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Terrys removals arrive to drop off some furniture just as another train full of excited children expectant with the thought of meeting Father Christmas departs Bewdley bound for Santa's Grotto at the North pole. (AKA Arley station)
Four days after the big snow, removal of the snow banks was done on our street. Although the road had been cleared as the storm occurred, we were left with big banks that reduced the road to one lane.
This was a very quick phone grab from my window of the blower filling the truck and the concomitant spray skyward.
© AnvilcloudPhotography
It's still Winter here, even though the calendar says March!!! This is why or city goes back to normal in less than 24hrs after a snowstorm!
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Anonymously captured in May 2017 and previously unpublished. I had arrived to what sounded like a woman being assaulted and a police officer rushing from his parked car. I was pleased that I had not arrived sooner to the location for fear that I would have simply had to have intervened!
Today, following devastating local elections for The Conservative Party, the State Opening of Parliament took place. HRH The Prince of Wales read a speech written by The Government in respect to their coming bills and actions for this session of government.
Laws previously rejected by The Lords for being too draconian are now back on the agenda. Bills set to make protesting ever more illegal. Once those are through there will be bills to reduce your basic human rights. The European Court of Human Rights will still be an option above and beyond the UK law but only for the very wealthy, there will be no legal aid to go beyond UK law. New bills are coming to alter electoral processes and the scope of areas, which follow on from a law already passed to remove independence from the Electoral Commission. Elections will be overseen by the Government in power.
When the Tory Government start stripping rights that mean something to you and they have already removed your legal right to protest against them, please don't start crying saying that you didn't see it coming.
Make no mistake - these are dark times. We have a populist autocratic Government bent on lies, cover ups and avoidance of accountability. We are on the verge of an elected dictatorship and our media are powerless as they are controlled by the Tory party or major donors to the Tory party. Well, aside from Channel 4 which is why the Tories want to sell it off!
Dark times. More police powers are coming. Fewer rights. Fewer freedoms. Less opportunity to affect change through voting. This is how Germany tumbled in the 1930s.
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Don’t you just hate that end of holiday feeling! For me it slightly erodes the sprits during the last few days, when you should be living in the moment enjoying the holiday. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy my job, it’s creative, rewarding and often fun, but the feeling I get towards the end of a holiday doesn’t seem to respect these facts. I think it’s fundamentally about freedom, or the removal of structure that is so appealing about holidays, total freedom (well ‘kind of’, if you have kids and a strong minded wife... I should leave it there I think!) Anyway as you can imagine I’ve just returned from Cornwall and just finished my first day at work. Man it was hard to get out of bed and crack open that email...wine...err, email that’s it, EMAIL...Mind u, I bet my liver is looking forward to a rest now I’m back at work...
This shot was a particularly enjoyable evening, at Trevone bay. Kids and wife in pub, me down at water’s edge slipping about and smiling from ear to ear...and a pint and a good meal afterwards!
Yesterday was a big day at Blijdorp,the zoo in Rotterdam. Mother elephant Douanita and her daughter Tonya left the Zoo for there removal to Prague.
At this moment the container with Douanita in it is lifted on the trailer.The other container contains her daughter.
Deep in the darkest recesses of Beamish Museum rests the remains of this Victorian horse-drawn furniture removals wagon. Restoration has only just begun - it has new wheels on it - but there is much more to do. The feint remains of the writing on the sides indicates that it did "Furniture Removals and Storage" and that it belonged to "??? Dixon" of "Gilesgate, Durham"(City)
Copyright © 2008 Terry Pinnegar Photography. All Rights Reserved. THIS IMAGE IS NOT TO BE USED WITHOUT MY EXPRESS PERMISSION!
One of the owners of this century-old house is moving out due to demolition.
No.15 Lane 507 Shunchang Rd., Shanghai
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The new "Callus-away-wonder-Kit"
Enables a soft and simple callused skin removal within 10 - 20 minutes. Remove the cuticle in only 1-3 minutes. The complete system consists of:
- Hand and foot care lotion 150 ml
- Foot cream Balance 75 ml
- Cotton pads
- Cornea scalpel
- Cuticle pusher
The callus remover was further developed, in order to enable every health conscious person quick and gentle foot care. The recipe was refined by adding salt from dead sea, Marigold extracts and vegetable glycerine. This care material prevents the drying of the skin. With this preparation you will stay away from rough handling with rasps or planes, thus you can prevent the risk of injury. Most suitable for treatment accompanying care of diabetic feet! Dermatologically tested!
You don't see too many preserved lorries. I would expect this would be on account of the need to store them and the expense in keeping their big frames in good road worthy condition.
This example, a 1951 Guy Otter was seen at this year's annual historic vehicle rally at Thornes Park in Wakefield. It is also noticeable that this example carries the name Joan. There was I thinking that naming lorries after the better halves or kids was a modern phenomenon.