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Think London Japanese Business Reception. The British Museum.
13th October 2008.
© James O Jenkins
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Girls Think Tank in collaboration with Embrace, two non-profit organizations volunteering time and effort to help veterans in San Diego. Passing out 'Winter Survival Pack' and hot food to those who served our country.
I think this guy is supposed to look left. But looks to me like he is looking at the girl. Can you blame him?
I think it has revised door paintwork since previous pictures elsewhere on here . Dad had a Triumph 1300 reg no. RPD316E , so this may have been an early F reg [ Aug 67 ] the year they changed from year end to August 1 st for new suffix marks [ remember that ] For those of you who may now Reading Corp. Transport [ and some others ] seemed to chop and change suffix letter plates [ NDP F / G and XRD J / K etc ] on some of their buses - i'm sure there was a good reason .
Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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Breast Cancer Awareness month.
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I Think this is one of my best pictures I have done. I wanted to do something with marbles one day, and this came out of that desire. Edited with photoshop.
This is the girl from Wiki commons:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Zaida_Ben-Yusuf_Pomegranates.jpg
Here is the big marble by Everyspoon.
www.flickr.com/photos/everythingisaspoon/5545617 / CC BY-SA 2.0
Here are the marbles below from Flickr user Yogi.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/yogi/1481158992/ / CC BY-SA 2.0
And here is the cool Background texture from Flickr user Pink Sherbet Photography. The artist name is D Sharon Pruitt.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pinksherbet/3074561039/ / CC BY 2.0
I love libraries. The main one in San Francisco has this American flag on a window on the fourth floor. So many photo opportunities at that spot alone.
ya i dont really get the quote ... it had the word flower in it so i chose it LOL
well here are some flowers!! i think i edited it too much :p
so me and my best friend keely took some pics and i will upload them tomorrow :) our theme was Alice in Wonderland because she is the BIGGEST Alice in Wonderland fan!! Sarah and I also just took some modeling pictrues so i will upload some of those soon! i have like 45 pics to upload!! well i hope u like it!!
ENJOY!
I think I was given this by the attendant at Horseshoe Garage at Gwalchmai on Anglesey www.flickr.com/photos/danlockton/16076661878 in 1990.
It's noticeable how the blue is darker than on the pole sign. This is the same format of sticker as seen on the 4-star pumps at Central Garage, Cark-in-Cartmel, in Soft Top, Hard Shoulder (1991) — see below. The cut-off corners of the diamond, as if it were trying to 'break out' of the square, were an interesting design choice—previous Power logos had always shown the whole diamond (as the Unleaded and Diesel stickers continued to do) and the later logo took a different approach to the diamond itself.
This Power logo (replacing an earlier one as seen here in Reeth), was introduced in the mid-1980s by Hargreaves Fuel Services, who themselves had a diamond-shaped 'HG' (Hargreaves Group) logo. I've put Hargreaves Petroleum / Hargreaves Fuel Services' address, The Pygmalion, 2-4 Market Street, Cleckheaton, as the location.
The story between Hargreaves and Charringtons is complex because of previous joint ventures, but as far I have been able to work out, Hargreaves were bought by the Coalite Group in 1986, who then merged Hargreaves' mostly northern fuel business with the mostly southern Charringtons business. Power, along with Freedom whom Hargreaves had bought in 1985, and then John Hudson's fuels business in about 1990, supplied about 130 sites in 1990 around the time I got the sticker, across Northern England, the Midlands, East Anglia, and North Wales, but this was the first time (as a 7-year old) I'd ever seen a "modern" Power garage that was actually open.