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taken on the mersey in warrington

James Holland dances down the wicket and sends the ball towards the boundary, out of the bowler's (and the camera's) reach

Massive Attack

@ The Greek Theatre

Los Angeles, CA

October 16, 2014

 

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Attack cat.

This cat rolls over and when you rub his belly he has you. And with a notch out of his ear I think he's been in a few fights

Battalion War Diary plan of the 1/5th Battalion RSR attack in support of the advance of 2/RSR on 09/05/1915. The Machine gun positions that enfiladed the Sussex men are marked on and to the left of the Cinder Track.

 

BATTLE OF AUBERS

At 5.30am on 09/05/1915 Pte George Short, G/1173 and men of 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment advanced from this position, to the right of the Cinder Track, towards the German front line, approximately 200 yards distant. Enfiladed by machine gun fire from their left and facing uncut barbed wire defences, the battalion took heavy casualties.

 

Supporting the 2/RSR, a sister battalion the 1/5th RSR also advanced with the last elements of 2/RSR to leave their front line trenches and were similarly pinned down, all advance halting by 6am.

 

The men were unable to withdraw and took cover where they could, George and his pals scraping depressions in the earth with their entrenching tools. George was to lie under fire in the middle of no mans land (the middle of the green field) for twelve and a half hours until darkness finally fell and he was able to retrace the short distance to the British Front Line.

 

The 2/RSR reported casualties of 14 officers and 548 other ranks out of approximately 800 who had advanced (273 killed in action).

 

BATTLE OF THE BOAR'S HEAD

 

Just over a year later, at 3.05am on 30/06/1916, it was the turn of 11th 12th and 13th Battalions, Royal Sussex Regiment to attack a German position called the Boar's Head which had formed to the left of the Cinder Track since the attack of 09/05/1915. The attack was conceived as a Brigade size action to act as a diversion to the main attack that was being launched by the British Army further to the south on the Somme.

 

The German front line had been pushed back a little, and the front line that 2 & 1/5th RSR had attacked in 1915 was now the British front line. Once again success was thwarted by the strengthened German defences, and the three Sussex "Southdowns" Battalions suffered 366 killed and over 1000 wounded or taken prisoner.

 

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Helen's nephews attacking Ka-Loon

 

Helen's nephews attacking Ka-Loon

2016 AIG NYC Rugby Cup

Redline time attack at the autobahn road course in joliet, IL.

2CW champion Jay Freddie defends against Eddie Edwards and Cheech at 2CW's Drunk with Power at Suzy's Tavern in Auburn. Freddie retained his title in the three-way match.

BKS Aluprof - AZS Białystok

this is actually play! my sister's two cats Fibi (the one running) and Nasseh (the attacker).

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Bea Arthur snapped the other day and attacked this photo of Brandi in her homeschoolin' garb that's been stuck to my computer for at least a year now. He just couldn't take it anymore, and who can blame him?

The lesbian couple in front were walking away from the homophobes that were starting trouble. Little did they know that they were about to be attacked.

Yeah well.. Maybe a worm stopped by?

Massive Attack 2010

Heineken Jammin Festival

05/07/2010

Venice - Italy

 

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Today I ran the course I walked that led to my heart attack in Dec 2016, this is only the second time since then that I have gone over this route and the first time I have run it - my thanks to Ann Smith, Paul Szefer and Josephine Chaplin for keeping me company on what is an emotional route for me and I even managed to run part way up 'heartbreak hill'

 

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The cheetah made contact in this shot, but failed to pin the 'prey'.

Massivve Attack @ Brixton Academy 07.02.2007

Helen's nephews attacking Ka-Loon

 

Helen's nephews attacking Ka-Loon

Massive Attack in concerto a Mantova

My entry for round 12 of Dolly Market's photo contest. The theme was "fandoms"

Bands: Attack Vertical / 69 Chambers

Venue: Bad Bonn

City: Düdingen

Country: Switzerland

Date: 11.03.2011

Photographer: STEMUTZ PH♥T♥®

Website: www.stemutz.ch

Massive Attack - Papp László Budapest Sportaréna - 18/06/2018

Prussians Attack Plancenoit, painted in 1863 by Adolf Northern, seen here in Wellington Arch, London.

Attack on Plancenoit by Prussian infantry, which overwhelmed the French Imperial Young Guard and the 1st Battalions of the 2nd Grenadiers and 2nd Chasseurs.

I stumbled upon this gory scene outside my apartment this morning. Pretty cool to see fire ants in action like this.

 

I'm sure he's completely gone by now.

 

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Photo by Eli Castillo

I am sure this bird was in the movies............. the film that springs to mind is 633 Squadron ,I was strolling along the beach heading back to the car, when I started getting verbal from this oystercatcher, realising it probably had eggs of chicks near by I carefully watched where I was walking, it then flew off and I could see it heading straight towards me so thought I would get a few good flight shots, thinking I was well away from it's nesting area,

Wrong! I must have been very close to it as it had gone into dive-boomer mode it missed my face by inches, My daughter said on seeing the photo's " you could have had some cracking shots if you had held your nerve" this was the first and last in focus

despite this I still very carefully and slowly walked back to the car just in case I stood on chicks or eggs during my escape

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