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LNER Azuma Class 801 Nos. 801110 & 801103 await reversal in Leeds station working 5D22, ECS from Bradford Forster Square to Doncaster Carr IEP Depot on 8th November 2023.
Quartier de Grenelle (Paris, France)
Photo prise lors d'une balade parisienne à Paris le 28 août 2009 avec Catherine, Frank David, Arnaud et Thierry. Merci à vous pour cette balade !
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Grabbed this on the way home from work the other night. Love it when the Mersey is like this!
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Port and waterfront of Binic, with the steeple of the church Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Voyage (in English: "Our Lady of a Good Journey") in the background, Binic-Étables-sur-Mer, Brittany, France
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Binic-Étables-sur-Mer is a town in the Breton department of Côtes-d'Armor in northwestern France. It is located about 10 km (6.2 miles) to the north of the city of Saint-Brieuc and has almost 6,900 residents. The town is the result of the merger of the communes of Binic and Étables-sur-Mer in 2016. The commune is particularly known as an attractive seaside resort, where tourism plays a predominant role. Hence, Binic-Étables-sur-Mer is also referred to as "le grain de beauté des Côtes-d'Armor" (in English: "the beauty spot of the Côtes-d'Armor").
The history of Binic already dates back to the Neolithic period. Evidence includes megalithic monuments such as the dolmen "La Table de Margot". In the Middle Ages, Binic (then known as Benic) was just a small village with no more than twenty houses. Despite its modest size, it was a significant hub for fairs and markets, attracting residents from neighboring villages.
In 1665, Charles Colbert de Croissy described Binic as having only small vessels of 50 to 60 tons due to the sea receding far from the port. Coastal defense was provided by nearby parishes, with Plélo and Étables-sur-Mer each contributing four guard units of 100 men. In 1821, Binic became an independent commune, separating from the parish of Étables-sur-Mer, with support from François Le Saulnier de Saint-Jouan and the Duchess of Angoulême, daughter of Louis XVI. At the time, it had a population of more than 1,600.
By 1845, Binic reached its peak as the leading French port for deep-sea fishing. The harbour hosted 150 to 160 ships annually, with activities divided between fishing off Newfoundland and coastal trading (importing salt, wine, timber, flour, and vegetables). By the second half of the 19th century, the town had also become France’s premier cod-fishing port.
From the early 1900s to the 1930s, cod fishing in Newfoundland and Iceland faced numerous challenges: German submarine threats during World War I, rising equipment costs, stricter fishing regulations (especially in Iceland), and competition from steam trawlers. The iconic schooners of the historic Goëlo region, dominant since the 1860s, gradually disappeared.
The decline of cod fishing marked a prolonged downturn for the port, lasting about 30 years. However, more recently, scallop fishing has flourished, becoming a specialty of the Bay of Saint-Brieuc. Since 1992, Binic’s trawlers have unloaded their catch at the modern port of Saint-Quay-Portrieux, just 6 kilometers (3.7 miles) away.
From 1906 to 1956, Binic was served by the railway "Chemins de fer départementaux des Côtes-du-Nord", with a station on the Esplanade de la Banche. This large reclaimed area, designed by the French engineer Louis Auguste Harel de la Noë, also includes the notable viaducts of Hasée and Beaufeuillage, visible along the D4 road toward Lantic. Today, Binic-Étables-sur-Mer is a vibrant little town with a harbour that serves both as a fishing port and a marina. More than 600 vessels are docked at pontoons and moorings. Furthermore, the commune has four sandy beaches, which overlook the English Channel.
Huxley Range reflected in one of the Ben Avon ponds, Ahuriri valley.
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While pokin around in the bush for new junk with my mate adam i found a cool pile of crap from which this guy was born. As i was collectin all the bits and pieces adam overturned an old door and disturbed 2 hibernating brown snakes which are deadly. He then proceeded to nearly step on them and so was a little freaked out when he realised so we left and i installed this guy. Hes more for the 4wd and dirtbike set who travel the streets that arent really streets.
It was so cool how this shoot came off. Shayla posted a message to a local photography forum on Facebook that she wanted to get into modeling. My friend saw it and invited her to a small group shoot we were doing the next night, and Shayla accepted. She was engaged from the very beginning and showed up ready to shoot. What a blast. She said she had no experience but she was a natural. Absolutely gorgeous too. This shoot was excellent and we are already working on future shoots. My camera is ready. We did this shoot in early August 2022 at Scentsy, a business in Meridian, Idaho.
19th Sydney Biennale at Art Gallery of New South Wales - Sol Lewitt Exhibition April 2014 www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/sol-lewitt/
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This was taken on a friends small holding in Cornwall UK.
He has just stocked it with fish, as the herons and otters had the last lot. I was trying to see them when I took the photos.
I helped to dig and set up this pond! So I feel I have a special relationship with it.
Full moon over the ocean last April vacation. If you've got a few minutes check out this great site..It's a slide show of American Parks with music.