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Tractievorm Stoom
Fabrikant Sharp, Stewart & Co. Ltd., Atlas Works, Manchester / Glasgow (GB)
Type Sneltreinlocomotief NRS serie 101 - 109, 'Rhijnboog', soortmerk P3 (PO1)
Fabrieksnummer 3563
Bouwjaar 1889
There is a variety of Sharp products that can be used in small or large scale business firms that help to improve a company's productivity by reducing its operating costs. Watch the video that discusses about some of the Sharp Products and also you can click the below website to know more information on different sharp products:
Marie Sharp, a woman who started in her home making jams and hot sauce, has created an empire.
She has cornered the market on hot sauce. Every restaurant had a bottle of Marie Sharp on the table. They start mild, hot, very hot and then start on the Xs. From X to XXXXX, are the ranges of hot.
She also owns most of the good farming land. There's not much farming land in Belize but it's all in the south and she owns most. A very rich woman.
Sharpes of Nottingham club class Van Hool TX21 Altano 2, TX69 SON displayed at the 2021 Buses Festival. Sun 08.08.2021.
Sharp Edge - Blencathra
Taken from a walk in September 1996,
this is the view looking across the arete to Foule Crag, Blencathra.
Looking closely at this image, ten climbers can be made out.
This is a re-scan of an image already posted here.
The original image was taken on a Ricoh KR-10M SLR using Fuji 'Fujichrome' 200 ASA colour slide film. Scanned using a Plustek 7400 slide scanner, 16x scans at 3600dpi and post processed using Adobe Photoshop. Although scanning the image 16 times may seem somewhat labourious (it took 30 minutes to complete), the final image, I feel, is worth it. The depth, detail and clarity really do justice to the original slide.
This young sharp-shinned hawk (Accipiter striatus) flashed into the yard today and snatched a redpoll from the bird feeder.
Although it kept a close eye on me, it did allow me to approach within 10 meters for this shot.
In the spring, sharp-tailed grouse form mating grounds, or leks, where they congregate to compete for territories and perform mating displays for visiting females. This crowded scene leads to fighting among the males as they attempt to outcompete one another and win the affections of the onlooking females.
Photo Credit: Rick Bohn