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Colston Avenue, Bristol, England, United Kingdom, on Saturday 26th April 2025.
About this photographs.
The photo was taken approximately around the junction of St Augustine’s Parade and Colston Avenue, when the protesters’ march into city centre was briefly halted, I think to make sure the next stage of the march is prepared.
Here I noticed those two women and their flag, so I took some shots.
The flag signifies lesbian feminist movement, and judging by the writing on the flag, those two ladies are showing their support for the transgender people.
The protest was due to the Scottish Supreme Court ruling that the legal gender is based on the sex at birth, and thus many transgenders all around the United Kingdom carried out a series of protests.
When I found out that there was one in Bristol, I decided to go there and try doing some photojournalism shots.
Tree roots and flowers
Agnes Obel - Under Giant Trees (Deluxe Soundtrack)
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In case you missed the memo, some of my photos were deleted. This is the second to last one to be reposted. Yay!
It was an APC but then... Tayasuune says "It's a bit small imo to be called an APC..." So then it turned into a support truck, by magic!
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-Fits no figures
-has suspension and independently rolling wheels :3
Bristol Britannia 'XM497' on display at the RAF Museum at Cosford painted with RAF Support Command titles
When rationalising airframes there they used an ex civil 'Brit'
G-AOVF and mocked her up as 'XM497 Schedar' to keep with the RAF airframe policy
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It's always good to have a partner for support. This was taken in Valetta, Malta. The stairs are leading up to a cathedral.
“Back of every creation, supporting it like an arch, is faith. Enthusiasm is nothing: it comes and goes. But if one believes, then miracles occur.” ~ Henry Miller
Pine Tree Arch - Arches National Park - September 2009 View On Black
Have a great Wednesday....will have to catch up with everyone later this evening :-) Thanks for stopping by to visit!!!!
Spotted this Kerria japonica "Pleniflora" in someones garden today.. but could not get as close as I would have liked..
Have a great day/evening.. thank very much for all your support..
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"A friend is someone who supports you spiritually."
~ Anonymous
memories, memories, memories...
Thanks for stopping by
and God Bless,
hugs, Chris
Supporting the local arts in Baker City Oregon with a little COVID19 creativity this weekend at Crossroads Carnegie Art Center's Drive Thru Oktoberfest Gala.
Hampshire Fire And Rescue Ford Transit Command Support Unit. Seen Here Parked Up At The Fire Headquarters in Eastleigh during the 2016 Fire Brigade Society Visit.
Been longing to try the Auburn for a while so when I spotted this one I had a tingle and snapped it up.
This is how America a pay back to the Kurds.
to all My friends Kurds and from other nationalities please sign this petition as a support for Kurds. Plz share this with all your contacts. Don’t forgot to confirm your signature by the mail you got into your inbox. 🙏
petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/kurdish-people-defended...
VOS Stone entering port astern after a voyage of 1 day, 19 hours originating from Eemshaven, Holland.
Name: VOS Stone
Vessel type: Offshore support vessel
Home port: Breskens
Flag: Netherlands
IMO: 9730517
MMSI: 244030181
Call Sign: PBMW
Crew: 12
Total accommodation: 87
Length overall: 79.48 m
Beam: 18.4 m
Max draught: 6.35 m
Gross tonnage: 4,965 tons
Net tonnage: 1,489 tons
Max deadweight: 2,526 tons
Fuel capacity: 1,140 m3
Engines: 2 x MaK 8M 25C
Engine output: 2 x 3,220 hp (2,400 kW) at 750 rpm
Speed: 12 knots
Builder, hull: Fujian Southeast Shipbuilding, Fuzhou, China
Yard number: DN-78M-14
Builder, outfitting: Damen Shiprepair, Oranjewerf, Netherlands
Keel laid: 23rd. December 2015
Launched: 18th. June 2016
Delivered: July 2017
Owner: Vroon Offshore Services BV, Den Helder, Netherlands
Collision with wind turbine.
At 11.06hrs on 10th. April 2018, Vos Stone was operating in the Baltic Sea's Arkona Offshore Wind Farm at (transition piece) TP AB01, a wind turbine under construction. While a construction team was making the necessary preparations to feed cables at TP AB01 they were called back to the ship due to deteriorating weather conditions. The return of the team to the ship was carried by means of the Ampelmann 'walk2work' gangway and was completed a littler later. Just minutes after casting off from the wind turbine, the ships master decided to test an emergency control system, which resulted in the loss of control of the ship.
The wind and waves pushed Vos Stone back against TP AB01. The 1st. Officer regained control of the ship shortly before the collision, but there was no longer sufficient time to prevent it. The turbine sustained minor damage, while three crewmembers onboard the Vos Stone suffered minor injuries as a result of the impact. In addition, the damage to the ship was so bad that it needed repairing at a shipyard.
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