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Photographed only a few days after entering service with Bakers, still in the livery of its previous operator is this Volvo B6LE.
Location: Park Lane. Macclesfield running out of service after a morning schools run to St Albans Catholic Primary School.
08 - 176
02/1997 - new as P946 JND to Burnley & Pendle, 211 (LA).
09/2008 - passed to Baker; Knypersley as 218.
11/2008 - re-registered 9423 RU.
09/2013 - reverted to P346 JND and withdrawn.
12/2014 - gone.
RMS St Helena, (Royal Mail Ship) has been plying the route from South Africa to St Helena and Ascension Island for the last 26 years. It has paid a visit to London before being decommissioned. Seen here sailing through Woolwich.
Constructed from the 12th-15th centuries, St. Mary Redcliffe is an imposing building and the tallest in Bristol. It was once described by Queen Elizabeth I as, "the fairest, goodliest, and most famous parish church in England".
St Pancras railway station.
Dworzec kolejowy St. Pancras
Location: London, UK.
Category: transport
Opened: 1868
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I took this while on a Disney cruise. We had a great day in St. Thomas and were about to head back out to sea.
Next to a small green stands the parish church of St. Edmund's. A church has stood on this site since about 1200, with the current building dating from 1460. It is built from stone shipped in from Caen in France, with local flint used for the detailed patterns. The tower soars 100 feet above ground and contains a peal of 8 bells. This imposing building is the main survivor of the once prosperous medieval town which was destroyed by two major fires. Is now one of the town’s landmarks and can be spotted towering over the village from quite a distance.
The surrounding churchyard is extensive. It does not contain any truly spectacular monuments but the many carved 18th century and a number of Victorian headstones make it well worth a visit. There are a number of what appear to be Jewish gravestones - a bit of a mystery as headstones marked with the Star of David are not usually found in parish churchyards. The most striking monument is situated on the south side of the church. It commemorates the architect William Bardwell who died in 1853, and was possibly designed by him. The grade II listed monument comprises a rectangular sarcophagus that is resting on a square plinth which is inset with headstones of Bardwell family members buried here. Red ceramic tiles spell out names and dates of those commemorated in single band around monument. The sarcophagus is decorated with architectural mouldings. It has square corner columns of marble with capitals that are surmounted by crocketed and cross-gabled finials. Only a few of the glazed tiles that used to adorn its walls remain.
Inside, this beautiful church has many interesting features. The most famous is Southwold Jack, who represents a soldier from the Wars of the Roses. He is dressed in armour and holds a sword and battle axe, which rings a bell to tell the congregation that the service is about to start! The font has an elaborate cover, which is a staggering 24-feet high! The original cover was destroyed during the reformation in 1643, with this replacement made in 1935. Finally, the east window depicts scenes of Kind Edmund's martyrdom and was installed in 1954 after the original window was blown out by a German bomb in 1943.
A pair of Eurostars sit under the Lofty Clouds sculpture waiting for departure to either Paris or Brussels.
On the way to the St Patrick's Day Parade,
March 19, 2017
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Happy First Contact Day!
A lesser known but still important Nerd Holiday. On April 5, 2063 humans make first contact with the Vulcans. I may not be around hen that happens, so I'm celebrating now.
In honor of this illustrious holiday, we have recreations of the major female characters from the different Star Trek series (Yes, I know I didn't include "Discovery" and "Strange New Worlds").
This image is almost dead on. The uniforms and the hairstyles are very close to what the originals were.
LIVE LONG AND PROSPER.
Una remake de un clásico que yo mismo ya habia intentado antes. Pero mejor trabajada la toma original en cuanto a PdC e iluminación (sin desenfoques ni alteración de luces en Photoshop).
Foco manual. Exposición de 9 segundos, iluminada con una linterna pequeña y una cartulina blanca al pie del libro para rellenar sombras.
Más versiones de este clásico en Flickr aquí
I and several others have commented on how this scene looks like something out of post WWII Europe. Unfortunately it has been a common sight anymore in McKeesport. I found out too late to come into PA and get shots when most of the structure was still standing. Nonetheless, seeing St. Peter's and Holy Trinity destruction has depressed me a bit. Three generations of my family went to St. Pete's and many of my good friendships were formed at HT. It's all part of the sad condition that is McKeesport these days.
For over 100 years, St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church was located on the corner of 7th Ave and Market Streets, McKeesport, PA
Tube City Almanac has a short video story of the demolition:
Toronto, St. Michel's Church.
Taken in February 22, using Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 16-35 EF 2:8L USM II, Manfrotto tripod.
9 DIfferent exposures processed in Photomatix Pro and Photoshop CS5.
Oh, Signore! Fa di me un istrumento
della tua pace:
Dove è odio, fa ch'io porti l'amore.
Dove è offesa, ch'io porti il perdono.
Dove è discordia, ch'io porti l'unione.
Dove è dubbio, ch'io porti la fede.
Dove è errore, ch'io porti la verità.
Dove è disperazione, ch'io porti la speranza.
Dove è tristezza, ch'io porti la gioia.
Dove sono le tenebre, ch'io porti la luce.
Oh, Maestro! Fa ch'io non cerchi tanto:
Ad essere consolata, quanto a consolare,
Ad essere compreso, quanto a comprendere,
Ad essere amato, quanto ad amare.
Poichè si è dando che si riceve,
Perdonando che si è perdonati,
Morendo che si riuscita a vita eterna.
St. Hilarion Castle is located in the Kyrenia Mountains in North Cyprus, overlooking the city of Kyrenia. The castle dates from the 11th century, and is named after a 10th century monk, who established a hermitage there.
The castle fortification was began by the Byzantines, and later became a Crusader castle. It commands superb views of the Mediterranean Sea, hence its role in protecting the island from pirates and other invaders.
Im in search of clouds and city shots in the twin cities. I think I found another view I like and this time in St. Paul!
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St. Michael the Archangel is said to be the "field commander" in the Army of God. His name translates as "Quis ut Deus", or "Who is like the Lord?" This was the battle cry of the angels in the war in heaven against Satan and his followers.
This window is in St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Milwaukee, WI.
Gumprint, gomdruk.
Paper: Canson Montval
Size: 42X27 cm.
Pigments:
Paris blue
Gamboge gum
Madder lake red
Gamboge gum
Madder lake red dark
Phthalo blue