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Base of lower falls. The trail ends here... unless you want to scramble up to the right, and find the ledge trail that leads around behind the upper falls.
Situated above the River Avon and cared for by the Churches Conservation Trust. Sir Thomas Russell, d1632, and wife Elizabeth, possibly by Samuel Baldwin - detail
Lower Ngau Tau Kok Estate was built in mid-60. For management purpose, the Estate was divided into two parts since 1973 - the Lower Ngau Tau Kok (I) Estate (Blocks 1 to 7) and Blocks 8 to 14 belonged to the Lower Ngau Tau Kok (II) Estate.
Blocks 8 to 12 of Lower Ngau Tau Kok Estate were the first resettlement blocks built with prefabricated parts, demolition of these blocks in 2011 had to be extremely careful to avoid a ‘domino effect’ which may lead to massive collapsing. Computer-aided control of all demolition procedures was first tried on this site.
A view from Ruskin Road, Belvedere. The gas holders can be seen on what was Belvedere marsh, now the industrial part of Thamesmead East.
Lower arm half sleeve finally complete. He conceptualized the entire piece
as we went forward. Adding pieces of his faith and family to pay homage to
his mother and grandmother.
Mural in the Madison Square Post Office on East 23rd Street, part of the Scenes of New York series painted in 1937-39 by Kindred McCleary for the Treasury Department's New Deal-era Section of Fine Arts Program.
2036 Camp Street
Lower garden District, New Orleans, La.
I always wonder who this is looking first, as soon as i get these photos up,
thank you,
who are you?
Dogtrot
19th century historic new orleans vernacular architecture, may, 1984.
Uptown, double creole cottage with a dogtrot passage through the middle of the building, to the back.
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!