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Walter Frank Spinks who died 18th July 1960 aged 78
For upwards ot 30 years chorister server & honorary sacristan of the church - Church of St Mary the Virgin, Docking Norfolk
Liverpool by night, View across the Salthouse dock..........,..Please note ALL pictures on this Photostream are Copyright Protected
This was an old dilapidated dock on the St. Johns River. It finally fell into the water, so I'm glad I was able to get this shot before that happened.
I had to use HDR to get any tonality out of the dock, but I was about as gentle as I could be with the effect to keep it somewhat realistic looking.
Construction wall at the Ferry dock TTC side of the Seven Seas Lagoon, when I returned in October I found that a water fountain had been added here and at the other space at the TTC that was walled off at the time at the base of the ramps to the monorail station, and here too.
Relaxing by Lac à la Truite in the Laurentians, Quebec.
>>It's been a while. I hope to start posting photos regularly again.
Cropped this one too. (auto contrast/color)
This was my 1st picture on my Digital Camara. I've always loved this dock...
Late 14c / early 15c font - the bowl panels appear to show seated under canopies, liturgically vested figures of priests, deacons, bishops and doctors of the church. Underneath are praying angels, evangelist symbols and leaf decoration.
On the stem under carved canopies are mainly female saints - St Catherine with her wheel and sword, St Apollonia with her pincers, and, curiously, 3 seated figures holding babies. Possibly BVM & Christ Child, St Anne holding the infant Virgin & St Elizabeth with the infant John the Baptist. The corners have the remains of crouching lions (?) sadly their heads have been hacked off. - Church of St Mary the Virgin, Docking Norfolk
Yet more photographs of clarence dock in leeds. I love living here and its just too hard not to take pictures of it.
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St. Michaels, MD offers wonderful amenities and one-of-a-kind experiences docking at its members-only marina. Day and overnight docking available for CBMM members along the Miles River and St. Michaels Harbor. Learn more at cbmm.org.
The recently refurbished dock road at Daylesford. The buffer stop has also been replaced.
9th June 2023.
Built in 1944, HMS Cavalier served in the Arctic, Western Approaches and British Pacific Fleet before finally paying off at Chatham in 1972. Today she is preserved as The National Destroyer Memorial commemorating the 11,000 lives and 142 Royal Navy Destroyers lost during the Second World War.
One of 96 war emergency destroyers HMS Cavalier currently resides in No.2 Dry Dock on the site of the Old Single Dock, where the Royal Navy’s most famous Chatham built ship HMS Victory was constructed. A fitting location for a vessel once known as ‘the fastest ship in the fleet’.