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Going back through my archives and cleaning out old photos...found a few that I didn't really notice first time through.
May2025.
501 Club in East Little Rock, Arkansas USA.
KodakTriX400@1600.Pentax645.SMCPentax645-55mm.YellowFilter.DiafineDeveloper3+3.CameraScan:FujifilmXH1
The Andrew Wiles building~Mathematical Institute Oxford
Oxford Open Doors weekend
The Andrew Wiles Building is named after the Oxford professor who proved Fermat's Last Theorem, one of history's most difficult mathematical problems
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_Institute,_University_...
Sorry I haven't uploaded in a while. I stopped because I was busy studying for my GCSE's. I was supper busy.
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If Madonna had "4 minutes" to save the world, I had 6 hours and 19 minutes!! This is how my Friday ended for me!! How about yours? If you're viewing this via your "favorites" with only 1 or 5 pictures at the time, like I usually do myself, please note you'll be missing a lot as there are 15 pictures in this series. Go to my photostream, or my blog, where music is included and a few extras... :
www.ticklebear4u.com/2014/05/6-hours-and-19-minutes-betwe...
Have a great weekend!!
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This picture I took in the afternoon, while waiting for the sunset on the horizon as a backdrop Sembilangan lighthouse. Because it is too long to wait while the clouds began to appear in the sky. Sure enough a few moments after I took this picture of cloud has covered the entire region. I was waiting for the sunset the clouds disappeared. But I'm comforted to get this picture.
A Metropolitan Line train to Chesham is seen arriving at Barbican station, operating S8 Stock manufactured by Bombardier (2008-2017). This historic station was built in 1865 to serve Metropolitan Railway trains, and is open-air so steam locomotives could safely vent smoke without filling the tunnels. Additionally, the abandoned tracks and platforms of the Widened Lines can be seen at far right. Until 2009, these platforms served ThamesLink trains bound for Moorgate. All trains were diverted through the Snow Hill Tunnel instead, allowing them to continue through London to the south rather than terminate in Zone 1.