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DBS 90036 'Driver Jack Mills' heads the 5Z90 09.25 Bounds Green - Grantham and return test train, prior to the loco being available for VTEC services as required.
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The earliest building was erected around 1175. The original Norman nave had a north aisle added 30 years later, in the new Gothic style.
Inside the church the corbel table and doorway exhibit fantastic examples of Romanesque carvings, including that Yorkshire speciality - the ‘beakhead’. The windows have had polycarbonate panels inserted, whose opaque qualities mirror the original horn windows when the building was erected.
St Peter’s Church Old Edlington was the first church to be vested into the care of The Churches Conservation Trust. Declared redundant in the mid 1960’s the roof, windows and the interior furnishings were removed prior to demolition. Rescued in the nick of time, this Grade I building has been carefully conserved for the benefit of future generations.
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To my astonishment, as I have always pronounced Chartres St. "SHAR-tre" St., New Orleanians call it "Charters St." What?! (Look at that odd D that encloses the E of "de".)
St. Mary church-
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The mausoleum of St. Barnabas, near Salamis, north Cyprus.
St. Barnabas lived at the time of Jesus, and probably witnessed some of his miracles.
With so much plastic around these days, drags are few and far between!
However 91127 disgraced itself and is being dragged back to Bounds Green by 67007 - 5G06 09.08 Doncaster - Bounds Green TMD.
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Mr Branson's contribution to Christmas!
'Festive' 91128 passes Little Barford Power Station with 1S10 09.30 KX - Edinburgh.
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An almost completely clear sky welcomes a July sunset as the tide rises in St Brides Bay.
Hand-held with the wide angle while on a recce.
Lindau, located near the borders to Austria and Switzerland, was mentioned first time in 882 when a nunnery was founded here. The old town is on an island, which meanwhile is connected with the mainland by a road bridge and a railway dam.
The church of St. Stephan was built around 1180, Franciscans founded a monastery here in 1224. In 1274/75 Lindau became an Imperial Free City under King Rudolf I.
Lindau became Protestant in 1528. The nunnery remained Catholic while the Franciscan monastery, from which the first Reformation preachers came, was closed. During the Thirty Years' War, Lindau was unsuccessfully besieged by Swedish troops in 1646/47. Between 1445 and 1761, 18 people were indicted in witch trials in Lindau. The last victim of the witch hunt was Maria Madlener, who was executed on August 4, 1730.
St. Stephan, founded 1180, is the largest church on the island, located next to the Catholic Münster Unserer Lieben Frau right on the marketplace. After several expansions, the church lost its Romanesque facade in 1506, but inside the building the Romanesque basilica can still be seen in the otherwise Rococo church.
St Cross church in Knutsford. 5 bracketed shots at 3 different shifts (total of 15 shots) blended in photoshop and photomatix. Taken while out on a bike ride tonight.
Briqueterie St Marcelle, dernier fabricant du cayrou Catalan
Les produits de la briqueterie sont façonnés grâce à un savoir faire unique transmis de génération en génération de briquetiers et cela depuis 1735.
On retrouve là comme pour la ferronnerie Catalane,
La maîtrise des 4 éléments fondamentaux
La fabrication des cayrous fait appel à la terre pour sa générosité, l'eau pour son abondance, l'air pour le séchage et le feu pour la cuisson.
An image from a living history presentation at Fort Mifflin in Philadelphia detailing the Battle of St Vith.
The start of the St James walkway ( we didn't walk it!) located partly within the Lewis Pass National Reserve and meandering through St James Conservation Area and Lake Sumner Forest Park, the St James Walkway. A short stop on our way home to Christchurch. April 2019 New Zealand.
Any one interested in following our trip around the South Island.. here is a map: www.wises.co.nz/l/lewis+pass/#c/-41.801671/172.516537/8/
All about the St James Walkway: www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/tracks-and-walks/can...
Light & shadow…
St. Margaret’s Church, Stanford-le-Hope, Essex UK.
I’m not much of a churchgoer, but I cannot deny that a near 1,000 year old church conveys a sense of peace and stability. St Margaret’s tower dominates this small Essex town and is visible for some distance around. And the Autumnal sky this afternoon was wonderful.
Another take from today, monochrome & different angle.⬇️