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A fire dancer dazzles the crowd at The Greater Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce's "Amethyst" event.
Op 11 oktober 2018 vond het Get Connected jaarcongres plaats.
Fotografie: Irene Vijfvinkel - zie-hier.nu/
Quite a lot of my leg and one of my many lens caps. Had quite a random day today; I'm gonna be kind to myself and put it down to purely the fact that I walk quickly. Could have been any number of things, but I'm going to be nice and say it was my legs and the such connected. Pigeons and squirrels, eh?
The General Cemetery was developed in 1836 as Nottingham's first modern Cemetery not connected to any particular place of worship. The Cemetery originally extended to 12 acres. The first phase comprised the main entrance from Canning Circus and a Chapel. The Cemetery was extended in 1856 when a further 4 acres were added. A second Lodge house on the Waverley Street side was built and a second Chapel for Dissenters was also built.
After the Second World War the private company that owned the Cemetery (The Nottingham General Cemetery Company Limited) tried to persuade the defunct Corporation of Nottingham to take over the Cemetery. The Company went into liquidation and the Cemetery reverted to the Crown. By 1955 the Cemetery had become dilapidated. In 1956 the General Cemetery was transferred to the defunct Corporation for 1 shilling.
By 1957 the Cemetery had been brought back into some order. Although this process involved demolishing the two chapels and the lower Lodge House.
Evento feito em parceria entre Connected Smart Cities, Demares e Consulado Britânico, contando com a participação do Lord Mayor da Cidade Financeira de Londres, Aldermann Alan Yarrow.
Foto por Helena Yoshioka
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