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Most of the mills in Mumbai used to be in this area till some years ago. Now, most of these mills have shut down. Lower Parel is Mumbai's new posh, it is now dominated with luxury skyscraper apartments, upscale restaurants and bars, premium office space, luxury hotels and boutiques from around the world
falling in all over the place, that water will do practically anything to get down into the river again :^)
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June 14th, 2013 - 44 Quiet Nights, Day 16 - Box Canyon, Idaho to Idaho Falls, an easy day in preparation for a visit to Blackfoot and the International Potato Exhibition therein.
Early morning chorus that day: Wolves. First a distant couple, then a couple closer, then another pair much closer. Nice alarm clock.
Situated above the River Avon and cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust. West gallery, decorated with 22 painted apostles and other saints, with Christ at Centre. Rustic late C15 painting, restored in 1875. Perhaps from former rood screen, but dimensions don't match chancel : detail - St Thomas a Becket and St John the Baptis
Kalavinka dropouts. The seatstays use a lightweight cast wishbone.
This frame is one of a short production run I finished recently. You may see me riding on one of the 56cm versions; this frame is still looking for a home (you can contact me for more information).
Published by Lower California Commercial Co., Inc. Tijuana-Mexicali-Ensenada-Tecate. Lower California, Mexico.
Lower Yellowstone Falls. Unfortunately, we a solid gray sky and some snow. Not the best light for photography, but still a great place.
Even though this statue of a king is uninscribed, its distinctive features identify it without any doubt as a portrait of Amenemhat III. The heavy brows, prominent cheekbones, hollow cheeks, jutting lower jaw, and tightly bunched muscles at the corners of the mouth make a strikingly realistic impression. Not realistic, however, are the king’s supersized ears. Instead, they symbolize the ruler’s willingness to hear the prayers of his people. If this image had been carved in relief, the king’s hands would have been uplifted in worship. Here, however, to prevent the breakage of projecting limbs, the ruler’s hands are pressed flat against the front his kilt, a portion of which is looped over his belt.
Egypt, Middle Kingdom (2040–1648 BCE), Dynasty 12, reign of Amenemhat III (1860–1814 BCE)
granodiorite
Overall: 51.2 x 19.8 x 18.4 cm (20 3/16 x 7 13/16 x 7 1/4 in.)
Did you know...
The first pyramid Amenemhat III attempted to build, the so-called Black Pyramid, had major construction flaws and had to be abandoned when it started to collapse.
Purchase from the J. H. Wade Fund
The scene looking through one of the viewing screens at Lower Test Marshes nature reserve, between Totton and Southampton, in Hampshire. A composite image made up of four separate pictures. I've reached the conclusion, putting this together, that composite images involving electricity cables are not the easiest thing to get right! Some of the cables, as you may notice, have a few imperfections in them, which, if anyone from the National Grid is looking at this picture, aren't, rest assured, there in reality!
Lower Manhattan basks in the sun on Saturday, September 8, 2001, with the twin towers of the World Trade Center standing tall above the skyline. Taken from a film camera, photos were limited to the amount of film remaining and had to be budgeted accordingly throughout the day. I only took a few skyline photos that day, but three days later this view would change forever and photos like this would become historic.
Buttermarket Street.
Belting little town centre boozer often with up to eight real ales on offer. Very friendly staff and regulars. I had two great pints today. Hophurst, Twisted Vine and Anarchy, Sublime Chaos. A must if you're in the town.
The Lower Esplanade
Brighton’s golden three-quarter-mile has been delighting visitors since Regency times. Strolling between Brighton Pier and the ruined West Pier, you pass a string of old fishing boat stores, set into the arches under the upper promenade, which have been converted into lively gift shops, cafés, beach bars and clubs. After dark, the mood hots up when classic Brighton nightspots kick into action. Down on the beach, there’s a clutch of artist’s studios which are open all year round – the resident painters, photographers and sculptors are often around and game for a chat.
This picture shows the lower antelope canon which is not as wide as the lower antelope canyon and less crowded. At certain times the canyon starts to glow like shown in the picture.
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Lower Manhattan skyline this morning 2/12/2012, I am at Beach 133rd Street and Beach Channel Drive. 1 World Trade Center now stands 1,189 feet and this what the rest of Lower Manhattan looks like on this date.
The impressive pavilion at Lower Ground, Hunts Hill Road, home to Normandy Cricket Club. Opened in 1999, it replaced a much smaller structure. Pictured during a 20-run defeat by Ryman Surrey Championship Premier Division rivals Sutton.
Match statistics: Sutton 226-8 off 50 overs (Garth Davson 78, Harry Allen 54, Gary Outram 37, Vignesh Venkateswaran 4-40) 20pts beat Normandy 206 off 49.1 overs (Ian Prowse 48, Howard Grice 47, Chris Jones 25, Garth Davson 4-37, Harry Allen 3-40) 5pts by 20 runs. Sutton won the toss and elected to bat. Attendance: 40.
Normandy Cricket Club were formed in 1896. After spells at fields near Westwood Farm and in School Lane, they moved to Hunts Hill Road, part of Normandy Common, in 1947 when Lower Ground was ready for use. Upper Ground, a second square on adjoining land, followed in 1991. Despite being a village club, Normandy have attained ECB Premier League status.