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'Cloning' around on Robin Hood's Stride in Derbyshire..
Taken by Jill..
Robin Hood's Stride is near Cratcliffe between Alport, Elton & Birchover in the Peak District Derbyshire..
Politician David Blunkett attends Keighley Labour Party Annual Dinner. Photograph taken by a Keighley News photographer on 5th March 1983.
In 2021 Keighley and District Local History Society acquired an extensive collection of photograph negatives taken by the Keighley News. Groups of negatives were held in small wallets with the date and basic labelling written on the wallet. This image is developed from one of those negatives. The image was processed on behalf of the History Society by Billy Stride in 2023.
Burley break the Leeds Corinthians defensive line during a third-versus-second Leeds derby in rugby union's Yorkshire Four (North West) league. The Kirkstall-based visitors were outscored three tries to one in a 17-5 defeat at Nutty Slack, Middleton. Victory enabled Corinths to leapfrog Burley and move level on points with league leaders Knaresborough, who did not have a scheduled fixture.
Match statistics:
Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 43. Scoring sequence: 5-0 (5mins); 5-5 (10mins); 10-5 (47mins); 17-5 (63mins).
A snowy walk up striding edge to Helvellyn. Photo taken looking back on striding edge over a frozen red tarn from swirral edge
Rami MacKay of Seattle's Parkour Visions in Round Two of PKBC's parkour competition at Andy Livingstone Park, Vancouver
Team bags are set aside for members of New York State United Teachers in Corning, NY at the Kick Off Breakfast for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.
sitting on an awesome leather hone that i made from basswood and leather from handamerican. yes, i am aware that i have problems.
- frame lock
- stonewashed titanium and G10 scales
- S30V blade
- drop point shape
- ranger green
I use the pips to show dice availability for the frames. Orange represents the one-shot rockets, green cones are the green d8s, and the red squares are red d8s.
The tower is for scale (I use 1 plate = 1 foot), the black is an average human @ 6ft, the dark gray is a 1-story building @ 12 ft, and the light gray goes up to 25 ft.
Highland, MI
6 Years Old
This was another Masters of The Universe toy that I received for Christmas. Stridor (stry door) was an armored war horse that Battle Amor He-Man rode (He-Man decked in metal). The horse also had two elevating laser guns on the side and one rotating tail gun at the back of the horse. When Stridor first came out, the horse was by itself, but later would include Fisto (another allied hero) who rode Stridor as well, image enclosed.
Not to be outdone, Skeletor also had an armored warrior horse named Night Stalker Cauchemar, which was released in 1984.
Stridor only appeared in 1 episode of the hit 1980's cartoon series He-Man and The Masters of The Universe.
Image of Stridor
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Better image of present
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Stridor w/ Fisto
Queensway, Airedale Shopping Centre, Keighley, circa 1987. The interior of the newly refurbished shopping centre with new glass ceiling. Shops include Expressions clothes shop, and Stead & Simpson shoe shop. Photograph taken by Roy Dean Willoughby.
Roy Dean Willoughby was born in Keighley on 1st February 1932, and lived most of his life in East Morton. He wanted to be a cabinet maker but his father was a fishmonger, with a shop in Bingley, and Roy followed in his footsteps. From the late 1960s, he owned and ran the fish and chip shop at 253 Bradford Road (now Stockbridge Fisheries) up until 1983. There are tales of him giving the leftovers at the end of the day to those who were struggling or homeless. After he retired and sold the business he went on to work with his son at Studio 127 on East Parade. They were signwriters and made posters, producing shop signs for businesses in Keighley. He was passionate about photography and he took thousands of photographs throughout his life. Some of his photographs are believed to have been used by Keighley News. Roy passed away on 7th May 2012. Many of his photographs have been inherited by his grandson, Billy Stride, who took it upon himself to scan all the negatives and slides that his grandfather had taken. "I feel it is my duty to do this as I want these memories to survive and to be looked back on. I want his name to be remembered and for his view of Keighley and the world to be remembered too." Some of the images were shared with Keighley and District Local History Society in October 2020.
Original photograph scanned by grandson Billy Stride and copy donated to Keighley and District Local History Society in December 2020.