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huber coal breaker. ashley, PA. in operation from 1939 to 1976. coal breaker w/ a power plant. the breaker is 11 stories tall at 134 ft.
a peek at the folks who gathered in SF to participate in the 101st Annual Bay to Breakers run. Weird, Wild and Wacky doesn't even begin to describe the sightings I saw, clothed and unclothed. Yep I suppose I'll be back again in 2013 to see this event. Quite entertaining
Some of the crew from the highly recommended Breaker Cigars in Shamokin, PA. A "mom and pop" cigar lounge but still with a good selection of cigars and a great bunch of folks dropping in.
Go check out: www.breakercigars.com
Breakers Pub raised £405.30 for the charity Laserfair in May, 1990. In the picture were, from left - Jenny Stewart, Helen Cargill and Christine McKay are presenting the money to Brenda Ross, seated. (Photograph - Stan Mackie)
A partir d'une idée originale de Philippe G.
Vol inaugural sur Oran par Air France le 27 juillet 2016.
MK Can at Campbell Park
An attempt by MK Food Bank to smash the Guinness World Record for the Longest Line of Food Cans. Happily Milton Keynes rose to the occasion, achieving a continuous line of 102,447 cans in the park. Guinness World Records were there to ratify this and the occasion was filmed, a clip appearing on Monday’s ITV East Anglia News. Afterwards the cans were gathered up for future distribution, giving much needed support to local communities. Of course the challenge now is for other towns and cities to beat the World Record held by Milton Keynes!
Some shots of activities at this colourful event to follow in due course…
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En Badajoz, en los soportales cerca de la plaza de Minayo, se reunen muchas tardes un grupo de jóvenes que practican y bailan Break, Siempre me ha fascinado la flexibilidad y la capacidad de enlazar un paso tras otro sin esfuerzo aparente. Esa tarde había un poco separado del grupo principal otro donde un par de ellos probaban distintos pasos. Le pedí permiso a uno de ellos y accedió. A pesar de la dificultad de este tipo de fotografía por la alta velocidad que requiere, me gusta como quedaron algunas de ellas.
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At 179 yards, Batley Carr tunnel, Dewsbury is fairly short, and has been closed to all traffic since 1965. It opened in 1880 and was one of three routes the express trains from Kings Cross to Bradford took.
Today, the southern portal is all that is left; the northern one disappeared and the tunnel partly backfilled.
Access to the tunnel is through a breakers yard.
For half of the tunnel, the floor has been raised by a couple of metres and levelled off. Slightly dodgy pictures as I only had 10 minutes...
The tunnel has been walled up just beyond the open airshaft, although tiny gaps can be seen around the edge. Todays regret was not trying to see beyond the wall.