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There are some people that take getting their drivers license / picture renewed as seriously as children take getting their class portraits done at school .. new outfits, haircuts etc.
I can see the extent of it a times because who wants to go around with a picture looking like they sneezed? (Remember that episode of Living Single with Kyle and the license pic? lol)
Well hen the lady called my first name and said that it was done and she loved my pic we laughed and I said "Thank you!!"
I was in and out in 5 mins .. the key is to go to a place outside of the city .. like way out ... I went in Marietta which is not far from Vinings ..
*7 More days until I'm 32*
41st Div. Ammunition Column,
Royal Horse and Field Artillery, Indian Army
Lijssenthoek was the location for a number of "casualty clearing stations" during the Great War.
These were used to treat wounded soldiers brought by rail from the front line around Ieper/Ypres.
Close to the Front, but out of the extreme range of most German field artillery, it became a natural place to establish casualty clearing stations.
The railway line has now been converted to a main road leading from Poperinge to the French border at Callicanes.
The cemetery features a visitor centre and contains British, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, German, French, Chinese, Indian and US graves.
Sunday Driver was formed from a collaboration between Chandrika "Chandy" Nath and James "Josh" Clayton.
Band members include:
Chandrika Nath
James Clayton
Kat Arney
Amit Jogia
Richard Bullen
Simon Richardson
Scot Jowett
23 August, Abney Park played at Scala, King's Cross, supported by Professor Elemental and Sunday Driver.
Kyrgyz truck drivers at Irkeshtam Pass, the border crossing to China, in southern Kyrgyzstan.
For more info, check out my book, "The Horse That Leaps Through Clouds: A Tale of Espionage, the Silk Road and the Rise of Modern China" or visit Horsethatleaps.com.
Day la hinh Bo dang thi phan Road Rules. Cung co 20 cau trac nghiem va pass neu dat 15/20 cau correct tro len.
Caption: River drivers, using pike poles and peavies, breaking up wings on the banks of 2nd Lake Stream just above 1st Lake. St. Regis Paper Co. Machias River Log Drive. Washington County, Maine.
Date: May 13, 1948
Photographer: Prater, Leland J.
Local Call Number: FHS4910
Credit Line: Photo courtesy of the Forest History Society, Durham, NC
For information on photo use and more, see the Forest History Society Photograph Collection.
Durrington Cemetery, Wiltshire.
Name: Owen Feeney
Nationality: Australian
Enlisted: 03/11/1915, Melbourne, Victoria
Rank: Driver
Service No: 19845
Regiment/Service: Australian Field Artillery, 8th Bde.
Date of Death: 18/10/1916
Age: 21 (CWGC), 22 (service records)
Grave Reference: 114
Born at Rokeby, Victoria. Son of Daniel and Ellen Feeney. Occupation horse driver. Cause of death was cerebrospinal meningitis.
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Donald Driver catches a pass during the game between the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers won 17-9.
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Entspannen und fahren.
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Relax and drive.
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Olympus E-M5, Voigtländer Nokton 50mm/1.1
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ATLANTA MOTOR SPEEDWAY, Hampton, Georgia, August 30, 2014 – NASCAR OneMain Financial driver, Elliott Sadler, gathers his heroes around him prior to taking the first lap of the Great Clips 500 Saturday night at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. His heroes are Georgia Citizen Soldiers that are being given the VIP treatment for the 2014 NASCAR Troops to the Tracks military salute in partnership with the Armed Forces Foundation along with this year’s presenting sponsor Bank of America. The event to honor our troops began in 2010 and has expanded to cover 27 races for the Sprint Cup series. (Georgia National Guard photo by Army Staff Sgt. Tracy J. Smith | released)
Here we have signatures from bill and joey.
Bill (in black) wrote jake chicks dig big booms haha and signed it and joey (in blue) signed it.
I had a driver for two days who picked me up at the airport, drove me to Old Delhi, took me around the old city, drove me to Agra, spent the night, then drove me back to Delhi to see a few sights and then back to the airport. We spent a lot of time in the car together. ;)
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Taken at the Grimsby Motorshow held, as in previous years, at Humberston Maths and Computing College.
The driver of David Shepherd's 9F 92203 BLACK PRINCE is waiting for the hand signal so that he can move off and run round his train
North Norfolk Railway, Sheringham, Norfolk
British, probably early 18th century
The driver's coat was worn by Ordnance employees who accompanied the artillery drum carriage on campaign. The drum carriage personnel represented the Board of Ordnance's public face and they were dressed appropriately. Uniform coats could cost as much as £50 (nearly £4,000 today).
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