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C-FFFE, a Cessna TU206G Turbo Stationair 6 II, climbing out from runway 15 at Toronto Buttonville Municipal Airport in Markham, Ontario.
It was departing to "cottage country", well north of Toronto.
Amphibious Cessna 206s are a common sight in the Greater Toronto Area during summer, as they shuttle people back and forth between their urban and rural residences.
Very popular, unique and attractive flowering tree native to tropical North Queensland, Australia and the Torres Strait between Australia and Papua New Guinea.
Dense weeping form with new leaves released in a spectacular cascade of white foliage.
Bright bursts of large white heavily scented fruity-smelling flowers.
Grows 10–12m in height.
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Cơm Gà, Chim Quay Mỹ Hải - Hanoi
Thanks for your visits, comments and faves.
Gracias por vuestras visitas, comentarios y favoritos.
Guess who's doing all the work on the 26 today :-)
SF17 VNL ,a Volvo B5TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini brand new to Lothian Buses in July 2017 as fleet number 475 overtakes a slightly more seasoned bus allocated to route 26 for this special day, Edinburgh Corporation Transport preserved bus 665 Leyland Titan PD3 with Alexander bodywork, ASC665B.
Various heritage buses were operating short workings of route 26 in Edinburgh as part of Lothian Bus annual " open day ".
Popular district of La Boca.
These two frescoes are located close to the world famous stadium of La Boca, nicknamed : "La Bombonera", the bombonniere .
On the murals, the two Argentiners passions : Tango and Soccer …wo Argentiners passions : Tango and Soccer …
When it started to rain, most of the visitors of the events on Yonge-Dundas Square streamed into Eaton Centre...
"My Harvest Home" (1835) is one of John Glover's most popular paintings. To me it is the one with most photographic compositional elements - even though photography didn't arrive in the colony until 1841. See how he creates those sun rays there just above the hay wagon. And those shadows. This is precisely the way most photographers would set the scene.
The painting is made on his property at "Patterdale Farm" Mills Plains in northern Tasmania. Here we see convicts at work, as Glover would have been assigned a number of convicts as farm labourers.
A white ibis, blue heron and a reddish egret having dinner together at the J.D. "Ding" Darling Wildlife Refuge in Sanibel, Florida
One of my favourite ever Big Carp covers, a young Terry Hearn with what was then the biggest carp in the UK at the time Mary. From Wraysbury1 120 acre lake. In the days when there was only an handful of carp in there. Though the lake now as huge amounts of carp in, and the lake is much more smaller, and more than ten times easier to catch from now.
For those who have asked, have I ever had anything published before.
I had the old Loaded magazine years ago ask me about the days of the 'Casuals', and how we brought in clothing from countries like Italy. Maybe I will write about that another time.
Maxim magazine wrote a small piece about me once catching big catfish.
Though my own personal hand written stuff, started with some short comedy pieces in local rags, and then onto mainstream newspapers like the Daily Mirror. It was only letter page stuff though, but they printed it. I can write about most subjects.
Though it's fishing magazines I have had most of my articles printed in.
I used to have my own underground OTT fishing newsletter get passed around lakes all over the UK, and some did make it as far as Europe, Canada, America, New Zealand and Australia. Purely from anglers passing them on when going on fishing holidays.
Cos of this (Excuse my bad English). I ended up in fishing magazines. Rob Maylin of Big Carp Magazine is the only one to ever print one of my serious articles in a fishing monthly. Though in them days they were bi-monthly's.
Though Rob was the first one to have the balls to print my real crazy stuff. From Dr Kibble's Approach, Kibble's Column, Bivvy Babe Sideways Sally, Jimmy Old Jokes, Some Carp Casualties, Kibble's Creations, Kibble's Kartoons, to Kibbles Krumpet. The list is endless.
A long time ago now. I wrote a 12 page article in Big Carp magazine, it was more like an hour of stand up than fishing. Many anglers still go on about that to me to this day, when I bump into them on my travels. Some of them are anglers I don't even know.
Kibble's Krumpet come about after a fishing website I had. The website was full of funny anglers, big and small captures. Size of fish didn't really matter. Loads of crazy story's. There was topless and nude models on it as well. At first I used to take the photos myself, but in the end other websites give me free photos of models, in return I had to put them up as a link on my website. I never put up any pornographic stuff though. All nude models had to be over 21. It was popular. I had to close it down in the end. It just got to popular, and the website hosts started to want more money off of me, because they thought I was running it as a business. I just started it as a joke, and that is all it ever was. Nothing was ever sold on it.
There's no point sending my type of material to some editors. If they are boring old farts with no sense of humour. Your just wasting your time. I know Rob Maylin gets me, he has a good sense of humour, and he is a bit of a geezer.
The Ford Popular, often called the Ford Pop, was built in England between 1953 and 1962. When launched, it was Britain's lowest priced car. This 1936 Ford Popular, BRT 665, was seen at Brooklands Classic Car Day on 30th March 2024.
NORMANBY HALL IS A CLASSIC ENGLISH MANSION, LOCATED 5 MILES (8.0 KM) NORTH OF SCUNTHORPE, NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE.
NORMANBY HALL WAS HOME TO THE SHEFFIELD FAMILY, FORMER DUKES OF BUCKINGHAM AND ORIGINAL OWNERS OF BUCKINGHAM PALACE. THE PRESENT HALL WAS BUILT IN 1825 TO THE DESIGNS OF ROBERT SMIRKE.
NORMANBY HALL IS NOW UNDER THE CONTROL OF NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL WHO HAVE CREATED A POPULAR LOCAL ATTRACTION WHILST MAINTAINING THE HISTORICAL BEAUTY AND CHARM OF THIS FINE HOUSE AND PARK.
Saturday saw quite a gallery at the GCR’s most popular location, 65894 unfortunately just wins the race with a rather fine patch of full sun while hauling the “minerals”.
Minutes after seeing the Ambassador I saw this old beauty. I love a car that looks like this.
No MOT history and a change of owner in 2021.
Car: Ford Popular.
Date of first registration: 8th December 1955.
Region of registration: Rochdale.
Latest recorded mileage: No MOT history.
Date taken: 1st September 2019.
Location: Fishguard, UK.
C-GJVM, a Pilatus PC-12/47E, accelerating down runway 33 at Toronto Buttonville Municipal Airport at Markham, Ontario. It was returning as PSC6707 (9736140 Canada Inc., operating as Pascan Aviation) to its base at Longueuil, Quebec.
There were 108 PC-12s on the Canadian Civil Aircraft Register on January 31, 2022. Whether flying corporate, family, medical, law enforcement or cargo missions, the PC-12 has proven to be reliable for operators across Canada.
Recently transferred from West Midlands Railway, Northern Rail Class 323 No. 323242 enters Congleton station working 2H86, the 10:57 Stoke-on-Trent – Manchester Piccadilly service on 30 December 2024.
A very popular place for enthusiasts to do paragliding right along the waters edge of the Pacific Ocean. The cliffs can be upwards of 100 feet above the water line, making for some especially strong stable winds for this sport. I bet the view is great!
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The Spanish Steps are located on the Piazza di Spagna in Rome. The term Spanish Steps is often used as a popular name for this square. Here is also the Fontana della Barcaccia literally: Fountain of the ugly boat . The fountain provides the Piazza di Spagna with a picturesque appearance. The Stairs belong to the church Trinitá dei Monti. The church, with its two towers dominating the Spanish Steps, was originally founded by the French King Louis XII in 1502. Already in the 17th century they wanted to connect this church with the square below where the Spanish embassy was located, hence the name Piazza di Spagna. There is an Obelisk in front of the church. The Obelisk Sallustiano is one of the thirteen old obelisks of Rome. It was built in Roman imperial times in imitation of the Egyptian obelisks. The obelisk was given in 1738 to Pope Clement XII. On 8 December, the Pope traditionally brings a flower tribute to the statue of Mary at the foot of the Spanish Steps.
The Spanish steps, one of Rome's most popular tourist sites. Who can forget the scene in Roman Holiday where Audrey Hepburn stands in her circle skirt with Gregory Peck on the Spanish Steps? YouTube: Movie - Roman Holiday 1953
De Spaanse Trappen bevinden zich op het Piazza di Spagna in Rome. De term Spaanse Trappen wordt vaak gebruikt als populaire naam voor dit plein. Hier staat ook de Fontana della Barcaccia letterlijk: Fontein van de lelijke boot. De fontein verschaft de Piazza di Spagna een pittoresk uiterlijk. Op donderdag 19 februari 2015 werd de recent opgeknapte fontein, voorafgaand aan de UEFA Europa League-wedstrijd AS Roma-Feyenoord, ernstig beschadigd door hooligans van Feyenoord. Het wangedrag van de hooligans leidde tot internationale verontwaardiging. De Trappen behoren bij de kerk Trinitá dei Monti. De kerk, die met zijn twee torens de Spaanse Trappen domineert, is oorspronkelijk gesticht door de Franse koning Lodewijk XII in 1502. Al in de 17de eeuw wilden ze deze kerk verbinden met het plein beneden waar de Spaanse ambassade was gevestigd vandaar ook de naam Piazza di Spagna. Voor de kerk staat een Obelisk. De Obelisk Sallustiano is één van de dertien oude obelisken van Rome. Het werd gebouwd in de Romeinse keizertijd in navolging van de Egyptische obelisken. De obelisk werd in 1738 geschonken aan paus Clemens XII. Op 8 december brengt de paus traditioneel een bloemenhulde aan het Mariabeeld aan de voet van de Spaanse Trappen.