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astard?)

Given old picture a new look.

Digital Painting

Watercolour Effect

Partnership House, built in 2006 for Northern Rock Building Society this building located at the Regent Centre in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne is now owned by the council following the near closure of Northern Rock, and now stands only partially occupied.

COPYRIGHT PICTURE : 'PICTURE PARTNERSHIP' 20-12-05

PICTURE BY : ANDREW DUNSMORE (911434-)

Gay couple Jamie Fitch and Rogan Mathie from Bromley, Kent who will be one of Britains first Gay couples to commit to a 'civil partnership' giving them the same rights as a married couple in the UK, at their rehearsals at the Swallow Coulsdon Manor Hotel in Surrey, UK. Both Jamie and Rogan, who are wearing their 'Red Aids Awareness' pins, have previously been married to women.

Picture shows :-

Jamie and Rogan (Glasses) at the rehearsals at the Swallow Coulsdon Manor Hotel, Surrey.

Strolling by the viaduct at Auckland, New Zealand which is often visited by tourists to enjoy the sights and sounds by the sea.

Bunut Bolong Tree / Manggisari / Bali / Indonesia

 

Album of Indonesia: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157668773...

 

Nature forever amazes me. Taken earlier this year...

Continuum South Beach are two residential skyscrapers located in Miami Beach, Florida's South Beach. They are both located directly in the southern extremity of the city, overlooking Government Cut.

 

The South Tower, which opened in 2002, is 471 ft. tall and has 40 floors.

 

The North Tower, which opened in 2008, is 412 ft. tall has 37 floors.

 

Both towers were developed by Ian Bruce Eichner's, The Continuum Company, LLC. and designed by architects, Sieger Suarez Architectural Partnership, Inc. and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP.

 

Credit for the data above is given to the following website:

www.emporis.com/buildings/101065/continuum-south-tower-mi...

 

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It´s always better to have the right Partner... ;-)

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In a lovely cafe by Sensoji 淺草寺 Tokyo

Hidden Desires, Mellor

Lesbian Partnership Party of Miss Carla Putnam and sub Kit Idziak.

 

Featured entertainment from Hedy Patrucci & AM Quar

 

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PUERTO PRINCESA, Philippines (August 5, 2022) Military Sealift Command hospital ship USNS Mercy (T-AH 19) sits at anchor upon its arrival off the coast of Puerto Princesa, Philippines, during Pacific Partnership 2022. Now in its 17th year, Pacific Partnership is the largest annual multinational humanitarian assistance and disaster relief preparedness mission conducted in the Indo-Pacific. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Raphael McCorey)

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Contrasting architecture. New Orleans central business district.

The open-air River Oak Center opened on October 3, 1966, and was developed by KLC Ventures, a partnership between Philip M. Klutznick and his son Tom. The elder Klutznick had developed Park Forest, Illinois, after World War II, as well as Oakbrook Center in Oak Brook in 1959 and Old Orchard Shopping Center in Skokie in 1956.

 

River Oaks originally opened with one minor and two major department stores. The original anchors were Marshall Field's, (275,000- ft2), Sears (347,000 ft2), and a branch of the Hammond, IN based Edward C. Minas Company (56,000 ft2). JMB Real Estate Group would soon acquire the mall along with most of the Klutznick properties, including Old Orchard.

 

Edward C. Minas became Carson's on October 6, 1982. and JCPenney moved their store to the mall from downtown Hammond, IN in 1985, opening on October 2nd alongside a mall expansion. In March 1993, the mall owners announced that River Oaks was to be enclosed and the new modern mall opened for business in September 1994.

 

Oakbrook, Illinois-based JMB Urban Properties and the Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group established a joint venture ownership deal involving four Chicagoland malls; River Oaks Center, Hawthorn Center, Fox Valley Center, and Orland Square mall

In November 1997, this arrangement terminated with Simon assuming 100 percent ownership of River Oaks and Orland Square, and JMB Urban keeping full control of Fox Valley and Hawthorn Center.

 

River Oaks was amongst several C-D tier malls that Simon would spin off into Washington Prime Group, who would later unload the mall. The property is currently owned by Namdar. Calumet City has gone through a massive demographic change since the mall was enclosed and looks a little worse for the wear, as do the massive and vacant big boxes around it.

D-ABVH departing for Frankfurt via 07R with the “50 Years Innovation Partnership” titles and logos, which it no longer carries.

 

After many years of operating the FRA-HKG-FRA service with the 744, from March 31 2013 onwards it was replaced with the 748.

Hidden Desires, Mellor

Lesbian Partnership Party of Miss Carla Putnam and sub Kit Idziak.

 

Featured entertainment from Hedy Patrucci & AM Quar

 

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I had a tough time photographing the bees -- they moved so fast, and would bury themselves deep in the flowers. This was the best one I got.

 

[Seen on Explore/Interestingness.]

66172 rumbles through the scenic Mobberley station on 7th July 2023 with 6E26 1050 Knowsley to Wilton.

 

The station comes under the umbrella of the Mid Cheshire

Community Rail Partnership with regard to promoting the line and dealing with any issues on behalf of passengers and Network Rail & Northern. Interestingly, the station was a request-stop only up until 2010 so things have vastly improved since then!

I had a bit of corporate gig this week (with my employer) at the Argo Yard in Seattle. WM received this snoot-nosed SD38-2 to be used as a switching engine at WM's Columbia Ridge Landfill rail yard outside Arlington, Oregon.

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