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I’m a mom blogger and indie author. Here I share photos of the beautiful places we've been to. All photos are my own.
I’m a mom blogger and indie author. Here I share photos of the beautiful places we've been to. All photos are my own.
This blog deals with mythology, ancient and modern, with a special attention to mythical monsters such as the Chimera and the sphynx, see as an incarnation of ancient goddesses
When you visit San Francisco's west end today, you can still visit the Beach Chalet, the...
In 1939, the single line tramway along Canning Highway in South Perth certainly provided a to-the-door service.
Tudo sobre Playmobil antigo, Playmobil Trol, Estrela, Geobra. Aqui você encontra fotos, detalhes de cada item e ainda pode comprar, vender ou trocar.
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The Buckhorn Saloon in San Antonio is the oldest Saloon in the State of Texas. It was established in 1881 by Albert Friedrich at the ripe old age of seventeen
Archived and Historical Images of Mount Lawley, Inglewood and Menora
My first time using my DSLR since my accident albeit on a tripod and cable release. Swindon, the biggest town close to me was the heart of the Great Western Railway (GWR) now long gone I'm afraid. They do still have an impressive steam museum, and this is where my image was taken. Timeline Events hire the museum, find some people that seem to spend their entire lives dressing up in period costume, add some smoke, light it up......... and bingo. To be honest with you, all we had to do was turn up and take the photos. It was great fun !!
The Brass Monkey is a Perth icon and arguably the most photographed hotel in WA.
The present Fremantle Traffic Bridge is 70 years old, having been opened in 1939, but it is the fourth bridge to be built on this site. The first bridge was built in 1866 and the three earlier bridges are of particular interest as they illustrate the great changes which have transformed ...
Located just two miles to the northwest of Mason, Koockville is just another long-gone Texas town that had a hint of promise but burned out early. The area was first settled in the 1850's, and by 1883 this massive two-story stone building became the center of the community, thriving with the cattle traders along the Great Western Trail. But Koockville was never able to attract a rail line, William Koock was killed in an accident in 1890, and most people were instead attracted to nearby Mason, the county seat and hub for business in the region. By the turn of the century, it was little more than an outlying suburb for Mason. Today, the only reminder of Koockville is this impressive, unused building at the crossroads of two disused county roads and a few surrounding houses. Find more photos from my 2010 Picture a Day set at: www.flickr.com/photos/matthigh/sets/72157620610035860/ You can also view my 2009 Picture A Day set that started it all at: www.flickr.com/photos/matthigh/sets/72157625855768121/
I’m a mom blogger and indie author. Here I share photos of the beautiful places we've been to. All photos are my own.
Photo gallery of History in Western Australia
For more than 180 years, The West Australian has captured the people and events that have shaped WA.
Forrest Place, Perth. 1949.
