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Looks like some kids had a nice wading pool along the the W shore of Idaho's Priest Lake. I suspect their parents had to help with some of those larger boulders. Ahhh, sweet summer memories.
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Holy moly! A great pic of a classic dealership scene. All these cars in front were bought by a driving school. As Keicar says this photo was probably taken in May 1982, judging by the Metro registrations.
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Priest at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. He is Russian Orthodox, as these are the ones in charge of the upstairs part of the church.
The first stop of my Nov 2015 India photo tour is the Hindu Holiest city: Varanasi. Photographed this priest in the early morning on the waterfront ghat.
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During the early stages of World War II, US Army observers realized that they would need a self-propelled artillery vehicle with sufficient firepower to support armored operations.
The 105 mm Howitzer Motor Carriage M7 was an American self-propelled gun vehicle produced during World War II. It was given the official service name 105 mm Self Propelled Gun, Priest by the British Army, due to the pulpit-like machine gun ring, and following on from the Bishop and the contemporary deacon self-propelled guns.
During the Korean War, the limited elevation of the howitzer became noticeably problematic. 127 M7B1 were modified to permit an elevation of 65° to increase the effective range of the howitzer. The machine gun mount also had to be raised to give a 360° firing arc.
Ontario Regiment R.C.A.C. Museum acquired the very rare M7 Priest from BAIV of the Netherlands, where it had been expertly restored to running condition after being rescued from a German scrap yard.
The tank was put up for auction at Tracks & Trade in Holland where it was purchased for the museum with the support of The Dunkley Charitable Foundation.
The Ontario Regiment RCAC Museum
Aquino Tank Weekend
June 9, 2023
A priest inside the Pura Mahadev temple, Baghpat, Uttarpradesh.
Pura Mahadev is located on the main Baghpat – Meerut Highway. It is 30 KM from Baghpat and around 36 KM from Meerut. The sprawling temple compound is situated on the bank of river Hindan, 4.5 KM north of town Baloni in Baghpat District. According to a local myth, a shiv temple was established here by Rishi Parshuram and hence this place was called Shiv Puri. Later however the name of the place changed to Shiv Pura and the place gradually began to be known as Pura Mahadev. Mahadev being another name of lord Shiva.
Every Year, During the months of sharavan and falgun, a fourteen days festival is organised here. Millions of people from all around gather here and “Kanwariyas” pay their tribute to lord shiva by pouring holy water of The Ganges on the shivling inside the temple.
During the name revision in 1885, the name of this street was determined to be Prästgatan, but as early as 1586 the street was referred to as Prästegathen after the residences that were there for the city's chaplains. The four small houses in which the chaplains lived were demolished in 1708. Then the still remaining priest's residence was built. In the 1730s, the southern part of the street was called Stenbergs gränd after the German nobleman and court stable master Antonius von Steinberg (died 1675). He owned the entire block of Venus adjacent to the south end of the alley. From the middle of the 18th century to the middle of the 19th century, the same section is called Tyska Prästgatan, after the priests of the German Church, and during the same time the northern part was called Svenska Prästgatan, after the priests of the Great Church. The short part north of Storkyrkobrinken was originally called Helvetiegränden and that name came from an area called Helvetet. In 1451, an empty belæghin is mentioned in Helvite. There are different opinions about why the area was called that, possibly because the executioner lived there.
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Taken in Addis Ababa at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Ethiopia.
Carte de visite by H.I. Radbruch of Milwaukee, Wis. A Catholic priest clad in collar, robe, sash, and small cross posed for this likeness with a serene expression.
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Priest Brook is a primary waterway in the Birch Hill/Otter River complex, and an important tributary of the Millers River.