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A police officer stands beside one of Greater Manchester Police’s Land Rovers in this image, which was at taken on 1 July 1976. The location is said to be somewhere between Rochdale and Bacup.
The area has long been used to train the Force’s traffic officers in the art of off-road driving, so we think the officer may have been the instructor leading a course.
From the collection of Greater Manchester Police Museum.
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You should call 101, the national non-emergency number, to report crime and other concerns that do not require an emergency response.
Always call 999 in an emergency, such as when a crime is in progress, violence is being used or threatened or where there is danger to life.
You can also call anonymously with information about crime to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. Crimestoppers is an independent charity who will not want your name, just your information. Your call will not be traced or recorded and you do not have to go to court or give a statement.
Pose: Pose Set 46 #2
Taken at Sunny's Photo Studio: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunny%20Photo%20Studio/122...
So I heard you're back in town
And haven't changed a bit, man
You get off talking down to the little man
Time you get what you deserve
Wow
You're so fucking stupid
Been a while since my head was this polluted
Lucky I know my own worth
So you, so you wanna fight me, are you big enough?
Kick the back of my knee, are you serious? (Are you serious?)
You keep on trying but
I like your blood on my teeth just a little too much
So bite me, slap me round the face
Now I'm twisting your arm 'till I hear it break
I get stronger everyday, yeah
Little girl gone, got a gun from a gangster
Run little girl, run little girl, bang ha
Say that again, I didn't quite hear you
Messed with the wrong bitch in the wrong era
I been at work and I got my badge of honour
Honey, I've changed so much since I last saw you
Hands off my hair, how very dare you
Ding ding, hold my earrings for my debut
'Cause I pack a punch backed into a corner
Come at me, don't tell me I didn't warn ya
Did you think I'd be easy
Snap me like bamboo?
Mould me into the sole of your jackboot?
Wish I could bottle the taste
'Cause I'd drink up the look on your face
So you, so you wanna fight me, are you big enough?
Kick the back of my knee, are you serious? (Are you serious?)
You keep on trying but
I like your blood on my teeth just a little too much (Too much)
So bite me, slap me round the face
Now I'm twisting your arm 'till I hear it break
I get stronger everyday, yeah
Little girl gone, got a gun from a gangster
Run little girl, run little girl, bang ha
Say that again, I didn't quite hear you
Messed with the wrong bitch in the wrong era
I been at work and I got my badge of honour
Honey I've changed so much since I last saw you
Hands off my hair, how very dare you
Ding ding, hold my earrings for my debut
'Cause I pack a punch backed into a corner
Come at me, don't tell me I didn't warn ya
Little girl gone, got a gun from a gangster
Run little girl, run little girl, bang ha
Little girl gone, got a gun from a gangster
Run little girl, run little girl, faster
Little girl gone, got a gun from a gangster
Honey, I've changed so much since I last saw you
Hands off my hair, how very dare you
Ding ding, hold my earrings for my debut
'Cause I pack a punch backed into a corner
Come at me, don't tell me I didn't warn ya
The Eastern Bluebirds have been in large flocks after their young have fledged. They will stay together for the winter but it seems the males are a little less tolerant of their offspring.
A flock of Sandhill Cranes as they took off from a cornfield just south of the Platte River near Kearney, Nebraska. It was a sight to see and I'm so glad I took the detour through Nebraska on my way to Colorado for Spring Break. This isn't the greatest image, but I hope it shows what an amazing sight it is to witness these beautiful birds.
Here I am, trying to get some sleep, but the snoring and grunting of all these other elves makes it impossible to get any shut-eye. Even Bentley can’t seem to get any rest. I occasionally hear a giggle or two from a couple elves who continue to keep us all awake. I hope something is done in the morning. Gmbl.
Look out world. I'm off work and ready to party! In the mood for maybe Ohana Rock Club.
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Lift off the Antares rocket from the Wallops FLight facitlity at 5:00pm EDT. The Orbital Sciences Corporation Antares rocket is seen as it launches from Pad-0A of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Spaceport (MARS) at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, Sunday, April 21, 2013. The test launch marked the first flight of Antares and the first rocket launch from Pad-0A. The Antares rocket delivered the equivalent mass of a spacecraft, a so-called mass simulated payload, into Earth's orbit.
Photo by NASA/Brea Reeves
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“Santa’s sleigh is all loaded and ready to go. Thank you, elves, for all your hard work. Hopefully, this Christmas will be a little brighter for some people.”
“I know this season can be hard on those who lost things or more importantly, people. I lost my uncle after a long illness.”
“And I think of my grandmother who died just before Christmas years ago. We talk about her a lot.”
“My cousin lost his house in a bad storm and lost everything.”
“But hopefully we understand that Christmas is what blessings we have that help us think of things that cannot be lost or taken away.”
“You’re right, Jill Ellyn. We can also be thankful for the blessings of this past year as well.”
“Oh, wait! Where’s Bentley? I lost him!”
Someone should do something about the way those dust curtains and their ruler-straight lines. Shadows are at once the biggest boon and bane of the latest binary. Low poly landscape elements bring out the worst, but I'll endure it for the depth it adds to the scene.
My take on the Mojave is nothing like what I'd imagine the Nevada Desert to actually look like BUT I DON'T FLIPPING CARE.
3200x1362 rendering via SRWE; -0.5 LOD; uGrids=7; Midhrastic WIP ENB (.150) for Fallout NV; SweetFX, (SMAA, Lumasharpen, HDR, DPX, LGG, tonemap, vibrance, curves, vignette, dither); Kyo's DNI separated tilt-shift DOF (Q1) with pixel sharpening; PP2; custom fog settings (2500,150000).
2011 Chevrolet Avalanche LT 4x4
As anyone who owns a big 4x4 SUV would tell you. You can discover and get to many places that otherwise are not accessible by your every day coupe or sedan/saloon.
"The Dude" our golden retriever doing a little shaking. This photo was chosen as Editor's Pick in The Pack 8/13/15. Used in The Pack phone app 9/12/15. He has a facebook group for all animal lovers. www.facebook.com/groups/TheDudesDaily/
.. believe me, if you have not seen in 3D, you haven't seen all!
though you can appreciate single image; to enjoy this stereo (3d) image, first just go through any one of the image like a normal photo. kindly note, try only if you can cockeye. when you are ready to see in 3d …
- concentrate on the centre line of 2 images for about half a minute
- when your eyes get little tired, try to focus your vision as if you are lost in deep thoughts, keeping the direction of vision towards the centre line
- a 3rd image will appear, pushing aside those two (if not yet, try to force your pupil nearer to each other by looking at the bridge of your nose)
- adjust your vision to see only 3 images (not four)
- concentrate on the 3rd middle image, the stereo one.
hope you could see the 3rd image and enjoy. if not, try hard; i promise, it’s worth that little pain in your eyes!
see more MONASTERYs here.
Stony Stratford 3 of 3.
No, I don't know why this headstone has tape wrapped around it. Maybe the occupant is not to be disturbed...
Bee's in flight are always a challenge, this one was just lifting off the lavender, it was almost only a stretch to the next one. Sigma EF-610 flash used. (1/4000th)
The daily commute to work is the same the whole galaxy over...
You can purchase greetings cards, prints and posters with this image on by following this link
And six years on, it isn't only the tiles that have gone. This entire building has been reduced to waist level (or maybe shoulder level, depending on one's height), so that only a truncated brick wall now remains.
This site is on is on the north side of Cumberland Road in Bristol, where it runs parallel with the River Avon - behind me when I took the photograph - as it negotiates the New Cut. Cumberland Road is on my preferred route by car into the city from the west, so I have had plenty of opportunity over the years to see this structure's gradual decline, and to speculate about what will replace it. Ideally I would like to do a little research into the building's original purpose but, as is usual for me, time and inclination are in short supply.
Sunday 25th March 2012.
Here's a roughly equivalent view of the site with Google Maps Street View today (17th September 2018).
I have decided to begin sharing photos of Bristol from my archive again, such as this one. I recognise that these photos have limited general appeal, and I only expect Bristolians or Bristol enthusiasts to be interested in them. Having said that, any feedback I do receive is of course greatly appreciated, as always.
Fujichrome Velvia 100F
Nikon FM2
Nikkor 50mm lens
Epson V600 scanner
Film developed in a commercial laboratory.