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Looking north, towards the rugby union stand, at Ashbrooke Sports Club, home to Sunderland Cricket Club since 1887. The rugby union and cricket pitches overlap.
The hosts are fielding during the early stages of a 'losing' draw, in the North East Premier Cricket League, against Premier Division fellow strugglers Chester-le-Street. The game was contested on a new, batter-friendly wicket. There were two centuries: for Chester-le-Street's Andrew Smith and for Sunderland's Dan Shurben.
Sunderland Rugby Union Club moved to Ashbrooke the same year as the cricketers. The cricket club were formed in 1808, the rugby union club in 1879.
Match statistics
Sunderland versus Chester-le-Street
North East Premier League, Premier Division (110 overs, 11am start)
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 62. Sunderland won the toss and elected to bowl. Chester-le-Street 266-5 declared off 52 overs (Andrew Smith 180, George Harrison 50, Joseph Stuart 2-49, Kieran Waterson 2-73) 13pts drew with Sunderland 233-5 off 58 overs (Dan Shurben 105 not out, Greg Applegarth 53, Joe Defty 33 not out, Sebastian Hughes-Pinan 4-31) 8pts.
This picture is actually flipped 90 degrees as I didn't want you to have to lay on your side to read it. Hey, it's the least I could do.
New bike stands on the East London Line - the weekend prior to opening. Olympus Trip 35, Kodak Ektar 100, auto aperture, 1m focus
Went over to Matt's house for a cookout and to hang out with friends. Took a few pictures while I was there!
Metal foot on the stand of a grill.
Au stand du Ministère de l'Intérieur, interview par l' Etablissement de Communication et de Production Audiovisuelle de la Défense (ECPAD) de la Brigade des Sapeurs-Pompiers de Paris BSPP
Stand Up For Diversity is a series of events taking place across Essex, which brings together those wanting to champion diversity in arts and heritage.
For this SU4D, the Gibberd Gallery in Harlow hosted an evening of three-minute mini-talks and soap-box shout-outs that put a spotlight on diversity. We had a great line up of guest speakers from Harlow and Essex, including writers, poets, artists, community advocates and a Paralympian, who shared their thoughts on why diversity matters and talk about their own work.
For this event Essex Cultural Diversity Project and Essex Book Festival teamed up with the Harlow Arts Trust in their 70th anniversary year, to bring people together and champion diversity on the theme of Our Community, Our Environment.
For details of speakers visit essexcdp.com/event/su4d-harlow/
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