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Nu-Venture DE404 LJ56 VTD is seen on Lower Rainham Road, Grange whilst working route 200A. Tuesday 27th August 2024.
A new operation in Medway for the summer school holidays is this council (BSIP) supported daily circular operated by both Nu-Venture and Chalkwell, serving the Dockyard, Strand, Riverside Country Park and Cozenton Park. It operates hourly in a clockwise (200C) and anti-clockwise (200A) direction.
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LOWER LEWIS RIVER FALLS
photo by Gary Meyers photography.
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Effigy of William Clopton, lord of the manors of Radbrooke & Quinton, who died on 7th Sept 1419 moved from the south aisle chapel to under the arch of the south arcade between the south aisle and nave in 1739.
William was the son of (?) Mary Charlton 1st wife of John Clopton, who was later 1st husband of Juliana 1411 daughter of John Morehall and Agnes Beysin; who m2 (1st wife) Thomas Crewe 1418 MP of Wixford flic.kr/p/aimLwe
Probably a minor when his father John Clopton died, his step mother's 2nd husband Thomas Crewe was however a man of some importance in Warwickshire. He was Chief Steward of Richard, Earl of Warwick, and of his Council and had been Knight of the Shire and Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire and also was for some years in the Commission of the Peace. As a trustee of Sir William's settlement of his estate, he held the Manors of Apsley, Wicksford and Morehall for life, under the assignment of Sir William Clopton, possibly in right of his (Crewe's) wife's dower.
William described as a "most religious, beneficient and charitable man" ,was the owner of large estates ranging from Warwickshire westwards to the Welsh Marches and nearby Clopton also had "divers other lands and manors in the Counties of Worcester, Stafford, Salop, and in the Marches
of Wales",
William m Joanna 1430 www.flickr.com/gp/52219527@N00/aBpeSy 2nd daughter & co-heiress of Alexander Pearsford alias Besford 1403 of Besford, Worc by 1st wife Beatrix daughter of Sir Peter Pierce Thornton of Thornton Cheshire & Lucia Hellesby
Joanna brought him the manors of More Fladford and
Hull, and the sixth part of the Manor of Chaddeswych and Wyllynwych, and the advowson of the Church of Fleford
Children
1. Thomas - b1403 , living 1419 - died young
2. Agnes b1405 m Roger Harewell 1430 of Wootton Wawen Warks, son of John Harewell flic.kr/p/Q9YUxm and 3rd wife Margery daughter of Margaret & Thomas Beaupyne, MP
3. Joanna / Jane his eventual heir m Sir John de Burgh 1471 of Wattlesborough son of Hugh Burgh, Esq. and Elizabeth Mouthe, having 3 co-heiress daughters Elizabeth / Isabella Burgh flic.kr/p/e2HLRW 1522 wife of Sir John Lingen, Ankeret wife of John Leighton & Elizabeth wife of Thomas Mytton
At the time of his death, his only son Thomas was aged 16. Three years later in 1422, possibly after the death of Thomas, his widow Joanna made an enfeoffment of her estates and
became a vowess (taking perpetual vows of widowhood before a bishop ) For a widow of ample means, this was a safeguard against unwelcome suitors.
The effigy of Sir William Clopton is much mutilated . It lies on a plain altar tomb. 6 ft. in length, and is represented in the armour of the period, but of a fashion somewhat earlier than the death of the deceased. The head, on which is a bascinet to which a small camail of mail is attached, rests on a double cushion, the upper one being placed lozenge wise. The features of the face are entirely obliterated. The body is encased in plate armour, with additional plates to protect the shoulders and elbows, genouiieres defend the knees, and solerets the feet, on which the spur-leathers appear, but
the spurs are broken off, as are the toes of the sollerels. The
feet rest on a dog, of which the head is gone, but the two fore legs appear under the feet of the effigy on the left side. Over the cuirass is worn a short jupon, apparently made of leather, escalloped at the bottom, on which his arms are displayed. The sword, of which the hilt only remains, was supported by a narrow belt passing diagonally across the body from above the right hip, and is kept steady by two other small straps underneath. A broad embroidered baldrick, decorated with little square ornaments, crosses the body horizontally, and is fastened with a buckle in front, to this the analace is attached on the right side. The hands are covered with cuffed gauntlets. Upon the breast appears an annulet, but whether it is attached to the wrist or to the jupon is nor known
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- Church St Swithin, Lower Quinton Warwickshire,
Lower Manhattan as seen from Governors Island. Compare to this September 2018 view from a nearby vantage point. Special thanks to the three people on bicycles who stopped right in front of me as I was about to take a photo.
Lower Cataract Falls in Owen County Indiana. Canon EOS 60D with 18-135mm kit lens. Edited with Windows Live Movie Maker.
© Jay Fine 2012
Tuesday night...still really dark out there...Ellis Island and Liberty Island are both dark, Jersey City almost totally dark, most of Lower Manhattan dark.
My street and a couple of others are the only ones with power.
It’s hard to leave Water Horse Safari’s Fly Camp on the Zambezi river after 3 nights there... For more visit traverseearth.com/lower-zambezi-sunrise/
HDR Pano.
Found this tree whilst trying to find my to the windfarm, which is just visible along the horizon to the left of the tree trunk. Sometimes while it can be frustrating when you feel your wasting the evening driving around, whilst the light is slowly ebbing away. This shot was taken to ensure I had at least gotten something, I did find the windfarm in the end, but I was glad that I'd aimlessly come across this field, I really like the scene. The grungey, grainy, cross-processed look just felt right :)
Shot while leading a photo tour along the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone from Artist Point www.gerlachnaturephoto.com
This was among my first photos taken on this weekend trip to Yosemite. In large part I wanted to go back to Yosemite as a birthday gift to myself (I'm 30 today), and I got up early on the first morning to try to catch first light hitting Yosemite Valley... the sort of photo-geek self-endulgence I not normally prepared to grant myself.
Unfortunately for me it was pretty overcast on this morning so there was no distinct sunrise and rich warm light that would normally go with it. Instead the overcast sky cast an even light that made for good waterfall shooting.
We were staying at the Yosemite Lodge which is about 5 minutes walk from this point at Lower Yosemite Falls. There wasn't a whole lot of snow still on the valley floor, but there was still a little bit on top of these rocks which are normally in shadow. I was able to climb down to the water pretty easily and set up my tripod on some rocks. A hand-held polarizing filter in front of the lens helped me to get a longer exposure too.
At this time of year the falls aren't running at anywhere near full capacity (most are completely dry), but Yosemite Falls was still quite nice and could be heard throughout the surrounding area. Above the lower falls pictured here there's a much much higher fall (Upper Yosemite Falls) and a central cascade as well. I'd love to make it back in spring to see them in all their glory.
Nikon D40 | Sigma 10-20@11mm | Æ’/18 | 1s | ISO200 | Tripod
Lower Manhattan HDR composed of 3 photos, bracketed at 2 stop steps, assembled and downconverted in Photoshop.
Lower Manhattan 28/04/2015 13h06
One of the other ways to get a good view over Manhattan is by helicopter. They depart from the East River Piers along the South Street.
Lower Manhattan
Lower Manhattan, also known as Downtown Manhattan, is the southernmost part of the island of Manhattan, the main island and center of business and government of the City of New York, which itself originated at the southern tip of Manhattan Island in 1624.
Lower Manhattan is defined most commonly as the area delineated on the north by 14th Street, on the west by the Hudson River, on the east by the East River, and on the south by New York Harbor (also known as Upper New York Bay).
The Lower Manhattan business district forms the core of the area below Chambers Street. It includes the Financial District (often referred to as Wall Street, after its primary artery) and the World Trade Center site. At the island's southern tip is Battery Park; City Hall is just to the north of the Financial District. Also south of Chambers Street are the planned community of Battery Park City and the South Street Seaport historic area.
The city hall and related government infrastructure of the City of New York are located in Lower Manhattan, next to City Hall Park.
The largest New York City Subway hub, the Fulton Center in Lower Manhattan, re-opened in November 2014 after a $1.4 billion reconstruction project necessitated by the September 11, 2001 attacks and complicated by Hurricane Sandy in 2012. Upon opening, this transit hub linking nine existing subway lines was expected to serve 300,000 daily riders. The World Trade Center Transportation Hub and PATH station is scheduled to be completed in 2015.
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