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Just what I like, an old shop front with some original signage. I did see some pics from 10+ years ago and it was some sort of retro clothing shop. They didn't mess around with the signage though.
E Haigh, Painter and Decorator.
Taken with my Fujifilm X-T30 II camera and a XF18-55mm lens.
Lincoln, England.
With the sun trying hard to brighten up an otherwise dull afternoon, Sanders Coasthopper branded MCV Evora bodied Volvo B8RLE type number 524 - BV22 HBN “Norfolk Wanderer” is captured as it heads along Brush Hill between Wood Norton and the B1110 while working the above homeward bound journey on school day only contract service 104. This contract was previously operated by Bus & Us of Briston up until April 2021 and the route taken from Stibbard All Saints CEVA Primary School to Guist Post Office runs along three sides of an oblong by way of Fulmodeston, Barney, B1354 and B1110 which also includes the deviation to serve the centre of Wood Norton village.
In the background, behind the tree immediately to the right of 524 as we look, it is just possible to see Wood Norton church which is dedicated to All Saints.
Normally vehicle 524 would be allocated to Sanders North Walsham depot, for use on Coasthopper services CH1 & CH2, but it has temporarily been transferred to Holt depot and swapped with similar vehicle 521 - BV21 OOD. Thus the appearance of 524 at this location must be considered as something of a rarity.
Only slightly damaged this one still good enough to take I think it was off a polo or something from memory
32/365. Number series. +2 in comments.
"Small is the number of people who see with their eyes and think with their minds."
-Albert Einstein
When I had this idea in mind, I actually wasn't going to use the number 23. 23 was my sister's idea. I used the leftover blood from my previous blood scene. Does the blood look real? It wasn't doing what I wanted it to do. Partly because when I cleaned the previous day I used bleach.
My sister is supposed to look like she's crazy, writing the number 23 all over the walls. We laughed the entire time we shot this. These didn't turn out how I wanted them to.
Number 19, a blue 1966 Mini Cooper S - JYH 52D - entered by Bill Cleyndert (driver) and Dan Harrison (navigator) seen here competing in the HERO's (Historic Endurance Rallying Organisation's) Land’s End to John O’Groats Reliability Trial and Classic Car Tour (LE JOG) Scotland December 2016.
Any additional information clarifying the vehicle's make, model, modifications made and its specific history will be welcomed.
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Captain, number 4 is missing.
You mean running rough?
No, I mean it's gone. Number 3 ain't looking so hot either.
It is a street that is actually an entire area of fields, little woods and scarcely scattered houses. So I thought it was special to find the beginning of a circle ;-)
Class 31 number 31183 at Doncaster Works on 15th May, 1988. This locomotive was withdrawn during July, 1988 and would be scrapped by Booth Roe at Rotherham during July, !989.
My littlest granddaughter turned one on 21st June, 2008. She is the sweetest little munchkin, with a gorgeous pixie look about her.
#159 on Explore on 22nd June, 2008.
I had never seen a Jackson Pollock painting up close before. I remember learning about him in an art history course where he used painting as a cathartic method to get his negative emotions/feelings out of him by dripping household paints – no paint brushes – on large canvases (earning him the nickname of "Jack the Dripper") instead of painting with traditional paints (oils and acrylics). But once he was done with the project, he didn't feel much of an emotional connection to it any longer and was willing to part with it.
On some of his pieces, you can see actual shoe prints and cigarette ashes in the paints.
67008 passes in front of a low cloud shrouded Sugarloaf working 1V39 1030 Manchester Piccadilly to Cardiff Central.
Located on Bradley Wharf in the harbor town of Rockport, Massachusetts, is a fishing shack well know to students of art and art history as "the most often-painted building in America" Built in the 1840s, the artist Lester Hornby (1882-1956) is believed to be the first to call the shack "Motif Number 1"
Seagull TLR using Fujichrome Velvia RVP50 cross processed. Goodwood Festival of Speed, July 4th, 2010
I'm sure it's not too hard to she why this cheeky little Boohoo dress appealed to me. I think it's going in the chuck-out pile as not only does it make me look fat I hate the colour.....if only it was red!
Electromotive Division (aka EMD) SD70MAC Demonstrator in CSX Yeoman (Freight) Yard (formerly Seaboard Air Line Freight Yard). This yard serves the CSX S-Line (aka: Former Seaboard Air Line). The S-Line the CSX Freight Line between Tampa & Jacksonville, Florida. Yeoman Yard is located at: 5656 Adamo Drive, Tampa, FL 33619.
Behind the EMD Demonstrator is CSX EMD GP60 Number 6898.
CSX Yeoman Freight Yard and Uceta Passenger Yard (A-Line) are both part of the CSX "Tampa Terminal" Subdivision !
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