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Another go at the selective coloring fun, this time trying to take a rather boring shot of the COP sign and giving it a little pop.
BRITISH PROGRESS
GBR
Owners:
Port of Reg:
IDNo:7319682
Year:1973
Name:BRITISH PROGRESS
Keel:
Type:Tanker
Launch Date:12.5.73
Flag:GBR
Date of completion:10.73
Tons:117536
Link:1919
DWT:224999
Yard No:845
Length overall:330.0
Ship Design:
LPP:314.1
Country of build:NLD
Beam:48.8
Builder:Nederlandsche D&SB
Material of build:
Location of yard:Amsterdam
Number of
screws/Mchy/
Speed(kn):1ST-16
Naval or paramilitary marking :
A:*
End:1985
Subsequent History:
[aft launched 24.2.73]
Disposal Data:
BU Kaohsiung 5.3.85 [Bar Guan Steel & Iron]
Details: Mirimar Index
Photo Credits: Unknown Source or whereabouts of the photographer.If it is yours please let us know
and we will attribute the credits in your name.
Bronze sculpture by Yang Ying-Feng commissioned by Lien Ying Chow on 8.8.1988 at Battery Road. Raffles Place.
Jonah and Reuben digging on a blowhole we found at night using a Tamarisk320 passive infrared camera. We dug it open to find a ~100 foot long cave with a low crawlway needing further digging, but blowing air.
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During my walk along the by-pass road at night, I saw a group of women all dressed in red .I could make out that they were Hindu pilgrims on their way to some favourite temple of Goddess Parasakthi. (Fridays in this Tamil month of Aadi are very auspicious for temple-visits.)
Some were sitting down and resting under a tree in the dark.. A few stood near them.
I shot their picture and only when I uploaded it in my computer I could see that two of them had thoughfully unfolded and presented to view their placards (when I was setting the flash of my camera).
These women had made the placards out of yesteryears' calender- base and decorated them with neem leaves and flowers which are offered to Goddess Parasakthi with religious fervour.
I chose the title from John Bunyan's allegorical treatise, "The Pilgrim's Progress".