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Beauty & The Beast
To be honest it wasnt a great game, even the locals apologised to me. There was no need because I had thoroughly enjoyed my time for many reasons. Chances were at a premium and even the new signing “The Beast” chances were limited. The real enjoyment was found meeting the people and learning what the Club is really all about.This was no Disney film as today i had seen with my own eyes 'The Beast' but more importantly 'The Beauty'.
The first football club in Caernarfon, known as Caernarvon Athletic, was formed in September 1876 and played at various grounds before moving to the Oval in 1888. On 30 October 1886, Caernarfon was the first team from north west Wales to enter the FA Cup and lost 10–1 away to Stoke City. Five years later, however, that particular club went out of existence but, in 1894, several former players began a new team called Caernarvon Ironopolis. That club competed in the North Wales Coast League, winning the championship on two occasions and reaching the semi-final of the Welsh Cup in 1900 and again in 1902. Unfortunately, following a dispute with the league, Ironopolis folded in 1903. The demise of the club resulted in some of the players forming the Caernarvon Colts while others affiliated to the Caernarvon RWF (Royal Welsh Fusiliers), both clubs playing at the Oval.
In 1906, the clubs amalgamated to form Caernarvon United and in 1909 the new club won both the Welsh and North Wales Amateur Cups. After the Great War, the demobbed United players formed a new club (Caernarvon Athletic) which, until 1921, played in the North Wales Coast League and thereafter the Welsh National League Division Two (West), with mixed fortune. In 1926, however, a limited company was formed and a full-time manager and professional team engaged. The club met with immediate success, winning the Welsh National League Division One championship in 1926–27, ahead of Bangor City and Rhyl, and repeating the feat in 1929–30 having been pipped to the title by Connah's Quay & Shotton 12 months earlier. Caernarvon Athletic are still remembered for their FA Cup run in 1929 when they defeated Darlington before going out to Bournemouth in a second round replay, the first game at the Oval attracting a crowd of some 9,000. In 1930, however, the club went into liquidation but two years later a re-formed team won the Welsh Combination before quitting over problems in using the Oval.
It's never quiet at The Oval as in 2010 they came uncomfortably close to folding completely. The tipping point came when they were served a suspension notice from the Welsh Alliance League. But for the determination of a group of supporters and a newly formed committee they somehow were able to fulfill the remaining fixtures.
The following season forward steps were made albeit baby steps. A better financial position and better results on the pitch lead to a serious attempt at gaining promotion to the second tier of the Welsh Pyramid. The last part of the jigsaw was the right type of Team Manager to lead them at a critical time in the club's renaissance. The 2012/3 season was a treble winning season on the pitch. But really it was a 'world cup' winning season off the pitch as the club had finallyregained its dignity and pride and then some.
The day started with a brisk walk along the beach at Rhos-on-Sea in the crisp winter sunshine and well earned Full English Breakfast washed down with delicious brewed coffee. My day came to an end watching another game Llandudno Albion v Llandudno Athletic. A feircely contested local derby one might presume ..... final score was 17-1. As the evening chill had set in and the score was standing at 13-1, i decided that the home win was now secure and it was an appropriate moment to vacate the premisis. A perfect start to the day and an enjoyable finale but it was what was in the middle that will live longer in the memory. Oval stays are enjoyable days !
Edited fabric pattern for Japanese clothes from the de Young Museum in San Francisco. The patterns all repeat in at least one direction.
Photography and Post-production: Joseph Mayuga
Place: Hotel AC, Florence.
This is a building of the Hotel AC luxurious 4-star .It is newly built set in the former location of the Leopolda Station of Florence. I've never been inside but I think it's really nice.
Repeating myself again :)
The same basic shot taken with the use of different coloured backgrounds.
These are A2 size sheets of art card, which have very good consistant colour and reflect light very well, though this does depend on colour.
For any of you in the UK, these are a pound a sheet from The Range discount store, though I think Hobbycraft also stock it.
For this exercise, it was a simple task to change the cards to vary the colours without disturbing anything else in the setup. So the lighting and subject positions stayed the same throughout. Just the background and the shutter speed on the camera being changed throughout.
The setup used can be seen in the pic below.
What is the subject, the pattern, the elements that make up the pattern, or what the pattern contrasts? Blog post at: www.kateyeview.com/2010/08/exploring-with-camera-repeatin...
Another of my favourite views from Kaieteur - the mountain tops, one after the other repeating the same lines.
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My 2nd visit to Kaieteur Falls = the largest (in volume) single drop waterfall in the world, where the Potaro River falls 741 ft in the Pakaraima Mountain Range. The top of the falls is about 1500 above sea level.
(Existence as we know it ceases without warning)
Beware all of those silent trickster evolutions.
Science is the unattainable God pretending to provide impossible solutions.
Orbiting, floating it out, working, patiently waiting out all of these quiet revolutions.
The new species is in waiting.
Our destiny remains steady and marches closer toward a fool’s martyrdom.
.doomed.to.repeat.our.past.and.so.we.doom.ourselves.
Title / Titre :
Repeating rifle, patent number: 29615 /
Carabine à répétition, numéro de brevet : 29615
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : William M. Cooper, Edwin J. Cashmore
Date(s) :
Filed / Dépot : January 1, 1888 / 1 janvier 1888
Granted / Délivrance : August 1, 1888 / 1 août 1888
Reference No. / Numéro de référence : MIKAN n/a
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/discover/patents-1869-1919/Pages/it...;
www.bac-lac.gc.ca/fra/decouvrez/brevets-1869-1919/Pages/i...;
Location / Lieu : Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Credit / Mention de source :
William M. Cooper, Edwin J. Cashmore. Library and Archives Canada, e003490876 /
William M. Cooper, Edwin J. Cashmore. Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, e003490876
The new Colston Hall in Bristol, it's rather an intriguing building that's particularly photogenic... If you catch it at the right angle you can see the Colston Tower Clock repeatedly reflected in the window... It looks very cool :)
Taken on a D90 with the humble 18-55mm VR lens on a ridiculously sunny day :)
repeating colors and beads in primary colors.
114 Pictures in 2014-64.Primary Colours
Paint the Moon-3/52-Repeating
Melissa's birthday card this year. I gave her a coupon for a nice dinner out.
I continued the pattern on the backside as well, and am thinking it'd make a nice wrapping paper pattern.
Pen and watercolor.
Mossy folliage on a small shrub alongside my walking path at work.
Menlo Park, California, 18 March 2009
The Daily Shoot assignment for 2010/12/16:
Find a repeating pattern today and make a photograph of it.
There are lots of patterns in this one actually. the bells themselfs repete their orientation around the hoop, the pattern of the background. even the bokeh is, round like the bells. I really want to try to keep up with the daily shoot over this break. Please let me know what you think in the comments!
Handblown Glass treated with Mercury in Glass Case surrounded by Mirrors on 4 sides. There were 3 other Displays in this Square Installment.
-Boston Museum Of Fine Art, Boston, Mass.
Edited fabric pattern for Japanese clothes from the de Young Museum in San Francisco. The patterns all repeat in at least one direction. Pattern repeats vertically.
Repeating patterns are like puzzles for our brains because, we look for slight differences.
more here: goo.gl/iEbgXP
{Find a repeating pattern today and make a photograph of it.}
Went for a chilly walk this morning and came across this walkway. There are several repeating patterns...The pillars, the trellis, the bricks, the lines in the benches....worked for me.
...lichen and lace, nature imitates nature....
view them individually if you’d like, clickable photos in the comments
The Spencer repeating rifle was an early American lever-action firearm invented by Christopher Spencer. This was the world's first military metallic cartridge repeating rifle, produced from 1860. Offered to the US Army right after the Civil War broke out in 1861, the view by the Department of War Ordnance Department was that soldiers would waste ammunition by shooting too rapidly at the enemy with repeating rifles, and thus denied a government contract for all such weapons. Shortly after the 1863 Battle of Gettysburg, the repeating rifle was demonstrated to President Abraham Lincoln, who was impressed and ordered the Army to adopt it for production, but the Army disobeyed the order. At the Chickamauga Battlefield Visitor Center.
In Sep 1863, the US Army under General Rosecrans seized the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, a railway center and gateway to the Confederate industrial centers of Atlanta and northern Georgia. The Army advanced about 10 miles (16 km) past the city, almost to West Chickamauga Creek, southeast of Chattanooga. The Confederate response was to reinforce their army under General Bragg and counterattack later that month. The counterattack, known as the Battle of Chickamauga, succeeded in driving General Rosecrans and two of his three corps commanders in headlong retreat back to Chattanooga. The third commander, General Thomas, held firm, allowing the fleeing forces to recover and earning for himself the nickname "The Rock of Chickamauga." With 34,600 casualties for both sides, the Battle of Chickamauga was second only to the Battle of Gettysburg in Civil War losses.
I visited this place April 15, 2018.