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| Lucies FarmAt Lucies Farm -- in sunny Worcestershire, England -- we raise pedigree Aberdeen Angus and Highland cattle in the traditional Japanese Kobe style to produce quality beef. We also have an elite dog resort, catering to a handful of exclusive dogs. And we make a range of dog food and dog treats -- even haddock ice cream and a doggie birthday cake. |
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| Walsh Family AlbumPhotographs of our family -- when we were young, or were working, or were travelling, having fun, being sad, putting on make-up, cooking, playing with the bull terriers, eating (lots of these), living. |
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Three pig arcs226 viewsA project not quite finished. The hard core needs to be compacted on Monday to keep the wild boar from just messing it up. The hard core is quite thick, and very porous. The rain water should drain away --- which it doesn't do with clay.
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Hey, what a catch106 views
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..... for pigs and Craig177 viewsJanet Street Porter of Gordon Ramsey's the F-Word watching the Berkshire pigs go through their paces.
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The QE2 and the Verrazano Narrows Bridge213 viewsSailing into New York harbour on the QE2 in April 1991. We are about to go under the Verrazano Narrows Bridge, separating Staten Island from Brooklyn. It has a centre span of 4,260 feet.
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Kiko With The Yellow Tyre549 viewsKiko generally doesn't like this toy. But the Labradors were playing with it earlier, so Kiko thought perhaps he'd give it a try.
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Wait a minute, there might be some action coming265 views
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Here Comes Spice1319 viewsSpice, a Golden Retriever, loves to swim, so coaxing her into the pool was easy --- just toss in her ball. Spice's owner, and our veterinary surgeon (Richard Chamings), is the gentleman standing and watching. I think he thought he'd manage to stay dry.
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Nordkapp - North Cape - Norway452 viewsThe midnight sun (photographed at midnight) from the most northerly part of Europe. "The North Cape was named by English explorer Richard Chancellor in 1553 when he passed the cape in the search for a Northeast passage. From then on, it was occasionally visited by daring explorers who climbed the steep cliff face to the plateau; famous visitors include King Oscar II of Norway in 1873 and Thailand's King Chulalongkorn in 1907. Today, the North Cape is a major tourist attraction."
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Don Nassie with Tahitian Shell Lei19684 viewsI think this was taken as a publicity photo for Shirl-iti -- to sell Tahitian shell leis and woven hats. Kahala, the 1960's.Mar 22, 2016
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Marjorie at the Beach18756 viewsIn a knitted wool bathing suit.Jul 02, 2015
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Marjorie Making A Strange Face44525 viewsJul 02, 2015
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Blue Lagoon - Iceland3338 viewsSpent the winter afternoon enjoying the volcano-heated milky blue waters, infused with silica. Luxury.Feb 10, 2014
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Stimpson Hill in the Rain3437 viewsIt's late May, and they've actually had snow on near-by Killington. Temperatures in the low 40's. And four or five days of rain.May 26, 2013
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Where did I get that sweater?4766 viewsAn old photo of me at RPI -- circa 1966 or 1967. A friend of mine found this online in another classmate's photo gallery. I remember that sweater -- I thought it was wonderful.May 26, 2013
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Snowfall on Stimpson Hill3996 viewsLight winter snow falls on Stimpson Hill.Jan 16, 2013
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Sunapee Harbor - New Hampshire4088 viewsWe took the dogs for a Memorial Day drive. In the middle of the countryside we saw a small sign pointing to Sunapee Harbor. Although miles from the sea, we found this lovely "seaside" New England harbor, complete with a seafood restaurant on the water. Gorgeous.May 28, 2012
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