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Summit Flags for the Tour de France 2014 on Holme Moss – designed and created by Wendy Meadley and Helen Davies with Cowlersley Community Out of School Club, Friend to Friend Holmfirth, Gomersal Primary School, Meltham CE Primary School and members of the public at Greenhead Park open workshop. Photos by Roz Garthwaite.
Summit Flags for the Tour de France 2014 on Holme Moss – designed and created by Wendy Meadley and Helen Davies with Cowlersley Community Out of School Club, Friend to Friend Holmfirth, Gomersal Primary School, Meltham CE Primary School and members of the public at Greenhead Park open workshop. Photos by Roz Garthwaite.
Summit Flags for the Tour de France 2014 on Holme Moss – designed and created by Wendy Meadley and Helen Davies with Cowlersley Community Out of School Club, Friend to Friend Holmfirth, Gomersal Primary School, Meltham CE Primary School and members of the public at Greenhead Park open workshop. Photos by Roz Garthwaite.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
La Grande Familie of willow cyclists was designed and created by Carole Beavis with local schoolchildren, community groups and members of the public at Spirit 2014. The sculptures were part of the Hypervelocity festival, celebrating the Yorkshire Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014. They were displayed in St. Peter's gardens in Huddersfield. Photo by Gillian Donohoe.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French Street theatre group Le Phun; La Vengeance des Semis (Revenge of the Seedlings) was complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. This is part of Hypervelocity; the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Heather Magner, Northern Exposure.
Summit Flags for the Tour de France 2014 on Holme Moss – designed and created by Wendy Meadley and Helen Davies with Cowlersley Community Out of School Club, Friend to Friend Holmfirth, Gomersal Primary School, Meltham CE Primary School and members of the public at Greenhead Park open workshop. Photos by Roz Garthwaite.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
La Grande Familie of willow cyclists was designed and created by Carole Beavis with local schoolchildren, community groups and members of the public at Spirit 2014. The sculptures were part of the Hypervelocity festival, celebrating the Yorkshire Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014. They were displayed in St. Peter's gardens in Huddersfield. Photo by Gillian Donohoe.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
As part of the Hypervelocity Festival to celebrate the Yorkshire Grand Depart we lit up Victoria Tower on Castle Hill from Wednesday 2nd to Friday 4th July 2014. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French Street theatre group Le Phun; La Vengeance des Semis (Revenge of the Seedlings) was complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. This is part of Hypervelocity; the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Heather Magner, Northern Exposure.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French Street theatre group Le Phun; La Vengeance des Semis (Revenge of the Seedlings) was complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. This is part of Hypervelocity; the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Heather Magner, Northern Exposure.
170118-N-AT895-755 DAHLGREN, Va. (Jan. 18, 2017) Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. John Richardson visits Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD). During his visit, CNO held and all-hands call, and toured various labs and workspaces including electromagnetic launchers, hypervelocity projectiles, and directed energy weapons. NSWCDD’s provides research, development, test and evaluation, analysis, systems engineering, integration and certification of complex naval warfare systems. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Nathan Laird/Released)
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
La Grande Familie in St. Peter's gardens, Huddersfield. This family of willow cyclists was designed and created by Carole Beavis with local schoolchildren, community groups and members of the public at Spirit 2014. The sculptures were part of the Hypervelocity festival, celebrating the Yorkshire Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014. Photo by Diane Sims.
La Grande Familie of willow cyclists was designed and created by Carole Beavis with local schoolchildren, community groups and members of the public at Spirit 2014. The sculptures were part of the Hypervelocity festival, celebrating the Yorkshire Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014. They were displayed in St. Peter's gardens in Huddersfield. Photo by Gillian Donohoe.
La Grande Familie of willow cyclists was designed and created by Carole Beavis with local schoolchildren, community groups and members of the public at Spirit 2014. The sculptures were part of the Hypervelocity festival, celebrating the Yorkshire Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014. They were displayed in St. Peter's gardens in Huddersfield. Photo by Gillian Donohoe.
Summit Flags for the Tour de France 2014 on Holme Moss – designed and created by Wendy Meadley and Helen Davies with Cowlersley Community Out of School Club, Friend to Friend Holmfirth, Gomersal Primary School, Meltham CE Primary School and members of the public at Greenhead Park open workshop. Photos by Roz Garthwaite.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French Street theatre group Le Phun; La Vengeance des Semis (Revenge of the Seedlings) was complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. This is part of Hypervelocity; the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Heather Magner, Northern Exposure.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
La Grande Familie in St. Peter's gardens, Huddersfield. This family of willow cyclists was designed and created by Carole Beavis with local schoolchildren, community groups and members of the public at Spirit 2014. The sculptures were part of the Hypervelocity festival, celebrating the Yorkshire Grand Depart of the Tour de France 2014. Photo by Diane Sims.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
A view inside the Nike krypton fluoride laser's hypervelocity chamber at the Naval
Research Laboratory in Washington D.C. on December 10th, 2024. Inside the chamber,
a UV-laser hits a piece of aluminum foil, turning it into a tiny projectile that will crash into
a detector around 22,000 miles per hour.
Photo Credit: Jeremy Little, Michigan Engineering
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French Street theatre group Le Phun; La Vengeance des Semis (Revenge of the Seedlings) was complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. This is part of Hypervelocity; the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Heather Magner, Northern Exposure.
170118-N-AT895-106 DAHLGREN, Va. (Jan. 18, 2017) Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. John Richardson visits Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD). During his visit, CNO held and all-hands call, and toured various labs and workspaces including electromagnetic launchers, hypervelocity projectiles, and directed energy weapons. NSWCDD’s provides research, development, test and evaluation, analysis, systems engineering, integration and certification of complex naval warfare systems. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Nathan Laird/Released)
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
170118-N-AT895-112 DAHLGREN, Va. (Jan. 18, 2017) Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) Adm. John Richardson visits Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren Division (NSWCDD). During his visit, CNO held and all-hands call, and toured various labs and workspaces including electromagnetic launchers, hypervelocity projectiles, and directed energy weapons. NSWCDD’s provides research, development, test and evaluation, analysis, systems engineering, integration and certification of complex naval warfare systems. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Nathan Laird/Released)
About Lonar Crater
Lonar has been formed naturally due to a hypervelocity meteorite impact and it ranks third in largest salt water lake in the world. It is a huge and naturally formed salt lake. It was discovered by a British officer J.E. Alexander in 1823.
The Lonar crater is only one of it's kind in the word that has been formed from Basaltic rock. The crater of the lake is 7 times saltier than the sea water. Lonar lake is situated in Buldana district on the border of Lonar village 90 kms away from Buldana city. The meteorite which formed the lake hit the earth 50,000 years back forming the lake 150 metres deep with 1.8 kms in diameter.
Lonar crater has almost perfectly circular shape with a circumference of 6 kms at the top and 4 kms at the base of the lake. According to mythology, Lonar acquired it's name from lonasura, a demon who was killed by lord Vishnu. On the way to the base of the crater is Daitya sudan temple, which represents the richness of Hoysala style.
The nearest airport is Aurangabad(141 Kms) and the nearest railway station is Malkapur (135Kms).
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
St George's Square outside Huddersfield railway station was transformed overnight into a French rural idyll by French street theatre group Le Phun; complete with animals; fruit and vegetables being tended by 23 French farmers. Hypervelocity is part of the finale of the Yorkshire Festival; the 100 day art and culture programme celebrating the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in the region. Photo by Tim Smith.
On the morning of 2nd July 2014, commuters in Huddersfield were treated to the surprising sight of a French rural idyll outside the main train station. Complete with animals, flowers, fruit and vegetable plots, the farm was tended by two teams of 13 French farmers working around the clock.
Created by French company Le Phun for Hypervelocity, Yorkshire Festival 2014.
Photographs taken for Yorkshire Festival - do not use without necessary permissions, thank you.
Summit Flags for the Tour de France 2014 on Holme Moss – designed and created by Wendy Meadley and Helen Davies with Cowlersley Community Out of School Club, Friend to Friend Holmfirth, Gomersal Primary School, Meltham CE Primary School and members of the public at Greenhead Park open workshop. Photos by Roz Garthwaite.