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Millaquin Mill N° 6 – 30.8.77 Millaquin Mill’s N° 6 departs the mill with another load of empties on 30th August 1977
Nikon F2 Photomic, 24mm f/2.8 Nikkor-N (non-AI), Eastman Double-X 5222 @ 250, HC-110 dil b 5:45 @ 69º.20-019
RM 28, TP 48 and TP 50 en route from Barcaldine to Aramac. More often than not only one trailer was used but both trailers were employed at times of heavy loading. One such occasion was the beginning and end of boarding school terms. Many children from the Central West attended these schools in Rockhampton and second divisions of the Midlander ran to cater for their needs. Summer rains have provided an abundance of pasture for the winter months ahead.
1 of 2 copies. Bach - Kantate "Herz und Mund" BWV 147, Motetten "Der Geist hilft" BWV 226, "Furchte dich nicht" BWV 228, "Lobet den Herrn" BWV 230 - Elly Ameling, Janet Baker, Ian Partridge, John Shirley-Quirk, King's College Choir Cambridge, Academy St.Martin, Marriner, David Willcocks, EMI 1C 063-02 230, 1972
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Some Millaquin cane was sent to Qunaba for crushing during the last days of the 1977 season. Here Qunaba Mill’s N° 2 pauses at Heidke’s Tank while the Cane Inspector discusses loading with the driver. The fireman and a young lad are sitting on the bins containing spare sand.
So, I separate the food out into the remaining bites. I am capable of making this calculation in my head, but I prefer to act it out manually, just to be sure.
Huntingdon Valley Country Club's Jack and John Quirk agree to a team rally on No. 18 (par 4, 360 yards) during the 16th Parent/Child – Middle at Bala Golf Club (par 68, 5,217 yards).
Drop Centre Car N°318 has just arrived at Stafford terminus and prepares to return to Bardon via the City
Paul Splittorf, Jamie Quirk, and Joel Goldberg sitting in the FS Kansas City broadcast booth at Kauffman Stadium. Looks like Jamie is not too happy with the Royals play in this game. Many of us felt like we should have induced vomitting during the doubleheader loss to the Angels on July 21, 2009.
Aramac Train - Newark 14.3.72 An Aramac bound train near Newark at dusk on 14th March 1972. The train is conveying loading from Barcaldine that arrived on 54A mixed from Rockhampton.
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Architecture major Brendan Quirk created this "Untitled" sculpture strongly referencing a kaleidoscope in the visual effects achieved in the work. By using simple medium-density fiberboard and inexpensive mirrors Brendan constructs for us a structure seemingly inert in its outward appearance though spectacularly active when one looks down into the opening at the top of the work.
