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Another shot from the Roman Festival in August.
This soldier was shouting orders in latin as the army marched past. He definitely had the voice for the job.
HTMT and Thursday Monochrome :-)
89/100
This year our 100x will be taken with the Lumix camera
It has been a while since I shared any new images. Due to unforeseen circumstances my opportunities to get out with the camera are more limited than ever, meaning the chances of any new landscape work is slim.
However, I am working on a nice collection of images for my street portfolio, including this one from a late night wander around Soho in London on Friday night
The Order of Solomon's Seal was the second highest and oldest order of the Ethiopian Empire (Emperor Tewodros II awarded the first order during the 1860's). The Order was given to the Emperor and Empress, the Crown Prince and Princess, and the male members of the Imperial family, the as well as Christian heads of state around the world.
The Cordon was an Emerald Green Sash worn from the right shoulder to the left hip with the plaque hanging at the left hip. In the highest grade of this order, the cross in the middle of the star was enameled green on both the plaque and the breast star. Lower grades were plain gold with no green enamel.
Odering food in Chinatown's market, Singapore. It's been a long time since I last spoke any Chinese in real person - just barely enough to order.
The lady in the picture is very nice, and beautiful too, I guess.
Hi loves!
I wanted to bring another one of my favorite treats in world, almost each of my releases have been fueled by a *crrrispy* sprite from the golden arches, my guilty pleasure!
I hope you enjoy this little set, I have more staple items to create so I split them into different orders since there's so many! If you enjoy this set there will be more to come ♥
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Once upon a time, it was the country store clerk who fulfilled customer orders, e.g., eggs, flour, and soap. The customer would give the store clerk a list of what commodities they wanted. Those were the days before the retailing and branding revolution that was brought on by Piggly Wiggly franchised supermarkets and the new-fangled ilk that followed. In these new 20th-century stores, retailers had to bedazzle shoppers with eye-catching packaging since consumers began to do the shopping work for themselves by walking through big stores designed with shopping aisles filled with shelves and shelves of competing products. That branding and shopping revolution eventually came back to country stores.
Nowadays, we have online virtual aisles and artificial intelligence to assist.
Kenchō-ji (建長寺) is a Rinzai Zen temple in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, which ranks first among Kamakura's so-called Five Great Zen Temples (the Kamakura Gozan) and is the oldest Zen training monastery in Japan. These temples were at the top of the Five Mountain System, a network of Zen temples started by the Hōjō Regents. Still very large, it originally had a full shichidō garan and 49 subtemples.
The temple was constructed on the orders of Emperor Go-Fukakusa and completed in 1253, fifth year of the Kenchō era, from which it takes its name. It was founded by Rankei Doryū, a Chinese Zen master who moved to Japan in 1246, spending some years in Kyushu and Kyoto before coming to Kamakura.
A crew waits for orders to take its train west on the Maybrook line. Night photo shoot at the Danbury (CT) Railway Museum in May 1999.
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Laaast Orders !
E.Clapton (R.Johnson) - Sweet Home Chikago
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHTCabUpLJg
Driftin' Blues / Ramblin' On My Mind (Live At Long Beach Arena, California / 1974)
Hey there guys, heres my latest freebuild, the AAG headquarters. many have seen the building, its not hard to being so massive, but few have tried to find out what its for, and none have succeeded. the only people who ever enter the building are strange hooded folk or avalonian lords, not the sort of people you mess with...
Zakon: lads, you're heading west...
To be continued...
More pics up on EBs Guilds of Historica Forum!
www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=82036
enjoy!
Indian Princess in Black. Hobo bag with long wide strap. This bag is a perfect blend of the East and West with an alluring design and beautiful artwork. This is the typical hobo bag style that rests on your hip and usually worn cross-shoulder. It is a must-have for every wardrobe! This bag can be customized in different colors for individual orders. Made in Rural India.
www.ruralhandicrafts.com/index.php?main_page=product_info...
Taken at the 2024 Victory Show in Leicestershire www.thevictoryshow.co.uk . The Show provides Historical Societies and re-enactments through various forces from several eras and theatres during the period of 1939-45. From Airmen to Infantry, the Victory Show opens a window in time to the 1940's.
CP SD40-2 6018 and GP38AC 3015 big chill near the Bensenville Yard office as it awaits future orders during a stormy evening.
Working past the decrepit Dry Creek South yard is late running Aurizon Intermodal shuttle service 4114S from Spencer Jct to Gillman via Port Pirie as ageing units CLP16/ALF20 slow to take the Port line turnout on Monday the 27th of January 2025. This train conveys Adelaide bound loading off fellow Aurizon Intermodal service 7PS1 from the yard at Port Pirie once weekly before running to Port Adelaide for unloading later in the afternoon.
Hired power from Railfirst Asset Management previously dominated this train on most services however reliability issues with the GL and CM classes has seen Aurizon’s locomotives feature more regularly during 2025. It’s expected that further orders of ACD class units due to arrive during the year will enable the two GL class locomotives to be dehired while the CM’s will remain for grain traffic, further Aurizon locomotives from the Eastern Bulk business unit are rumoured to arrive during the new year for traffic such as the MX/XM services.
© Dom Quartuccio 2025.
"...ove... it ...gots!" The sergeants screaming made the radio headset block out the sudden change in signal amplitude. No questioning what he wanted though, so I jumped the boulder that was my cover and ran forward through the swirling snow which severely hampered my vision.
Yes the empire demanded obedience of their soldiers, but why in the name of the Sith could he not ever lead the way. Lead by example, yes that's what they taught. But not this Bantha-piss of a coward, the sergeant would dance in when the objective was taken and claim credit. I swear one day he would find himself alone on the front line with no one to protect his white armour covered arse.
Alas, that day was not today. This day I would fight along side my brothers and claim another imperial victory.
Head end brakeman Jessie Vega grabs the orders, and a bag of food apparently, from Leroy station agent Burt Howe as Chessie train RS-97 heads South in Leroy, NY on May 20, 1980. The RS-97 met SR-94 at Gainesville, NY, a common occurrence at the time. After the meet the SR-94 derailed some cars, including the caboose, at the rear of the train as it was descending the hill at Church St. in Silver Springs.
Another shot from the weekend.
Really wanted to trail this but the oncoming traffic flare made it impossible to do more than 30 seconds.
I managed to get a breif period where a couple of cars went past in the other direction, I got some nice tail light trails and the headlights nicely lit the sign. I used my Led Lenser X21 to add a bit of fill light to the left of the sign, the bits the cars missed.
Took a couple of tries to get right because I was attempting star trail angles at first, but i'm really happy with the result, and left me with time to trail the building.
More to come soon!
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Durand, Michigan April 26, 1973, the Durand to Detroit Grand Trunk Western turn is returning lead by SD40 5902 complete with miss matched number boards. The operator still was in the depot and the train order signals for the mainline are out of the picture to the right. The crossing is still protected by the swinging gates on the right and the shanty for the gate keeper is on the left. The old metal drain for the now removed steam era water plug stand pipe remains between the two tracks. Childhood friend Bruce is yelling to the crew to throw off old train orders, sadly he would pass away - way too young just a couple years later.
The Catherine Palace is a Rococo palace in Tsarskoye Selo (Pushkin), located 30 kilometres (19 mi) south of central St. Petersburg. It was the summer residence of the tsars. The palace is part of the World Heritage Site Saint Petersburg and Related Groups of Monuments. The display of the Catherine Palace (known until 1910 as the Great Palace of Tsarskoe Selo) covers the 300-year history of this outstanding edifice and presents the work of architects involved in its construction and decoration in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries and also with the achievements of the restorers who returned the palace to life after the Second World War. Of the 58 halls destroyed during the war years, 32 have been recreated.
In 1717, while St Petersburg was being created on the banks of the Neva, the architect Johann Friedrich Braunstein started supervising the construction of the first masonry royal residence at Tsarskoe Selo that has gone down in history as “the stone chambers” of Catherine I. During the reign of Empress Elizabeth (the daughter of Peter the Great and Catherine I) in late 1742 or early 1743 it was decided to enlarge the building. From late 1748 until 1756 the construction of the Tsarskoe Selo residence was directed by Bartolomeo Francesco Rastrelli (1700–1771), the chief architect of the imperial court. On 10 May 1752 Empress Elizabeth signed a decree on the complete reconstruction of the old building and on 30 July 1756 Rastrelli was already presenting his new creation to his crowned mistress and foreign ambassadors.
The next stage in the decoration of the state rooms and living quarters came in the 1770s. The new mistress of the residence, Empress Catherine II, was fascinated with the art of the Ancient World and wanted to have her apartments finished in keeping with current tastes. She entrusted the task to the Scottish architect Charles Cameron (1743–1812), an expert on ancient architecture. The interiors that he created in the Zubov Wing and the North Part of the Palace are marked by refined beauty, austere decoration and especially exquisite finishing. In 1817, on the orders of Emperor Alexander I, the architect Vasily Stasov (1769–1848) created the State Study and a few adjoining rooms that are finished in a commons style – all these rooms were devoted to extolling the brilliant victories that the Russian army won against Napoleon in 1812 and afterwards. The last note in the symphony of palace state rooms was struck by the new Main Staircase created in 1860–63 by Ippolito Monighetti (1819–1878) in the "Second Rococo" style.
The Engineer on this eastbound Milwaukee Road freight leans out of the cab to grab orders from the Tower B12 Operator in March 1979.
Sunset reflections at Leith, with the exotically named Ristorante De Niro looking like it needs a good coat of paint. I wouldn't trust that lifeboat!
21st August 171AD, Peregrinium Fort, Hadrian's Wall, Britannia. Petra Reidus delivers orders to the Centurion, Martinius Longus at Peregrinium Fort.
Welcome to the main street in Peregrinium Fort, part of a collaborative build by Brick to the Past. The fort is an imagined fort, the story of the messenger is also made up. What happens To Petra Reidus may be discovered at STEAM next weekend, 3rd and 4th October 2015.
Older orders at Leyton sees Temple Mills Yard and Class33 variants 33065/202 marshaling wagons, probably forming the regular departmental to Hoo Junction.
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