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In the distance is the grassed over slag heap from Frickley Colliery. The team here were called Frickley Colliery FC until 1974.
Runningbacks, Baldwin Wallace University football team. Photo Credit: Baldwin Wallace University Nate Parsons
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The marker lights on DB Schenker locomotive 66090 and portable floodlights cut through the gloom in Dorn cutting on the night of Thursday, February 3, 2011 as sleeper wagons are shunted into the right position for unloading. Seen from the road bridge over the line.
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The railway lines in the foreground enabled the six inch shells to be lowered down to the lower gun position from the magazine. Cupboards all around the platform housed shells and bags of cordite, and originally had steel doors.
The result of the preeminent position of Minneapolis in the flour milling industry between 1880 and 1930, which grew as a result of the ease of access to the major transportation corridor on the Mississippi River, proximity to rich farmland in the upper plains, and the hydropower generated by Saint Anthony Falls, this area is an assemblage of industrial buildings that helped grow Minneapolis from a small frontier settlement into the business, financial, cultural, and industrial center of the Northern United States it is today. The former industrial buildings, powered by machinery that was operated via tunnels that ran from the Mississippi River upstream beneath the district, were used for a variety of purposes, from grinding grain, to weaving blankets, to storing goods for shipping, which led to Minneapolis being nicknamed “Mill City” around the turn of the 20th Century. The falls first were utilized for industrial purposes by the United States Army following the establishment of Fort Snelling nearby in 1820, with a sawmill and grist mill being built at the falls to take advantage of the energy from the cascading water of the river. Industry around the falls began to decline in the early 20th Century thanks to advances in technology, with the final flour mill, the Pillsbury A Mill on the east bank, closing in 2003. Since the closure of the former mills, several have been demolished, but many former mills remain, now serving new purposes as residential, commercial office, and civic buildings, anchoring a revitalized downtown riverfront that has been reclaimed from industrial purposes that have run their course and repurposed as a place for leisure and living.
An extensive trench system still exists. View on a brick trench with cool MG position. Once an MG34 or MG42 was positioned here, to defend the large bunkers against infantry attacks.
Positioned 300 metres (985 feet) above sea level and 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) outside Glasgow, Scotland’s largest city, the wind farm has over half a million people living within a 30 km radius. This makes Whitelee one of the first large-scale wind farms to be developed close to a centre of population. [5] In May 2009, Whitelee was officially opened to the public by Alex Salmond MSP, First Minister for Scotland. [6] However, Whitelee was generating power long before this with the first phase of the wind farm supplying power to the electricity grid in January 2008.
In May 2009, the Scottish Government granted permission for an extension to the wind farm that will produce up to a further 130 megawatts of power,[7] which would increase the total generating capacity of Whitelee to 452 MW.[8] There is also the potential to increase the generating capacity once again by 140 megawatts. This would give Whitelee the potential to generate almost 600 megawatts of renewable energy.[8]
On 19 March 2010 a blade snapped off a turbine, resulting in temporary suspension of operations until safety checks were completed. Following the accident Keith Anderson, managing director of ScottishPower Renewables, said: "This type of incident is exceptionally rare and highly unusual
temporary scaffolding opposite Westminster Abbey for broadcasters around the world to cover the Royal Wedding
Pelicans are certainly limber, gotta give them that. I believe this was probably scratching an itch.
American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)
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He's a funny sleeper. Here sleeping with mommy, he loves to sleep on his back, and a lot of times he covers his face with his paws.Benji has gained 4 pounds in a little over 2 weeks. He is now 7.6 pounds at 16 weeks old. His beard is really starting to fill out, and his face is broadening. He's such a sweetie
Pentax ME Super with 50mm f/1.7 Agfa Precisa slide film. Scanned on Plustek 8200i using Silverfast 8SE plus.
Goodwood Revival 2015
Strobist info: Nikon SB-24 @ 1/8 power, triggered with ebay radio slave, shot through white umbrella around 2' away