Walling Gallery

Drystone Walls of the North

Drystone Walls of the North - First-class drystone walling beside the River at Langdale in the Lake District: Many of the stones for the wall have been picked from the river-bed - a frequent occurrence in the Langdales. The dry summer of 1953 gave a good opportunity for walling by the river.
1956

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Dome of Toqi Sarrofon, also known as Toki Sarrafon, city gate

Uzbekistan, Bukhara, Dome of Toqi Sarrofon, also known as Toki Sarrafon, city gate and money changers trading dome

© Mel Longhurst / Eye Ubiquitous

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War Correspondents fly to France, 1939

British and American war correspondents prepare to fly to France in the early weeks of World War II. All wear officer's uniform but without the usual distinguishing marks of rank. The journalists are, O. D. Gallagher (Daily Express), Tom Darlow (Daily Herald), J. L. Hodson (Allied Newspapers), R. N. Walling (Reuters), W. Ford (Paramount), S. R. G. Bonnett (Gaumont British), G. Tebbutt (Australian Newspaper Services), W. M. Henry (Columbia Broadcasting Company) and F. Gervasi (Collier's Magazine). Date: 1939

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