Maynard's Restaurant and also operated a number of other restaurants and clubs over many years. His name was in the news in the 1920s when several of his establishments were cited for violating the Prohibition law.
Pool: Freeform Med Gunite
Plaster: "Blue" Regular Series by Quartzscapes
Coping: Sterling Gray TX Bullnose 12"
Tile: Tivoli Stone-Blue 6x6
Features: Tanning Ledge, 3 Bubblers
Decking: Broom Finished Concrete
Furniture: Ledge Loungers in ledge
A group of young Japanese tourists enjoy some Eglish tea in an English country Garden.
www.orchard-grantchester.com/history/
The Grantchester Group
This avant-garde group of intellectuals would pontificate over a cup of tea in this old English orchard in the village of Grantchester near the university city of Cambridge...
Rupert Brooke
Bertrand Russell
E.M. Forster
Maynard Keynes
Ludwig Wittgenstein
Virginia Woolf
Augustus John
Virgina Woolf dubbed this group, "The Neo-Pagans"
The picture quality is poor due to accidentally having incorrect camera settings
e.g. Exposure Bias +5/3 EV !
An RPPC with a CYKO stamp box and a ballpoint notation in a flowing feminine hand.
"Maynard Harman 1914"
The Maynard Outdoor store epitomizes what makes small towns like Maynard such a pleasure to visit. This store changes with the times but not much. It has stayed in one family for two generations, and employee turnover is low, so customers develop relationships with the staff. I think the same guy has been fitting my sneakers for close to 30 years. Although the store added a separate woman’s department years ago, it kept its tin ceilings and linoleum floors. Prices remain fair; quality is still excellent; and the service is always hospitable.
I took my kids here when they were little and outfitted them with jeans, shoes, and outerwear. The selection was not trendy but it was perfect for country living: an entire wall of blue jeans, racks and racks of vests, gloves, wool socks, and camping gear. As one employee said, “It’s kind of like L. L. Bean without the guns and canoes.”
Maynard from Tool in front of a Enochian tablet board from a show in 1998. Treated in Photoshop with Wind filter
Not a great pic sorry!. But I can't help but be in awe of this beautiful escarpment situated in the upper Kangaroo Valley. The escarpment itself is part of the Buderoo National Park. and is on the very edge of it. Like a lot of escarpments it doesn't actually have a name but the locals call it Maynards Falls because yes there is a waterfall there though it is had to see in this shot. There is however hiking tracks along the bottom of the escarpment . There is also a couple stunning properties on top of it..