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And the distance award for the weekend was awarded to the Englishman who rode his R100CS from Brooklyn.
He was awarded a small Hampshire piglet for his efforts. That should make for a fun ride back home. Haha!
I found it odd that New Yorkers feel the need to lock their license plates to their vehicles.
Fotografies del concert dels Lock Up amb els Streaks i els Fall of Mankind, a la Sala Estraperlo de Badalona, el diumennge 29 de setembre del 2013.
Camden Town, London
We did a photo walk of Camden Town while in London. Some of the locks along the Regent Canal require the users to do the work. Hawley Lock on the Regent Canal is one such lock. The canal is 13.8 kilometres (8.6 miles) long.
Andrei Botnaru was the photographer who lead our walk. (www.flickr.com/photos/andreibotnaru/).
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Fricks Lock is this town that is now abandoned. From what I know, there was a lock there. Now a power company owns all the land and the town is all boarded up. There are lots of No Tresspassing signs up all over and signs indicating that the place has cameras all over, so we didn't go in. We have since found out you can get a permit to enter.
This is what we could see from the gate.
Not a great deal of cruising available through Lock 18 on the Wolverhampton 21 flight on this fine, crisp winters day
9 January 2010
Us Steel employees are locked out as Company wants to reduce wages, pensions and the Union refused the offer. This after our Country bailed out US Steel from bankruptsy. I say give back all the Canadian money US Steel owes the Government.
Iffley Lock was built in 1632. It was one of three to be built in the 17th century – the others are at Sandford, and Swift Ditch (near Abingdon Lock).
When the lock was rebuilt in 1924 it was opened by Lord Desborough, then Chairman of the Thames Conservancy. This is commemorated by a small stone block bridge and landing stage which carries a large bronze bull’s head and coat of arms; it’s the ‘starting ring’ presented to the Oxford University Boat Club. Iffley marks the starting point of organised rowing races - there are around 10 regattas every year - in Oxford.
Heart Lock is a stylish number, with big swaroski aqua heart, 2 toned czech crystals, key and heart charms etc. At 5.5cm long, this pair is one of my personal favourites.