Sunrise Commuters, Waterloo Bridge' by Rob Pointon

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Sunrise Commuters, Waterloo Bridge' by Rob Pointon

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Open Water Swimming at Canary Wharf London
The Water dose not come from the Thames but is a fresh water spring
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Household Cavalry on the Mall

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Hampstead
King George VI visiting naval ships in 1942.
Of one of the King's many visits to the Fleet, war correspondent Commander Anthony Kimmins described in a BBC broadcast:
"... when our King comes to visit his ships, we feel it is just a little bit different. Just a little bit extra. You see, to us he isn't only a very distinguished visitor; he isn't only our King. He's a sailor; one of us.
A man who has been through all our early Naval training, who has experienced all the hard discipline of the Naval College, who has weathered all the traditional leg-haulings and pitfalls of those first days at sea, and above all has had actual battle experience at Jutland.
Watch him coming down the steep ladders from the fore-bridge. There's no taking them backwards or grasping the hand-rails and cautiously picking his way down on his heels.
Oh no, it's a surefooted run down with a swing off the handrail at the bottom. Countless hours as a midshipman of the watch taught him that little trick. He moves like us and he speaks our language, so do not blame us if we feel just a little — what shall I say? — possessive."
quoted from Captains and Kings, The Royal Family and the Royal Navy, 1901-1981 by John Winton
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Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane during training today.

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Over the years, P&A Wood have restored every variety of Rolls-Royce, including all the rare “pre-Ghost” models. That includes the 1905 three-cylinder 15-hp tourer that was for many years in the care of the Royal Scottish Automobile Club.
Of the six cars made, only the second survives: it was originally purchased in 1906 by Captain the Honourable Thomas Dundas, and passed on his death in 1907 to the Countess Loudon, of Galston Castle, Ayrshire. A year later it was acquired by Douglas Dick of Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, and was rescued from demolition in 1921 by his son Adam. For many years it was displayed in chassis form among early bicycles in a small family museum. In the late 1950s Mr Dick had the car restored and fitted with a replica of its original tourer body. As an example of one of the smallest production runs of any Rolls-Royce model – the 15 hp is an especial treasure.
“All the other early Rolls-Royce models used identical twin-cylinder blocks,” notes Andrew Wood. “The 15-hp, though it has the same bore and stroke as the two- four- and six-cylinder models, was the only one using separate cylinders, making it the odd one out in a range that was otherwise designed on ‘modular’ principles, which was probably why so few were made.”
During Disability Pride Month, we remember the thousands of wounded veterans whose courage continued long after the battlefield. Winston Churchill believed that a nation’s duty to those who served did not end with victory. His governments supported the medical care, rehabilitation, and retraining of disabled servicemen, helping many rebuild their lives after devastating injuries. Their perseverance remains an enduring reminder that courage takes many forms.
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