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Years ago, I used to live in this building, on the third floor (where one of the windows is slightly open).
This is a revisited photo from St. Oysth in Essex taken back in March 2017. I had only been shooting for 2 months when I took this and my editing skills were very limited. I recently updated my website @ www.aronradford.com and wanted a shot from St. Oysth in Essex on my Essex page. I really liked this boat and the composition and decided to re-edit it and I must say it came out so much better than the original edit.
Last night in Cornwall and couldn't leave without taking a picture of St Ives at sunset. Only 12 months to wait until we're back down again! Thanks for looking....
Die St. Michaeliskirche in Hildesheim hat am 29. September 2022 1.000-Jahre-Weihe gefeiert. Zusammen mit dem Mariendom wurde sie 1985 in die Welterbe-Liste der UNESCO aufgenommen.
Blistering sun on this one I had to hold the brolly to my right to protect the camera from it. The polariser saved the day and cut through the glare :-)
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36 doctors of the medieval church; 36 poetic immortals in the classical Japanese tradition. The magic of threes.
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This is the interior of St Stephen church in the village of Aldwark, north west of York.
I’m not religious, never have been and I don’t see any reason why I would be in the future, but I love churches. Where ever I am, if there is a church and it’s open I will always go in, I may sit awhile, or I may just walk round it and leave, there was one south of York that had tea and coffee facilities where you could help yourself, so I did :-) and I always find it obligatory to fill in the visitors book. I don’t know when the fascination started, many years ago, but it doesn’t seem to be diminishing as I get older. It’s always a disappointment when I walk up the path to the church door to find it locked on occasions, unfortunately churches aren’t immune from mindless crime and it seems as a last resort they have to lock them, fortunately there are still plenty that are open.
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
43183+43033 on the Newquay Branch at St. Blazey with 1C76 0906hrs GWR Atlantic Coast Express service from London Paddington to Newquay.
© Finbarr O'Neill
St. Helena was built by Johan Thrane, a local merchant, postal officer and shipping agent, on a reef out in the sound, as a separate customs house in 1824. The place was bought by the Customs Service in 1858 and became a residence for both pilots and customs officers. It is in this context that it came to be called St Helena, for while the customs officers were comfortably ensconced in the actual custom house, the lower ranks were dispatched in rowing boats to the guardhouse out on the rock in all winds and weathers, to keep a lookout for sailing ships.
The guardhouse was named St. Helena, after the island of St. Helena in the Atlantic Ocean, to which Napoleon Bonaparte was deported by the British after France's defeat at the Battle of Waterloo. The customs officers felt as if they were being deported to the small customs guard house on the skerry, which thus got this name.
The old guardhouse is now a customs museum, with artefacts found there from long ago. Also here is the old lifeboat RS2 Langesund, which is permanently moored at the jetty.
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www.visittelemark.com/bamble/things-to-do/st-helena-p4832793
Fort St Joseph National Historical Site, St Joseph Island, Algoma District ON, 4 Sep 2020
The USA is in the far distance, across the St Mary's River.
St Marks Lighthouse, located at the St Marks National Wildlife Refuge: St Marks, Florida: September 07, 2009
...después de haber derrumbado en 1785 la antigua iglesia gótica, los Caballeros Teutónicos mandarosn construir el edificio clasicista con su imponente cúpula de 50 m de altura. Cuándo en 1809 la Orden fue disuelta, el acabado interior se quedó sin terminar. Fue concluido en 1095 después de que la iglesia de Sta. Elisabeta hubiera sido entregada a la parroquia católica. La cruz de la Orden Teutónica recuerda a los constructores de la iglesia......
Various friends have been to Venice recently and this reminded me how many images I have on my hard disc.
The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood.
The Cathedral of the Resurrection 1.
St Petersburg - Russia
Video "ST PETERSBURG": youtu.be/Jw1Qgxs8u2w
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