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Seagull und Agfa Color XRS 160. Negativscan.
Anathema: Fragile Dreams: www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4x1Mq-NFFc
I travelled in hope of getting a ticket from one of the characters I used to see and hear 20 years on Trent Bridge. No such luck this day. Nottingham Forest V Crystal Palace. Had to listen from outside but at least it was dry.
Lesson learned. Get a membership next season.
30 year celebration.
The closest home game for West Ham to the 30 year anniversary of Bobby Moores death. I'm not a West Ham fan but I was lucky enough to be a guest against my team NFFC on Saturday to pay my respects.
A few weeks ago I did some aerial photography over Nottingham City...I was amazed at how such familiar sites looked so different from the air ;o))
………NO,NO,NO, i’m still a COUNTY fan, honest !!!!!. Nikon D610/18-35mm..
Press L for a larger view :-)
Leeds united' Swedish centre half Pontus Jansson flies in to make a stunning tackle on a Nottingham Forest attacker.
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Old Big Head.
Brian Clough was an English professional footballer who played for Middlesborough and Sunderland in the late 50's and early 60's.
He was a prolific centre forward who scored goals galore.
Injury ended his playing career too soon, but he want on to manage several teams to success and in 1975 he was appointed manager at Nottingham Forest.
The next few years were transformational for a provincial and unfashionable team.
Anyway I was lucky enough to be able to travel and watch his team in the early 90's and follow them to this day.
This is my scarf around his neck on his statue in Nottingham City Centre.
Old Big Head was the name the UK press gave him because he knew he could punch above his weight, but he could deliver the big prizes.
Premier League game between Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur.
My little Nikon J5 seems to be allowed inside the ground and gets nice pictures for me.
Nottingham Forest V Ipswich Town.
Premier League game on Saturday 30th November.
Chris Woods boots it straight down the middle to beat Ipswich goalie.
Good game. Ipswich fans were good and contributed to a great atmosphere.
LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 11: Tottenham Hotspur fans hold banners asking for a photo with Richarlison and an autograph from Harry Kane prior to the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on March 11, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)
This was actually a test shot that I took on 1st of January 2022 from the railway bridge on London Road in Nottingham.
LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 11: Richarlison of Tottenham Hotspur celebrates his goal only for it to be disallowed by VAR during the Premier League match between Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on March 11, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Visionhaus/Getty Images)
Newbury Forest 3-5 AC Milano
Essex Sunday Corinthian Football League
Division Two
Sunday 2nd October 2022
At Fairlop Oak Playing Fields, Hainault
(Photos by World Farmer Staff) As we join thousands of family farmers, food justice advocates, friends, allies, and collaborators in mourning the loss of Kathy Ozer, long time executive director of the National Family Farm Coalition, we must also take time to celebrate her life and legacy.
Join the NAMA and our co-hosts Farm Aid, Food and Water Watch, Food for Maine’s Future, Gloucester Fishermen’s Wives Association, Rural Coalition, Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts, Why Hunger, Women of Fishing Families, and World Farmers for an evening of food, music, and friends.
The night will feature a feast of seafood dishes featuring the catch of New England's community-based fishermen mixed with some landfood from the region’s family farmers. You’ll enjoy cocktails, live music by the SeaFire Kids, and cooking demonstrations by local chefs, while you remember Kathy and scheme about how you will work to continue the fight for those who catch, grow, and raise our food.
Our sponsors, chefs, and food providers for the evening include:
Annie Copps, the former food editor with Yankee Magazine and Boston Magazine
Boston Smoked Fish
Daniele
Hopsters Alley
MA Wine Growers
Nella Pasta
Nicola Williams and Ms. Kay
Ocean97 featuring former New England Patriots Jarvis Green
Reaching Out to Cook with Kids (ROCKs)
Red's Best
Seaview Farm
SnapChef
The Trustees of Reservations and Appleton Farms
As the executive director of National Family Farm Coalition, Kathy's commitment to elevating the voice of family farmers was essential to address the injustices that ensued after the farm crisis. In 2008, recognizing the similarities between family farmers and community-based fishermen, Kathy invited the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance to become a member of NFFC. From there she advocated as strongly for community-based fishermen as she had been doing for family farmers.
Kathy passed away peacefully on January 22, 2017 after a battling lymphoma. We are committed to honoring her many years of service to bettering this world - especially for all the people who nurture and support us through good food - by staying in the fight.
Both Ipswich Town and Cambridge United fail to win. Happy New Year? I think not. :(
Atleast it didn't rain! Well done Forest but sadly you can't play us every week.
(Photos by World Farmer Staff) As we join thousands of family farmers, food justice advocates, friends, allies, and collaborators in mourning the loss of Kathy Ozer, long time executive director of the National Family Farm Coalition, we must also take time to celebrate her life and legacy.
Join the NAMA and our co-hosts Farm Aid, Food and Water Watch, Food for Maine’s Future, Gloucester Fishermen’s Wives Association, Rural Coalition, Sustainable Business Network of Massachusetts, Why Hunger, Women of Fishing Families, and World Farmers for an evening of food, music, and friends.
The night will feature a feast of seafood dishes featuring the catch of New England's community-based fishermen mixed with some landfood from the region’s family farmers. You’ll enjoy cocktails, live music by the SeaFire Kids, and cooking demonstrations by local chefs, while you remember Kathy and scheme about how you will work to continue the fight for those who catch, grow, and raise our food.
Our sponsors, chefs, and food providers for the evening include:
Annie Copps, the former food editor with Yankee Magazine and Boston Magazine
Boston Smoked Fish
Daniele
Hopsters Alley
MA Wine Growers
Nella Pasta
Nicola Williams and Ms. Kay
Ocean97 featuring former New England Patriots Jarvis Green
Reaching Out to Cook with Kids (ROCKs)
Red's Best
Seaview Farm
SnapChef
The Trustees of Reservations and Appleton Farms
As the executive director of National Family Farm Coalition, Kathy's commitment to elevating the voice of family farmers was essential to address the injustices that ensued after the farm crisis. In 2008, recognizing the similarities between family farmers and community-based fishermen, Kathy invited the Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance to become a member of NFFC. From there she advocated as strongly for community-based fishermen as she had been doing for family farmers.
Kathy passed away peacefully on January 22, 2017 after a battling lymphoma. We are committed to honoring her many years of service to bettering this world - especially for all the people who nurture and support us through good food - by staying in the fight.