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An extended family gathers around their beloved young one at the Malayala Manorama Vidyarambham celebration.
Graysen tastes his potting soil/garden hose water concoction to see if it's just right.
The mixture was ultimately to his liking, I assume, because he stopped dropping handfuls of my potting soil into the bucket.
Mumbai's airport is a major international hub, and also one of the most impressively designed and adorned modern airports I've seen. Murals and sculptures decorate many of the endless corridors and celebrate India's culture in a comtemporary way as a welcome to visitors (a striking contrast to the souless visual blandness of most British airports).
this image is the result of seeing a photo taken by matthew fox and thinking i must try that
www.flickr.com/photos/7607590@N06/5372339673/
thanks matthew
This picture was an experimental shot i took using my D90 when filming a profile/interview with the rider Jake Cornforth along with my close friend Chris Hoare.
If you would like to watch the completed video, this is the link below-
West Coast GRC Racial Harmony Day Celebration at West Coast Park. The dancers were performing a multi-racial dance movements.
The Water Dragon...
The Cubungi prevents erosion and evaporation, filters the water and adds balanced fertility to the whole eco system. Perch and pigs hide in the dense reeds and birds safely nest .
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Multi-print minidress over white bra, red lace thong and tan hold-ups.
OK, the dress is too short. Take your pictures then let me get up.
Glad to see Carlton's car out and about again. It had been off the road for a couple months.
Good time hanging at Frank's today.
Even multi-storey car parks started somewhere! This is the first true multi-storey car park on this scale in Britain. Surprisingly, it dates from before the Second World War.
Completed in 1939, the car park provided space for 750 cars on its four upper levels plus mezzanines and the roof — at the rate of 13.4 square metres per car. The ground floor level was specially designed to house Blackpool's bus station on it’s ground floor and did so for many years, it’s ceiling height could easily accommodate double decker buses.
The building was more or less immediately requisitioned by the Air Ministry at the outbreak of the War in 1939.
The building has a steel and concrete frame. Its entry/exit ramp has a slope of 1 in 7.5. For internal circulation, there are circualr spiral ramps. These have a slope of only 1 in 10, which makes this an easier car park to use than many of its recent descendants. The whole building was extended on its western side in later years by the addition of sloping floors, and, more recently, it has been reclad.
The designer of the car park, G.W. Stead was an employee of the Blackpool Corporation. During construction, the Borough Surveyor, James Drake (later knighted), had to obtain council approval for the additional cost of vibrating the concrete for the 460mm thick basement walls — a technique now considered standard practice.
No longer the bus station, the ground floor has been converted to commercial space.
Fully refurbished last year it won the "best refurbished car park award 2014", another building with it’s own story to tell that has found new life.
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One drum placed on multi tumbler frame. It's just sitting there for now until we get the whole unit leveled.