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Supporting a somewhat unusual open top conversion, The Expeditional RML2697, SMK 697F is seen on London Road (A226) between Greenhithe and Swanscombe. Monday 20th October 2014.
AEC Routemaster - Park Royal (Ex-London Transport RML2697)
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Enjoying some Taupe Legs Sheer Energy Active Support Pantyhose today. Not my favorite color, but they still feel AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
From up left to down right :
Mystic Dolls Arielle by myself
Depth Dolls Giorria by Le Tama
Okaeri-Tadaima by La Tarte au Citron (Limë)
Brimbelle by Enaibi
Mystic Dolls Lyséria by myself
Otherside Ibyangin by Zun
Noble Dolls Rhubarbe by Asella
Otherside Gingko by Zun
Might have to go back to work soon, so I'm enjoying all the time I have in my Leggs Sheer Energy Active Support
Again, another picture from work. Just can't stop seeing images. I was told to get a count of these cylinders and send them back to the manufacture because they were out of tolerances. I started to stand them up on my red work table so it would be easier to count them. While I was standing them up I began to see a pattern appear. Counted and the break buzzer blew. Ha now is my chance (legal)! I rearranged them a little and snapped a few shots.
This one came out the best, a little cropping and tweaking in P.S. and this is what I came up with.
What do you think?
GMP Greater Manchester Police, Iveco Eurocargo Operational Support Vehicle MX56 KXA. Seen at Claytonbrook Complex on Tuesday the 8th of May 2012. DSCF6009
Vessel BIBBY POLARIS (IMO: 9187526, MMSI: 232585000) is an offshore support vessel built in 1998 and currently sailing under the flag of United Kingdom. BIBBY POLARIS has 114m length overall and beam of 22m. Her gross tonnage is 8234 tons
GENERAL
Built May 1998
Flag British
Class Det Norske Veritas
+1A1 , EO,DSVIII / DSVI, SF, Dynpos AUTRO,
ERN (99,99,98), HELDK, (DK+)
Description Diving Support Vessel
Compliance with MODU Code and MOU Regulations
GMDSS Area A3
Official No. 901941
Call Sign M Y K R 6
IMO No. 918 7526
MMSI No. 232 585 000
DnV No. 20600
Selcall No. 47425
Gross Tonnage 8234
Nett Tonnage 2471
Deadweight (Summer) about 5,500 tonnes
DIMENSIONS
Length OA 113.57 m
Length BP 107.35 m
Breadth Mld. 22.00 m
Depth Mld. 9.50 m
Draught (Summer) 6.75 m
PERFORMANCE / CONSUMPTION
Service Speed 11.00kt.
CARGO AREAS
Working Deck Dims. 35 m x 21 m (abt.)
Working Deck Area 700 m² (abt.)
Deck Strength 5 tonnes / m²
Deck Load 1,500 tonnes (abt.)
One Carousel installed below aft deck
TANK CAPACITIES
Fuel Oil 1,300 m3 (abt.)
Potable Water 460 m3 (abt.)
STABILISATION
Intering Active Roll Reduction System (1 x tank)
ACCOMMODATION
Wheelhouse and accommodation fully air conditioned.
Total Berths 104
Hospital 1 Berth
Gymnasium Yes
Charterer’s spaces including Suites, Operations areas and Survey / Work Type areas.
HELIDECK
Load Capability Cleaned for EC225 (11.0t)
D Value 19.5 m
Heli-reception and full emergency equipment.
Built on a 7th century monastery site founded by St Fiachre resides a ruined 12th century romanesque nave and chancel church. The arched doorway is of particular interest with many carved features, including very worn masks.
We took a drive into the city and walked around the newly opened up Red Zone area, New Regent Street, April 24, 2013, Christchurch New Zealand.
Mercifully the Grand Old Lady of Christchurch Theatre just about survived the massive earthquakes and considerable aftershocks that rocked the city in 2010 & 2011
She is now well on the way to full restoration and repair, with the current target of April 2014 for reopening. Some extensive earthquake strengthening work undertaken in 1998/99 without doubt saved this 100 year old Heritage building from complete collapse but some significant deconstruction was required to secure the remaining structure and protect the key interior and exterior heritage elements.
The rebuilt and restored Isaac Theatre Royal will once again rise like the shining star she is on Gloucester Street in 2014.
Fro More Info: www.isaactheatreroyal.co.nz/TheatreHistory/EarthquakeUpda...
Edited advertising sign, Young Henrys Craft Beer Brewery.
I added colours other than red and deep yellow.
Sydney
By the 1920s, the business in downtown Chicago could support a much larger facility and the Palmer Estate decided to erect a new 25-story hotel. They hired Holabird & Roche to design the building. Between 1923 and 1925, the hotel was rebuilt on the same site — in stages so not a single day of business was lost. At the time it was touted as the largest hotel in the world.[2]
In December 1945, Conrad Hilton bought the Palmer House for $20 million. In 2005 it was sold to Thor Equities, but it remains part of the Hilton chain.[3]
From 2007 to 2009 the hotel, now known as The Palmer House Hilton, was completely renovated and restored, at a cost of over $170 Million. [4] It has a total of 1,639 guest rooms in the hotel, making it the second largest hotel in the city after the Hyatt Regency Chicago.
Built:1875
Rebuilt:1923-1925
Architect:John M. Van Osdel (original)
Holabird & Roche (current)
Chicago Landmark
Loop Retail Historic District
A long exposure night shot of a grouping of unused construction pillars. The scene seemed odd to me so I couldn't help but snap a shot of it.
Strobist: 1 off hand flash from the right and general light painting to expose deep shadows in the pillars.
Photo by Russell Eck
Memorial with a pediment supported by Doric columns in the north transept - the lower half and inscription is missing
The shield of arms shows : a chevron between 3 Blackamoors heads (Holcombe) impaling 3 rams passant , a crescent for difference. (Sydenham)
From the heraldry, it can be deduced that this is to Ellis Holcombe 1585 & his wife Elizabeth Sydenham
Walter de Holcombe was lord of Holcombe Gloc in 1301. Shortly afterwards the family changed their residence to Hole manor Branscombe.
Ellis, born c 1516, was the son of Jane & Charles Holcombe
He was the grandson of Roger Holcombe & great great grandson of John Holcombe & Isabel daughter and co-heiress of Hugh Downe of Downe Ralph. By this marriage the Holcombes became possessed of considerable estates, part of the ancient inheritance of Downe. Isabel's great grandfather Sir Ralph Downe m Isabel daughter and co-heiress of Sir William Bruer / Brewer, great great grandson of Reginald Earl of Cornwall the natural son of Henry l (William Bruer was one of the most powerful nobleman of his day and was a favourite of 4 successive monarchs - Henry ll, Richard, John and Henry lll. On King Richard's going to the Holy land, he was, with the bishops of Durham and Ely, and Hugh Bardulph, appointed to the government of the realm. King John granted him many manors, and Henry lll made him sheriff over 12 counties. He founded the abbeys of Tor and Dunkeswell.)
Ellis m Elizabeth b1503 daughter of Thomas Sydenham & Alice Stephens heiress to Wynford Eagle ; Elizabeth was the grand daughter of Richard Sydenham 1499 at Chedzoy flic.kr/p/hVrkN5
Children
1. Thomas 1536 - 1579 m 1559 Margaret Trethurffe 1535 - 1576 widow of Edward Courtney with 4 children (parents of Gilbert +++ . Christopher & Josias )
2. Robert bc 1538 - d pre 1585
3. Tristram bc 1539 m 1561 (2nd husband) Grisognan daughter of Edward Stradling 1535 www.findagrave.com/memorial/101359625/edward-stradling and 2nd wife / mistress Felice daughter of John Llwyd Kemeys (Grisognan was the widow of Anthony 1557 son of William Porter and Margaret Gifford)
4. John b 1540 - pre 1585 m 1562 Mary Chidly
5. George b 1542 - pre 1585
6. Walter bc 1545 - pre 1585
1, Jane m 1559 - pre 1585 m W Langford
Ellis died December 10, 1585 leaving a detailed will in which he named his wife Elizabeth and made bequests to five grandchildren. These are not named as grandchildren in his will but known to be so from other sources.
The majority of his lands and estates were left to his grandson Gilbert who he describes as "my next cozen and heir in blood and son to Thomas Holcombe". (Gilbert === m (2nd husband) Anne daughter of Peter Courtenay and Katherine Reskimer * widow of Thomas Gibbs)
Elizabeth was buried 7th April 1610
Hole was sold c1600 by Gilbert Holcombe ++ the last of the family to live here, to Ellis Bartlett; www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/1VV5Yo341M The manors of Downe Ralph and Tinge Bruer went by purchase to the Mallocks . Gilbert then moved with his brothers Christopher & Josias to (Mylor) Cornwall
www.waymarking.com/waymarks/wm15ZWP_Elias_Holcombe_St_Win...
www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sydenham-54
www.wikitree.com/wiki/Holcombe-605
- Church of St Winifred, Branscombe Devon
Picture with thanks - copyright Michael Garlick CCL www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6160128
The two little dancers on stage were just about frozen, but someone in the audience knew the moves and was giving them some hints.
In support of North Birmingham Cats Protection,
2007 - 2021. My lovely little TJ came to us as a kitten found locked in a garage, tiny little kitten with a pink collar that was too tight, ,we put up notices , none claimed her. . so she became part of our family Such a pleasure to have had her for 14 years, a sweet happy cat full of fun, She did all the cat thinks, an out door cat. Always a pleasure to come home to, and have on my lap, I will always miss her so much, and hope to be with her again one day. Love you forever, my perfect little girl.