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concierto del 50 aniversario de los Rolling Stones en el O2 Arena de Londres en noviembre de 2012
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Playlist del concierto: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_Rp0Wq53Bq7A33GnMy3yANSzh...
Videos de Conciertos 2014: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_Rp0Wq53Bq6_8_9_hbAmkxIx1...
Date taken: 29/08/2010
Location taken: Kidderminster Yard
Rolling stock in photo: BR 1/506 Brake Van B953153
Freight cars may sit in dispersal centers for long enough that graffiti artists can do some serious work. Many of these are signed works. They appear to be familiar alphabetic characters. Look closely to discover that most characters are new creations. During his photographic career, Ratonian Ralph Solano made a study of these pieces of modern art.
The first inaugural Rolling Loud in Toronto, Canada.
September 9-11, 2022
Venue: Ontario Place.
Photography by (Wendy Wei)
Smooth curves of landscape: a wind-blown tree standing at the base of a gentle rolling hill, Machrie Moor.
A passenger's long shadow on the pitching upper deck of the Kos to Kalymnos ferry (Mastichari to Pothia).
After leaving my parents' house, we found two rolling carts besides a dumpster. We took the smallest one home, cleaned it up, and now it's going to hold some of my garden containers.
Those are the CD boxes we got from a garage sale. We painted them with chalk board paint so we can label the herbs that will be going on them.
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90,000 people opening for the Rolling Stones in Amsterdam's Ajax Soccer Stadium the Toots and the Maytals Concert 2004
The first inaugural Rolling Loud in Toronto, Canada.
September 9-11, 2022
Venue: Ontario Place.
Photography by (Harrison Haines)
Itâd be an understatement to say that Cannizaro House has 'a little history'. An Edwardian mansion with grounds sprawled out across 34 acres of Cannizaro Park on the South Side of Wimbledon Common, Cannizaro House is choicely located amongst the surprisingly rural wonders of South West London. Pram pushing yuppie yummy mothers (rubber baby buggy bumpers), rolling green parkland and a spot not all that far from the All England Club (home to the Wimbledon Tennis). Originally built back in the 18th century, this country house has played host to some VERY exciting people; a list that includes the likes of Oscar Wilde and Lord Tenyson, no less!
But less history, more culinary commentary. In June 2015 Hotel Du Vin took over, hoping to make their mark where previous owners the Thistle Group and Bridge House Hotels had not. Whether Hotel Du Vin manage to pull off this audacious feat of high end hoteliership (not sure this is a word) still remains to be seen - but theyâve already put their stamp on the food, thatâs for sure. There's three ways you can eat at Cannizaro House; a la carte at the Bistro, al fresco at The Orangery or more drinks/less food at the Lounge Bar. Tasting Britain went for option B, observing (through floor to ceiling windows), as clouds turned to rain turned to the deepest ultramarine. Beautiful! As I understand it, the food is consistent across all three areas, which means reasonable portions of hearty French faire supplied by the Bistro and a rather weighty wine list too. As you can probably see, these guys sure love their champagne houses!
And how about Hotel Du Vin? They got started way back in 1994, opening their first hotel in Winchester. Since such halcyon days theyâve kept themselves busy, opening another 15 or so - all over the country. I think the most recent Hotel Du Vin is to be found St. Andrews, supposedly âthe home of golfâ. Say what you will about Hotel Du Vin Wimbledon/Cannizaro House but the views and ambiance are absolutely incomparable. This is nothing less than living history, with a bar inside it!