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Construction of new lower level A3 at Butser nearing completion. The old road still in use up above. Taken in 1982.
My photo number 001284
Xongile rocks a printed tunic and leggings with some slouchy gladiator sandals for a great look for her slim frame.
For a while, I've wanted to capture the buildings along New Canterbury Road at Petersham so what do I do, frame a bus in the scene so it obscures most of the structures ...
30 January 2011 - Sydney's Inner West
I loved seeing this, made my heart feel warm that children are always carried, on a shoulder, across a belly, holding hands.....so close to a loving warm body! and men and women carry their children, I hardly saw a pram, such a distant way of carrying little ones.
Diss Corn Hall, a fine example of a 19th century corn exchange, is located in the heart of the historic market town of Diss, close to the Norfolk/Suffolk border. This centre for the arts is the venue for a wide range of events.
The town council-owned listed building, which was taken over by a community management trust three years ago, was the winner of the social and community category in the Eastern region awards.
Built in 1854, designed by architect George Atkins of Diss in restrained Classic revival style.
It was a place where farmers traded corn. In this rural part of East Anglia, the corn trade was important. I have discovered that cereal were traded there until well ito the 20th century. The Corn Hall has a glass roof (necessary for the scrutiny of corn, but now unstable and screened off).
See also www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-224877-corn-hall-diss