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The all-seater main stand at the Calvert Stadium (or Ainderby Road), Northallerton. Captured during an Easter Saturday derby, between Northallerton Town and Guisborough Town, in Division One of the Northern League. Leaders Guisborough won, 2-0, a bottom-versus-top clash to move eight points clear of title and promotion rivals Shildon, who were inactive. Northallerton were all but relegated.
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Northallerton Town versus Guisborough Town
Northern League, Division One (Step Five, 3pm kick-off)
Admission: £5 (elderly concession). Programme: £3 (32 pages). Attendance: 361. Scoring sequence: 0-1 (Alex Walker, 71mins), 0-2 (James Frazer, 88mins). Referee: Peter Leonard
since 1885
2nd Avenue and 6th Street, East Village
November 19, 2010
In the past days, I have been all over the city, which isn't terribly unusual, but somehow I've crossed paths with some major neon signs everywhere I've gone.
This block was much more challenging than other similar ones. By making some of the squares out of a directional print, the other pieces had to be placed just so.
Soundwave Block Party featuring Tiesto, Porter Robinson & other DJs! A night of dancing, meeting new people and having fun!
in progress. the block measures a bit more than two by four feet. I printed the completed block yesterday, so I'll post photos of the finished print soon.
And (oops) ignore my slipper in the corner there!!
This bridge over W Johnson Ave is becoming a forest and is not currently being refurbished for trail use. If the 4.5 miles of railbed in Cheshire were converted to trail there would be an unbroken path 27 miles long from New Haven to Southington.
Man oh man, this block took half the morning to do. :) I'm pretty happy with it though, aside from one or two small issues.
Slave Block, digital video, run time, 5 min., 2010
The 2011 Winter Focus Exhibitions at the Greater Reston Town Center (GRACE) include solo exhibitions by artists, Ellen Corbett, Matt Ravenstahl and Travis Childers.
The exhibitions will be on display until February 18th, 2011.
Learn more about this exhibition and other programs at GRACE on our Facebook page. www.facebook.com/GreaterRestonArtsCenter