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Ralph Cross, emblem of the North Yorks Moors National Park.
The cross stands 9 feet tall on the top of Blakey Ridge. It is, in fact 'Young Ralph'. 'Old Ralph' is close by at only 4 feet tall. The cross is at the junction of important tracks and has been a familiar landmark for centuries.
Our Daily Challenge 8-14 October :These Humans.
Ralph is at ease with his old ladies, and neither he nor they need to say much.
This lady used to be housekeeper for a judge at Crufts, and also look after his dogs which I think were Red Setters, who can be completely bonkers.
She tells the tale of them clearing the tea-trolley whilst she answered the door several times each visit.
This short term memory loss will happen to many of us at her age.
R(F)-16 Friday! With the news that yesterday Escanaba & Lake Superior moved Sharknose No. 1216 to the shop in Wells from its Escanaba facility (just for storage, no restoration, sorry) I thought it would be appropriate to pull out another shot from the Shark's brief 1982 revival on E&LS. This is the 1216 heading west at Ralph, Mich. on Oct. 25, 1982. This line is now dormant.
The Ralph Stanley Museum and Traditional Mountain Music Center is located in this 100-year-old house in Clintwood, Virginia. Ralph Stanley was born in Dickenson County in a small town called McClure where he still resides when he's not on the road. He and his brother, Carter, formed the Stanley Brothers in the mid-1940s. Their musical style was influenced in part by the traditional minor key singing style of the Primitive Baptists. The Stanley Brothers performed on radio and later became recording artists. Carter passed away in 1966. Interest in the music of Ralph Stanley resurged after his rendition of "Oh Death" was featured in the movie "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" for which he won a Grammy award.
Aka Raoul Aka " Mr dog "
Loves his sticks
But if you are # 1
You can love what you like
;)
THREE DOG NIGHT One (1969) HQ
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNjEPHvDxZQ
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...hard working
Portrait
Ralph Boyd Johnson and The Inner City Outlaws... an outlaw before the Lord
Of course, if you look at Calgary's music scene, Ralph Boyd Johnson can't be missing. A carismatic all-rounder....singer, songwriter, guitar player and an integral part of the Calgary music scene.
A versatile musician, who lives his music... thank for the cool gig ....ROCK ON from Berlin
Former Alpha Beta Grocery Store. After the failed Lucky Alpha Beta merger the Alpha Beta chain was split up with a majority of the stores being taken over Boys Market Coporate parent. The Alpha-Beta name was retained. When Boys Corporate parent took over Ralphs, this store converted to a Ralphs around 1992 or 5. It operated until 2006, and has been vacant ever since. A sign in the window indicates a liquor liscense for a Fresh and Easy Market. This former Ralphs is located on Sepulveda and Van Owen in Van Nuys, California. The store sits empty and very dusty, ready for its next adventure. One of xx photos.
Chambers between Broadway and Church St, around 1997.
Closed 2007
In preparation for a talk I'm zooming next week for the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation about some of my old NYC photos, I'm rescanning some that I rushed about 10 years ago when I first got a scanner and started zipping through all my old negatives, just to archive them. I wasn't thinking about the quality at the time. I will be replacing the poorly scanned ones in my old NY album with some better attempts.
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The Ralph Lauren store in downtown Chicago, at the intersection of Michigan Ave and Chicago Ave. I went on an evening shoot in the frigid cold and with light snow coming down a few weeks ago and fortunately the Ralph Lauren store still had their Christmas lights up.
If you look closely you will also notice the reflection of a stone structure in the windows. That is Chicago's famous Water Tower that I featured last week.
Ralph and his fluo boss taking him out before doing his night shift. Yes, a very bright sunlight shining in his eyes ;-)
There aren't too many of these types of boats left in Newfoundland now. Today many people consider them too slow, too noisy, too old fashioned. This style of boat was once a major workhorse around the Newfoundland outports. (Main Brook, Newfoundland)
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It's a tiring unrewarding job, but what can you do...the only damned alternative they offered me was a visit to the robot knackers (no return)...the bastards!
Ralph Misener showing off her beautiful Misener Blue paint as she heads upbound on the St. Marys River near Mission Point. September of 1989. Photographer Unknown, Gus Schauer Collection.
Breaking News! The sequel to one of my favorite animated movies of all time has been announced and is coming out on March 9, 2018! Holy shit, another 2018 movie, that year is going to be LIT! The director of the film commented on the story of the movie saying "[Ralph] leaves the arcade and wrecks the Internet. ... What could go wrong?" Do you guys like the sound of this synopsis? Leave your thought in the comments below!