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Strand Lane and the entrance to the Roman bath
"Strand Lane is thought to have once been the bed of a stream which ran down from Drury Lane to the Thames. A bridge called Strand Bridge crossed it, and the name was after transferred to the landing stage at the bottom. Waterloo Bridge also was originally called Strand Bridge. The entrance to the Roman page is just to the right of the passage under the old watch-house, and the property belongs to the parish of St. Mary's. Just below the point where the camera stood for this photograph are some steps on the right leading up to Surrey Street."
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It's been a while since I've posted anything, figured I'd post something I normally wouldn't come up with.
There was this big, ugly red car out front, so I couldn't get a get shot from across the street. It plays first-run movies, though. Cool.
In order to fulfill its contract of delivering and shunting the bitumen tankers for Total UK Ltd at their Preston Riversway terminal, the Ribble Steam Railway have three Rolls Royce 'Sentinel' 4-wheel diesel-hydraulic locomotives at their disposal. On 3 July 2017 Energy (W/No.10226 of 1965) draws six loaded bitumen tankers away from the Strand Road exchange sidings in the rain. The 'Sentinel' was acquired from the Manchester Ship Canal Company in 2004, where it carried running number 'DH23' and is usually held in reserve to the original Port of Preston 'Sentinels', Energy and Progress.
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The Strand Theatre at Paw Paw, Mi in the rain. Just after setting up the camera, the marquee lights went out. The owner then noticed my camera and offered to turn them back on.
Photographed on Kodak Ektar 100 film using a Nikon F5 with a Nikkor 75-300mm lens.
I took this picture outside the Blanton Museum in Austin. It is a piece of art.. im not sure what it is called though.
Der Hohenfelder Strand an einem Juniabend.
The beach in Hohenfelde on a June evening.
La playa en Hohenfelde por una tarde en junio.
Timmendorfer Strand und Niendorf.
frei gegeben für Marketing Timmendorf und Niendorf GmbH.
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