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BR Large Loco Class 47, No 47440 heads 08.53hrs Liverpool Lime St to London Euston 'diversion'. Passing the site of the old Lea Green Station. Another location has change dramatically along with the St Helens Expressway road bridge now crosses the line near to the white concrete fence in the background. Beyond that just make out the 77 steps footbridge at Rainhill. 28th May 1989.
Copyright: 8A Rail Collection (D.1429)
I got this as a gift, years ago! Her feet always made me giggle. Fred Flintstone feet. She has two styles: flip flops and boots.
Doll: Cali Girl Lea 2003/4(?)
Outfit: 2016 fashion single
Furniture: 80s Mattel w/cushions by Amber
Passing the site of the old Lea Green Station, Large Logo Class 47, No 47488 'Rail Riders' heads 09.00hrs Liverpool Lime Street to Newcastle Trans Pennine. The station had stagged platforms with the down platform being on the other side of the rebuilt bridge. The Up platform was to the right and the sign acknowledges the site of the Rainhill locomotive trials in 1829. 2nd July 1989.
Copyright: 8A Rail Collection (D.1510)
Seen at the Redbourn Classics Motor Show in Redbourn, Hertfordshire on 04 September 2021.
A 1950 Lea-Francis 14/70.
First registered in August 1950.
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Desapego fofo que veio da Betinha. Gostei muito, uma gracinha. Nunca tinha usado nada da marca mesmo porque aqui na arraiár não tem xP
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Christ Church, (Lea) Holloway Derbyshire
The foundation stone was laid on 2nd November 1901 by Victor Cavendish, MP for West Derbyshire in the presence of the Bishop of Derby
It was dedicated on 21st February 1903 by the Rt. Revd. George Ridding, Bishop of Southwell
Built in Gothic style under the direction of architect Percy Heylyn Currey who added the two stage tower in 1911 in memory of William Walker of Holloway (dedicated 11th November 1911)
Of an Irregular plan with the tower crossing towards the east end, entrance porch to south wall at west end, and lean-to vestry towards the centre of the south wall. Shallow transept on north wall for organ, and chancel. . Currey also designed the pulpit, lectern and chancel credence table
Florence Nightingale lived nearby at Lea Hurst.
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L’angoscia è, come abbiamo imparato, un particolare stato di dispiacere che si verifica come risposta al pericolo di una perdita; ma è anche vero che laddove il desiderio di un qualcosa subisce una rimozione, la sua libido si trasforma in angoscia (connessa all’attesa). Essa, dunque, sottrae l’uomo alla sicurezza di sé, al suo con-essere con gli altri in una dimensione di falsa speranza. Gli istinti repressi sono i pericoli che minacciano l’uomo civile. Occorre demolire le convenzioni di decenza da cui dipende la grande menzogna, lacerare lo schermo posticcio che separa il pubblico dal privato. Ogni latrina è salotto, ogni salotto è latrina. La distinzione tra sublime e volgare non ha senso. Siamo nascosti sotto il nostro contrario.
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