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A DRS Daventry to Tilbury container train passing through Leighton Buzzard (4L48)
Class 88 bi-mode locomotive 88003
Every year, the United Nations Women's Guild in Geneva, in collaboration with the Permanent Missions accredited to the United Nations, the Geneva government authorities and business community organizes an International Bazaar and Lottery to raise funds for disadvantaged children around the world.
U.S. Mission Geneva / Eric Bridiers
every time i go to the allotment i take my camera and 500mm lens in the hope of capturing a Magpie, today it happened, hooray...
My items all have a sticker like this one attached to them. I've always wondered why? Is it to help keep purchases together? Just a silly question! XD
Every time I die @ Far i hatten, in Malmö, Sweden.
Extra info: After the cancelation of the Stockholm show three of the four bands decided to do a free show in Malmö instead. The place ended up being Fat i hatten which is normally a place where old people come to dance and it was in the middle of an amusement park filled with families and children. It couldn't be a more unfitting but PERFECT setting for this.
Every morning around 6am the monks from Hsipaw make their food round through the village - Hsipaw, Shan State, Myanmar
This is my son, Liam.. We had a wonderful day at the beach and as the sun was setting we decided to bury him in the sand...Trust me, he had more fun than his face lets on!
Every cornfield needs a scarecrow, especially during this time of the year. Scarecrow added via Photoshop.
Every year 50 or so tuba players get together to play Christmas songs in the square for the public. Market Square, Victoria, B.C. Canada
Every thursday I take a ten minute walk from the train station to the office. And every thursday I pick a bunch of wild flowers.
I get some interesting conversations with my collegues these days. They can't get over how many different flowers I find each week that they completely seem to have overlooked.
Elke donderdag pluk ik een boeketje veldbloemen als ik van het treinstation in Presikhaaf naar mijn kantoor op de Hogeschool loop. Mijn collega's beginnen er al naar uit te kijken en staan steeds weer verbaasd dat er blijkbaar zovéél verschillende bloemen groeien langs de berm die zij elke keer weer over het hoofd zien.
Every now and then I keep going back to my Dream photo's. I can't help it...we had such a great day at its opening; the weather was gorgeous and it is such an amazing piece of art, (not to everyone's taste...but it is to mine).
Jaume Plensa's 'Dream' on the site of the former Sutton Manor Colliery, near St. Helens, Merseyside, UK.
B i g g e r on black?
31 March, 2009.
My D r e a m set.
Every December 24, our extended family used to gather in Boston's Parker House for dinner. The restaurant's senior staff have the day off, so on that day, the place is run exclusively by immigrants. And every year, just as everyone takes their seat, I pose a question in a voice loud enough to be overheard by many: "Does anyone know the name of the famous Vietnamese who worked in in this kitchen in 1913?"
Diners at adjoining tables invaribly draw a complete blank. But the immigrant waiters and waitresses know immediately that I am referring to one of their own: Ho Chi Minh. They love it.
During his travels around the world, Ho Chi Minh mastered several languages: French, English, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Thai. And he could get by in German as well.
When WW II erupted, Ho Chi Minh led the Vietnamese resistance against Japanese invaders and the Vichy French. He was assisted clandestinely by the U.S. Office of Strategic Services.
As a young man, Ho Chi Minh admired the United States, and in particular, the nation's professed ideals of liberty and democracy. His favorite author was Thomas Jefferson.
Unfortunately, the zealots who formulated American foreign policy during the 1950's failed to recognize that Ho Chi Minh would have made a natural ally in their Cold War struggle against China. The Chinese had dominated Vietnam for close to 1,000 years. There was no love lost there.
Instead, the U.S. government financed the French in their doomed efforts to re-colonize Vietnam. Ho Chi Minh led the campaign to drive the French out of Vietnam. He succeeded.
Washington's best & brightest of the 1960's were barely more astute than their predecessors of the 1950's. They too failed to recognize a willing ally, and instead propped up a series of corrupt, cruel, and incompetent puppet regimes in Saigon. The Vietnamese people saw U.S. foreign policy for what it was, just another attempt by a foreign power to control Vietnam.
The eventual outcome of Ho Chi Minh's struggle for independence was as self-evident as that of the American colonists two hundred years earlier. As Thomas Jefferson pointed out, the mightiest army in the world is no match for the power of an idea.
Every Little Wedding Things...
My Wedding Stuff Style...
Category: Wedding Day Photography
Photo by: Kevin Au
Kevination Production | Wedding Day Photograhy
Every time you state what you want or believe, you’re the first to hear it. It’s a message to both you and others about what you think is possible. Don’t put a ceiling on yourself.” - Oprah Winfrey -
Every time I travel away from Japan I have a ritualistic pit stop at the airport sushi place. Knowing I won't get decent sushi for a good while this is the ideal place to charge up. Here some of my favorites, 海胆 (sea urchin), 鮃 (halibut) and 中トロ (fatty tuna).
Every time we visit the Yorkshire Sculpture Park we wonder why we don't visit more often - it's only about 10-15 minutes drive from where we live, and we always love to have a wonder around.
The site is just off the M1 motorway at Bretton, near Wakefield, and (used to?) be owned by Leeds University but now properly in the hands of the Sculpture Park, and showcases are wide variety of sculpture, mostly in the open air dotted around the country park.
Every year we welcome talented students from around the world thanks to the support of individual donors and international scholarship programmes.
As a matter of fact, every now and again you would get a visit by the US Coast Guard when you were fishing in US waters. They are looking for foreign vessels fishing illegally. When this Coast Guard C-130 flew by, we were just north of the equator by Howard and Baker Islands, in US waters. Soon after this, the fishing fleet was visited by a Coast Guard cutter. We left before they could board us. Not that we were illegal, we were just done with the area.
Out with my photographic club last Monday evening, and in somewhat sombre mood, going by my photos. Venue St Bartholomew's Church, Tardebigge - a long time favourite. Just a 50mm lens on the camera , so no crepuscular rays and concentrate on the relatively close. Some of the founding fathers of the needle industry Redditch was once famous for are buried in this churchyard - such as William Smallwood.
Every inclusion... brings together aspects of three private, independent collections in order to open a dialogue and critique around the act of collecting and to publicly share the works they have come to hold.
Every time the Blue Angels come to Rochester I seem to be busy that weekend but I always at least sneak out of work early to park at the airport and catch Friday practice. I always park in the same place and and every year I end up with this shot.
Every year, the Oswego Heritage Council proudly presents the Annual Collector Car & Classic Boat Show. What started out as a handful of local classic cars on display in Millennium Plaza has expanded to a huge show with cars and boats from all over the area. The show now draws thousands of people over two days and has expanded from one park to three Lake Oswego venues, with free shuttles provided between the venues.