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Large badly faded photo I found in my attic. I assume it is Canadian. The note at the bottom of the photo reads "Sharp Shooters, No. 03, 56 Batt.
Team APG awarded first, second and third-place awards to the top winners of the SHARP Poetry Slam at the Myer Auditorium April 24. The event invites amateur poets to present an original work related to Aprils’ Sexual Assault Awareness Month observance. ATEC Command Sgt. Maj. Jon Helring presented the awards. First place went to Renee Sims, of ATEC, who read for Sylvia Core, also of ATEC. Renesha Robinson of CECOM ILSC came in second; and Larry O’Neal.
Photos by Yvonne Johnson, APG News & Courtney White, ATEC
Catalog #: 02-S-00371
Last Name: Sharp
First Name: W.M.
Notes: Institute of Aero Science Bank of America
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Images from this morning's walk in the wetlands next to our south Florida home. Visit rosy-finch.blogspot.com
All that money on a sharp lens... then take a snap of frosted glass.
Leica MP with Fuji Neopan Presto
SoulRider.222 / Eric Rider © 2022
Canon EOS 7D Mark II with Canon EF 300mm F4 L IS USM with K&F Concept Nano-X MRC CPL filter, handheld, SOOC
* ADVENT at FAIRMOUNT *
Port Hope / Ontario / Canada
December 2011
* Winter Solstice *
Fairmount House -- standing since 1858 -- seems to glower in brooding preparedness for the late-arriving Winter of 2012, its acres of beds & fields trussed neatly into silent repose and woodlot groomed to quartermaster trim. Inside, meanwhile, all is radiant and expectant. Amidst happy clutter, the art of lively human engagement and co-operative living is practised on a daily basis by now-octogenarians Tom & Pat Lawson, and fourth son, Graeme -- third-generation custodians of Fairmount -- a family of deep traditions, sharp intelligence, eccentric individualism and evolved values...