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"Hell is empty and all the devils are here."
- William Shakespeare
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Taken at the Newport Motorcycle Rally at Newport on the Levee, Newport, Kentucky.
This is an emblem I noticed on one of the bikes.
Haunted House for Adults Only Halloween, Bad Romance - Adult
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American aircrew of "Hell's Belle" pose in front of their B17F "Flying Fortress" of the 91st Bombardment Group, 8th Air Force. (RAF Bassingbourn, England, Oct 1943).
Hell's Belle was initially assigned to the 548th Bomb Squadron, 385th Bombardment Group and later transferred to the 401st Bomb Squadron of the 91st Bombardment Group. After 13 successful missions the original crew led by Lieutenant Jewett were reassigned to the another aircraft and a new crew led by Second Lieutenant Charles Guinn took over Hell’s Belle in October of 1943, flying a further 12 missions. During it's 25th mission on the 1st of December 1943, the bomber was attacked by five enemy Bf-109 fighters while bombing the industrial area of Solingen, Germany. With three of the four engines smoking, the pilot managed to safely crash land near Boich, Germany and the crew were soon captured after attempting to destroy the aircraft. The bomber was recovered by the Luftwaffe and used for spare parts.
Pilot, 1st Lt. Millard “Bill” H. Jewett Jr. (Discharged 1945)
Co-pilot, 2nd Lt. Julius “Andy” D.C. Anderson (KIA)**
Bombardier, 2nd Lt. James Edward Peacock (POW)**
Navigator, 2nd Lt. Joseph Charles Wellman (POW)**
Radio operator, T/Sgt. Warren Jesse Kiley (Discharged 1945)
Top gunner, S/Sgt. Winfield Basil Neal (Discharged 1945)
Waist gunner, S/Sgt. Elmer Weaver Jr. (Discharged 1945)
Waist gunner, Sgt. Steve P. Resko (Discharged 1945)
Ball gunner, Sgt. Joseph York (Discharged 1945)
Tail gunner, S/Sgt. Frederick H. Lenke Jr. (Discharged 1945)
** later transfer to other crew / aircraft.
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The Door to Hell is a natural gas field in Darvaza, Turkmenistan. The Door to Hell is noted for its natural gas fire which has been burning continuously since it was lit by Soviet petrochemical scientists in 1971. The fire is fed by the rich natural gas deposits in the area. The pungent smell of burning sulfur pervades the area for some distance.
Hell is a group of short, black, limestone formations located on Grand Cayman. It is in West Bay.
The area is about the size of half a football field.
Visitors are not permitted to walk on the limestone formations but a couple of viewing platforms are provided.
We visited 'Hell' in April 2018.
On a ridge overlooking the Patapsco River and adjacent to the Ilchester Paper Mill sits the ruins of St. Mary’s College. The former religious school, which opened in the 1890s, prepared hundreds of young men for the seminary until it was eventually moved to a nearby facility in the 1950s. The remaining structures were abandoned, and what little remains continues to be reclaimed by the forest.
Canon 400D, natural light+EX 580II
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Model: Evenstar
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Hell yeah! UT Longhorn football is back after a missing 2020 season (at least from the band and fan's perspective) and the Longhorn Hellraisers were on top form shouting on the team during their September 4th opening game against Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns at Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin.
(English follow) Cette image est inspirée de la chanson « Hell Nep Avenue » du chanteur compositeur français Francis Cabrel. Dans un quartier mal famé, peuplé de gens pauvres, on joue du blues pour exprimer sa tristesse, sa misère, sa solitude. Et on attend le bus d’où jamais ne descends la femme aimée et perdue. Mon petit chat exprime cette attente. Chose amusante, le titre « Hell Nep avenue » est un jeu de mots de Cabrel : « elle n’est pas venue » peut se prononcer à l’anglaise par Hell Nep Avenue .....
Il n’y a pas de ciel par dessus de la Hell Nep avenue....
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This image is inspired from the song "Hell Nep Avenue" of the French singer-songwriter Francis Cabrel. In a seedy part of a town, inhabited by poor people, people plays the Blues to express sadness, misery, loneliness. And the bluesman wait for the bus from which never get off the woman he loved and lost. My little cat expresses this expectation.
Funny thing, the title "Hell Nep Avenue" is a word game of Cabrel: " Elle n’est pas venue » (in french : She did not come)" can be pronounced the same way as Hell Nep Avenue with an english accent
There is no sky above Hell Nep Avenue....
When the days are cold
And the cards all fold
And the saints we see
Are all made of gold
When your dreams all fail
And the ones we hail
Are the worst of all
And the blood’s run stale
But with the beast inside
There’s nowhere we can hide
No matter what we breed
We still are made of greed
This is my kingdom come
When you feel my heat
Look into my eyes
It’s where my demons hide
Don’t get too close
It’s dark inside
It’s where my demons hide