Porte de l'église du village de Parinacota, près de Putre, au Chili. by Voyages Lambert
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Photo of Kakabeka Falls taken from the top of it. The falls themselves are not visible. The river dropping off is visible. Clouds of mist are visible rising from the drop. People can be seen on the right side of the photo taking pictures of the falls. Pre-boardwalks. There is still some snow along the gorge walls.
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Photo Taken at Warbirds over Scone NSW Australia March 2026
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The photographer and date the photo was taken are unknown. A digitally restored image from a very poor quality original negative in my collection.
Cube Tomb
Middle Bronze Age
1800 BC
One of the interesting artifacts in the museum is a human skeleton buried inside a jar.
Fotografía / Photography: desconocido / unknown.
"Hoy no hay galletas para perro": Testimonio gráfico del racionamiento en tiempos de Guerra.
Un tendero, con su característica bata blanca, coloca el cartel de "sin galletas" frente a su establecimiento. Una niña, con ropa de invierno típica de la época y sosteniendo una canasta de compras, mira el cartel con desilusión. Su compañero, un terrier, parece mirar con la misma paciencia y esperanza.
En 1939, el gobierno británico implementó medidas de racionamiento para asegurar que los recursos alimentarios se destinaran prioritariamente a la población y al esfuerzo bélico, lo que afectó incluso a los alimentos para animales. La imagen es un documento gráfico de las dificultades cotidianas y su impacto en todos los miembros de la sociedad, incluyendo las mascotas.
“No dog biscuits today”: A visual account of rationing during wartime.
A shopkeeper, wearing his characteristic white smock, places a “No Cookies” sign in front of his store. A little girl, dressed in winter clothes typical of the era and holding a shopping basket, looks at the sign with disappointment. Her companion, a terrier, seems to look on with the same patience and hope.
In 1939, the British government implemented rationing measures to ensure that food resources were allocated primarily to the population and the war effort, which even affected pet food. The image is a visual record of the daily hardships and their impact on all members of society, including pets.
© Restauración y coloreado: Jaime Gea Ortigas.
03.07.2022 Nancy, Grand Est, France.The old Cathedral in the Renaissance sector of Nancy, France
03.07.2022 Nancy, Grand Est, France.Salad for lunch with a Leffe beer
