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Goodwood Revival is held every September over a 3 day period and everyone dresses up in period costume from the 40's, 50's and 60's. It is like stepping back in time. On site is Earls Court where there are themed displays of cars. This year, to celebrate the 60's and 60 years of the mini car, there was a re-enactment of a famous scene from the film The Italian Job, srarring Michael Caine. This was taken on the set. I was videoing the action when the Floor Manager came over. I quickly stopped the video and captured this cheeky portrait of the Floor Manager between shots.
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Wing Commander aircraft F-16's from around the country at DSM.
IA and OH are in the line behind this line, but not pictured...
The only one I didn't see on the ramp was the NM Tacos...
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I first noticed this pickup truck coming across the cornfields. Not in this photo (I had my long 150-600mm lens on!) is the corn harvester in action.
I spoke with the two men in the truck. They were the farm owner/managers checking up on their harvesting operation.
Those guys, those gentlemen, were very nice. They were true farmers with the sun beaten skin. It was fun to hear their country 'dialect' as they spoke. It was also nice that they took the time to chat while knowing that every minute the clock ticks away at their harvest time with rains (and maybe snow!) around the corner.
J'ai d'abord remarqué que cette camionnette venait à travers les champs de maïs. Pas dans cette photo (j'ai eu ma longue lentille de 150 à 600 mm!) Est-ce que l'hravester de maïs est en action?
J'ai parlé avec les deux hommes du camion. Ce sont les propriétaires / gestionnaires de la ferme qui vérifient leur opération de récolte.
Ces gars, ces messieurs, étaient très gentils. Ils étaient de véritables agriculteurs avec la peau battue par le soleil. C'était amusant d'entendre le dialecte de leur pays alors qu'ils parlaient. C'était aussi agréable qu'ils aient pris le temps de discuter tout en sachant que toutes les minutes, l'horloge s'arrête à leur temps de récolte avec des pluies (et peut-être de la neige!) Autour du coin.
DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Land of Evangeline Route
FILE P-781
Kentville, March 8, 1960.
Conductor A. R. Morse,
Kentville:
I return herewith clipping which you left with the writer a few days ago. In view of the circumstances, there will be no objection to your retaining Ticket Punch (#123) on your retirement, and you may so arrange.
J.C. McLenarg (?)
Manager
Clipping reads: Once a conductor gets his punch, it is his for as long as he remains with the railroad. Many conductors have used the same punch for as long as half a century, then passed it on to a son who followed his father's footsteps. Sometimes a railroad will permit a conductor to keep his punch after he retires as a momento of his career. One conductor became so attached to his punch that he couldn't give it up. When he died, he was buried with his punch in his hand.
Conductor - Avard Rachford Morse
(b. 11 May 1895 in Pleasant Valley, Kings County, Nova Scotia - d. 15 June 1962 at age 67 in Kentville, Kings, Nova Scotia)
LINK to his - Personnel Records from the First World War - www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/military-heritage/first-wo...
His wife: Leah Maud (nee RAWDING) Morse
(b. 24 April 1892 in Black Rock, Kings County, Nova Scotia - d. 15 January 1980 at age 87 in Kentville, Kings County), Nova Scotia) - they were married - 9 September 1920 in Waterville, Kings County, Nova Scotia - they had one daughter - Helen Winnifred Morse (1926 - 2019) - LINK to her obituary - serenityfuneralhome.ca/tribute/details/7980/Helen-Morse/o...
28 juillet 2015, Nationale 12.
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Bernabe is the manager of Salsa al Salsa in the Mall of America. On occasion we talk about beers, tequilas, and how kid today don't have any discipline in public.
That liesurely and gentle conversationalist turns into the consummate restranteur. He goes about it with hispanic passion and an artisan's precision.
I thought this moment when he was eyeing the setting for an incoming banquet party.
Continuing with cars visiting the agricultural fair/show. I saw this somewhere else a day or two beforehand, it was good to get some decent photos parked-up.
67029 leads the 1Z05 Torquay to Ealing Broadway DB Management train passing along the Teignmouth seawall.
I'd guess it would be in the flea weight category, (is there a flea weight category?) His odds don't look good in any case, and his manager doesn't look too optimistic either.
The TAMS tug boat, Seahorse Chudditch [MMSI 503012660] on approach to Rous Head Harbour, Fremantle on October 30, 2015.
IMO: NA
NAME OF SHIP: Quenda
CALL SIGN: VJN2729
MMSI: 503012660
Gross Tonnage: NA
DWT: NA
Built: NA
Flag: Australia
Ship Manager: TAMS Group
They looked around, confused, trying to find out how they got there. Just a second ago they were in their office, working mechanically in their reports: now, they are in the middle of Shibuya.
A hotel manager in the religious place, Tirupathi.
Sorry for the laziness fellas. Have been too tied up with things. Will keep seeing your awesome work as and when I visit Flickr! Cheers!!
with only a few days Mandy has been a amazing manager! made a website, help organised me she's been amazing! Mandy (hisbaby.millar) is officially The kitty corners Demon manager! feel free to contact her when ever you need help she's friendly i swear!
SRY managers switch one tank car with their big power... After going back and forth down various tracks several times they would just leave with the single tank car
Conrail OI16 is seen crossing over the drawbridge at KAREN with a large train for Port Reading & Sayreville.
CR OI16
NS SD45-2 1703
NS SD45-2 1704
Vessel JASMINE C (IMO: 9463542, MMSI: 235077714) is a general cargo ship built in 2010 and currently sailing under the flag of United Kingdom. JASMINE C has 131m length overall and beam of 21m. Her gross tonnage is 9530 tons.
JASMINE C IMO:9463542
Flag: United Kingdom
Vessel type: General cargo
Vessel current name: JASMINE C
IMO: 9463542
Vessel type: General cargo
MMSI: 235077714
Flag: United Kingdom
Port registry: DOUGLAS (ISLE OF MAN)
Classification society: LLOYD´S SHIPPING REGISTER
Year of build: 2010
DW: 12927
Gross tonage: 9530
Owner: CARISBROOKE SHIPPING UK - COWES (ISLE OF WIGHT), U.K.
Manager: CARISBROOKE SHIPPING UK - COWES (ISLE OF WIGHT), U.K.
Owner & Manager: CARISBROOKE SHIPPING UK - COWES (ISLE OF WIGHT), U.K.
So I spot this guy from a distance. Figure him as an old hippie. Or maybe a retired sailor who will tell me that "I have sailed the seven seas, and here's my story". Not at all. This is Oscar Ian Borgström. He was waiting for his bus at Port 73 in Handen earlier today when I asked him if I could snap a few portraits with my new Chinese lens. I told him that it was the combination of a few things that made me want to take his photo. The big white beard, the deep tan, the sunglasses and of course the Hawaiian shirt. Turns out Oscar wasn't the old hippie I took him for. And he didn't sail the seven seas, and he never visited Hawaii. He is a former IT manager! And the closest thing to a hippie life in California was a trip to Nevada for a computer and electronics fair in Las Vegas back in the day. I'm sure Oscar could have told me a few interesting stories from his life, but just as I took up my notebook his bus home to Jordbro arrived.
This is my fourteenth portrait for the Human Family.
A casual shot of a Bank Manager in the gym costume. A nice attractive down to earth lady.
Conventional light setup - Metz 58-AF1 placed on the camera right bounced from umbrella + diffuser on the left + Canon 430EX for background + some warm tone ambient light was present there over her head.
At the naming ceremony of 60100 Contract Delivery Manager Mark Sargant was called upon to do an impromptu speech. Totally unprepared he delivered an excellent short and sweet vernacular to crowd. A former driver and Manager at Knottingley, Mark is an all round good guy and dedicated member of the DB team
Also present from DB management
Gary Well Contract Delivery Manager (CDM)
Thomas Kent Service Delivery Manager (SDM)
Malcolm Hinett SDM
David Caine Safety Assurance Manager (SAM)
Richard Sears Head of communications
Kathryn Oldale Head of Innovation and Strategy
Vice chairman of the line stands alongside Mark having delivered his prepared speech.
Thanks to Adrian J Walker for photo of re enactor bank manager
( flic.kr/p/2ozTfBu ) background photo is from Bing Images
David Allega, mission manager for mission management and integration in NASA's Commercial Crew Program, monitors the countdown of the launch of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the company's Crew Dragon spacecraft on NASA’s SpaceX Crew-5 mission with NASA astronauts Nicole Mann and Josh Cassada, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) astronaut Koichi Wakata, and Roscosmos cosmonaut Anna Kikina onboard, Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2022, in firing room four of the Rocco A. Petrone Launch Control Center at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. NASA’s SpaceX Crew-5 mission is the fifth crew rotation mission of the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft and Falcon 9 rocket to the International Space Station as part of the agency’s Commercial Crew Program. Mann, Cassada, Wakata, and Kikini launched at 12:00 p.m. EDT from Launch Complex 39A at the Kennedy Space Center. Photo Credit: (NASA/Joel Kowsky)