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The last time I stopped by at the BAPS compound in Bartlett, I met Stuart (or is it Stewart?) waiting for the right position of the sun to snap photos of this structure. He introduced himself as a photography instructor who just had a class at the temple compound earlier in the day. I asked for his Flickr handle but it sounded complicated, I forgot what it is when I got home. Great meeting you, Stu.
Stuarts Coaches Sunsundegui SB3 bodied Volvo B8R SJ23HSF is seen here parked up on Govan Road, Cessnock whilst taking a break from its football hire.
Robin and I hiked up to Ingall's Lake in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness. There were goats everywhere but none of them were making it easy for me. I finally managed to corner Stuart here, the goat for whom yonder mountain is named.
An avid basketball player, Stuart wanted to incorporate basketball as well as his son in his senior pictures. My thanks to the coach who took time out of his Sunday to let us into the gym..
In this shot, I tried reproducing something I saw on David Hobby's strobist site. We didn't have a really good location (blank wall) to capture the shot that I wanted, but all-in-all it turned out satisfactorily.
Optare Solo M710SE originally YJ07VRR and a demonstrator with Optare. It was then sold to Bebb of Llantwit Fardre before joining the Stuarts fleet.
He probably won't thank me for posting it but this is my brother-in-law Stuart up by the braai at #66 on a very warm summer evening last year.
Kudu Private Nature Reserve
Lydenburg
Mpumalanga
South Africa
by Jean François de Troy
Princess Louisa Maria Teresa Stuart (28 June 1692 – 18 April 1712), known to Jacobites as The Princess Royal, was the last child of the deposed King James II and VII (1633–1701) and of his Queen, Mary of Modena. In English, she was called Louisa Maria, in French Louise Marie.
A Royal Stuart Society paper calls Louisa Maria the Princess over the Water, an allusion to the informal title King over the Water of the Jacobite pretenders, none of whom had any other legitimate daughters.
Louisa Maria's father, King James, was King of England, Scotland and Ireland from 6 February 1685 to 11 December 1688, and the last Roman Catholic monarch in the British Isles. With the birth of Louisa Maria's brother, Prince James Francis Edward, the prospect arose of a new Catholic dynasty, and a group of James's leading Protestant subjects brought about the Glorious Revolution of 1688, which replaced James with his Protestant daughter Mary II and son-in-law William III of Orange. Louisa Maria was born in 1692, at Saint-Germain-en-Laye, during her parents' exile.] Due to the huge controversy which had surrounded the birth of her brother, James Francis Edward, with accusations of the substitution of another baby in a warming pan following a still-birth, James II had sent letters inviting not only his daughter, Queen Mary II, to attend the birth in person, but also a large number of other Protestant ladies. The new-born princess was given the names Louisa and Maria in baptism, while Teresa (sometimes spelt Theresa) was added later, at the time of her confirmation. She was given the name Louisa in honour of King Louis XIV, who acted as her godfather.Her godmother was King Louis's sister-in-law, Elizabeth Charlotte, Princess Palatine, Duchess of Orléans.
After the birth, James II declared that Louisa Maria had been sent by God as a consolation for her parents at the time of their distress, and in later years she was often referred to as La Consolatrice.
In April 1712, both James Francis Edward and his sister fell sick with smallpox. While the Old Pretender recovered, Louisa Maria died on 18 April (8 April, Old Style)at the age 0f 19 and was buried with her father at the Church of the English Benedictines in Paris.
She was a hlaf sister of queen Anne
Modified Jill Stuart spring 2010 runway dress by sedating the princess sleeves (my tailor removed some ruffled pintucks). They’re still pleasantly pouffy but not quite as hard glam eighties extravagant. Easter egg scarf worn as apron: a little vintage silk square in the prettiest print. Love wrapping scarves around my waist, ends fluttering like Isadora Duncan’s dancing… Fashionshesays.com.
Stuart's Chapel was located in the corner of the property originally granted to Col. John Tate. Tate settled on his 174 acres of land in 1772 and a stockaded fort was built here in 1776. (from Frontier Forts) Construction of the building was started at the beginning of the Civil War but its workers were drafted into the Confederate Army before the job was finished. (from Col. John Tate's Fort) The building is now Stuart Lodge.
Kerr Stuart 2' gauge "Wren" Class 6" 0-4-0ST No.4250 of 1922, one of 27 built for R.H. Neal & Co. who then sold it to Devon County Council where it was named "Lorna Doone" and then "Barnstaple Surveyor No.56". The loco is seen at the Birmingham Museum of Science and Industry, 07/72. Note tubular motion rods. 163 "Wrens" were built by Kerr staurt from 1903-1930, when they closed, but 4 more were then built by Hunslet who had bought the goodwill of the defunct company. Scanned photograph taken with a Kowa SET.
The Stuart Mountains puncture the western shoreline of Lake Te Anau in the heart of the Southland region of the South Island of New Zealand.
Optare Solo M780SL new as Sheffield Community Transport 15 in 2005.
Stuarts now operate it on their Lanarkshire services and is seen here entering Lanark on the 317.
this is how Walter Woolfendens cranes looked after he had joined the Hewden Stuart group of companies.Walter is standing on the left.
RSV533 is a Volvo B10M-62 / Plaxton Premiere 320 new as R842DVF to Eastern Counties as their 42 in 1998.
It later passed to Irvines of Law and reregistered P66BUS. It later passed to Stuarts when Irvines ceased and became RSU533.
Stuart Weitzman Hall houses the offices of Graduate Fine Arts, along with studios for MFA students, printmaking facilities, and two spaces for installations and reviews.