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Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze performing live at Indigo2, Greenwich, London - 09/12/10
Piano accordionist for the Sewn Morris Dancers who still managed her part even in her advanced state of pregnancy .
Multicultural Festival. Brisbane .
It seemed as if the last one was asking the others to squeeze a little closer so it could have more room.
Outside the L'Antica Taverna (an over priced tourist trap near the Termini station), Via Milazzo, Rome, 09-Jul-2008.
As narrow as the path is, there's still room for a bakfiets to cross the I-5 bridge between Portland and Vancouver. Just hope that two don't meet going opposite ways.
Been struggling to get near flickr... loads to get done and there's never enough time. And it's been a bummer cause I felt the subjects have been great lately... still I get to look at other people's stuff and that's good too. I will get posting soon. I have lots I want to add to my flickr pages. In the meantime dug this out from a couple of years ago. This is the accordion player with the band Squeeze... when they played at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Bandstand. Cracking gig...
Morning walk to Ponte Santa Trinità . Form function design.
The Ponte Santa Trinità (Italian: Holy Trinity Bridge) is a Renaissance bridge in Florence, Italy, spanning the Arno river.
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Having been constructed by the Florentine architect Bartolomeo Ammanati from 1567 to 1569 alongside the equally remarkable Ponte Vecchio, the Ponte Santa Trinita is the oldest elliptic arch bridge in the World.
The flattened ellipses give the structure its celebrated elegant appearance.
Had a run to Crathes Castle today as the weather was good, 12.C and sunny. The bees were out and pollinating the snowdrops!!!
The Église Saint-Nicolas in Toulouse.
The Church of St Nicolas is located in St Cyprien, an area often prone to floods from the River Garonne and thus relevant to the patron saint of watergoers.
The church was built in the 1300s in a gothic style with an octagonal steeple mimicking St Sernin and Les Jacobins.