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Rodney Street in Liverpool is noted for the number of doctors and its Georgian architecture. It is sometimes known as the "Harley Street of the North". Together with Hope Street and Gambier Terrace it forms the Rodney Street conservation area. There are over 60 Grade II listed buildings on the street and one II* church.
Unnoticed by many passers-by are some of the old fixtures and fittings attached to many of the houses . This , possibly Victorian , boot scraper is one of many that still stand on the steps of some of the houses .
Just had a magnificent holiday in New York. It is a wonderful town, the Bronx is up and The Battery down! These scenes were taken from the top of The Rockefeller Centre, it was $25 each and worth every cent. The views are breath taking. The elevator ride is quick, it was 72 floors in 45 secs! Met a lovely Guard up there (David Hudson) he was very kind and helpful a real genuine New Yorker, a credit to his employers. This attraction is a must.
Another Pentax 6x7 shot on Kodak 160 NC film. I think this was the 55mm f/4 lens.
This is the 1999 Broadway building.
Date: 1945
Description: Seabee scraper in front of airplane hangar.
Medium/Format: B/W photograph
Location: Unknown
Collection: Equipment
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: U.S. Navy Seabee Museum, Collections Department, Port Hueneme, CA 93043, www.history.navy.mil/museums/seabee_museum.htm
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Garforth Parish Church captain Michael Fisher hoists a Walton Park delivery over the Springs Lane trees during a quarter-final tie in the Fred Fleetwood Cup, the Wetherby Cricket League's premier knockout competition. Fisher hit 73 as the visitors, top of Division One, beat by 112 runs mid-table Second Division Walton Park, who fielded a mixture of first and second XI players.
After Fisher's departure, Garforth Parish Church slipped to 160-9 before Tom Conboy and Darren Childe added a decisive 50 in an impressive unbeaten stand for the last wicket. An early triple strike from pacer Childe then reduced Walton Park to 16-3. No 3 Jonathan Smales, who had earlier taken three wickets, completed a deserved half-century before the hosts ran out of batters.
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Admission: free. Programme: none. Attendance: 22. Garforth Parish Church won the toss and elected to bat. Garforth Parish Church 210-9 off 40 overs (Michael Fisher 73, Tom Conboy 34 not out, Jack Caden 26, Dave Ross 22, Darren Childe 19 not out, Jonathan Smales 3-24, Ged Feeley 3-39) beat by 112 runs Walton Park 98 off 30.2 overs (Jonathan Smales 53, Andy Robson 20, Steve Bedford 3-20, Darren Childe 3-20, Hayden Mortimer 2-27).
Members of East Oakland's "Scraper Bike Crew," a group of young men who have taken a trend in car customization and scaled it down. Photo by Jacob Fenston
Another one from my recent visit to Maldon, to go alongside my mono version. I was setting up to shoot the statue of Brithnoth in silhouette against the rising sun, when a flock of seabirds took off and flew through my field of view. I rattled off a few exposures as they passed and this is the best one. I have been told that it looks like his sword is cutting the sky, hence the title ...
30569 - Alexander Volvo of First South Yorkshire is safely round this tight corner of Derbyshire, with a couple of old friends from the same route yesteryear looking over. The MCW Metrobus of SYPTE is pictured just 100 yards (and about 30 years) behind. Whilst the Roe bodied AEC Regent of Sheffield Transport with 72 (as the route was pre-SYPTE) on the blind, pictured in the bus stacking area of Sheffield Central Bus station. Probable date anytime in the 1960's.
This little one yard scraper was built for the war dept. during world war 2 to be dropped by parachutes onto the Islands in the pacific for building runways. Bulit by Letourneau
1954 Euclid S7 scraper. Powered by a 4-71 Detroit Diesel attached to a 5 speed manual Clark transmission. 7 yard capacity. Seen at the HECA national meet in Canandaigua, NY. Please visit www.dailydieseldose.com for more!