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Action from a Tetley's Challenge Cup first round tie in Castleford between hosts Lock Lane (light blue strip) and neighbours Normanton Knights. The visitors edged a tense battle 15-14 thanks to a stoppage time drop goal. In this view, a Normanton player is held up driving out of his 22. Knights, of the Kingstone Press National Conference League's First Division, sprang a surprise against top-flight Lane as 44 selected amateur clubs set out on the Road to Wembley. Controversially, clubs still playing a winter season were not invited by the RFL to take part in its flagship knockout competition. This tie attracted a crowd of about 500.
Enfield Lock station is in London Fare Zone 6 and is served by Greater Anglia trains. The building behind may have been an old station house.
Lock and Dam #15 on the Mississippi River in Rock Island, IL. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers interpretive park ranger in 1993.
So here's the story... I'm a nighthawk... One night I was up until around 2 AM. As I was brought my dirty dishes to the kitchen before heading to bed, I heard some noise outside and discovered that there was a guy trying to wrestle my barbeque off the back step. Heh... The window was open so I yelled at him and he took off. So I chained it up with a bike lock until I could get to the hardware store for something better...
But the real reason I took the pic: Everyone else has a lock pic but me. At least mine has a story! :)
this is the gate that lets the water in and out of the waterway, keeping the water levels stable. to the right is the boat lock with the lookout and the lock control room above the seaward lock gate, from this look out is where I get my "looking across the creek toward the city" from - this shot is taken from the footbridge that opens up when the lock does
Scavenger Challenge - 23, 24, 25. The Education Center topic for this month emphasizes VISUAL LINE (not physical lines). In order to understand this term as it relates to photography, please read the instructive material and create three shots showing a strong vertical line, a strong horizonal line and a strong diagonal line. BE ADVISED! "Line" does not refer to a stripe on the pavement or a zebra's coat! This assignment specifically refers to the visual line of an image! Read the Education Center topic for more details.
74-365. Monday, 15 March 2010.
A padlock on the railing of a pedestrian bridge over the Tammerkoski rapids.
I guess it's a lock of love. We haven't had this tradition in Finland before, but these locks have been seen on tv just recently.
"Locks of love are the padlocks fixed by loving couples, on to a fence or a pole or metallic chain/string alongside some wall etc at a public place, to symbolize their eternal love. A couple would hang a padlock after inscribing their name or initials on it and throw the key away so that their love is locked forever." - Locks of love around the world
The unusual diamond-shaped Shipton Weir Lock on the Oxford Canal. The drop of the lock is very slight and the theory is that the lock is wide so it discharges a comparable amount of water to the other deeper locks on the canal. Aynho Weir lock is similar.
Above Shipton Weir Lock the Oxford Canal uses the course of the River Cherwell for about a mile before splitting off once more.
21st July 2013.
SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - FEBRUARY 23: Coach Salah "Salah" Barakat of Team Vitality waves to the audience after victory against Global Esports at the VALORANT Champions Tour 2023: LOCK//IN Groups Stage on February 23, 2023 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Colin Young-Wolff/Riot Games)
The B10 Red Springs pocketknife by William Henry, featuring a hand carved sterling silver frame inlaid with Ironwood. Sapphires on the button lock and thumb stud.
More details at www.williamhenry.com
San Antonio, TX
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The Slaymaker lock company operated from 1888 to 1986. Obviously, "rustless" is a bit of an overstatement.
I revisited this derelict farmhouse in Linden, VA in November 2014. It's obviously been abandoned for a number of decades. It was wired for electricity, but had no plumbing of any kind. There was also no kitchen or bathroom anywhere in the house.
Rõ ràng có cái gì đó không bình thường trong cái làng xám màu này, nó toát ra từ các lò gốm nhỏ lô xô với những mảnh gốm vụn dẫn tới khuôn cửa mờ tối tuyệt vọng. Trên bức tường gạch dài đột ngột trổ những ô cửa nhỏ ẩn giấu đằng sau sự quan sát lạnh lùng. Bát Tràng
The changing rooms at the Badanstalt (one of the swimming pools in Luxembourg City) have two doors (one in to the room and one out to the lockers). How can you lock both of these doors at once so that you wouldn't forget one door?
Well, the system is quite simple: Don't have the lock in the door knob, but near the bench and have it as a two levers (one near each door) that are connected to each other below the bench. As with regular locks, you see "red" from the outside when somebody flipped the lever.
Couples put a lock on a long iron chain.. with a prayer that their relation is locked for ever...
Even saw something similar in Paris as well..
Last week I had to use the restroom at Wal-Mart and discovered an intriguing Sharpie marker argument over God's realness and Chuck Norris' realness on the inside door of the tampon case machine in the bathroom. The great Pete Foley suggested I go back and scrawl "Clapton is God" over all of it, which I thought was just a dandy idea, however when I went back two days later I was dismayed to find the tampon door closed and locked, but put the sign up anyway. :D