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Seen at Newport Friars Walk is Newport Bus SN62AOP wearing its new livery showing the company’s support to the peoples of Ukraine
Kathmandu, October 5, 2018
Every 80 years or so there is a major earthquake here and the last was in 2015. Most of the oldest structures are damaged or destroyed, but being rebuilt stone by stone.
FujiFilm X-T1 GSE
FujiFilm XF18mm F2 R
f/4.0 1/1250 ISO 200
Tribute and support to all victims, their families and beloved ones of this act of madness.
Promenade des Anglais in better times (29-Dec-2013).
Japan needs our support.
From your cell phone text the word ASIA to 30333 to make a one-time donation of $5. Easy!
Make a donation online directly to the Japanese Red Cross Society here.
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An oft-photographed view of the Eaton Centre shopping mall.
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Agnes Obel - Under Giant Trees (Deluxe Soundtrack)
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Yellow Ikarus supporting the contrast with the deep evergreen forests of Sáta in the background.
The area bordered by the Putnok-Ózd-Mályinka triangle is very close to my heart. This was the first region where I planned a multiple-day tour to specifically take pictures of buses, which seemed a bit odd at the time.
Back then in 2019, there were so many active 200 series Ikaruses roaming these fantastic landscapes (compared to now), it was even hard not to miss anything driving around by car. Well, with very small experience and barely any local knowledge I tried to make the best out of it on foot and by public transport.
What saved me was the generous help of Tamás, thanks to whom I did not return home empty-handed after these 4 days, and I can't thank him enough for that!
I'd like to think that my planning and photography skills improved since. At least my local knowledge did, that's for sure. One thing's for sure, I hope to be returning to this wonderful area many more times, even after there won't be any Ikarus buses to chase around here.
It was an APC but then... Tayasuune says "It's a bit small imo to be called an APC..." So then it turned into a support truck, by magic!
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-Fits no figures
-has suspension and independently rolling wheels :3
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Colston Avenue, Bristol, England, United Kingdom, on Saturday 26th April 2025.
About this photographs.
The photo was taken approximately around the junction of St Augustine’s Parade and Colston Avenue, when the protesters’ march into city centre was briefly halted, I think to make sure the next stage of the march is prepared.
Here I noticed those two women and their flag, so I took some shots.
The flag signifies lesbian feminist movement, and judging by the writing on the flag, those two ladies are showing their support for the transgender people.
The protest was due to the Scottish Supreme Court ruling that the legal gender is based on the sex at birth, and thus many transgenders all around the United Kingdom carried out a series of protests.
When I found out that there was one in Bristol, I decided to go there and try doing some photojournalism shots.
It's always good to have a partner for support. This was taken in Valetta, Malta. The stairs are leading up to a cathedral.
"Our Gang" (The Little Rascals) Signed 1968 "Support Our Youth" FDC
A nostalgic artifact of early Hollywood history featuring the signatures of two members of the legendary "Our Gang" comedy series. This 1968 cover perfectly pairs the "Support Our Youth" theme with the faces of America’s most famous screen children.
The Signatories:
Jackie Davis: An original silent-era Rascal. Inscribed "Our Gang 1922"—the very year the series debuted.
Joy Wurgaft: A 1930s-era Rascal (notably from Honky Donkey, 1934). Inscribed "1934" in her characteristic later-life hand.
Key Features:
The Stamp: 6¢ "Support Our Youth" Scott (#1344), issued May 1, 1968.
The Cachet: ArtCraft Centennial of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (1868-1968), an organization long associated with youth charity.
Thematic Synergy: A rare pairing of early 20th-century child stars on a stamp dedicated to the welfare and support of the next generation.
Technical Details:
Signatories: Jackie Davis & Joy Wurgaft (The Little Rascals)
Medium: Black ballpoint and fountain pen ink
Postmark: Chicago, IL (May 1, 1968)
Jackie Davis (1914–1992): An original silent-era Rascal and the brother of Mildred Davis (wife of Harold Lloyd). His "Our Gang 1922" inscription is a premier historical marker for the very first year of the series. After his acting career, he became a prominent physician, making his signatures on show business memorabilia quite prestigious.
Joy Wurgaft (1927–2018): A mid-1930s Rascal whose "1934" inscription perfectly dates her era in the shorts. Joy Wurgaft was a child actress who appeared in the "Hal Roach" era of Our Gang (The Little Rascals). She is most famous for her appearance in the 1934 short Mike Fright and the 1935 short Our Gang Follies of 1936, where she appeared as a hula dancer. She later performed under the stage name Joy Lane. Her later-life signatures—as seen on the cover above—are often characterized by the "shaky" handwriting of a senior collector responding to fan mail.
LINK to video - Little Rascals Opening - www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9taFL1NHfk&list=PLs7ogDrD92a...
“Back of every creation, supporting it like an arch, is faith. Enthusiasm is nothing: it comes and goes. But if one believes, then miracles occur.” ~ Henry Miller
Pine Tree Arch - Arches National Park - September 2009 View On Black
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