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Architects: Geraldine Walder, DSP Architecture, Feb 2011. Beautiful contemporary extension to terraced house in Colebrook Row. London Borough of Islington.
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Peckett 0-4-0 saddle tank (W/No.2158 built in 1955) is on temporary loan to the N.C.B. from the adjacent Albright & Wilson chemicals plant at Kells (the chimney on the left of the Ladysmith Washery belongs to the factory). On a bitterly cold 14th March 1969 it is photographed trundling down the grade on the 'Croft Extension' with empty internal wagons for Haig Colliery. Croft Colliery was originally located to the left, giving the name to this line perched high on the cliff top overlooking St. Bees Head and the Irish Sea.
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My own poor man's version of an Xtra cycle type bike frame extension. For the full article of this build and more bike tips, check out my blog at howtofixbikes.ca
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Gerry :)
Ruby Beach Trail, Olympic National Park
Ruby Beach’s broad landscape made our views stretched and extended, and the coastline extraordinarily slender and graceful. I was amazed by the thousands of faces of ocean, who never ceased to move, and never gets tired of creating beauty.
February 2008 sees the work well underway to provide Milton Keynes Centra with extra platforms as Desiro 350 123 heads for London
Fuji Macro Extension Tubes MCEX-11
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This 25’ extension cord on an encased reel with built-in cicuit breaker has been about the most useful and reliable Christmas gifts I’ve ever received. I believe I received it in December, 1983 and it has been handily accessible in every place I’ve lived during that period. It was a Christmas gift from my late friend Tom who passed during February of this year, 2024. So now I will remember my best friend with something that symbolizes that long standing reliability. So thank you, Tom.
The case states that it was made in Canada.
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I recently had the fantastic opportunity to photograph a fantastic piece of history right in the middle of Stoke on Trent.
Sometimes known as the 'Savoy of the Midlands' the Leopard Inn in Burslem certainly holds a lot of hidden secrets. The Leopard Inn is one of Stoke-on-Trent's hidden gems. A listed building in Burslem, it is steeped in history and the discovery of tunnels and 58 bedrooms that have been left exactly as they were when they were sealed between the 1930's and 1950's has brought it centre-stage again.
The Leopard Inn dates from the early 1700's. Initially a coaching house and Inn, there has been a working pub on this site for 300 years or more. In 1878 a three storey extension including 57 rooms were built. The ambition was to create in Burslem 'The Savoy of the North'. The rooms to the front of the Leopard are today in use as a pub and restaurant, and to the rear the hotel lies abandoned and purportedly haunted.
The Leopard Inn, on Market Place, has become internationally well-known following its appearance on Most Haunted in 2007.
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Yesterday, I built my dollhouse. Maybe tomorrow, I will put the primer and certainly glue the wallpaper on :)
This industrialised kitchen extension blends brilliantly with the period feel of it's listed host building; complimenting the brick work whilst remaining unafraid to claim an identity of it's own through the use of masculine grey powder coasted aluminium and a stainless steel kitchen design. The lean-to design of this structure works well; encapsulating the views of nature both across the garden space as well as from above as the canopy of trees shades the roof from extra heat.
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Playing about with extension tubes to take macro photos on my 85mm f1.2 lens! They did a pretty good job for £20!
Scrambled to get the shot for today... took some more dew shots in the morning, but wasn't "feeling" it... just couldn't capture what I had envisioned. So, thought of taking advantage of the fast moving clouds in the afternoon.. finding a location was the hard part.
Not entirely happy with the exposure, but, still learning this art of long exposures..
A lean to extension like the one pictured above has many uses and can help improve the quality of light and life in any home. With Apropos you lean-to will be specifically designed around you and your home thanks to our bespoke, tailored, service. We treat you like the individual you are not only helping you decide what structure best suits your host property but also modelling our designs around how you, and your family, will use your finished Apropos product.
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South extension of Clamber Up seen from the garden terrace.
This is my in-laws' family house at Spanish Point, Pembroke Parish, Bermuda.
This structure supports a room extension to the original house, and is built on stilts because of the steep slope of the hillside. It was cantilevered over the drive so that the room itself (out of view) could be on the same floor as the rest of main living space of the house. Although the house has a garage, this area is always used as a car port and sometimes as a patio area. The main living room is in this extension. (The wide angle of my lens setting has 'stretched' the extension.) The view looks NW.
This part of the garden is a narrow terrace, and just a small part of the whole garden. The garden continues up (to the R) and down (to the L) in a series of terraces.
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If you live in London, or any crowded city, and would like to extend your home Apropos bespoke nature may be perfect for you. Often with inner-city properties planning laws are stricter and space tighter however at Apropos we design individual, tailor-made structures to fit both you, your space and your life style. We also handle all planning details and will apply on your behalf, as lets face it, if you're living in London more stress is the last thing you need!
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This dining extension attached to the original kitchen of a London terrace house creates added space in the home whilst the remainder of the owners outside space can still be utilised well as a patio. This also allows dinner times to spill out into the garden during nice weather and makes for a great area in which to socialise with friends and family alike.
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This modern kitchen extension by Apropos incorporates three sets of folding sliding doors with a lean- to effect generating panoramic garden views and a lighter, airy kitchen space. With it's clean lines and a minimalist interior the extension is a relaxing and well used area of the home.
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