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carriage
a vehicle with four wheels that is usually
pulled by horses and was used mainly in the past
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Great Britain
WeeklyPrompts-PC-Brazenly-Bronze
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For some inexplicable reason…
…this is the only photo of
Winston Churchill, I have
Another bronze casting at
London’s Trafalgar Square.
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Weekly Prompt Photo Challenge: Brazenly-Bronze
Cee-BW-Challenge-Sides
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Commencing with a Geelong side…
…the morning sun reflecting off the side
of this cargo vessel in Corio Bay.
Then a jump all the way over to
the Tower of London.
Sort of sides outside Buckingham Palace.
Big Ben has four sides/faces.
However, I liked this view with
Winston Churchill in the foreground.
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Cee’s Black & White Challenge: Side-of-Things
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Word-of-Day-Challenge-Public
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The word ‘Pub’ I believe to be
an abbreviate version of
‘Public House’
Had I known the Flying Horse was
the last traditional pub standing
on Oxford Street,
(Source: Google, Wikipedia)
I would have taken advantage of
the free day care, at least for a few minutes,
and photographed some of the interior,
if permitted.
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Word of the Day Challenge: Public
Word-of-Day-Challenge-Velvet
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Nothing looks as velvety as….
…a shining…
well-groomed horse.
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Word of the Day Challenge: Velvet
WitsEnd-Weekly-PC-Wheels
Not just a wheel on either side.
Many cogs/wheels combine to ensure
that the seed is sown properly.
Now converted to seating outside so passers by
can sit, drink, eat and chat.
A much larger wheel.
The London Eye.
A great view just on dusk.
Geelong’s own version of the London Eye.
A somewhat smaller Ferris Wheel
on the Eastern Beach precinct..
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Witsend-Weekly-PC – Wheels
Word-of-Day-Challenge-Illustrious
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illustrious
well known, respected, and admired for past achievements.
