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Children's tricycle locked to a pole on Capitol Hill, Washington, DC
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Blogged by The Hill is Home ("Hill’s Eye View: Bike to School Day Coming Up May 8th" by Kate McFadden - May 1, 2013) at www.thehillishome.com/2013/05/hills-eye-view-bike-to-scho...
Blogged by Greater Greater Washington ("Family Biking Matters: Locking it up" by Sava Tshontikidis - October 7, 2024) at ggwash.org/view/97190/family-biking-matters-locking-it-up
Locked Signs logo created by design and btl agency Paparaci.
Šokių grupės "Locked Signs" logotipas sukurtas dizaino ir netradicinės reklamos agentūros Paparaci.
Llanthony Lock - was built in 1871, to allow boats passing up and down the River Severn avoid the new weir just south of here. The weir was constructed to ensure a minimum depth of six feet in the river above Gloucester. The lock was closed in 1924 due to the walls moving.
This is the footbridge over the River Severn, allowing access to the Lock House.
The area is being restored by the Hereford & Gloucester Canal Trust, and currently the only public access is the footpath through the lock itself!
© Mike Broome. Please contact thro Flickr if you want to use this photo.
I chose this image for space because the lock (the main focal point) is surrounded by a blurred background, which adds space.
Im steady tryna find a motive,
Why do what i do?,
Freedom aint gettin no closer,
No matter how far i go,
My car is stolen, no registration,
Cops patrolin, and now they done stop me,
And i get locked up,
They won't let me out, they won't let me out, (im locked up)
Model: Ghadaffi Rock
Restored lock minus the gate at Needham lakes. Unfortunately there are now no lock gates left on the Gipping.
This is the lower gate at the Melton Hill Lock on the Clinch River at Lenoir City, Tenn., Oct. 20, 2010. The lock is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. (USACE photo by Lee Roberts)
Quelques photos illustrant une sortie rando du coté de Hordain, entre bassin rond, Escaut et Sensée.
Ecluse de Pont Malin (Pont Malin est un hameau rattaché à la ville de Bouchain)
Architecture classique des écluses de la région, voir www.flickr.com/photos/bwb59/11240255724/in/photolist-i8gf...
Photographie Wagret Bruno - Droits réservés
During the bike trip on our way back, the same place as on the previous picture, but now taken from the other side. The lighting conditions were far from perfect, but surely a place with a lot of photo promise.
Lock 65 and the overspill on the Trent & Mersey Canal in Wheelock. I walked across the Lock to check out the reeds in the overspill for Dragonflies.
Le Pont des Arts, Paris
more than 1,600 different sized and shaped “love locks” cling to its railings
Lock on a rail switch near the Verde Canyon Railroad. It just looked so nice and new next to the rusty switch gear.
Not a cell, actually; just an area currently barred to public access. Though I believe this is an original door, to said area.
The Old Don Jail; Riverdale; Toronto, Ontario.
So I needed a Lock for my new locker when I go back to college and I got a blue lock but I wasn't yet satisfied I didn't feel like the lock was truely mines so I went crazy and added some personal touches to it, what do you think? Too much? Haha.
Trees line the canal, but the locks stand out for the gardens which surround them. The public are not allowed on the gates or along the lock sides - so what you see in the movies (Amelie, Hotel du Nord) is not like Real Life. The reflections in the calm water are very pleasing to my eye.
Back to Macedon in June, 2010. Looking east, down into the south chamber and across toward the lengthened north chamber of Enlarged Lock # 60. Located in a small park near O'Neill Road in Macedon, NY.