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66093 leans into the reverse curves at Grendon with 463V Ditton to Felixstowe North container service.
Joined by members of the Division of Corporate & International Development, international trade commissioners and consuls, and staff of the Department of State, Governor Markell participated in the Reverse Trade Mission for foreign trade consuls from more than 20 countries.
After all her fun at the lake her bracelets were nothing but matted caked in mud. Which is what inspired this new goofy cut... I'm kind of diggin it, practical and cute. It's like she's got her flood pants on!
Joined by members of the Division of Corporate & International Development, international trade commissioners and consuls, and staff of the Department of State, Governor Markell participated in the Reverse Trade Mission for foreign trade consuls from more than 20 countries.
"Dem Gefreiter Wilhelm Herbst zur Erinnerung am seinem Dienstzeit 1899/1901 und ? ? für seimem ? , seinem ? ? ? und seinem ? ? ? ? 1900/01. Bertram, Oberleutnant und Adjutant in 4. Hannoversches Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 164"
Names written on reverse: www.flickr.com/photos/hwmobs/53299661179/in/photostream/
Going by the signatures, I believe this was written by Alfred W Moss.
"Dear Everyone,
This is a photograph of our billet taken the day before the Armistice was signed. Somehow or other we thought that the next day would see the end of the war.
We have had a bosker time amongst ourselves in this little village, and would like to be here for Xmas or even until we leave for 'Aussie'.
I will be writing in a day or so, so hurroo for the present, with fondest love to all at home.
Your loving son, Alf
PS - You will know one from the other by the numbers. I numbered from the back row, starting from the left.
Neuville-au-Bois, France
Nov. 1918
L - R back row: A Murray, A W Moss, L E Schaeffer, R Barker
L-R front row: R H Purkis, L Powers, R D Doyle, R H Mahaffey
1 - Alan Rowat MURRAY #12028
2 - Alfred Williams MOSS #12026
3 - Louis Eugene Michael SCHAEFFER #5022
4 - Robert Rawcliffe BARKER #11903
5 - Rodolph Herman PURKIS #12049
6 - Leslie Charles POWERS #5043
7 - Roy Dennis DOYLE #11952
8 - Robert Hugh MAHAFFEY #12008
this sign really confused me. i know i am being way literal but still... which way do you bloody want me to go?!?
The reverse side of Robin's Sunflowers wall hanging.
The Simcoe County Museum in Midhurst, Ontario (just north of barrie) are holding their Quilt, Rug & Craft Fair this weekend. There are many fine examples from all disciplines and the show continues Sunday the 16th, so you still have a chance to visit. If the ladies want to bring their husbands along, there is plenty to see in the museum exhibits including a large selection of farm machinery and early construction equipment, along with a collection of old buildings.
Very impressive Welcome...
A man should always consider how much he has more than he wants -- Joseph Addison
Just bought this lens adapter from : shop.vendio.com/hkd/item/818983958/index.html
It allows for better macro for my Rebel XT, and it seems like a pretty good deal for like 4 bucks. Only problem is since it just reverse the normal lens you don't have the nice auto features, and can't change the apeture. Still pretty nice what you can do with it.
I thought this was some kind of reverse rainbow or something, but later I saw that it totally encircled the sun. I've never seen a sundog before. Maybe this was one.
Hiking to Bull of the Woods Lookout in the Bull of the Woods Wilderness.