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According to the plaque, the sculpture entitled "Landed" is by Les Johnson and it was cast at the Bronze Age Foundry in 2008. The plaque reads: "LANDED" This sculpture has been erected as a tribute to the history of the communities of the Royal Docks and the men and women who worked there from 1855 -1983. Funded by a charitable appeal supported by the Royal Docks Trust (London). www.royaldockstrust.org.uk Sculptor Les Johnson Bronze Age Foundry4 points -
I love this ferris wheel but not so very safe🤣
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love this photo so much, it’s giving peace🤗
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I took a picture of the moa global because it's beautiful
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Uncle’s view when he’s drinking coffee😁💗
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love the weather not super hot;)
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I TOOK THIS PHOTO WHEN WE ARE HEADING TO A PICNIC YAYY
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Look at this lovely sunset here in Imus Cavite. Love the pink and purple color, perfect combination. 😍4 points
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Taken in Hampshire, Southern England on a Sunny Autumn morning, the sky is busy with flights heading West and East. Many of the vapour trails are Transatlantic flights but also many are heading to/from Spain according to “Flightradar.”
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The Moon, partially obscured by clouds in the Southern sky above the fields of Hampshire.
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From the album: randomness
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NR stands at Cook on the Nullabor Plain working the Indian Pacific from Sydney to Perth (via Adelaide) which is an epic 4 x day trip!
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With the iconic backdrop of Sydney Harbour bridge, an A Class Unit arrives at Milsons Point Station in Australia.
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The “Indian Pacific” needs 2 x locomotives to get the 30+ vehicles forming the train over the Blue Mountains between Sydney and Adelaide. The piles of concrete are spare sleepers ready for track renewals!
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Already running some 1hr and 50 x mins late the 12:47 from Sydney Central to Grafton roars North away from Coffs Harbour!
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The XPT is a class of train which has heavy design influence and engineering taken from the British Rail HST from the mid 1970s. Most HST units in the UK have now been withdrawn, but quite a few Australian cousin XPT Units are still in service! This is the already 34 x min late 12:47 departure for Grafton!
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Byron Bay is the most Easterly part of Australia and gets the first Sunrise of the continent.
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Took this photo during grand opening of Olympian Mecca Gym located at Nia Road, Urban Centro East, Imus Cavite. Sunset inside of the clear balloon 😅3 points
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So lovely🥰
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Took a pic of this because it’s so pretty!!!
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Presumably, that will be the old Warehouse W with steam billowing out from a vent somewhere round the back? It was the steam that caught my eye... A very atmospheric view, I thought, on a cold January day in the redeveloped Royal Victoria Dock area.3 points
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Walking around Shifen Station on Pingxi Line. This is one of the places where you can try their local trains and this place is also good for food trips and flying lanterns.3 points -
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5 am morning jog along Bayan Luma Street, Imus, Cavite. Fewer people and vehicles took me a lot of courage to do this again. The last time I jogged in the street was before the pandemic. 😅3 points -
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The most famous building in Taipei, Taiwan. Took this photo while walking in the park.3 points -
There has been snow overnight in the English village of Grayshott on the Surrey/Hampshire border. The snow has passed and a beautiful sunny Winter morning has dawned. This picture shows the Parish Church of St Luke’s across the village green
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It’s currently -1 in Hampshire, England and these beautiful “Frost Feathers” have formed on the roof of a car.
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St Andrew’s is the Parish Church of Farnham, a town in England. It is seen here from Middle Church Lane at dusk on a cold January afternoon.
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This is the Anglican Cathedral in the UK city of Portsmouth, seen in the Winter sunshine. Portsmouth has two Cathedrals with the other one being the Roman Catholic, St John the Evangelist, elsewhere in the city.
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Goal 1 for Aldershot Town against Chertsey Town. Seven more goals followed to let Aldershot run out 8-0 winners!
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Aldershot Town equalise in the Boxing Day local “Derby” game v Woking at Aldershot and make it 2-2. A crowd of 5000+ were there to watch and 2-2 is how it finished.
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Holly, complete with berries is seen alongside Yew leaves. This picture was taken on Christmas Day in Hampshire, England.
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From the album: Jenny's Photo Album 🌻
Beautiful Christmas Light in White plains Temple Ground Quezon City. This happens every year to Celebrate Christmas season.3 points -
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From the album: CHRISTMAS TREE !!!!!
Love this tree in Rob ! 💗💗💗💗💗 A lovely all-golden-yellow Christmas tree on display at Robinsons Mall in Ermita, Manila December 2024© zzy
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An English pub well known to both the author of this post and the owner of this website! Situated about 1.5 x miles from Bordon in Hampshire in Hollywater, the author has been coming here for over 42 x years. After a long period of closure between 2021 and 2023 it re-opened in November 2023 and this is an outside view on the first anniversary party in November 2024!
© Tim Penycate
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The Raynes Park Vale Goalkeeper makes a crucial save in the Isthmian League fixture against Farnham Town! Farnham went on to win 2-1 to cement their top of the table position. This is quite a low level of football (several levels below the English Premier League) but just under 1000 people watched the game. In context crowds at this level are usually about 100!
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There is far more to football than the English Premier League or German Bundesliga etc. This is goalmouth action from the Portsmouth Senior Cup match between Petersfield Town and United Services Portsmouth. The game is played with as much (if not more) passion than any higher level and represents what many believe is the REAL game. The match finished 0-0, but Petersfield won 5-3 on Penalties, this being a “knockout” cup match.
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What used to be a nice view of Manila Bay, a few blocks in from Roxas Blvd., is now fast disappearing behind a seemingly never-ending stream of new high-rise buildings. Not that there will be much of the Bay left to admire from the new buildings either - since the construction of a new artificial island has commenced.3 points
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from the 32nd floor of a building three blocks in from Roxas Blvd.3 points
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Looks like a Dragon? 🐉3 points
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Most of the Hogmoor Inclosure in England is in early twilight, but a shaft of Sunlight still pitches in from the West from the low Sun. This phenomena occurs in a particular part of the forest due to the geography of the hills and building to the West and the slight incline of the path into the forest. If you were of such belief, you could think this is an entrance to an enchanted fairy kingdom!
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This park showcase an amazing variety of rock formation located in Yehliu, Taiwan.2 points -
The “London Eye” is seen from Horse Guards’ Parade on a cloudy and damp December night
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