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Is This Worcestershire? Or the Maasai Mara?218 odsłonWe couldn't catch the Highland cow or Highland steer having tried everything. We finally called the West Midland Safari Park and Bob Lawrence, their Head Warden, came out to assist us "dart" the cattle. This photo was taken in sunny Worcestershire on a December afternoon --- not the Mara.
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Steer With the Dart in His Shoulder293 odsłonHe ran and ran and ran, and ultimately needed a little bit of a "top up" of the tranquliser.
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Bob Lawrence Using Air Rifle To Shoot the Steer258 odsłonThis is actually the moment that the dart hit the steer (UK302940500041). You can see him losing his step on the right of the photograph, with the red tip of the dart showing. Bob Lawrence, from the West Midland Safari Park, has just fired the air rifle.
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The Mine in Dartmouth287 odsłonThere is a big red mine on the sea front in Dartmouth with a coin slot. The brass plaque says that all funds go to The Shipwrecked Fisherman & Mariners Royal Benevolent Society, but the mine seemed full. As the mine is about a meter in diameter --- if it's full of coins it must be holding a treasure trove.
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Marjorie at the Big Mine192 odsłonThis large red mine, along the waterfront in Dartmouth, is apparently a place to put contributions to the Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners Royal Benevolent Society. But it was full.
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Cathy at the Big Mine148 odsłonAlong the sea front in Dartmouth
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Cathy Photographing the Seagull171 odsłonDartmouth waterfront, mid-January.
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Marjorie and Cathy in Dartmouth152 odsłonJanuary 2007
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Auntie Jean and Marjorie214 odsłonHaving afternoon tea in Dartmouth, before catching the "little ferry" home. January 2007
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Cathy and Me176 odsłonHaving tea in Dartmouth, January 2007
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The View From the "Little Ferry"188 odsłonCrossing the River Dart in Dartmouth on the "little ferry" or "lower ferry" on our way home. January 2007
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Craig By The Park Sheraton Hotel - Thanksgiving 19661899 odsłonI had a term paper to write --- I was a freshman at Renesselaer --- so I borrowed a typewriter in the hotel's office. They used it for typing telegrams (remember telegrams?) so all of the lower-case letters had been filed off. I had to type my paper ALL IN CAPITAL LETTERS. Note the Horn and Hardart automat on the corner in the background.
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