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We had a Star Wars party to watch Episodes 4-6 over the weekend and decided to dress up to get in the mood!
Mark was much younger. He was upset that an official claimed that Calvin Johnson (Detroit Lions) did not catch the ball, so he made this sign and asked passers by to honk if they agreed with him. He is a much calmer person these days. LOL
St Andrew, Marks Tey, Essex
Here we are in Colchester suburbia, where the hellish junction of the A120 coming in from Stansted Airport joins the busy A12 beside the railway line from London to Ipswich and Norwich. But St Andrew is out in the fields, remote enough from road and railway to be a peaceful spot. And welcoming too, for this church is open every day. On my most recent visit, a sign on the door invited Pokemon Go players to come in and recharge their phones and use the church's free wifi.
As so often in Essex, the tower is wooden, but unusually here it attempts to replicate the 14th Century tower destroyed during the siege of Colchester. Inside too, not much old survives, and the interior has been refloored and reseated by the evangelical congregation. However, the remarkable, even startling star of the show here is one of England's few surviving wooden medieval fonts, fully in a Perpendicular style.
While the millennium window, featuring parish scenes of past, present and future, will not be to everyone's taste, there are two wholly excellent 20th Century windows. On the south side of the nave is a memorial window to the stained glass artist Arthur Erridge by J Wippell & Co, 1968. It depicts St Luke painting the portrait of the Blessed Virgin and Christ child, and was probably to Erridge's design. At the east end is FC Eden's magnificent Christ in Majesty of 1925. You can spend an enjoyable few minutes trying to identify all the saints and prophets.
Under the tower are sofas and floor cushions for the local youth, and above them one of Essex's best war memorials, a brass plaque depicting both St Michael and an English Tommy.
Sirklene som tegner seg i åkeren avslører strukturer i undergrunnen som er rester etter utplanerte gravhauger fra jernalderen.
Circles in the fields reveal underground structures which are remains of destroyed iron age burial mounds. Skatval, Norway 2007.
Orewa Ocean Series 21 Jan 2021
Photo: Vanessa Rogers
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The Mark Twain Riverboat loads it's 1st passengers of the morning. Forward in the photo, the ducks await a full day of dropped popcorn and churros into the Rivers of America.
1955. on grape street in san diego. i continued to scan my dads slides in 2008, including this one. later in the year we returned to the scene...
Mark is known to ride recklessly through the shops making people jump out of the way and crashing into objects. Due to this he has not been allowed to ride his ‘gopher’ without a support carer present to keep him under control.
Mark Keb is the popular game in girl. The player throws all of the Marks on the floor then pick up one Mark (leader) on the floor. Toss the leader up high so that player must pick up a piece on the floor then catch the leader mid-air. Repeat doing so until finish up all of them.
DB 975081, a converted BR Mark I carriage and previously used as "Structure Gauging Train Driving & Instrumentation coach", stored in Derby Etches Park, 4 March 2015
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Providence College senior defenseman Mark Adams. February 15, 2014. Schneider Arena, Providence, RI. Photo: ©Ken Jancef Photography
Mark, pictured elswhere in my photos, was making his annual visit to
Melbourne today. I've not seen him for a couple of years, so we just had to snap this picture. Snapped by my colleague, Michael.