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The earliest settlement in what was to eventually become Plymouth was at Mount Batten, and this dates from the Bronze Age. A second settlement was established much later at Plympton. But the river silted up here in the early 11th century, and the merchants and traders moved to found a new settlement in what is now the Barbican area of the city. Its original name was Sutton, meaning South Town, and modern-day Plymouth as we now know it grew up around this area. The main harbour at Plymouth is still called Sutton Harbour, and these fishing boats are tied up on the old fish quay. However, the fish market is now on the far side of the harbour. As well as fishing boats, the harbour provides numerous moorings for yachts and other pleasure craft. A large lock protects the harbour from the sea.
Source: Wikipedia
A Tyseley DMU working empty stock along the freight only line through Sutton Coldfield during October 1988.
DB Cargo UK Class 67, 67003 is seen passing Sutton On trent with a failed Virgin Trains East Coast Class 91 and MK4 set.
5G24 09:21 Neville Hill T&R.S.M.D - Bounds Green T&R.S.M.D.
67003, 91102 "City Of York", DVT, MK4 coaching stock.
A quick nightfall view prior to taking the overnight ferry to Roscoff.
September 2002
Rollei 35 camera
Kodak Ektachrome 100 film.
Out under the bell ropes, through the 14c south porch under the tower -Church of St Thomas A Beckett, Sutton Under Brailes Warwickshire
Sutton Scarsdale Hall was built in 1724 but has fallen into decay since the 1920's.
A combination of 2 images. The building was shot today in grey, misty conditions and the sky, (a photo taken earlier this summer), added in to give the image a bit more impact.
4 photo stitch.
these are 3 of the only 5 pictures i took with my digital camera last weekend. to my biggest dissapointment, my lomo lc-a failed me and the film didnt roll out properly so i have 24 lost shots of a beautiful bed&breakfast, old victorian houses, a day ice skating and many more of our snowshoeing adventure. we also went to a spa and had the best breakfast.
jeff & i are celebrating our 4 years together very soon and wanted to do something special. it was, but we will have to rely to those heart memories and not picture ones!
National Express West Midlands ALX400 bodied Dennis Trident 4308 BP51 HDG is seen having just commenced the 6 service back to Walsall from Sutton Coldfield.
Thursday 1st February 2018
A couple more pics from yesterday's dive back into the archives. These are re-hashes of pics that I took, back in May 2008, with my old Eos 5D.
Visited today for the official opening ceremony of this refurbished and remodelled library.
Had to choose this corner for photo of the day - as it features the quote from Andrew Carnegie: A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people, it is a never failing spring in the desert.
Empire Cinemas, Sutton, Surrey. Opened as the UCI Cinemas with 6 screens in April 1992. It was taken over by Empire Cinemas in 2006 and closed in 2017 for a massive overhaul to the design of UNICK Architects, splitting four of the original screens into 2 and adding a further two screens in an adjacent area - giving a total of 12 screens when it reopened in February 2018. It has two Impact Screens and the auditoria range in size from Screen 12 with just 14 luxury reclining seats to Screen 3 (Impact Blue) with room for 160 cinema-goers. The total capacity is now 961, down from an original 1,510 seats.
Sutton, Surrey, Greater London - Empire Cinemas, St Nicholas Way
September 2019
Class 47 no 47124 passes Kings Sutton with a northbound freight liner service on 11 June 1988.
47124 was new, as D1714, in February 1964. It became 47124 under TOPS and carried this number until withdrawal in June 1989. 47124 was scrapped at MC Processors in Glasgow in November 1990.
Recent lineside clearance has opened up this shot again at Sutton Bridge Junc. Shrewsbury.
66515 on 6Y98 0910 Pontrilas - Crewe Basford Hall engineers on 21-7-19.
A cow strolls between rows of parkland trees by gates onto Main Street, opposite The Hall.
Nottinghamshire SK52
My favourite corner of Plymouth, by the Barbican. This part of the harbour used to be the fish quay, but now the fish market is on the other side of the harbour. However, it still appears to be home to two or three fishing boats.
66006 catches a lucky break in the clouds at Kings Sutton with 6Z73 1458 Swindon Cocklebury - Aldwarke on 1st July 2014. This was to be the start of a two hour spell where everything managed to come during well lit periods.
LNER Class A1 Pacific 4-6-2 No. 60163 "Tornado" is seen passing Sutton On Trent on the East Coast Mainline with the return working of UK Railtours
"The Talisman" 1Z65 15:47 Darlington - London Kings Cross.
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Stone pulpit
- Church of St James, Sutton Cheney Leicestershire
Picture with thanks - copyright John Salmon CCL www.geograph.org.uk/photo/388075
A class 47 heading towards Walsall passing the down platform at Sutton Park.
Slide processed in August 1978.
Detail - West end of the tomb chest www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/LZ26z5 usually lying on a table tomb on the north wall of the chancel www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/04YG8p to William Roberts 1554 - 1633 which he erected in his lifetime. It has been moved several times around the church and on my visit it was in pieces being restored. This enabled me to see the side normally against the wall. www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/3w165B
It shows the Roberts arms (Per pale argent and gules, a lion rampant sable) with mantling and a tiger's head crest, beneath which are double doors symbolising the entry from earth to heaven
- Church of St James, Sutton Cheney Leicestershire