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Two little kitty cats
Climb a tree
Climb so high
They thought they were free
But then they realized
They were stuck in place
In the only tree
That reached to outer space
The view down across the east of Saltash. Tamar road bridge with the Royal Albert railway bridge crossing the river Tamar. Monday 26th April 2021.
This is the First Nations University of Canada building on the University of Regina campus in Regina, Saskatchewan. Designed by Canadian architect Douglas Cardinal; completed in 2003.
Cardinal also designed the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec and the Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C.
I couldn't remove the yellow hydrant w/o damaging the image.
Seacats Magic and Mischief moored up side by side in Ipswich Marina today! Happy Smile On Saturday everyone!
Calmly taking in the rugged scenery. Mountain goats love rock mountains, this place must seem like they have arrived in heaven to the herd.
Both elegant ole stylish ladies these , both 95 years old and holding their age well and both are sisters , 1926 Lancia Lambdas . Their on a Sunday outing with other members of the Lancia Car club with these girls getting that added respect for age and grace .
Gold Coast Motor Museum
Coomera
Gold Coast
Day 56 of the 365 days of photography project.
My wife’s Hyundai ix35 and my Hyundai Tucson resting in the snow.
Discovered in Stacksteads, Lancashire
A couple of chocolate digestives ... back in the biscuit tin!!
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Two sisters.
Molly and Ethel Everson lived and breathed their lives on the River Deben at Woodbridge where they toiled alongside their brothers Cyril and Bert.
It was truly a family affair as they had inherited the boatyard in 1969 with the passing of their father so it was inevitable that they would retain the boatyard in the family name.
Whilst the memory of Cyril and Bert can be seen on the boats that they crafted as many are still sailing the waters of the River Deben today and these craft are a testimony to these highly skilled boat builders.
Molly and Ethel managed the administrative side of the business which included the chandlery, sail store and office and by all accounts they were tough but hard working women.
Andrew Bolton was commissioned by the Woodbridge Boat Yard to create a sculpture dedicated to the two women and in November 2020 the sculpture was fittingly positioned appropriately in the River Deben a place that the Everson’s knew and loved.
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Great Britain.
Kalanchoe flowers and buds.
There are many variants of this tropical plant.
Los Angeles; January 2021
To commemorate the two years since Ironbridge Power Station closed I thought I would post the landscape shot of 66 716 departing the power station on closure day 20 November 2015. With some wisps of steam still being emitted from the cooling towers, the station would be shut down at 2.30pm by, former employee, Mike Smith. The shed was working 4Z61 12.00 Ironbridge Power Station to Hexthorpe Yard, moving three cripple wagons. This shot hadn't been on for quite some time but an hour with a pair of secateurs, note the freshly cut branches over the right hand cooling tower, made sure it could be recorded.