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St Kunigundis Church
The church was abandoned by the Catholic Church because the walls are infested with fungus. At the moment it is an exhibition space for the documenta fifteen
Beach Boys "Little Deuce Coupe"
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Me Honey - Patsy Shorts Washed Blue
Nerido - Anetta Shirt Pink
Cult - Britta Lace Socks
Babygirl Sneakers
Surplus Motors - Hamster v 7.0
Pose by Myself
Lumipro Personal Lighting
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Newly arrived from GM's London, Ontario plant, a pair of new Union Pacific SD70Ms were sitting in Canadian Pacific's Bensenville yard in 2002.
The sharp looking SD70Ms would soon be delivered to UP's Proviso yard via a transfer run over the Indiana Harbor Belt.
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Freshly built Southern Pacific SD70M 9822 was awaiting pickup by the Canadian Pacific at London for delivery.
She was looking great at the time and today is most likely in storage somewhere painted for the Union Pacific as their 3997.
I spent several hours wandering around an urban wasteland on Friday afternoon as I waited for some work to be done on our car.
This was seen from a back alley of an industrial zone in Prince George, British Columbia, Canada.
The actual showroom for this business is on the front street.
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Sony DSLR-A200
0.004 sec (1/250); f/5.6; 50 mm; ISO 100
Ernest Salu is the name of three Brussels stone sculptors specialized in funerary sculpture. Their well-known family stone cutting business was located in Laeken, and existed for more than a century, from 1872 to 1984. Laken Cemetery next door was their 'showroom'.
This is their former workshop, now a funerary art museum.