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My first roll of film camera. Taken with a Olympus XA-2 + Kodak Max 400, thanks to Potatoe for loaning it for me.
Fixed Levels @ CS2.
We got 4 houses down the street, and she was NOT happy. She let me know. Not liking this "walk" thing. That's okay, I told her. I'm not strong enough for too much of it right now anyway. We'll try again another day.
My first Crazy Quilt block. Lots of lessons learned here! Still have more areas to work on it, though.
The Delaware National Guard held the first Joint Enlisted Recognition Banquet on Sunday, 8 September 2019 at the Deerfield Golf and Tennis Club in Newark, DE.
Our Key Note Speaker will be CSM John Sampa, Command Sergeant Major for the Army National Guard.
(U.S. Army National Guard photos by Spc. Vincent Perry/Released)
Both Sinead and Grace's Daddies started school together also, In the same classroom about thirty years ago, and were best friends and best-man at eachother's wedding.
TransPennine Express Class 185 'Desiro' DMU 185133 awaits departure from Durham working 1E75, the 16:43 Leeds to Newcastle.
The first Presbyterians in the Winchester area were concentrated at Kernstown where the Opequon Church was organized in 1736 by the Revs. Samuel Gelston and James Anderson, dispatched to the valley by the Donegal Presbyterian in Pennsylvania. As Winchester grew in the latter-18th century, a separate congregation began worshiping in the city. In 1788, this congregation built a stone meeting house which still stands today. The original congregation divided to form Kent Street Church in 1826 and the Loudon Street Church in 1841. The latter erected the first phase of the present sanctuary in 1841 which was later rebuilt in 1883. The two congregations merged in 1900, taking the name "First Presbyterian Church" and occupying the former Loudon Street Church building.
First Presbyterian Church is a brick structure designed in Gothic Revival style with a central bell tower and spire. The front facade is decorated with ornamental stone and cast metal elements. The interior of the church is an impressive work of Beaux-Arts style. The chancel is dominated by a triumphal Roman arch, richly carved with floral motifs and coffers and elaborate Corinthian columns. These details are also employed throughout the nave of the church. Louvered vents and grates in the ceiling over the chancel conceal the church's pipe organ.