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There are three churches near to home that I feel I needed to revisit, St Margaret's itself I should be able to get the key from the village shop at any time, but St Mary in Dover hasn't been open the last few times I have been in town, and Barfrestone was closed most of the year due to vandalism.
But Saturday morning there is usually a coffee morning in St Mary, so I went down armed with camera and lenses to take more shots of the details, especially of the windows.
This is one dedicated to the search and rescue pilots and the MTBs that rescued ditched pilots during the Battle of Britain. Very colourful.
Many more shots to come, I took some 150 shots here.
But that was nothing compared to how many I took at Barfrestone.....
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In the heart of the town with a prominent twelfth-century tower. From the outside it is obvious that much work was carried out in the nineteenth century. The church has major connections with the Lord Wardens of the Cinque Ports and is much used for ceremonial services. The western bays of the nave with their low semi-circular arches are contemporary with the tower, while the pointed arches to the east are entirely nineteenth century. The scale and choice of stone is entirely wrong, although the carving is very well done. However the east end, with its tall narrow lancet windows, is not so successful. The Royal Arms, of the reign of William and Mary, are of carved and painted wood, with a French motto - Jay Maintendray - instead of the more usual Dieu et Mon Droit. The church was badly damaged in the Second World War, but one of the survivors was the typical Norman font of square Purbeck marble construction. One of the more recent additions to the church is the Herald of Free Enterprise memorial window of 1989 designed by Frederick Cole.
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THE TOWN AND PORT OF DOVER.
DOVER lies at the eastern extremity of Kent, adjoining to the sea, the great high London road towards France ending at it. It lies adjoining to the parish of Charlton last-described, eastward, in the lath of St. Augustine and eastern division of the county. It is within the liberty of the cinque ports, and the juristion of the corporation of the town and port of Dover.
DOVER, written in the Latin Itinerary of Antonine, Dubris. By the Saxons, Dorsa, and Dofris. By later historians, Doveria; and in the book of Domesday, Dovere; took its name most probably from the British words, Dufir, signifying water, or Dusirrha, high and steep, alluding to the cliffs adjoining to it. (fn. 1)
It is situated at the extremity of a wide and spacious valley, inclosed on each side by high and steep hills or cliffs, and making allowance for the sea's withdrawing itself from between them, answers well to the description given of it by Julius Cæfar in his Commentaries.
In the middle space, between this chain of high cliffs, in a break or opening, lies the town of Dover and its harbour, which latter, before the sea was shut out, so late as the Norman conquest, was situated much more within the land than it is at present, as will be further noticed hereafter.
ON THE SUMMIT of one of these cliffs, of sudden and stupendous height, close on the north side of the town and harbour, stands DOVER CASTLE, so famous and renowned in all the histories of former times. It is situated so exceeding high, that it is at most times plainly to be seen from the lowest lands on the coast of France, and as far beyond as the eye can discern. Its size, for it contains within it thirty five acres of ground, six of which are taken up by the antient buildings, gives it the appearance of a small city, having its citadel conspicuous in the midst of it, with extensive fortifications, around its walls. The hill, or rather rock, on which it stands, is ragged and steep towards the town and harbour; but towards the sea, it is a perpendicular precipice of a wonderful height, being more than three hundred and twenty feet high, from its basis on the shore.
Common tradition supposes, that Julius Cæfar was the builder of this castle, as well as others in this part of Britain, but surely without a probability of truth; for our brave countrymen found Cæfar sufficient employment of a far different sort, during his short stay in Britain, to give him any opportunity of erecting even this one fortress. Kilburne says, there was a tower here, called Cæsar's tower, afterwards the king's lodgings; but these, now called the king's keep, were built by king Henry II. as will be further mentioned hereafter; and he further says, there were to be seen here great pipes and casks bound with iron hoops, in which was liquor supposed to be wine, which by long lying had become as thick as treacle, and would cleave like birdlime; salt congealed together as hard as stone; cross and long bows and arrows, to which brass was fastened instead of feathers, and they were of such size, as not to be fit for the use of men of that or any late ages. These, Lambarde says, the inhabitants shewed as having belonged to Cæfar, and the wine and salt as part of the provision he had brought with him hither; and Camden relates, that he was shewn these arrows, which he thinks were such as the Romans used to shoot out of their engines, which were like to large crossbows. These last might, no doubt, though not Cæsar's, belong to the Romans of a later time; and the former might, perhaps, be part of the provisions and stores which king Henry VIII. laid in here, at a time when he passed from hence over sea to France. But for many years past it has not been known what is become of any of these things.
Others, averse to Cæsar's having built this castle, and yet willing to give the building of it to the empire of the Romans of a later time, suppose, and that perhaps with some probability, it was first erected by Arviragus, (or Arivog, as he is called on his coin) king of Britain, in the time of Claudius, the Roman emperor. (fn. 2)
That there was one built here, during the continuance of the Roman empire in Britain, must be supposed from the necessity of it, and the circumstances of those times; and the existence of one plainly appears, from the remains of the tower and other parts of the antient church within it, and the octagon tower at the west end, in which are quantities of Roman brick and tile. These towers are evidently the remains of Roman work, the former of much less antiquity than the latter, which may be well supposed to have been built as early as the emperor Claudius, whose expedition hither was about or immediately subsequent to the year of Christ 44. Of these towers, probably the latter was built for a speculum, or watch-tower, and was used, not only to watch the approach of enemies, but with another on the opposite hill, to point out the safe entrance into this port between them, by night as well as by day.
In this fortress, the Romans seem afterwards to have kept a garrison of veterans, as we learn from Pancirollus, who tells us that a company of soldiers under their chief, called Præpositus Militum Tungricanorum, was stationed within this fortess.
Out of the remains of part of the above-mentioned Roman buildings here, a Christian church was erected, as most historians write, by Lucius, king of Britain, about the year 161; but it is much to be doubted whether there ever was such a king in Britain; if there was, he was only a tributary chief to the Roman emperor, under whose peculiar government Britain was then accounted. This church was built, no doubt, for the use of that part of the garrison in particular, who were at that time believers of the gospel, and afterwards during the different changes of the Christian and Pagan religions in these parts, was made use of accordingly, till St. Augustine, soon after the year 597, at the request of king Ethelbert, reconsecrated it, and dedicated it anew, in honour of the blessed Virgin Mary.
¶His son and successor Eadbald, king of Kent, founded a college of secular canons and a provost in this church, whose habitations, undoubtedly near it, there are not the least traces of. These continued here till after the year 691; when Widred, king of Kent, having increated the fortifications, and finding the residence of the religious within them an incumbrance, removed them from hence into the town of Dover, to the antient church of St. Martin; in the description of which hereafter, a further account of them will be given.
DOVER does not seem to have been in much repute as a harbour, till some time after Cæsar's expedition hither; for the unfitness, as well as insecurity of the place, especially for a large fleet of shipping, added to the character which he had given of it, deterred the Romans from making a frequent use of it, so that from Boleyne, or Gessoriacum, their usual port in Gaul, they in general failed with their fleets to Richborough, or Portus Rutupinus, situated at the mouth of the Thames, in Britain, and thence back again; the latter being a most safe and commodious haven, with a large and extensive bay.
Notwithstanding which, Dover certainly was then made use of as a port for smaller vessels, and a nearer intercourse for passengers from the continent; and to render the entrance to it more safe, the Romans built two Specula, or watch-towers, here, on the two hills opposite to each other, to point out the approach to it, and one likewise on the opposite hill at Bologne, for the like purpose there; and it is mentioned as a port by Antoninus, in his Itinerary, in which, ITER III. is A Londinio ad Portum Dubris, i. e. from London to the port of Dover.
After the departure of the Romans from Britain, when the port of Bologne, as well as Richborough, fell into decay and disuse, and instead of the former a nearer port came into use, first at Whitsan, and when that was stopped up, a little higher at Calais, Dover quickly became the more usual and established port of passage between France and Britain, and it has continued so to the present time.
When the antient harbour of Dover was changed from its antient situation is not known; most probably by various occurrences of nature, the sea left it by degrees, till at last the farmer scite of it became entirely swallowed up by the beach. That the harbour was much further within land, even at the time of the conquest than it is at present, seems to be confirmed by Domesday, in which it is said, that at the entrance of it, there was a mill which damaged almost every ship that passed by it, on account of the great swell of the sea there. Where the scite of this mill was, is now totally unknown, though it is probable it was much within the land, and that by the still further accumulation of the beach, and other natural causes, this haven was in process of time so far filled up towards the inland part of it, as to change its situation still more to the south-west, towards the sea.
From the time of the Norman conquest this port continued the usual passage to the continent, and to confine the intercourse to this port only, there was a statute passed anno 4 Edward IV. that none should take shipping for Calais, but at Dover. (fn. 20) But in king Henry VII.'s time, which was almost the next reign, the harbour was become so swerved up, as to render it necessary for the king's immediate attention, to prevent its total ruin, and he expended great sums of money for its preservation. But it was found, that all that was done, would not answer the end proposed, without the building of a pier to seaward, which was determined on about the middle of Henry VIII.'s reign, and one was constructed, which was compiled of two rows of main posts, and great piles, which were let into holes hewn in the rock underneath, and some were shod with iron, and driven down into the main chalk, and fastened together with iron bands and bolts. The bottom being first filled up with great rocks of stone, and the remainder above with great chalk stones, beach, &c. During the whole of this work, the king greatly encouraged the undertaking, and came several times to view it; and in the whole is said to have expended near 63,000l. on it. But his absence afterwards abroad, his ill health, and at last his death, joined to the minority of his successor, king Edward VI. though some feeble efforts were made in his reign, towards the support of this pier, put a stop to, and in the end exposed this noble work to decay and ruin.
Queen Mary, indeed, attempted to carry it on again, but neither officers nor workmen being well paid, it came to nothing, so that in process of time the sea having brought up great quantities of beach again upon it, the harbour was choaked up, and the loss of Calais happening about the same time, threatened the entire destruction of it. Providentially the shelf of beach was of itself became a natural defence against the rage of the sea, insomuch, that if a passage could be made for ships to get safely within it, they might ride there securely.
To effect this, several projects were formed, and queen Elizabeth, to encourage it, gave to the town the free transportation of several thousand quarters of corn and tuns of beer; and in the 23d of her reign, an act passed for giving towards the repair of the harbour, a certain tonnage from every vessel above twenty tons burthen, passing by it, which amounted to 1000l. yearly income; and the lord Cobham, then lordwarden, and others, were appointed commissioners for this purpose; and in the end, after many different trials to effect it, a safe harbour was formed, with a pier, and different walls and sluices, at a great expence; during the time of which a universal diligence and public spirit appeared in every one concerned in this great and useful work. During the whole of the queen's reign, the improvement of this harbour continued without intermission, and several more acts passed for that purpose; but the future preservation of it was owing to the charter of incorporation of the governors of it, in the first year of king James I. by an act passed that year, by the name of the warden and assistants of the harbour of Dover, the warden being always the lord-warden of the cinque ports for the time being, and his assistants, his lieutenant, and the mayor of Dover, for the time being, and eight others, the warden and assistants only making a quorum; six to be present to make a session; at any of which, on a vacancy, the assistants to be elected; and the king granted to them his land or waste ground, or beach, commonly called the Pier, or Harbour ground, as it lay without Southgate, or Snargate, the rents of which are now of the yearly value of about three hundred pounds.
Under the direction of this corporation, the works and improvements of this harbour have been carried on, and acts of parliament have been passed in almost every reign since, to give the greater force to their proceedings.
From what has been said before, the reader will observe, that this harbour has always been a great national object, and that in the course of many ages, prodigious sums of money have been from time to time expended on it, and every endeavour used to keep it open, and render it commodious; but after all these repeated endeavours and expences, it still labours under such circumstances, as in a very great degree renders unsuccessful all that has ever been done for that purpose.
DOVER, as has been already mentioned, was of some estimation in the time of the Roman empire in Britain, on account of its haven, and afterwards for the castle, in which they kept a strong garrison of sol. diers, not only to guard the approach to it, but to keep the natives in subjection; and in proof of their residence here, the Rev. Mr. Lyon some years since discovered the remains of a Roman structure, which he apprehended to have been a bath, at the west end of the parish-church of St. Mary, in this town, which remains have since repeatedly been laid open when interments have taken place there.
This station of the Romans is mentioned by Antonine, in his Itinerary of the Roman roads in Britain, by the name of Dubris, as being situated from the station named Durovernum, or Canterbury, fourteen miles; which distance, compared with the miles as they are now numbered from Canterbury, shews the town, as well as the haven, for they were no doubt contiguous to each other, to have both been nearer within land than either of them are at present, the present distance from Canterbury being near sixteen miles as the road now goes, The sea, indeed, seems antiently to have occupied in great part the space where the present town of Dover, or at least the northwest part of it, now stands; but being shut out by the quantity of beach thrown up, and the harbour changed by that means to its present situation, left that place a dry ground, on which the town of Dover, the inhabitants following the traffic of the harbour, was afterwards built.
This town, called by the Saxons, Dofra, and Dofris; by later historians, Doveria; and in Domesday, Dovere; is agreed by all writers to have been privileged before the conquest; and by the survey of Domesday, appears to have been of ability in the time of king Edward the Confessor, to arm yearly twenty vessels for sea service. In consideration of which, that king granted to the inhabitants, not only to be free from the payment of thol and other privileges throughout the realm, but pardoned them all manner of suit and service to any of his courts whatsoever; and in those days, the town seems to have been under the protection and government of Godwin, earl of Kent, and governor of this castle.
Soon after the conquest, this town was so wasted by fire, that almost all the houses were reduced to ashes, as appears by the survey of Domesday, at the beginning of which is the following entry of it:
DOVERE, in the time of king Edward, paid eighteen pounds, of which money, king E had two parts, and earl Goduin the third. On the other hand, the canons of St. Martin had another moiety. The burgesses gave twenty ships to the king once in the year, for fifteen days; and in each ship were twenty and one men. This they did on the account that he had pardoned them sac and soc. When the messengers of the king came there, they gave for the passage of a horse three pence in winter, and two in summer. But the burgesses found a steerman, and one other assistant, and if there should be more necessary, they were provided at his cost. From the festival of St. Michael to the feast of St. Andrew, the king's peace was in the town. Sigerius had broke it, on which the king's bailiff had received the usual fine. Whoever resided constantly in the town paid custom to the king; he was free from thol throughout England. All these customs were there when king William came into England. On his first arrival in England, the town itself was burnt, and therefore its value could not be computed how much it was worth, when the bishop of Baieux received it. Now it is rated at forty pounds, and yet the bailiff pays from thence fifty-four pounds to the king; of which twenty-four pounds in money, which were twenty in an one, but thirty pounds to the earl by tale.
In Dovere there are twenty-nine plats of ground, of which the king had lost the custom. Of these Robert de Romenel has two. Ralph de Curbespine three. William, son of Tedald, one. William, son of Oger, one. William, son of Tedold, and Robert niger, six. William, son of Goisfrid, three, in which the guildhall of the burgesses was. Hugo de Montfort one house. Durand one. Rannulf de Colubels one. Wadard six. The son of Modbert one. And all these vouch the bishop of Baieux as the protector and giver of these houses. Of that plat of ground, which Rannulf de Colubels holds, which was a certain outlaw, they agree that the half of the land was the king's, and Rannulf himself has both parts. Humphry the lame man holds one plat of ground, of which half the forfeiture is the king's. Roger de Ostrabam made a certain house over the king's water, and held to this time the custom of the king; nor was a house there in the time of king Edward. In the entrance of the port of Dovere, there is one mill, which damages almost every ship, by the great swell of the sea, and does great damage to the king and his tenants; and it was not there in the time of king Edward. Concerning this, the grandson of Herbert says, that the bishop of Baieux granted it to his uncle Herbert, the son of Ivo.
And a little further, in the same record, under the bishop's possessions likewise:
In Estrei hundred, Wibertus holds half a yoke, which lies in the gild of Dover, and now is taxed with the land of Osbert, the son of Letard, and is worth per annum four shillings.
From the Norman conquest, the cities and towns of this realm appear to have been vested either in the crown, or else in the clergy or great men of the laity, and they were each, as such, immediately lords of the same. Thus, when the bishop of Baieux, to whom the king had, as may be seen by the above survey, granted this town, was disgraced. It returned into the king's hands by forfeiture, and king Richard I. afterwards granted it in ferme to Robt. Fitz-bernard. (fn. 21)
After the time of the taking of the survey of Domesday, the harbour of Dover still changing its situation more to the south-westward, the town seems to have altered its situation too, and to have been chiefly rebuilt along the sides of the new harbour, and as an encouragement to it, at the instance, and through favour especially to the prior of Dover, king Edward I. in corporated this town, the first that was so of any of the cinque ports, by the name of the mayor and commonalty. The mayor to be chosen out of the latter, from which body he was afterwards to chuse the assistants for his year, who were to be sworn for that purpose. At which time, the king had a mint for the coinage of money here; and by patent, anno 27 of that reign, the table of the exchequer of money was appointed to be held here, and at Yarmouth. (fn. 22) But the good effects of these marks of the royal favour were soon afterwards much lessened, by a dreadful disaster; for the French landed here in the night, in the 23d year of that reign, and burnt the greatest part of the town, and several of the religious houses, in it, and this was esteemed the more treacherousk, as it was done whilst the two cardinals were here, treating for a peace between England and France; which misfortune, however, does not seem to have totally impoverished it, for in the 17th year of the next reign of king Edward II it appears in some measure to have recovered its former state, and to have been rebuilt, as appears by the patent rolls of that year, in which the town of Dover is said to have then had in it twenty-one wards, each of which was charged with one ship for the king's use; in consideration of which, each ward had the privilege of a licensed packetboat, called a passenger, from Dover across the sea to Whitsan, in France, the usual port at that time of embarking from thence.
The state of this place in the reign of Henry VIII. is given by Leland, in his Itinerary, as follows:
"Dovar ys xii myles fro Canterbury and viii fro Sandwich. Ther hath bene a haven yn tyme past and yn taken ther of the ground that lyith up betwyxt the hilles is yet in digging found wosye. Ther hath bene found also peeces of cabelles and anchores and Itinerarium Antonini cawlyth hyt by the name of a haven. The towne on the front toward the se hath bene right strongly walled and embateled and almost al the residew; but now yt is parly fawlen downe and broken downe. The residew of the towne as far as I can perceyve was never waulled. The towne is devided into vi paroches. Wherof iii be under one rose at S. Martines yn the hart of the town. The other iii stand that yt hath be walled abowt but not dyked. The other iii stand abrode, of the which one is cawled S. James of Rudby or more likely Rodeby a statione navium. But this word ys not sufficient to prove that Dovar showld be that place, the which the Romaynes cawlled Portus Rutupi or Rutupinum. For I cannot yet se the contrary but Retesboro otherwise cawlled Richeboro by Sandwich, both ways corruptly, must neades be Rutupinum. The mayne strong and famose castel of Dovar stondeth on the loppe of a hille almost a quarter of a myle of fro the towne on the lyst side and withyn the castel ys a chapel, yn the sides wherof appere sum greate Briton brykes. In the town was a great priory of blacke monkes late suppressed. There is also an hospitalle cawlled the Meason dew. On the toppe of the hye clive betwene the towne and the peere remayneth yet abowt a slyte shot up ynto the land fro the very brymme of the se clysse as ruine of a towr, the which has bene as a pharos or a mark to shyppes on the se and therby was a place of templarys. As concerning the river of Dovar it hath no long cowrse from no spring or hedde notable that descendith to that botom. The principal hed, as they say is at a place cawled Ewelle and that is not past a iii or iiii myles fro Dovar. Ther be springes of frech waters also at a place cawled Rivers. Ther is also a great spring at a place cawled …… and that once in a vi or vii yeres brasted owt so abundantly that a great part of the water cummeth into Dovar streme, but als yt renneth yn to the se betwyxt Dovar and Folchestan, but nerer to Folchestan that is to say withyn a ii myles of yt. Surely the hedde standeth so that it might with no no great cost be brought to run alway into Dovar streame." (fn. 23)
Cougate Crosse-gate Bocheruy-gate stoode with toures toward the se. There is beside Beting-gate and Westegate.
Howbeyt MTuine tol me a late that yt hath be walled abowt but not dyked.
This was the state of Dover just before the time of the dissolution of religious houses, in Henry VIII.'s reign, when the abolition of private masses, obits, and such like services in churches, occasioned by the reformation, annillilated the greatest part of the income of the priests belonging to them, in this as well as in other towns, in consequence of which most of them were deserted, and falling to ruin, the parishes belonging to them were united to one or two of the principal ones of them. Thus, in this town, of the several churches in it, two only remained in use for divine service, viz. St. Mary's and St. James's, to which the parishes of the others were united.
After this, the haven continuting to decay more than ever, notwithstanding the national assistance afforded to it, the town itself seemed hastening to impoverishment. What the state of it was in the 8th year of queen Elizabeth, may be seen, by the certificate returned by the queen's order of the maritime places, in her 8th year, by which it appears that there were then in Dover, houses inhabited three hundred and fifty-eight; void, or lack of inhabiters, nineteen; a mayor, customer, comptroller of authorities, not joint but several; ships and crayers twenty, from four tons to one hundred and twenty.
¶This probable ruin of the town, however, most likely induced the queen, in her 20th year, to grant it a new charter of incorporation, in which the manner of chusing mayor, jurats, and commoners, and of making freemen, was new-modelled, and several surther liberties and privileges granted, and those of the charter of king Edward I. confirmed likewise by inspeximus. After which, king Charles II. in his 36th year, anno 1684, granted to it a new charter, which, however, was never inrolled in chancery, and in consequence of a writ of quo warranto was that same year surrendered, and another again granted next year; but this last, as well as another charter granted by king James II. and forced on the corporation, being made wholly subservient to the king's own purposes, were annulled by proclamation, made anno 1688, being the fourth and last year of his reign: but none of the above charters being at this time extant, (the charters of this corporation, as well as those of the other cinque ports, being in 1685, by the king's command, surrendered up to Col. Strode, then governor of Dover castle, and never returned again, nor is it known what became of them,) Dover is now held to be a corporation by prescription, by the stile of the mayor, jurats, and commonalty of the town and port of Dover. It consists at present of a mayor, twelve jurats, and thirty-six commoners, or freemen, together with a chamberlain, recorder, and town-clerk. The mayor, who is coroner by virtue of his office, is chosen on Sept. 8, yearly, in St. Mary's church, and together with the jurats, who are justices within this liberty, exclusive of all others, hold a court of general sessions of the peace and gaol delivery, together with a court of record, and it has other privileges, mostly the same as the other corporations, within the liberties of the cinque ports. It has the privilege of a mace. The election of mayor was antiently in the church of St. Peter, whence in 1581 it was removed to that of St. Mary, where it has been, as well as the elections of barons to serve in parliament, held ever since. These elections here, as well as elsewhere in churches, set apart for the worship of God, are certainly a scandal to decency and religion, and are the more inexcusable here, as there is a spacious court-hall, much more fit for the purposes. After this, there was another byelaw made, in June, 1706, for removing these elections into the court-hall; but why it was not put in execution does not appear, unless custom prevented it—for if a decree was of force to move them from one church to another, another decree was of equal force to remove them from the church to the courthall. Within these few years indeed, a motion was made in the house of commons, by the late alderman Sawbridge, a gentlemand not much addicted to speak in favour of the established church, to remove all such elections, through decency, from churches to other places not consecrated to divine worship; but though allowed to be highly proper, yet party resentment against the mover of it prevailed, and the motion was negatived by a great majority.
The mayor is chosen by the resident freemen. The jurats are nominated from the common-councilmen by the jurats, and appointed by the mayor, jurats, and common-councilmen, by ballot.
THE CHURCH OF ST. Mary stands at some distance from the entrance into this town from Canterbury, near the market-place. It is said to have been built by the prior and convent of St. Martin, (fn. 47) in the year 1216; but from what authority, I know not.—Certain it is, that it was in king John's reign, in the gift of the king, and was afterwards given by him to John de Burgh; but in the 8th year of Richard II.'s reign, anno 1384, it was become appropriated to the abbot of Pontiniac. After which, by what means, I cannot discover, this appropriation, as well as the advowson of the church, came into the possession of the master and brethren of the hospital of the Maison Dieu, who took care that the church should be daily served by a priest, who should officiate in it for the benefit of the parish. In which state it continued till the suppression of the hospital, in the 36th year of king Henry VIII.'s reign, when it came into the hands of the crown, at which time the parsonage was returned by John Thompson, master of the hospital, to be worth six pounds per annum.
Two years after which, the king being at Dover, at the humble entreaty of the inhabitants of this parish, gave to them, as it is said, this church, with the cemetery adjoining to it, to be used by them as a parochial church; at the same time he gave the pews of St. Martin's church for the use of it; and on the king's departure, in token of possession, they sealed up the church doors; since which, the patronage of it, which is now esteemed as a perpetual curacy, the minister of it being licensed by the archbishop, has been vested in the inhabitants of this parish. Every parishioner, paying scot and lot, having a vote in the chusing of the minister, whose maintenance had been from time to time, at their voluntary option, more or less. It is now fixed at eighty pounds per annum. Besides which he has the possession of a good house, where he resides, which was purchased by the inhabitants in 1754, for the perpetual use of the minister of it. It is exempt from the jurisdiction of the archdeacon. (fn. 48)
There is a piece of ground belonging, as it is said, to the glebe of this church, rented annually at ten pounds, which is done by vestry, without the minister being at all concerned in it. In 1588 here were eight hundred and twenty-one communicants. This parish contains more than five parts out of six of the whole town, and a greater proportion of the inhabitants.
The church of St. Mary is a large handsome building of three isles, having a high and south chancel, all covered with lead, and built of flints, with ashler windows and door cases, which are arched and ornamented. At the west end is the steeple, which is a spire covered with lead, in which are eight bells, a clock, and chimes. The pillars in the church are large and clumsy; the arches low and semicircular in the body, but eliptical in the chancel; but there is no separation between the body and chancel, and the pews are continued on to the east end of the church. In the high chancel, at the eastern extremity of it, beyond the altar, are the seats for the mayor and jurats; and here the mayor is now chosen, and the barons in parliament for this town and port constantly elected.
In 1683, there was a faculty granted to the churchwardens, to remove the magistrates seats from the east end of the church to the north side, or any other more convenient part of it, and for the more decent and commodious placing the communion table: in consequence of which, these seats were removed, and so placed, but they continued there no longer than 1689, when, by several orders of vestry, they were removed back again to where they remain at present.
The mayor was antiently chosen in St. Peter's church; but by a bye-law of the corporation, it was removed to this church in 1583, where it has ever since been held. In 1706, another bye law was made, to remove, for the sake of decency, all elections from this church to the court-hall, but it never took place. More of which has been mentioned before.
From the largeness, as well as the populousness of this parish, the church is far from being sufficient to contain the inhabitants who resort to it for public worship, notwithstanding there are four galleries in it, and it is otherwise well pewed. This church was paved in 1642, but it was not ceiled till 1706. In 1742, there was an organ erected in it. The two branches in it were given, one by subscription in 1738, and the other by the pilots in 1742.
Thomas Toke, of Dover, buried in the chapel of St. Katharine, in this church, by his will in 1484, gave seven acres of land at Dugate, under Windlass-down, to the wardens of this church, towards the repairs of it for ever.
¶The monuments and memorials in this church and church yard, are by far too numerous to mention here. Among them are the following: A small monument in the church for the celebrated Charles Churchill, who was buried in the old church-yard of St. Martin in this town, as has been noticed before; and a small stone, with a memorial for Samuel Foote, esq. the celebrated comedian, who died at the Ship inn, and had a grave dug for him in this church, but was afterwards carried to London, and buried there. A monument and several memorials for the family of Eaton; arms, Or, a sret, azure. A small tablet for John Ker, laird of Frogden, in Twit dale, in Scotland, who died suddenly at Dover, in his way to France, in 1730. Two monuments for Farbrace, arms, Azure, a bend, or, between two roses, argent, seeded, or, bearded vert. A monument in the middle isle, to the memory of the Minet family. In the north isle are several memorials for the Gunmans, of Dover; arms,. … a spread eagle, argent, gorged with a ducal coronet, or. There are others, to the memory of Broadley, Rouse, and others, of good account in this town.
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What the place lacked in accommodations, it made up for in atmosphere. The walls were build from rough-cut beams of mahogany--gleaned from palates from a nearby veneer mill. The hirsute hideaway was more a burrow than a room.
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Last updated on January 5, 2011
Brazen Racing - New Years Run 10K
Age Group Results
January 02, 2011
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Results By BUZZWORD Productions, Inc. / It's About Time Timing
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Men: 1- 1 2- 8 9-12 13-17 18-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80-84 85-89 90-99
Women: 1- 1 2- 8 9-12 13-17 18-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80-84 85-89 90-99
Overall Female Winners
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Nayeli Reyburn Brentwood CA 174
39
4
55:02
55:02
00:00
8:52/M
2
Kate Dougherty Fremont CA 579
34
7
56:09
56:09
00:00
01:07
9:02/M
3
Brooke Bray San Francisco CA 565
34
10
56:37
56:37
00:00
01:35
9:07/M
Top
NO AGE DIVISION
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Leslie Shenefiel Pleasanton CA 572
1
56
1:09:59
1:10:00
00:01
11:16/M
Top
Female 13 to 17
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Mary Harrington Berkeley CA 390
16
26
1:01:56
1:01:57
00:01
9:58/M
2
Whitney Welker Brentwood CA 521
17
169
1:32:21
1:32:44
00:23
30:25
14:52/M
Top
Female 18 to 24
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Victoria Collins San Rafael CA 334
24
24
1:01:52
1:01:55
00:03
9:58/M
2
Madeleine Harrington Berkeley CA 389
23
27
1:01:56
1:01:57
00:01
00:04
9:58/M
3
Elly Davids Elk Grove CA 342
19
37
1:05:22
1:05:42
00:20
03:30
10:32/M
4
Evelyn Hoover Moraga CA 403
19
65
1:12:26
1:12:48
00:22
10:34
11:40/M
5
Kellyn Hansen Pleasanton CA 383
22
101
1:18:41
1:18:55
00:14
16:49
12:40/M
6
Megan Snyder Davis CA 498
22
105
1:19:20
1:19:35
00:15
17:28
12:47/M
7
Danielle Silva Hayward CA 497
24
146
1:27:06
1:27:16
00:10
25:14
14:02/M
8
Jordan Triplett Brentwood CA 571
18
168
1:32:19
1:32:44
00:25
30:27
14:52/M
9
Taylor Laumann Hercules CA 425
24
179
1:39:19
1:39:32
00:13
37:27
16:00/M
10
Katrina Catipon Livermore CA 325
24
210
1:56:03
1:56:23
00:20
54:11
18:41/M
Top
Female 25 to 29
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Dina Brasil Oakland CA 314
28
19
59:43
59:50
00:07
9:37/M
2
Meghan Harrington Berkeley CA 391
25
31
1:04:05
1:04:06
00:01
04:22
10:19/M
3
Nicole Rink San Francisco CA 484
29
44
1:07:31
1:07:41
00:10
07:48
10:52/M
4
Heather Whiteman Alameda CA 525
26
55
1:09:46
1:10:00
00:14
10:03
11:14/M
5
Amy Lieu Emeryville CA 430
27
72
1:13:34
1:13:44
00:10
13:51
11:51/M
6
Denise Rankin Livermore CA 478
29
102
1:19:02
1:19:27
00:25
19:19
12:44/M
7
Cora Hardin Palo Alto CA 384
25
108
1:19:47
1:20:03
00:16
20:04
12:51/M
8
Amanda Linares Woodland CA 432
27
124
1:22:24
1:22:26
00:02
22:41
13:16/M
9
Shannon Carr Concord CA 322
28
127
1:22:56
1:23:12
00:16
23:13
13:21/M
10
Leanne Radosevich Marietta GA 477
27
140
1:24:59
1:25:02
00:03
25:16
13:41/M
11
Amerizza Quemada Fremont CA 476
29
143
1:25:39
1:26:04
00:25
25:56
13:48/M
12
Brandi Hollingsworth Fremont CA 401
26
164
1:32:04
1:32:24
00:20
32:21
14:50/M
13
Sarah Gehring Pleasanton CA 372
26
167
1:32:18
1:32:27
00:09
32:35
14:52/M
14
Tara Cuslidge-Staiano Tracy CA 340
26
172
1:34:18
1:34:26
00:08
34:35
15:11/M
15
Paige Leeds Mountain View CA 568
26
196
1:44:53
1:44:55
00:02
45:10
16:53/M
16
Shannon Gilbreath Lodi CA 374
29
204
1:46:47
1:47:06
00:19
47:04
17:12/M
Top
Female 30 to 34
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Kate Dougherty Fremont CA 579
34
7
56:09
56:09
00:00
9:02/M
2
Brooke Bray San Francisco CA 565
34
10
56:37
56:37
00:00
00:28
9:07/M
3
Kiyoko Ikeuchi San Jose CA 407
33
15
59:19
59:19
00:00
03:10
9:33/M
4
Ashley Rowson-Baldwin Concord CA 550
32
35
1:05:08
1:05:08
00:00
08:59
10:29/M
5
Danyel Vandiver Clayton CA 516
33
41
1:07:13
1:07:30
00:17
11:04
10:49/M
6
Elke O'Neill San Leandr CA 465
32
49
1:08:55
1:09:22
00:27
12:46
11:06/M
7
Lesley Podesta Oakland CA 472
33
84
1:14:32
1:14:50
00:18
18:23
12:00/M
8
Erin King Foster City CA 422
31
90
1:15:34
1:15:39
00:05
19:25
12:10/M
9
Nicole Salven San Ramon CA 490
33
120
1:21:51
1:22:01
00:10
25:42
13:11/M
10
Laura Nichols San Francisco CA 460
32
122
1:22:23
1:22:25
00:02
26:14
13:16/M
11
Livia Jenvey Walnut Creek CA 413
33
126
1:22:51
1:23:17
00:26
26:42
13:20/M
12
Emily Trimble Anchorage AK 513
30
134
1:24:26
1:24:39
00:13
28:17
13:36/M
13
Maida Maderazo Fremont CA 437
31
139
1:24:58
1:25:28
00:30
28:49
13:41/M
14
Elmare Botha Alameda CA 537
34
180
1:39:28
1:39:43
00:15
43:19
16:01/M
15
Janice Bolloso Union City CA 312
30
181
1:39:40
1:40:11
00:31
43:31
16:03/M
16
Koza Stewart San Lorenzo CA 584
32
190
1:41:36
1:42:03
00:27
45:27
16:22/M
17
Melissa Dimic Hayward CA 349
31
191
1:41:37
1:42:04
00:27
45:28
16:22/M
18
Amber Pasco San Ramon CA 567
34
197
1:44:53
1:44:55
00:02
48:44
16:53/M
19
Dawn Duspiva Lodi CA 352
32
203
1:46:46
1:47:06
00:20
50:37
17:12/M
20
Arlene Ongpin Walnut Creek CA 466
34
208
1:53:53
1:54:29
00:36
57:44
18:20/M
Top
Female 35 to 39
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Nayeli Reyburn Brentwood CA 174
39
4
55:02
55:02
00:00
8:52/M
2
Dianne Woolery Clayton CA 590
39
28
1:02:34
1:03:01
00:27
07:32
10:05/M
3
Rose Jefimenko San Francisco CA 410
36
30
1:02:49
1:02:49
00:00
07:47
10:07/M
4
Elizabeth Gutierrez Aromas CA 563
39
33
1:05:06
1:05:06
00:00
10:04
10:29/M
5
Samantha Harnett Oakland CA 387
35
39
1:06:10
1:06:11
00:01
11:08
10:39/M
6
Christina Fitzgibbons San Anselmo CA 587
38
60
1:11:06
1:11:28
00:22
16:04
11:27/M
7
Sarah Wharton Oakland CA 524
37
62
1:11:33
1:11:37
00:04
16:31
11:31/M
8
Catherine Brozena Oakland CA 317
36
66
1:12:31
1:12:49
00:18
17:29
11:41/M
9
Cathy Remick Orinda CA 481
38
83
1:14:29
1:14:47
00:18
19:27
12:00/M
10
Erica Kuhl Oakland CA 423
36
85
1:14:33
1:14:50
00:17
19:31
12:00/M
11
Erika Eastman San Ramon CA 353
35
97
1:18:08
1:18:32
00:24
23:06
12:35/M
12
Toni Schultz Danville CA 552
36
98
1:18:19
1:18:41
00:22
23:17
12:37/M
13
Anerien Botha Alameda CA 536
35
111
1:20:16
1:20:31
00:15
25:14
12:56/M
14
Somaya Bit San Ramon CA 310
35
112
1:20:16
1:20:38
00:22
25:14
12:56/M
15
Aniesha Sapp San Leandro CA 492
37
121
1:22:12
1:22:29
00:17
27:10
13:14/M
16
Dinda Hughes Sunnyvale CA 404
37
132
1:23:11
1:23:16
00:05
28:09
13:24/M
17
Melinda Berumen Castro Valley CA 309
38
141
1:25:24
1:25:42
00:18
30:22
13:45/M
18
Christy Bentivoglio Moraga CA 308
39
150
1:28:29
1:28:37
00:08
33:27
14:15/M
19
Erin Fitzgerald Concord CA 363
37
173
1:34:24
1:34:38
00:14
39:22
15:12/M
20
Ilana Kaufman El Cerrito CA 420
38
178
1:38:33
1:38:42
00:09
43:31
15:52/M
21
Maria Gillies Fremont CA 540
35
183
1:40:11
1:40:35
00:24
45:09
16:08/M
22
Olga Sandoval San Leandro CA 491
36
186
1:41:19
1:41:38
00:19
46:17
16:19/M
23
Tanya Hurley Castro Valley CA 542
39
192
1:41:54
1:41:58
00:04
46:52
16:25/M
24
Elaine Tran Santa Clara CA 554
35
213
2:00:46
2:00:52
00:06
1:05:44
19:27/M
25
Kari Rayford Livermore CA 562
39
223
2:30:07
2:30:13
00:06
1:35:05
24:10/M
Top
Female 40 to 44
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Carolyn Costamagna San Ramon CA 337
44
45
1:07:35
1:07:36
00:01
10:53/M
2
Shelly Wineinger San Ramon CA 528
42
51
1:09:09
1:09:29
00:20
01:34
11:08/M
3
Nicole Carey San Ramon CA 321
41
53
1:09:19
1:09:39
00:20
01:44
11:10/M
4
Laura Fairbanks San Francisco CA 359
41
61
1:11:21
1:11:56
00:35
03:46
11:29/M
5
Cindy Cooper San Jose CA 336
43
74
1:13:35
1:13:59
00:24
06:00
11:51/M
6
Nicole Chappelle Walnut Creek CA 329
40
77
1:14:11
1:14:27
00:16
06:36
11:57/M
7
Katherine Harris San Jose CA 392
41
86
1:15:04
1:15:12
00:08
07:29
12:05/M
8
Jean Tudhope Oakland CA 515
43
88
1:15:10
1:15:26
00:16
07:35
12:06/M
9
Tai Williams Danville CA 526
40
96
1:18:06
1:18:28
00:22
10:31
12:35/M
10
Debbie Delisle Livermore CA 348
41
107
1:19:38
1:20:02
00:24
12:03
12:49/M
11
Rosetta Cheung San Ramon CA 539
40
113
1:20:30
1:20:51
00:21
12:55
12:58/M
12
Kirsten Johnsen Walnut Creek CA 543
41
129
1:23:02
1:23:15
00:13
15:27
13:22/M
13
Ade Echizenya Dublin CA 354
41
135
1:24:30
1:24:42
00:12
16:55
13:36/M
14
Debbie Stone Pleasanton CA 503
44
137
1:24:33
1:24:54
00:21
16:58
13:37/M
15
Jenny Baie Lafayette CA 303
40
148
1:27:34
1:28:02
00:28
19:59
14:06/M
16
Marilou McDonald Crockett CA 444
40
153
1:29:02
1:29:30
00:28
21:27
14:20/M
17
Norma Stark Walnut Creek CA 502
43
155
1:29:04
1:29:18
00:14
21:29
14:21/M
18
Lisa St.claire Piedmont CA 501
44
159
1:30:49
1:31:20
00:31
23:14
14:37/M
19
Lisa High Pleasanton CA 395
41
162
1:31:00
1:31:12
00:12
23:25
14:39/M
20
Susan Barber Fremont CA 305
44
175
1:35:03
1:35:32
00:29
27:28
15:18/M
21
Carey Rufino Castro Valley CA 489
40
177
1:37:36
1:37:40
00:04
30:01
15:43/M
22
Jennifer Johnson San Ramon CA 414
42
185
1:40:42
1:40:46
00:04
33:07
16:13/M
23
Carmela Barrera San Lorenzo CA 574
41
205
1:47:02
1:47:23
00:21
39:27
17:14/M
24
Luana Matus-Ritchie Fremont CA 440
40
209
1:55:20
1:55:27
00:07
47:45
18:34/M
25
Shauna White San Leandro CA 556
41
215
2:02:37
2:03:08
00:31
55:02
19:45/M
26
Anna Lissa Tran Pleasanton CA 512
40
218
2:07:57
2:08:04
00:07
1:00:22
20:36/M
Top
Female 45 to 49
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Johnna Davis Martinez CA 344
47
25
1:01:54
1:01:57
00:03
9:58/M
2
Betsy Zimpfer Pleasanton CA 573
48
32
1:04:47
1:05:08
00:21
02:53
10:26/M
3
Sally Baldwin Fairfield CA 304
48
36
1:05:22
1:05:22
00:00
03:28
10:32/M
4
Kelly Emo Campbell CA 358
46
40
1:06:30
1:06:30
00:00
04:36
10:43/M
5
Teresa Hillstrom Fremont CA 577
48
42
1:07:18
1:07:20
00:02
05:24
10:50/M
6
Terrie Fontes Fremont CA 570
48
59
1:10:29
1:10:31
00:02
08:35
11:21/M
7
Patricia Lowry Walnut Creek CA 434
46
63
1:11:33
1:11:47
00:14
09:39
11:31/M
8
Paulette Schafir Berkeley CA 557
45
68
1:12:58
1:13:17
00:19
11:04
11:45/M
9
Tracy Gomez Palo Alto CA 541
49
70
1:13:12
1:13:53
00:41
11:18
11:47/M
10
Janet Ferolito San Jose CA 362
47
75
1:13:36
1:13:59
00:23
11:42
11:51/M
11
Julie Emmett Pleasanton CA 357
45
76
1:14:11
1:14:18
00:07
12:17
11:57/M
12
Cynthia Hamilton Walnut Creek CA 380
46
87
1:15:05
1:15:21
00:16
13:11
12:05/M
13
Kathleen Pastor Pleasant Hill CA 470
45
92
1:17:06
1:17:22
00:16
15:12
12:25/M
14
Kirsten Cherry Walnut Creek CA 331
46
93
1:17:24
1:17:35
00:11
15:30
12:28/M
15
Beth Mikesell Pleasant Hill CA 450
46
95
1:17:59
1:18:13
00:14
16:05
12:33/M
16
Alesia Woods Oakland CA 532
45
100
1:18:39
1:18:56
00:17
16:45
12:40/M
17
Gail Palin Hayward CA 469
49
116
1:21:28
1:21:39
00:11
19:34
13:07/M
18
Donna Woll Oakland CA 530
46
118
1:21:33
1:21:51
00:18
19:39
13:08/M
19
Robin James San Leandro CA 409
49
125
1:22:27
1:22:46
00:19
20:33
13:17/M
20
Gerry Lavin Pleasanton CA 544
47
128
1:23:01
1:23:14
00:13
21:07
13:22/M
21
Torrey Turner 575
47
136
1:24:32
1:24:54
00:22
22:38
13:37/M
22
Diane Hoh Concord CA 398
48
138
1:24:49
1:25:08
00:19
22:55
13:39/M
23
Kristin Chambers Walnut Creek CA 328
47
154
1:29:03
1:29:18
00:15
27:09
14:20/M
24
Sally Brown Los Angeles CA 316
49
165
1:32:13
1:32:52
00:39
30:19
14:51/M
25
Sydnie Nishiyama Alameda CA 461
45
184
1:40:40
1:41:05
00:25
38:46
16:13/M
26
Susan Noel Fresno CA 462
47
189
1:41:25
1:41:43
00:18
39:31
16:20/M
27
Wendy Samiljan Pleasanton CA 558
49
193
1:42:25
1:42:59
00:34
40:31
16:30/M
28
Donna Dao-Willins San Ramon CA 341
48
194
1:42:26
1:42:59
00:33
40:32
16:30/M
29
Vimala Venugopalan-Mark Fremont CA 520
48
207
1:52:07
1:52:17
00:10
50:13
18:03/M
Top
Female 50 to 54
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Patricia Barton Oakland CA 306
51
81
1:14:21
1:14:42
00:21
11:58/M
2
Linda Harrington Berkeley CA 388
51
109
1:20:00
1:20:02
00:02
05:39
12:53/M
3
Sui-Fen Liao Richmond CA 114
53
123
1:22:23
1:22:31
00:08
08:02
13:16/M
4
Maureen Sullivan Berkeley CA 506
52
157
1:30:24
1:30:49
00:25
16:03
14:33/M
5
Mimi Mugler Berkeley CA 456
50
187
1:41:24
1:41:49
00:25
27:03
16:20/M
6
Bernie Rossi Oakland CA 487
54
188
1:41:24
1:41:49
00:25
27:03
16:20/M
7
Ann Malko Pleasanton CA 438
50
195
1:42:27
1:42:59
00:32
28:06
16:30/M
8
Paula Jenkins Castro Valley CA 412
54
199
1:45:37
1:46:05
00:28
31:16
17:00/M
9
Sarah Gallagher Crockett CA 369
52
200
1:45:58
1:46:28
00:30
31:37
17:04/M
10
Theresa Armada Oakland CA 301
52
201
1:46:02
1:46:31
00:29
31:41
17:04/M
11
Linda Port Oakland CA 473
50
202
1:46:26
1:46:54
00:28
32:05
17:08/M
12
Diane Lucas Redwood City CA 435
52
212
2:00:16
2:00:42
00:26
45:55
19:22/M
13
Cathy Thoni Castro Valley CA 511
53
214
2:01:01
2:01:19
00:18
46:40
19:29/M
14
Jen Taylor Redwood City CA 507
54
219
2:10:01
2:10:22
00:21
55:40
20:56/M
15
Shawna Martin Oakland CA 439
52
220
2:11:29
2:11:52
00:23
57:08
21:10/M
Top
Female 55 to 59
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Barbara Bauer Manteca CA 307
58
130
1:23:06
1:23:17
00:11
13:23/M
2
Mary Serna Mountain View CA 494
55
152
1:28:54
1:29:01
00:07
05:48
14:19/M
3
Ronica Shelton El Sobrante CA 496
55
174
1:34:35
1:34:47
00:12
11:29
15:14/M
Top
Female 60 to 64
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Patricia Penton Monrovia CA 547
61
182
1:40:11
1:40:22
00:11
16:08/M
2
Helen Holdbrook Milpitas CA 399
63
217
2:03:54
2:04:00
00:06
23:43
19:57/M
Top
Female 65 to 69
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Mary Gee San Ramon CA 371
68
171
1:34:13
1:34:40
00:27
15:10/M
Top
Overall Male Winners
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Brian Collett Moraga CA 576
26
1
43:05
43:05
00:00
6:56/M
2
Christian Wirth San Jose CA 529
34
2
50:51
50:51
00:00
07:46
8:11/M
3
Ric Rodriguez Fremont CA 549
45
3
50:59
50:59
00:00
07:54
8:12/M
Top
Male 9 to 12
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Rei Echizenya Dublin CA 355
12
21
1:01:12
1:01:14
00:02
9:51/M
Top
Male 13 to 17
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Nicholas Strohl Benicia CA 505
15
6
56:02
56:02
00:00
9:01/M
Top
Male 25 to 29
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Brian Collett Moraga CA 576
26
1
43:05
43:05
00:00
6:56/M
2
Dan Patry Walnut Creek CA 471
28
8
56:24
56:27
00:03
13:19
9:05/M
3
David Rink San Francisco CA 483
29
43
1:07:30
1:07:41
00:11
24:25
10:52/M
4
Justin Gaerlan Fremont CA 368
29
73
1:13:35
1:13:45
00:10
30:30
11:51/M
5
Geovanni Linares Woodland CA 433
27
80
1:14:21
1:14:24
00:03
31:16
11:58/M
6
Babtunde Iroko Antioch CA 583
28
156
1:29:50
1:30:21
00:31
46:45
14:28/M
7
Marchal Monckton Fremont CA 453
29
163
1:32:03
1:32:24
00:21
48:58
14:49/M
8
Lance Reynolds Fresno CA 559
26
170
1:33:11
1:33:21
00:10
50:06
15:00/M
Top
Male 30 to 34
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Christian Wirth San Jose CA 529
34
2
50:51
50:51
00:00
8:11/M
2
Edwin Ortiz Marietta GA 468
31
11
57:21
57:24
00:03
06:30
9:14/M
3
Josh Maitland Concord CA 586
33
23
1:01:26
1:01:57
00:31
10:35
9:54/M
4
Joshua Hunt Castro Valley CA 406
31
29
1:02:38
1:02:42
00:04
11:47
10:05/M
5
Morgan McGuire San Jose CA 448
32
38
1:05:51
1:05:59
00:08
15:00
10:36/M
6
Paul Vandiver Clayton CA 517
34
64
1:11:38
1:11:55
00:17
20:47
11:32/M
7
Justin Tse San Francisco CA 514
33
69
1:13:08
1:13:28
00:20
22:17
11:47/M
8
Martin Hoehenr Richmond CA 397
33
103
1:19:03
1:19:31
00:28
28:12
12:44/M
9
Clifford Fong San Francisco CA 364
31
151
1:28:35
1:28:35
00:00
37:44
14:16/M
10
Daryl Bolloso Union City CA 311
32
221
2:16:46
2:17:20
00:34
1:25:55
22:01/M
11
Eric Ongpin Walnut Creek CA 467
34
222
2:16:57
2:17:30
00:33
1:26:06
22:03/M
Top
Male 35 to 39
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
John Harnett Oakland CA 386
36
9
56:28
56:29
00:01
9:06/M
2
Armando Bettencourt Walnut Creek CA 588
39
12
57:56
58:32
00:36
01:28
9:20/M
3
Toi Wong Alameda CA 531
35
18
59:39
59:45
00:06
03:11
9:36/M
4
Shawn Reyburn Brentwood CA 482
39
78
1:14:12
1:14:22
00:10
17:44
11:57/M
5
Brian Ladrillono Union City CA 424
35
94
1:17:35
1:17:44
00:09
21:07
12:30/M
6
Jess Reid Saratoga CA 480
37
104
1:19:09
1:19:16
00:07
22:41
12:45/M
7
Patrick Hughes Sunnyvale CA 405
37
131
1:23:08
1:23:13
00:05
26:40
13:23/M
8
James Wilson Cupertino CA 527
38
160
1:30:50
1:31:24
00:34
34:22
14:38/M
9
Claudio Martinez San Leandro CA 546
37
166
1:32:14
1:32:46
00:32
35:46
14:51/M
10
Andrew Fragoso San Leandro CA 366
39
206
1:48:37
1:48:46
00:09
52:09
17:29/M
Top
Male 40 to 44
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Chris McCoy Redding CA 443
40
13
58:23
58:26
00:03
9:24/M
2
Bernie Gee Geneva NY 370
40
20
1:01:10
1:01:15
00:05
02:47
9:51/M
3
David Rippon New York NY 485
41
22
1:01:14
1:01:14
00:00
02:51
9:52/M
4
Jeffrey St.claire Piedmont CA 589
44
34
1:05:06
1:05:35
00:29
06:43
10:29/M
5
Gary Holder Walnut Creek CA 400
43
47
1:08:13
1:08:25
00:12
09:50
10:59/M
6
Luis Villaroel 560
42
52
1:09:15
1:09:18
00:03
10:52
11:09/M
7
Morris McDaniel Birds Landing CA 585
43
58
1:10:10
1:10:25
00:15
11:47
11:18/M
8
Henry Caldwell San Francisco CA 538
43
89
1:15:27
1:19:13
03:46
17:04
12:09/M
9
Brian Hoover Moraga CA 402
44
91
1:16:16
1:16:38
00:22
17:53
12:17/M
10
Edmund Sanchez San Jose CA 551
42
99
1:18:34
1:18:37
00:03
20:11
12:39/M
11
Patrick McGlynn Walnut Creek CA 446
42
106
1:19:28
1:19:42
00:14
21:05
12:48/M
12
Vincent Mijares San Pablo CA 449
43
144
1:26:00
1:26:19
00:19
27:37
13:51/M
13
Jason Baie Lafayette CA 302
40
147
1:27:34
1:28:02
00:28
29:11
14:06/M
14
David Dippon Milpitas CA 350
44
158
1:30:24
1:30:58
00:34
32:01
14:33/M
15
Patrick High Pleasanton CA 396
43
161
1:31:00
1:31:12
00:12
32:37
14:39/M
16
Timothy Hamp Pinole CA 381
41
211
1:57:19
1:57:34
00:15
58:56
18:53/M
Top
Male 45 to 49
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Ric Rodriguez Fremont CA 549
45
3
50:59
50:59
00:00
8:12/M
2
Hongdeok Kim Pleasanton CA 421
49
17
59:34
59:34
00:00
08:35
9:36/M
3
Randy Hogan Walnut Creek CA 566
47
48
1:08:43
1:08:45
00:02
17:44
11:04/M
4
Rich Hahn Cupertino CA 569
49
54
1:09:27
1:09:27
00:00
18:28
11:11/M
5
Alan Burnett Mountain View CA 318
47
57
1:10:03
1:10:15
00:12
19:04
11:17/M
6
Marty Vaughan San Jose CA 555
49
114
1:20:49
1:20:52
00:03
29:50
13:01/M
7
Greg Byrne Dublin CA 319
47
115
1:21:19
1:21:58
00:39
30:20
13:06/M
8
Rich Schnetlage Plesanton CA 493
49
117
1:21:30
1:21:56
00:26
30:31
13:07/M
9
Gary Clark San Jose CA 581
48
133
1:23:45
1:24:24
00:39
32:46
13:29/M
10
Larry Catipon Livermore CA 326
49
145
1:26:26
1:26:47
00:21
35:27
13:55/M
11
Chris Falco Berkeley CA 360
46
176
1:36:00
1:36:26
00:26
45:01
15:28/M
Top
Male 50 to 54
Place
Name City Bib No
Age
Overall
Chip Time
Gun Time
Diff
Time Back
Pace
1
Mark Haight Fremont CA 578
52
5
55:24
55:26
00:02
8:55/M
2
Steve Sdol San Jose CA 580
54
14
58:37
58:37
00:00
03:13
9:26/M
3
Steve Cherry Walnut Creek CA 333
52
50
1:09:04
1:09:15
00:11
13:40
11:07/M
4
Jeff Mikesell Pleasant Hill CA 451
53
67
1:12:51
1:13:06
00:15
17:27
11:44/M
5
Steve Davids Elk Grove CA 343
53
71
1:13:20
1:13:42
00:22
17:56
11:49/M
6
Jojo Chavarria Pleasant Hill CA 330
53
82
1:14:26
1:14:53
00:27
19:02
11:59/M
7
John Leroux Woodland CA 545
50
149
1:27:38
1:28:17
00:39
32:14
14:07/M
8
Chet Lievre Oakland CA 431
50
216
2:02:52
2:02:53
00:01
1:07:28
19:47/M
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46
1:08:04
1:08:04
00:00
10:58/M
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Mark Shelton El Sobrante CA 495
56
79
1:14:18
1:14:30
00:12
06:14
11:58/M
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Andrew Morozovsky Castro Valley CA 455
55
198
1:45:28
1:45:56
00:28
37:24
16:59/M
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64
110
1:20:01
1:20:05
00:04
12:53/M
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Michael Gilson Lafayette CA 375
63
142
1:25:33
1:25:38
00:05
05:32
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68
16
59:25
1:34:41
35:16
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Dan McGuire San Jose CA 447
66
119
1:21:34
1:21:41
00:07
22:09
13:08/M
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76
224
2:49:05
2:49:18
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Part 10: Istanbul and Prince Islands
7th of May 2004•17:58 hours
At last I have some time to write again. Now I am on the boat, coming from an island to the mainland, together with Oytun from the hospitalityclub. Since my arival yesterday morning we spent all time together. He picked me up from the station and after I dropped my backpack in his car and we eat someting on a terrass, we went sightseeing. First we visited a large underground cover from the 6th century, the Yerebatan Sarayi (sunk palace), a splendid dark space with water dropping everywhere from the ceiling. Then we went to the Ayasofya Camii Muzesi (Hagia Sofia), the most famous religious colossus from early Christianity, of splendid natural stone. Built in 532 as a church, but turned it into a mosque by sultan Mehmet in 1453 by renaming it and adding some tours. In the same area is the castle complex Topkapi Sarayi, where we spent a couple of hours examining the superb buildings, art treasures and weapons. Especially the harem labyrinth was very particular, although tourists were pushed through the complex in rapid speed. Afterwards we made a walk through the park to the car and visited the art academy, which is directly on the waterfront and has a terrace with a wonderful view. While Oytin and his girlfriend followed a lesson I enjoyed the time dreaming away and enjoying the view on passing ships. After Seray, his girlfriend, was finished with her sculpture, we drove to the central Taximquare on the hillock with a taxi to walk along the busy but car-free mainstreet. Underway they let me taste their favoriete snacks in the passage. Downstairs we ended up in a narrow street full of chairs for terrases. While drinking beer and eating fried potatoes we spoke about Dutch and Turkish singularities. On the way back we passed Seray's loved clothing fair and found even more delicacies. Underway to the apartment of Oytan' s parents I felt tired and dirty. I took a delicious shower at Oytan thuis and whereas I had not much more to say, he let see his photocollection on his computer. Once in bed I slept already before my host had turned offt his computer .
The next morning I woke up at half past six again, but fortunately I was able to sleep a little further. Still half sleepily Iexamined a little guide book about Istanbul and I discovered that I had seen already much of its main monuments. On a small square for the corn bazar we had breakfast with tosti's and tea, whereupon we went to smell the sesonings inside the bazar. We passed the Yeni Camii mosque with so many cupolas and minarets and then strolled towards the water, where decided to take a boat to the Kizil Adalar (prince islands). Several beautiful old steamers were ready for departure and quite regularly a ship arrived and left, leaving behind hundreds of suburbians. On the water I am totally in my element and a considerable wind was blowing, so big waves were splashing against the ship. But Oytan found it pretty cold near the water and went sitting inside. On the first island, Kinaliada, we got off right away, Here he had also never been. It was still cuite calm on the island, we were the only tourists. At many places people were reparing their houses and prepare the streets for the summer. Also in the little restaurant we were the only guests. The traditional Turkish salads with small fishes and köfte (meatballs) tasted delicious and two cats enjoyed head and tails of the fish. After a walk we could obtain still exactly the boat to largest of the islands. On this island beautil villas can be found; surrounded by huge gardens with palm- and pine trees. After a second walk we came on picknick place, where we enjoyed the view, the smashing waves and the spring sun. On the boat Oytan was considerably exhausted and slept almost the complete trip, whereas I had enough time to write again in my diary.
9th of May 2004•10:52 hours
I had not seen that not only the times and the airport changed but also the day of my cheap flight from Corendon. I had therefore gone for nothing to the airport and had to endure a strict terrorist control. No matter if I wanted or not, I had to remain one day longer in Istanbul. It was not possible to stay again at Oytun's place for an extra night because he got family visit, and I also did not want to bother him as well. But still he wanted to pick me up by car and bring me to a place to sleep. We decided to try it at the youth hostel but ended up in the traffic-jam. Hours later, with a side-trip through the Russian market district, where we first could not get out anymore, we succeeded nevertheless to come at the youth hostel. Moreover, there was enough place, so I could select a bed select and afterwards I went roaming round in the district Sultanachmed. I had the time to examine all large mosks from in- and of outside. A certain Moustafa addressed me and walked up with me for a while. He wanted to help me by accompanying me as a guide, but rapidly I thanked him for that and said goodbye. I finally wanted to be on my own again. Afterwards with sunset I nicely paraded on the bridge over the Golden Horn and twisted up through narrow streets and stairways in the direction of Taksimsquare. Underway I came along a beautiful old hammam, which seemed interesting to me. Unfortunately it was quite dissapointing. Dirty and onhygienic, expensive tourist tariff, the sauna was not really warm and quite soon it was closing-time. While I dressed again I talked with a half-turkish german man. He had funny jokes and proved 'bi' as well. Although he was totally not my type, we are nevertheless went to eat together in a place frequented by many gays, as he told me.
After dinner we walked a little firther, when two young guys said ' hi' to us. They wanted to show us the nearby park but this was not safe, the german indicated. But drinks something in a cafe could do no harm. One of them seemed to me a nice guy. The german man wanted to get back to his hotel because he would have an eye operation on the next day . I went alone with the two of them to a dance club, but as soon as we entered the place I did not trust it. Too chique service and too little public, who stayed drinking along the tables. A couple of girls from Belarus came sitting next tu us and although it was quite amusing, I had no good feeling about it. I said that I rather wanted to leave but the pretty guy asked me nevertheless to stay a little longer and we went dancing. The girls drank champagne all the time and I thought: this is getting wrong. So I said that I wanted the bill. On the bill there was written an amount of 6 billion lira, which is about € 4000,-! So in trouble, I think , let's clear off here. I make a lot of noise, put € 50,- on the table and leave. The boss seizes me at my collar and I start to shout loudly against him that I do not let swindle itself. He gets some more big guys and tries soothe me. I show my (second) purse and say that I do not have more cash money and also no credit cards. He does not get to mee my real purse. I explain him that I am just a poor student and stay in the youth hostel, therefore that there can not be taken any more from me. Then he obtains the other boys and says that I must solve it with them. I run out of the door to a taxi while the two boys come running after me. The taxi driver closes the door and I close the window. Fortunately, he drives away and they canot do anything anymore. This never again, I thinks while the taxi crosses the bridge.
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www.sfgate.com/entertainment/garchik/article/Dancing-in-t... ............................................................................................SISTER's of PERPETUAL INDULGENCE's 35th Annual HUNKY JESUS & FOXY MARY fun....The best thing about the Sister's show were the Marijuana 4/20 folks who incorrectly wandered into the Sister's party space...They were like "OMG, This is like , OZ, man."
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A pen designed to look like the Buddha, seen at the awesome toy store in Ginza, Hakuhinkan Toy Park. We had a ton of fun at this place playing with their sample toys (most which didn't work properly, great for a laugh) and taking pictures of silly things like this. I think we spent over an hour in this place just goofing around and having some laughs. Good times.