View allAll Photos Tagged Out
Mustard the cocker spaniel seems to think the toilets are out of order. What is a poor dog to do?
COVENTRY, UK December 2017
Because of power plant accident, Japan is short of electricity.
We started scheduled blackouts at east coast.
Shibuya is not the area of blackout, but people want to save energy.
Seattle's Gay Pride week kicks off with "Bat N Rouge", the annual softball game between the Drag Queens and the Dykes. It's a fundraiser for the Capitol Hill Alano Club. Wigs fly, balls are chased, umpires are bribed, stereotypes are simultaneously mocked and reinforced, and a good time is had by all.
I love taking photos of objects or things that appear out of place, and this boat although it was probably placed here, it definately is out of place.
After a long day of skating street with a crew that rarely gets together, a ride home in the back of the truck was needed. Lights, cool breeze, it was relaxing. Shot this on the freeway. I like out of focused lights.
Misty morning - getting early now for these morning trips
Press L to view large
- All rights reserved - Copyright © Stephen Price
All images are exclusive property and may not be copied, downloaded, reproduced, transmitted, manipulated or used in any way without expressed, written permission of the photographer
A National Ambulance Service Dispute badge issued to help raise funds for ambulance servicemen while out of work and unpaid, as well as displaying public solidarity with their cause.
The background for the 1989/1990 ambulance service dispute goes back to 1985 when a deal was made with the unions for parity of pay and conditions between the police, fire-fighters and ambulance services. Subsequent deals between unions and government broke this parity and by 1989 both pay and conditions between ambulance workers and the other services had fallen behind substantially.
The National Ambulance Service Dispute lasted from the 7th September 1989 to the 23rd February 1990. However, throughout this period, they retained overwhelming public support despite dirty-tricks by the government to sway public opinion against the trade dispute. Although suspended from their work, ambulance personnel continued to provide emergency cover where possible.
Initially, the St. John Ambulance, the Red Cross and Metropolitan Police were called upon to provide accident and emergency ambulance cover. By early November, the government had called out additional accident and emergency ambulance cover from the Defence Forces, mainly the army. The dispute ended when all sides agreed to new rates of pay and condition.
An important outcome for ambulance personnel was the provision of adequate funds to provide additional training to up-skill ambulance personnel into skilled paramedics. The unions that represented ambulance workers during the dispute were NUPE, COHSE, NALGO, GMB and the T&GWU.
More information on the dispute can be found here:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989%E2%80%9390_British_ambulance_s...
www.theyworkforyou.com/debates/?id=1989-12-20a.509.0
www.workers.org.uk/features/feat_1010/ambulance.html
.
DESCRIPTION:
Size: 1 3/16" x 15/16" (30mm x 24mm).
Material(s): diecast metal alloy with 3 enamel colours.
Finish: gilt & clear acrylic encapsulation on front side.
Fitting: rollbar pin.
Imprint: none.
What is wrong in this picture? Please read this article about the disastrous effects of releasing balloons: A salutary lesson in the perils of inflation
Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
100 pictures #75 Out of Place
She crushes the lifeguard's head! With a move like this, her future is in pro wrestling.
This peaked at #171 on Explore. Yay!
Italian and European Landscape Photography
Winter 2009 has been the most snowy winter of the last twenty years here in Northern Italy. In this series of "White Outs" I have depicted the snow covered fields and trees of the plain at the feet of the Alps in Piedmont, Italy
Manannan heads out into Dublin Bay just after 10.45 am on its sailing to Douglas, arriving there just before 2 pm.
+++
High speed catamaran " Manannan " of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company continues its summer service between Douglas & Dublin.
Built in 1998 by Incat of Tazmania, Australia, this catamaran as seen previous service in Australia & the United States Navy before being acquired by the Steam Packet Company in 2008.
Manannan mainly operates services between Douglas & Liverpool, with alternating services to Belfast & Dublin.
Recently, I had a day out with SS Frankie Stein and here she is sitting on the head of a Superlambanana (sculpture from Liverpool).
Taken by my dad.
If you want to use this pic for something, feel free! But if what you are doing is online, please give credit.
If you have seen someone who has stolen this pic, please inform me immediately.
And along with the house was this beautiful little outhouse! But before you use it, here's a tune to get you in the mood!
The Outhouse Song