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Belarusian Railways 2M62-0880 sits at Terespol Poland with a Silk Road Service from China awaiting to go thru the Scanner.
Then it will move over to the Transhipment yard Before the containers proceed onwards onto 1435mm wagons into Western Europe.
some of the wagons were registed as Kazak some Mongolian and others Russian so showing that even with sanctions russian products etc still need to be brought thru
October 2024
The Atlantic, got rid of this eyesore in the first storm, but everybody got on with flying their kites, and zooming along the beach at breakneck speed before that, regardless. This is a great place to teach your kids to drive - no walls. My daughter, bless her, said I've just ran over a dog! I said, no problem, stop, slap it in reverse, mirror, don't let it suffer. Trainee doctors kill people all the time, your just learning to drive, relax. Always bolster your kids confidence.
Anyway, never mind the above image, the Council puts a dirty, rusty, yellow shipping container on the beach each Summer to shelter the parking attendant. I never give him money, as I suspect he has no right to it... The area below High Water Mark belongs to the Crown? And anyway, he brought his own eyesore with him. And he was not here in Winter, too cold for him... So go whistle for it.
Perhaps, if the Council banned all cars from the beach, it might have some environmental benefit? But I suspect the Council are more interested in the short term financial gain... Than any environmental benefit. Oh and the work-gang who put this in place, they must have known it wasn't going to last, but theirs was not to reason why, they are absolved. It is a shame the sign did not say: no jet skiing... Everybody hates jet skiiers.
Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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Excerpts from Aditi Mangaldas’ new solo FORBIDDEN which has its UK premiere on the main stage at Sadler’s Wells on 13 and 14 October before touring to Northern Stage on 20 October. Mangaldas draws on the dizzying spins, percussive footwork and dynamic phrasing of classical Indian dance form Kathak to create her own distinctive contemporary dance language. In FORBIDDEN, she takes on a question that is more urgent than ever - she asks why women the world over who have the courage to own their sexual desire are sanctioned, judged, controlled, hounded and eventually punished, in both conservative and liberal societies.
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