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If you can't get rid of the skeleton in your closet, you'd best teach it to dance.
For your dancing quarries click here : www.khojpanacea.com/Kolkata/Skilled-Institutes/Dance-Clas...
Pan-roasted scallops with warm vinaigrette, saffron potatoes au gratin and green beans (a glass of Chablis 1er Cru Beauroys 2004, Domaine Laroche, Burgundy, out of shot)
25206 Shares sisng space with 08132 and 58022 at Bescot depot.
Unfortunately I have no further details for this image taken by my late father Douglas Tomes.
August 17, 2021 - Virginia Tech students participate in a High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) group workout class at McComas Hall gym during Welcome Week. (Photo by Mary Desmond/Virginia Tech)
BREL Class 43/0 (MTU) 2,250 hp HST No.43 042 of First Great Western passing Bartlett's Bridge, Parson Street, Bristol on a Paddington - Weston super Mare express, 06/05/11.
Class reunions are the perfect excuse to plan a trip to Madrid to catch up with your classmates, visit IE, and enjoy the city. This year, class reunions were celebrated around the Alumni Forum in May so that attendees have the opportunity to participate in both and enjoy Madrid´s wonderful spring weather.
We were very happy to welcome the following classes to Madrid:
15 year reunion: MBA and IMBA 2001
10 year reunion: IMBA 2006
5 year reunion: IMBA 2011
Knox College students in the class "The Bread and Puppet Theatre" performed for a campus audience. The class included researching the famous political protest theatre company, building their own puppets, writing and performance of several short works, and the sharing of fresh bread with the audience. More about theatre at Knox: www.knox.edu/theatre
Class 20 D8098
Built by English Electric/RobertStephenson & Hawthorns Ltd, Darlington in 1961. Withdrawn in 1982. Arrived at the GCR in 1992. Operational.
EWS liveried Class 66100 slowly makes its way through Llandevenny level crossing with a train of empties from Llanwern steel works, on the evening of 29/6/2009.
2785. Another of the 56 Bathurst Class corvettes operated by the RAN during WWII, HMAS Gawler is also seen here on her way to foreign ownership.
The corvette, a veteran of WWII campaigns in the Mediterranean, the Indian Ocean and Pacific, was sold to Turkey in August 1946, and renamed Antalya. She served the Turkish Navy until 1963, when she was withdrawn.
During WWII HMAS Gawler and her crew had also been involved in relief work after the massive explosions of the Lend Lease munitions ship S.S. Fort Stickine at Bombay [now Mumbai] on April 14, 1944.
Having sailed from Birkenhead laden with general cargo, Spitfire aircraft, munitions, and 1,400 tons of explosives, the 7142 ton ship experienced a fire in a hold when berthed at Bombay. Subsequently two immense explosions flattened large areas of the Bombay Docks, sank 11 surrounding ships and killed more than 800 people, with many more injured.
While Gawler was one of the ships involved in initial relief work, in fact it took seven months to clear half a million tons of debris from the Bombay Docks area.
Photo: Allan C. Green [1878-1954] Green Collection, State Library of Victoria [La Trobe Library]. Copyright expired and this usuage allowed. The photograph appears small [and mis-dated] in John Bastock's limited edition book 'Australia's Ships Of War' [Angus and Robertson, Sydney 1975] p176.