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HMS Gloucester, a Town Class light cruiser, was commissioned in January 1939. She served in the Indian Ocean and Mediterranean, earning the nickname "The Fighting G", taking part in escorting convoys to Malta. In May 1941 she was deployed to Crete, taking part in actions against German military transports. She was sent back into action with only 20% of her anti aircraft ammunition stocks and was sunk by Stuka JU-87 dive bombers. Of 805 men, only 85 survived. Contrary to RN practice, no ships were sent after dark to pick up survivors; those that were rescued were picked up by the Germans.
Arthur Lewis would have been killed in action in Operation Express, a convoy taking supplies to beleaguered Malta when on 11 January 1941, she was hit by a bomb from a Stuka, which did not explode.
The Celtic Cross is decorated with a chalice with the Host above it, and bunches of grapes. This represents the Holy Sacrament, as celebrated at Holy Communion.
Llanfoist, or Abergavenny New Cemetery, was laid out in 1894 and landscaped as a Victorian park or garden. There are more modern extensions. It incorporated a chapel in the Victorian Gothic style. A notable "resident" is Alexander Cordell, ne George Alexander Graber and a prolific author, probably best known for his book 'Rape of the Fair Country'.
Dar os devidos creditos, edição e fotografia: Arthur Cruz
Giving the appropriate credits, editing and photography: Arthur Cruz
© Mark Watson.
Taken with a make highspeed kit and a panasonic FZ50.
DONT TRY THIS AT HOME BECAUSE OF THE DANGEROUS MERCURY contained within the bulbs..
shot with a .22 airgun pellet.
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This picture was taken when i was drive home at the Penang Bridge, then i see the cloud extremely like an explode. I hope you'll be like it, what a wonderful mother nature :)
Yes I think to myself, what a wonderful world
by : Louis Armstrong
I had a fan request a tutorial for Jeremy Shafer's Exploding Envelope. I usually don't like teaching others' designs, but I had fun with this tutorial, especially at the end.
I was driving home yesterday when I saw this in the field. It had rained really badly, but there were some clouds left in the sky. The sun was shining really bright behind the clouds and it resulted in these awesome sun rays. I was like I HAVE to shoot this. Even my mom recognized the awesomeness of this shot so she drove back a bit so that I could take this shot. I must say that I had hoped for it to be a better shot, but in the end I still like it a lot :)
Actually it's an HDR from three exposure created using the auto exposure bracketing.