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Incredible stuff Clare. Pretty emotional too. In a similar vein, although not strictly a fascinating photo, I find this compelling...

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  On 05/08/2010 at 20:42, Doaksie said:

The photograph that defined the class divide -

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You sure the two on the left aint just going to a wedding?

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  On 18/09/2010 at 21:02, bluerovers said:

You sure the two on the left aint just going to a wedding?

If I remember correctly, one of the two on the left is a young Winston Churchill at Harrow.

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  On 28/11/2009 at 22:19, philipl said:

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A little reminder for Bazzanotsogreat that on British soil Chistianist violence has killed about 100 Britons in my life time for every Briton killed by Islamnist violence.

Philip. That's a Republican Mural not a Catholic one. One of the Republican movements greatest heroes, Wolfe Tone was in fact a Protestant. To say that The Catholic faith and The Republican movement go hand in hand is not only over simplifying things but also misleading.

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  On 08/10/2010 at 21:50, jodrell said:

Earth from Above

Some interesting photos here.Do any of our overseas members know any of the locations?

Jodrell, the one in Tasmania is of Wineglass Bay on the Freycinet peninsula. The water there is spectacularly clear. There's a great walk form Coles Bay to a lookout overlooking Wineglass. You can then descend to the beach, and then to the beach on the other side of the peninsula and back to Coles bay. Takes about 3 hours or so. A spectacular part of this earth. If you ever make it to Aust, then this place is certainly worth a visit.

Fraser Island is off the Queensland SE coast and is the largest sand island in the world.

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  On 08/10/2010 at 22:00, otto man said:

Philip. That's a Republican Mural not a Catholic one. One of the Republican movements greatest heroes, Wolfe Tone was in fact a Protestant. To say that The Catholic faith and The Republican movement go hand in hand is not only over simplifying things but also misleading.

Agreed- that is why I used the term Christianist. I avoided any reference to Catholic/Protestant.

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My favourite sports photo for a very long time. Rob Key is bowled by Chris Woakes. Darren Maddy looks on.

In the photo are all the stumps, both bails & the Ball.

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