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The curving roof is propped up by the supporting columns. This is not a fisheye lens or the result of lens distortion.
Dublin Bus Volvo B9TL/Wrighbus Gemini GT5 is seen in 3/4 wrap for International Day of Persons with Disabilities
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une noix
qu'y a-t-il à l'intérieur d'une noix?
qu'est qu'on y voit quand elle est....
.... mangée !
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One of two that supports the 1865 built Valley Bridge at Scarborough,The "Algae" covered Water Feature is one of several in that Area,
British History - Magnificent North Entrance - Westminster Abbey, London, England.
The north side of the church is supported by nine buttresses, each of five gradations, with pointed windows between them; the buttresses are connected with the clerestory of the nave by slender arches, and the wall finishes with battlements.
The great door of the northern transept is an arch sprung from four large pillars on either side, with foliated capitals. The wall is of considerable thickness, and on each side of the great door it is formed into two arches by handsome pillars; the lesser entrances to the aisles are four pillars in depth, with ribbed roofs, having figures of angels at the intersections of the ribs. Above the doorways is a colonnade or range of pierced arches. Four massive buttresses secure the front; those at the angles terminate in octagons, and are connected with the upper part of the walls, over the side-aisles, by strong arches. Between the colonnade and the point of the roof is a beautiful "rose window," which was rebuilt in the year 1722. A great part of the north transept was rebuilt in 1828. "Time was," writes Mr. Charles Knight, "when this front had its statues of the twelve apostles at full length, and a vast number of other saints and martyrs, intermixed with intaglios, devices, and abundance of fretwork; and when, on account of its extreme beauty, it was called 'Solomon's Porch;' and now, even injured as it is, the whole forms a rich and beautiful façade."
The north transept became known as Statesmen's Aisle following the burial of Prime Minister William Pitt, Earl of Chatham in 1778. Here also can be found the graves of Charles James Fox, William Gladstone and Lord Palmerston and memorials to Benjamin Disraeli and Sir Robert Peel among others. The stained glass in the north rose window was designed by Sir James Thornhill in 1722, although it was altered in the late 19th century by J.L.Pearson. The three small chapels on the eastern side of this transept contain some fascinating monuments including that by Roubiliac to Lady Elizabeth Nightingale (pictured) which shows a skeletal figure of Death emerging from a cavern to aim his dart at the dying lady.
In the north ambulatory can be found the large memorial to General James Wolfe. The upper Islip chapel was dedicated as the Nurses Memorial chapel in 1950 in memory of UK and Commonwealth nurses who died in the 1939-45 war (this chapel can be viewed on application to the information desk). Many fine Elizabethan monuments can be seen in St John the Baptist's chapel and St Paul's chapel, including the tallest monument in the Abbey (36 feet) to Henry Carey, Lord Hunsdon.
Dublin Bus Enviro 400/Volvo B9TL EV23 is seen in a short term wrap for International Day of Persons with Disabilities with the #PurpleLights20, it is seen on its first day in revenue earning service on a 155 service seen in Ballymun
Green Towne Bridge ~ Wilbraham - Ludlow town line.
Truss bridge is a type of bridge whose main element is a truss which is a structure of connected elements that form triangular units. Truss is used because it is a very rigid structure and it transfers the load from a single point to a much wider area. Truss bridges appeared very early in the history of modern bridges and are economic to construct because they use materials efficiently.
Before Industrial revolution (19th century), almost all bridges in use were made of stone. But wood and iron can resist tension and compression better and stone and United States had much wood so they made many wooden bridges in those times and most of them were truss bridges. Town's lattice truss, a very simple variant of truss, was patented in 1820. First half of 19th century saw very few truss bridges made of iron although the first patent for an iron truss bride was issued to Squire Whipple in 1841. But metal slowly started to replace wood, and wrought iron bridges started appearing in the U.S. in the 1870s only to be replaced by steel in 1880s and 1890s. In time some places (like Pennsylvania) continued building truss bridges for long spans well into 1930s, while other (like Michigan) started building standard plan concrete girder and beam bridges.
From the first truss bridge, engineers experimented with different forms of truss bridges trying to find better shape and the one that will suit them for the particular problems. Because of that we have today many forms of truss bridges. Truss bridge can have deck (roadbed) on top (deck truss), in the middle (through truss), or at the bottom of the truss. If the sides of the truss extend above the roadbed but are not connected, it is called a pony truss or half-through truss.
Another one for my US futuristic faction. Fits five minifigs and has some opening hatches with big ramp for paratroopers, I guess.
Sunset at Long Jetty. Although there was little cloud, the muted pastel colours were quite striking.
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Sturgis in Norman and Unite Norman rally. If you are a Norman voter, show your support. Sign the recall petition to oust our radical mayor and four councilors. We are taking our City back!
The Norwegian company Solstead Offshore ASA' support vessel "Normand Frontier"FRONTIER built in 2014 sails under the flag of Norway. Used for the seabed mapping and survey service. She is equipped with 5 AUV’s, 3 USV’s and 2 ROV’s developed by the client. Seen here within the harbour of Gibraltar for routine maintenance work at GibDocks.
Supporting-Local-Business Day / Social Distancing Day 198, 09/27/2020, Williamsburg, NY
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I just love the light on these flowers. Not sure if flowerly is a word either but we'll just coin one right here!! St.John's, NL. AND thanks for all the comments and great support and thanks David at Explore. Cheers.
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Resting along Green Street in front of the Bensenville diesel house, Milwaukee Road SD40-2 #19 holds onto its fading identity. Originally built as #180, it would eventually be retired prior to being patched for the Soo Line.
Note the track just above the radiator grills which used to support icicle breakers for operations on the Pacific Extension. Photo taken in September of 1986 by Bob Yanosey.
Taken in my studio ..
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Front Page - Hall of Fame- september 2011 on The Apple Tree Of Texture .. Thank you so much Bill and Nancy !