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Monument to the Conquerors of Space with statue of Soviet rocket pioneer Konstantin Tsiolkovsky (1857–1935)
Hall of Fame inductee Vernon Gray with members of the First Tee Program at the 12th annual Celebration of Sports Banquet on October 21, 2014 at Turf Valley Resort.
First SY B9 Gemini 37477 YN08NLT passes through Walkley empty between duties on service 30 and service 75 (it has some time to run between emptying out at the Hallamshire Hospital and picking up trade again at High Green)
Healesville Sanctuary November 15th,1962. Photographing the photographer...
Unusual in those days to see so many cameras in one photo. Four in, photographed by the fifth.
Wouldn't we both like to still have those little cameras. (Agfa Isola 1, produced 1959-1963) Thrown out with much else, not by us!
First Berkshire Dennis Trident LR02LXG passing Bracknell Station, this vehicle branded for route 190 Reading to Bracknell.
The first doner that D ate in Istanbul. This is at Eminonu, and in the background is Yeni Camii
Doner kebaps are typical of Turkey, with the meat cooked on askewer and peeled off to be put into bread like so.
We had hobags (house of bagels) for breakfast then went to this Vegetarian House restaurant for dinner after class/work and then to Palo Alto. I think it was Palo Alto.
比起幼稚園的難捨難分,現在卻是怕丟臉急著要我們離開。小朋友長大了,也漸漸獨立,我們只希望能參與到她生命中的每一個重要時刻。只是以往是她牽著我們的手跟隨著每一步,現在卻有感覺是我們要緊跟著她,深怕她離我們越來越遠。這一天比想像中來的早啊!
The Hall of Presidents and First Ladies features the area’s only complete wax collection of American Presidents and their first ladies, as well as a beautiful gift shop. The Hall of Presidents is located across the street from the Gettysburg Tour Center and next to the main entrance of the National Cemetery.
It is incredible to be able to see what our Presidents really looked like and to hear the words attributed to them as if the words came from the very lips of the figures themselves. Our wax museum of the nation’s former executives is complete with beautiful background murals showing the development of America, which are the work of Charles Morganthaler. Morganthaler is one of our country’s truly great contemporary artists and his art can also be seen on the Cylclorama, painted in the early 1960’s prior to its move from the 1913 building across the street, to the Mission 1966 Building on the battlefield.
Here is an esteemed museum, masterfully etched in wax, that personifies our nation’s past presidential figures. See our Commanders in Chief themselves telling their own stories in words and stirring music in this single collection. The men who symbolized our nation, in whose hands our forbearers entrusted their welfare, in their own words and speaking from their own lips tell:
“The Story of Your Land.” This is your heritage…The Story of the Presidents…as they might have told it… The Story of America.