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Hagia Irene means "Divine Peace" in Greek, so it was a church dedicated to holly peace, not to a Saint Irene as it's wrongly pronounced today. It's beleived that the church was first built in the 4th century AD over the ruins of a pagan temple by the Byzantine Emperor Constantine I.
Start of the story "Orpheus and other dualities" - it ends here and can be viewed as strip on worldwidewonderland)
SCOUT: "Paddy? Paddy! Paddy, what am I to do? I don't want to be on the wrong side of the bars!" *Worried.*
PADDY: "Well Scout, you're smaller than me. Perhaps you can just slip through them."
SCOUT: "Oh!" *Perks up.* "That's an excellent idea Paddy!" *Tries to squeeze through the bars of the gate.*
PADDY: "Push! Push little Scout!"
SCOUT: "Maybe... maybe I'm not so little after all Paddy! I can't fit through the bars! What do I do?" *Tears well in Scout's eyes.*
PADDY: "Oh I don't know Scout. What do we usually do when we are in a pickle, Scout?"
SCOUT: "We call for help!"
PADDY and SCOUT: "Help! Help!"
PADDY: "Don't worry Scout. There's Daddy! Daddy! Daddy, we're stuck. Can you help get us please? Only if it isn't too much trouble Daddy."
DADDY: "What seems to be the problem Paddy and Scout?"
SCOUT: "Oh Daddy! I'm stuck on the wrong side of the bars and I need to break out! Can you help me, please Daddy?"
PADDY: "Only if it isn't too much trouble of course Daddy."
DADDY: *Tutts and shakes head as he reaches over the gate to rescue Scout.*
SCOUT: "Wheeee!" *Clings tighty to Daddy's hand as he is lifted into the air.*
My Paddington Bear came to live with me in London when I was two years old (many, many years ago). He was hand made by my Great Aunt and he has a chocolate coloured felt hat, the brim of which had to be pinned up by a safety pin to stop it getting in his eyes. The collar of his mackintosh is made of the same felt. He wears wellington boots made from the same red leather used to make the toggles on his mackintosh.
He has travelled with me across the world and he and I have had many adventures together over the years. He is a very precious member of my small family.
Scout was a gift to Paddy from my friend. He is a Fair Trade Bear hand knitted in Africa. His name comes from the shop my friend found him in: Scout House. He tells me that life was very different where he came from, and Paddy is helping introduce him to many new experiences. Scout catches on quickly, and has proven to be a cheeky, but very lovable member of our closely knit family.
The former Saint George's Presbyterian Church on the corner of Latrobe Terrace and Ryrie Street in Geelong was formed in 1861 by a breakaway group from the St Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Yarra Street. The large and finely constructed Church reflects the wealth of many of the Church's foundation patrons, which included Francis Ormond and other western district squatters. The Church is a significant and intact work of noted ecclesiastical architect Nathaniel Billing. Sadly, Saint George's Presbyterian Church was forced to close its doors in 2015 owing to dwindling congregation numbers. However the Presbyterian Church still owns the church and its adjoining manse. With the church no longer in use and slowly falling into decay and decrepitude. So too are its grounds. It used to have a hedge surrounding it which is now gone, leaving only its wrought-iron gates and freestone gateposts. It also used to have rose bushes growing around its paths. A few hardy specimens survive amid the long, yellowing grass even to this day.
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Yet another 150 goes by, yet another that is going the wrong way to where it thinks. 150207 thinks it's off to Leeds but is in fact going to Bristol. Another thing to note is the fact that the headlights on the back coach being different. BMAC on the left, LED on the right.
Metra 97 ducks under the Pennsy signal bridge in Chicago, IL with what will become Heritage Corridor 915.
Yours Truly is snapped by his old chum mountainmike1 on the sea wall whilst snapping last Wednesday's 10.06 PAD - PNZ.
Another detoured PAS 23K heads by the old freight house at Center Bridge Rd in Lancaster. NYC Heritage 1066 trails behind the typical NS GE.
Diamond's BX07 AYU (30006) is seen on Unicorn Hill, Redditch, with a 58 Matchborough Circular. This Wessex branded Centro still carries its Wessex legals and didn't have anything in the windows to say it's a Diamond vehicle. When posting a photo or post about this vehicle being in service, the posts have been deleted (presumably by management at Tividale, who are a part of the group). It is the third B7RLE/Centro to be allocated to Redditch, the other two being (30406) YN08 NXL and (30821) BX09 SHZ. BX07AYU April 2007 to Flights Hallmark (before being renamed to the Rotala PLC), for use on the Bristol Park & Ride service. When new it had the fleetnumber 7006. It has also worn branding for the X27 (Yate-Bristol City Centre). It was quite a good thrash and the driver thought it was a good drive. It is a Volvo B7RLE/Plaxton Centro.
One of my favourite colours for a Ferrari, saw it on the way back in Wimbledon. Got to 10K views now within my first year here!:D
A Coney Island-bound (Q) shuttle, sporting the old diamond bullet, approaches Ocean Pkwy. The shuttle was operating on an absolute block, meaning it could move whichever direction it needed to as it was the only train allowed between Brighton Beach and Stillwell Ave.
R46 (Pullman-Standard, 1975-1978)
Ocean Pkwy Station
Brighton Line - BMT
Recycling contamination is an issue pretty much everywhere; I don’t think you get too many regions where every resident recycles perfectly. Even in a council like The Hills where recycling is at a pretty good standard and heavy, you still get dopes who play their own game and overflow general waste into the yellow topped bin. Sometimes you can pin them and other times they’re unpredictable. Being a floater driver I don’t know what to expect from a particular property, so I empty the bin and the stuff goes through... or not if I can help it :D I have done a few rural runs in The Hills and I’ve found recycling is quite good the majority of the time, but occasionally you get the bins filled with stuff that shouldn’t be in there. I came across this house at the end of a street with two bins, which I see as a plus when you assume it’s extra recycling. To my disappointment I saw a big cube of green-waste come out of the first bin, and without even thinking about checking the second bin, the same material fell out with some other rubbish mixed in. I almost took off not worrying, but I quickly stopped the packer, engaged the handbrake, got my gloves on and went hopper diving. You just hope they ring up the council and complain so they establish themselves as a complete twat. I felt proud when I drove past twice and saw my efforts on display - Mitch the waste education enforcer hehe
Canon A-1 • Canon New FD 20mm f:2.8
Ferrania P30 80 ISO in Caffenol CL stand 60min. @20°C
Scanned with Epson Perfection V500 at 3200dpi
Kirchberg • Luxembourg
Caffenol CL
500 ml Filtered Water
8gr Anhydrous Washing Soda
5gr Vitamin C
20gr Instant coffee ("Cora")
60 sec. slow agitations then let stand for 59 minutes
Sgt. Shotgun on the ride home from our #C25K dog run at Red Rock today. Doesn't care to sit on the seat and face front like a normal dog. #weirdo
Colab com meu amigo Fabio Favaro ( www.flickr.com/photos/fabiofavaro )
colab with my friend fabio favaro
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