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Dakar support truck
Technic figure scale
Sponsored by Octan, Michelin, Benz and Lego.
features
- 4 independent multi-link suspension
- steering system
- titing cab.
- separable cabin and trailer
- working doors
- detachable auxiliary fuel tank, spare tire set and tool box.
enjoy ;-)
Class 47 locomotive No. 47848 brings up the rear of 1Z80, the 16:38 Worcester Shrub Hill to Norwich return excursion as it passes Steynors Park in Droitwich Spa on Saturday 6th April 2024. LMS Stanier Class 5 4-6-0 steam locomotive No. 44871 was at the front.
Leggs Sheer Energy Active Support Suntan Pantyhose and boots 👢 on a cool night. They do keep me warm.
Amiens (Somme) - Musée de Picardie - Puy de 1521 - "Le vrai support de toute créature"
Panneau : Huile sur panneau de bois
Cadre : chêne sculpté et vestiges de polychromie
Au registre inférieur de ce Puy, on reconnait le traditionnel portrait de groupe avec le donateur en prière, Laurent Le Boulengier.
Au-dessus, une Vierge à l'Enfant garde l'entrée d'un temple surmonté par Dieu le Père.
Le palinod évoque donc le rôle de soutien et d'aide de la Vierge pour le fidèle dans son chemin vers Dieu.
Le Puy de 1521, malgré sa qualité, a subi de nombreux dommages rendant son appréciation assez difficile.
Une restauration récente lui rend néanmoins sa lisibilité en restituant en grisaille les parties perdues.
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ABBEY CHURCH OF HOLY CROSS WITH SAINT EDBURGHA, CHURCH WALK, PERSHORE, WORCESTERSHIRE
Heritage Category: Listed Building.
Grade I listed.
List Entry Number: 1387027.
Details
SO 9445; 648-1/5/93
PERSHORE, CHURCH WALK (west side)
Abbey Church of Holy Cross with St Edburgha
(Formerly Listed as: Abbey Church of Holy Cross)
11/02/65
GV
I
Abbey, now parish church. Founded C7; present building C11-C13 with some later-medieval remodelling; some C17 buttressing following Dissolution; major restoration 1860s by Giles Gilbert Scott; further alterations early C20. MATERIALS: mainly of limestone ashlar with parapeted plain tile, stone-tile and lead roofs. PLAN: apse; chancel with choir aisles, N and S transepts and crossing tower; the nave demolished at Dissolution.
EXTERIOR: C19 apse has narrow lancets with continuous hoodmould; diagonal buttresses with offsets; corbel table; and steeply pitched roof. Chancel N aisle has moulded single-light windows; continuous hoodmould; plain corbel table; moulded plinth; offset buttresses which have moulded strings and crocketed pinnacles with geometric blind tracery and rise as flying buttresses extending to clerestory. N clerestory has single-light windows with deep moulded embrasures surmounted by continuous hoodmould; lombard frieze and embattled parapet; polygonal E end surmounted by crocketed pinnacles. NE chapel has coped gable with apex stone and Perpendicular tracery to its E window. S chancel aisle similar to N aisle with Perpendicular E, SE and S windows; clasping buttresses, some incorporating slender 3/4 round shafts; blocked pointed and moulded arch to former S transept chapel with clustered shaft piers and remains of springing to vaulting. South transept: mostly Romanesque. Its E wall has two further attached moulded pointed arches with blocked round-arched features; adjacent are three bays of C13 crocketed blind arcading of former sedilia and piscina, with quatrefoil mouldings; embattled parapet with lombard frieze incorporating grotesques. South transept S wall: chevron-moulded blind arcading to gable, interspersed with single round-headed lights; cable-moulded string course; remodelled triple lancet window; roofline of former monastic buildings visible; central pier and blocked doorway.
South transept W wall: similar lombard frieze; roofline of former nave S aisle visible, and blocked aisle round arch with adjacent 3-light Perpendicular window and lancets to corner stair turret. West wall has blocked round-headed crossing arch with relieving arch above; remains of nave and arcade walls have Romanesque piers with cushion capitals; heavily moulded former S doorway of six orders with stiff leaf capitals to E; inserted W window and door; the W wall all now heavily buttressed. North transept: remodelled and reinforced, but retains blocked round-headed arch to former N nave arcade. Tower: of four stages, completed 1330; four octagonal pinnacles, embattled at base, surmounted by large crockets with weathervanes; ringing chamber has four windows to each side, of two lights with geometric tracery, each central pair louvred and flanked by blind outer windows; ballflower-moulded string course and parapet; third stage has embattled string course with ballflower mouldings at base and 2-light windows with trefoil-headed tracery; on W side, former nave roof-line is visible and small blocked round-arched window; on E, N and S sides, former chancel and transept roof-lines interrupt 2nd-stage windows; lancets to staircase corner turrets.
INTERIOR: comprises apse and former chancel of five bays, now used as church, and crossing with nave truncated at W arch. E apse, built C19 in Early English style on site of former Lady Chapel, is 5-sided with three narrow lancets to E end flanked by triple-arched blind arcades, all with narrow pointed moulded arches, stiff leaf capitals and detached shafts, some of Purbeck marble; vault has heavily-moulded ribs and central boss. Chancel: rebuilt following fire in 1223, has polygonal E end with pointed E arch of six orders with roll mouldings supported by stiff-leaf capitals above clustered piers of detached or 3/4 round shafts, some of Purbeck marble; similar, unmarbled, piers to chancel arcades; combined triforium and clerestory, rising above moulded string course, incorporate single pointed lights within triple pointed-arched arcades of tall clustered shafts with stiff-leaf capitals, blind at E end; tierceron vaults have ribs rising from stiff-leaf corbels and stiff-leaf bosses. Aisles: slender attached piers of clustered shafts with stiff-leaf capitals and quadripartite vaults with roll-moulded ribs; N aisle lancet windows are all moulded with shafts and stiff-leaf decoration. NE chapel: moulded piscina in S wall and trefoil-headed shallow niche on E wall; S aisle has mainly Perpendicular windows; SE chapel has medieval floor tiles and moulded piscina in S wall.
North transept: blocked Romanesque arch with moulded capitals to N choir aisle; above this, a later adapted opening, a blocked opening, and former roof-line; taller Romanesque arch with cushion capitals to former nave N aisle. South transept: mainly Romanesque; roll-moulded arch with cushion capitals to S choir aisle; wider arch to former E chapel, now blocked and with inserted later-medieval blind arcading of eight bays of cusped tracery surmounted by coving with leaf motifs; a deep, splayed, moulded round-arched window; blocked doorway above; remains of bead-moulded blind arcading, now shaftless, extends around SE and S walls; above is a Romanesque triforium arcade with heavy capitals rising from partly-moulded string course; similar clerestory arcade above with four pierced quatrefoils in S wall; round arch to SW staircase turret; blocked tall S nave aisle arch, as N aisle arch; cross-vault with moulded ribs and leaf bosses incorporating shields along ridge rib. Crossing has tall round arches with double 3/4 round shafts and some figurative, but mainly cushion, capitals; above, in tower, are 2 tiers of trefoil-headed arcading with heavily-moulded and partly-embattled string courses, part blind and part incorporating 2-light tower windows with trefoil heads, set back behind detached shafts; unusual bellcage erected 1864 by Gilbert Scott. FITTINGS: Romanesque font at NW with seated figures under billet-moulded arcade; replaced lower pedestal and cover. Benefaction board to Henry Smith and others, 1626, on NE tower arch, has a painted inscription on painted boards within moulded wooden frame. C18 hatchment over N entrance, of painted canvas with motto Resurgam; further hatchments in SE transept with inscriptions Morses Omnibus Communis and In Coelo Quies.
MONUMENTS: freestanding effigies in S transept include: to E, an abbot, possibly William de Harvington or Abbot Hert, on tomb chest incorporating quatrefoils; to W, a cross-legged knight in chain mail, possibly Sir William de Harley, C13; on SW wall, painted Haselwood wall monument commemorates Thomas, d.1624, Elizabeth, and Sir Francis, and comprises one recumbent and 2 kneeling figures, a blank inscription panel within cartouche to rear, 3 free-standing piers supporting elaborately-carved arms, and chest with strapwork panels and scagliola decoration; further monument to Fulke and Dorothy Haselwood has 9 children in relief; other modest C18 and C19 wall monuments; in S transept, free-standing war memorial with cast bronze figure of Immortality by Alfred Drury; many ledger slabs in floor throughout. Parchment inspeximus of the Royal Privileges of the Abbey of Pershore, 1453, in metal case fixed to crossing S wall.
C19 wallpainting in medieval style to W wall of crossing; traces of medieval wallpainting on crossing piers. Section of late-medieval woodcarving incorporating inscription in NE transept; late-medieval wooden chest against W wall. STAINED GLASS: includes windows by Clayton and Bell, Hardman and Co and Kempe.
(BoE: Pevsner N: Worcestershire: Harmondsworth: 1968-; Wilson M: Pershore Abbey: Much Wenlock: 1994-).
Listing NGR: SO9478845793
This List entry has been amended to add sources for War Memorials Online and the War Memorials Register. These sources were not used in the compilation of this List entry but are added here as a guide for further reading, 27 October 2017.
Legacy
The contents of this record have been generated from a legacy data system.
Legacy System number: 474443
Legacy System: LBS
Sources
Books and journals
Pevsner, N, The Buildings of England: Worcestershire, (1968)
Wilson, M , Pershore Abbey, (1994)
Websites
War Memorials Online, accessed 27 October 2017 from www.warmemorialsonline.org.uk/memorial/155580
War Memorials Register, accessed 27 October 2017 from www.iwm.org.uk/memorials/item/memorial/3141
historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1387027
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ARGO
The Argo is a DP-2 Trenching Support Vessel built for worldwide operations, specially designed and outfitted for supporting a variety of subsea trenching vehicles. She is also well equipped for cable laying and repairs as well as for diving, ROV, Survey, and IMR work. She is fitted with an ROV Hangar housing 2 WROVs (1 x over side launching, 1 through moonpool launching), a 150T AHC offshore crane, and a 65T A-Frame.
IMO Number 9523366
Length 110.60 M
Breadth 20.00 M
Dynamic Position System
Kongsberg KPos-21 with C-Joy (DP-2)
Deadweight abt. 4,406 MT
Accommodation 112 Persons
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The Argo (/ˈɑːrɡoʊ/; in Greek: Ἀργώ) is named after the ship which, according to Greek mythology, carried Jason and the Argonauts from Iolo's in Greece to Colchis in the Black Sea to retrieve the Golden Fleece. She is the second vessel in the Asso fleet to bear this name
Owner Asso Argo Navigation Company Limited, Cyprus.
Another rare day off, so I'm wearing my favorite outfit with Leggs Sheer Energy Active Support Suntan pantyhose
Our favorite bench with young lovers sitting on it in the early morning sun. You can see the supporting sculptures in this one.
A few more additions to the collection from recent photos, more to come.
An emergency support vehicle that Ambulance Victoria has stationed in Melbourne.Capable of transporting two 'Field Care Clinic' modules to sites requiring stationary care centers.
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Ohio National Guard 52nd Civil Support Team Truck with a Polaris UTV arriving at Ohio Stadium to provide security for the OSU Spring Football Game.
Supporting Kioko at the Love Music Hate Racism event.
Shot for Gig Junkies.
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March 7, 2028
With unrest stirring over Europe, unions are forming and armies are rising...
These drones generally are used as infantry support. With their All-terrain treads and wheels, and their hi-powered machine gun, they reek havoc upon their enemies...
Exact same spider as This One a moment or so later. It was funny, for when I pulled my camera away from him, I found he had attached the web to the camera and had decided to come along with me. I saw these spiders in a few different areas that day.
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Support to Harmony Centre in Tbilisi
Many of them calls this place their second home, it's about a group of elderly people coming to "Harmony Centre" in the Georgian capital, Tbilisi. Home is the place where you find the warm welcome, where you can stay with others, where you feel warm, cozy and never hungry. They have no more neither the strength nor the health to work, most of them are jaded heavy, had long-term work, some had even important positions, and there are artists, doctors among them.
Empire, which promised so much left them with nothing, and when they found themselves with no children, husband or wife they realized they have nothing to live for and are completely alone. Then they discovered "Caritas” and Polish priests there. And there was prepared a place for them - "Harmony Centre", where they felt as those who have not been forgotten. So it was like this for the last few years. Today "Harmony" wants to live, to open its doors to those who knows what it means to be there very well, and also for those who come here for the first time and will stay.
... But its functioning is threatened; those who were the sponsors of the Centre due to various reasons cannot support it any longer. Without the support it will be closed this autumn. Some of the elderly, to whom yet no one said anything, as if sensing ask: “What will happen to me when “Harmony” will be closed, I do not have anyone?”
Why the "Harmony"?
“Almost all who come to the "Harmony" are lonely people. In their homes often they do not have hot water, heating - says Nana Nadzlviszvili, manager of the Centre - With us they can be together with others, not alone. For them, it is important to take a warm shower and stay in heated rooms, especially when winter comes. In the capital fairly common feature is the view of elderly people begging on the streets. Caritas Georgia helps as much as it can: organizes the canteen, clothing distribution point and etc. State aid granted to senior citizens social support, which, when converted into zloty, is 180 zł (43 EUR).
For whom is the “Harmony”?
In the "Harmony Centre" there are currently 40 people. They are lonely, sick and destitute people.
- I am a war veteran. I took part in the war in Belarus, Ukraine and Poland. I met Polish people, took care of them that is why I highly respect them. They are very friendly and warm people. "Harmony" is everything to me. My older daughter has died, and if there was no "Harmony" is would definitely lose my mind. Although it is difficult for me, here I feel much better. I am very grateful, thank you, that there is "Harmony" - says Ivlita Kuciaidze, age 92. Among the 40 mentees there are Ola Gardawa, age 87 (engineer), Raisa Giekowa, age 87 (physician, virologist), Dina Bogorodieckaja, age 88 (teacher), Emilia Manukoglian, age 67 (constructor, doctor). Collecting means for seniors in Georgia will continue until the Day of Grandparents, which in Poland is celebrated on 21st and 22nd of January. In Georgia this grandfathers and grandmothers have no one to help. They were alone. Can we support them? As Fr. Jerzy Limanówka, President of the Foundation Salvatti.pl noted - 3€ payment will be used to buy food, 5€ for food and cleaning, and 10€ for food, cleaning products and medications. There are no small amounts. "If the drop said: I'm not needed, there would be no ocean."
Donate any amount to the following account:
Name: Pallotynska Fundacja Misyjna Salvatti.pl
Bank name: Bank Pekao SA - Centrala
SWIFT code: PKOPPLPW
Account number / account (IBAN): PL 44 1240 1095 1111 0010 3468 8020
Title: Donation Harmony
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Quite often the main attraction the West Country Class locomotive is seen tailing the Rawtenstall service headed by guest locomotive GWR 1501. Its second trip a couple of hours later saw it tucked in behind the Class 1500 pannier tank locomotive.
The light was not all that great, being very contrasty, but there seems to be some potential here. I think it warrants a return trip.
Explore 24 Nov 2009 #386
Supporting the very batch of buses it used to work alongside daily, the new liveried 10 plate spare made an appearance on the Lime circuit today.
990 climbs Arnot Hill Road with a 59 to Nottingham via Daybrook and Sherwood.
Another one sitting in an obscure folder on the hard drive. What struck me about this girl was the similarity of her expression to a photo I saw last year, the photo last year was taken back in 1966 by Chinese documentary photographer Li Zhensheng, of a red guard girl waving her red book aloft, and on one level it was propaganda, but on a deeper level you could see something in her eyes that said that she was away, gone, taken over by the occasion - which only those secretly critical of Mao would have seen at the time. I thought I saw that same "look" here. I remember going to watch my team as an emotional teenager, and yes, there were brief moments when it seemed like all there was to live for.
April 2008, Dalian 1 vs 1 Changsha, China