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for those that don't know, the greater vancouver area is also known as the lower mainland. an excessive increase in gang-related brazen public shootings and homicides has recently plagued the city, hence...lower gangland.
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St Bartholomew
Church of England
Churches Conservation Trust
This striking flint-and-brick 700-year-old church stands in a pretty churchyard shaded by fine trees near a beautiful stretch of the Thames.
It has several stunning memorials including the nineteenth-century memorial for Sir Francis Sykes which has a statue of a woman weeping. This memorial is by John Flaxman who is famous for his Wedgewood designs.
Jethro Tull, the father of modern farming, has a memorial here and there is a moving marble statue of two young brothers in swimming trunks who drowned in the Thames in 1886.
Chancel
Sir Francis Sykes
3rd Baronet
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File name: 08_02_004111
Box label: Boston Public Library: Branches
Title: Lower Mills Branch
Alternative title: Lower Mills Branch interior
Creator/Contributor:
Date issued:
Date created: 1925
Physical description: 1 photographic print : gelatin silver ; 7 1/4 x 9 1/2 in.
Genre: Gelatin silver prints
Subjects: Boston Public Library. Lower Mills Branch Library; Public libraries; Reading rooms; Reading; Children
Notes:
Provenance:
Statement of responsibility:
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: Rights status not evaluated.
I was having a spell of cabin fever and needed to take a quick trip somewhere. I saw the West Yellowstone entrance to Yellowstone National Park was opening soon so I decided to check it out. On the way there I took a short detour near Ashton, ID to take the Mesa Falls Scenic Byway - good choice. Great views of the Grand Tetons (with massive potato fields in the foreground) and Mesa Falls. I was semi-bummed out by the Falls - the view of the Lower Falls is a very distant one and there's a lot of trees to deal with. The parking lot and walkway to the Upper Falls were packed with snow and with the sun it was tough to get good photos. Oh well, guess we have to go back again - with Heather next time!
I took these photos in April 2015.
An old gold miners crib in the lower Nevis valley in Central Otago.
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A few photographers getting some pix in nice cool fall weather. Fall is great, with cool temps making for pleasant walking.
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Macro walk @ Lower Peirce Reservoir, Singapore
Finally after a lot of exchange of photo comments, I was able to meet eye to eye a couple of great macroholics and street photographers here on flickr.
Thanks to Cakka a.k.a. Cakkarudie for arranging the meet up! It was nice meeting you and Thomas, Xingjian, Vin, Choomee, Weng. Thanks to Thomas a.k.a. Mio Cade for the tips about street photography. Thanks to Weng's magnificent vision for spotting nice subjects.
I'm looking forward to a repeat of the group shoot... What a great company!
Don't let me forget to thank Cakka and Weng for the sumptuous fish curry lunch, loved the treat!
The Lower School Parents Association hosted a hot lunch for the School in the Fieldhouse on November 20. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, students wrote down what they were grateful for on colorful pieces of paper and hung them on the Peace Tree. The trappings of fall, including pumpkins and acorns, adorned the tables as students, faculty, staff and parents shared a delicious meal together made by the Café. Later the students ran outside to play.
Some of the very handsome old cottages and houses in Lower Largo in the East Neuk of Fife, rich farmland behind them inland while they mostly look out onto the mighty Firth of Forth and the North Sea. Took more pics than I meant to, mostly because the light was so gorgeous today that I couldn't resist these lovely old homes, mostly whitewashed, many with the red pantile roof slates, a trend brought back from the trade routes from this part of the coast to the Low Countries centuries ago (the tiles were often used as ballast on return trips by Scots merchant ships, hence why a number of old buildings on the east coast have these very European style roofs.
Lower Yellowstone Falls. Unfortunately, we a solid gray sky and some snow. Not the best light for photography, but still a great place.
Located near Schaghticoke, NY, on the Tomhannock Creek. This an overflow outlet for the Tomhannock Reservoir. Surprising how much water is flowing as there is very little over the main dam in Schaghticoke. Taken close to the base of the waterfall, which adds some perspective distortion.
"Larger than life" sized Digi-Comp II at the 2011 Bay Area Maker Faire. A modern reproduction of the classic 1960's digital mechanical computer.
See also, digi-compii.com .