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I feel the same way sometimes....... |
You sure found some interesting subjects for your series, Lori! Love this shot and the whole series! |
Super old building made mostly of brick. So much history on this plot of land! |
Great find and great roof- the rest seems a bit on the shaky side ! |
Might be patchwork on the siding but the roof looks pretty good! |
Thank you Eileen, and Gil! |
After the Patch work is done, I think it should have a new coat of paint. Great shot & series. |
Looks like it's in rough shape, but still useful! |
Hello from the far northern part of California. My name is Lori and I live in a little place called Scott Valley, just below the Oregon border. I so enjoy looking at all the beautiful photos here everyday on this site. They inspire me to try and improve my skills. Any helpful criticism is always appreciated as there are so many here I admire and learn from - just by viewing the amazing photos.Thanks for sharing your pointers and thanks for sharing your little corner of the world too!


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This really should be in the "Stay classy fox news" thread, but at this point I was afraid it would just get lost...so here it is...the rest of what Liz Trotta said during that Fox discussion, the part you don't see youtube and Dem. Underground talking about. In other words, the context. She was talking about Hillary, and Hillary suggesting it not once, but at least twice. From Editor and Publisher
When "The Prince" is finally Coronated and steps up to his Throne in The Oval Office there to dwell for "Four Years" can you just imagine the agony of America's "Free Press" every word they write about him for the next four years will have be gone over with a hundred fine tooth combs to make absolutely sure they don't "Offend" anyone or god forbid to make sure they don't say anything that could be called "racist" about America's New Royalty, The Prince Barack Hussein Obama and the lovely new Princess Michelle Obama. Coulter, Hannity, Limbaugh are going to have more fun than a barrell of monkeys, for four straight years------------:singing:
So...okay, Hillary was wrong, but this woman talking about what Hillary said, misspeaking, saying Osama, then laughing saying from Hillary's point of view either of them...that's still talking about Hillary here...that woman is evil for talking about what Hillary said? I don't get it.
They don't like to talk about that one, that was a mistake--- Hillary Is The Smartest Women In The World-----:singing:
Dude, you can't be serious. she said "both actually" meaning Obama too. The joke was that she would be happy if he was assassinated. If you are familiar with the english language you can clearly understand she was talking about Obama. I don't know how much clearer it could be. So calling Obama a "monkey" isn't racist, and saying you'd be happy if Obama is assassinated isn't actually saying you'd be happy if Obama is assassinated. You'd be better off just admitting the obvious instead of tying yourself in knots trying to rationalize and explain it away.
I haven't seen anyone on this board praising Hillary. "They" like to make stuff up and smear people and then cry about "liberal loons" smearing people who don't agree with them.
What? If Hillary has been on record talking about Obama getting assassinated twice, why is it then shocking if someone says that she (Hillary) would probably be okay with it if he got killed? It's not wishing for Obama to be assassinated, it's commenting on what Hillary said. I understand the English language just fine, by the way. Calling him a monkey may well be racist. Apparently you can call a white guy a chimp and say a white kid climbs like a monkey, but you can't say it to a black guy. Do black children climb on monkey bars, or what should they be called, by the way? Holy hell--Curious George is a friggin icon. It's like saying something is a mickey mouse organization, and if I say I think you're daffy I'm not trying to insult either you or black ducks. Christ.
No. No one has been praising Hillary. But wes didn't start a thread about her saying it either. Someone else had too...and then the predictable comments were "I don't know what she's thinking" "oh, she didn't mean it" and so forth. Nothing like "Oh she's a horrible hateful evil woman, here's the number for the secret service and all the networks she needs to be taken to gitmo!" kind of crap that you'll find wes posting. So don't give me that crap. Yeah...it's too nice a day to be getting this pissed off about stupid shit on the internet.
She wasn't speaking FOR Hillary, she was speaking for herself. She wasn't saying "Hillary would probably be OK with both HA HA" she was saying "well I'd be ok with both actually." You're twisting it around but that's what she was saying.
She was speaking about what Hillary said. Look at the rest of her comments, about how Hillary is supposed to be the smartest woman in the world, but she's tone deaf, and you can't say things like that in this culture etc etc. Dude--this lady has been around for years. She's got 3 Emmy's and some other awards. She was the first woman to cover a war, something she fought hard to do...she's not stupid, and she'd have to be stupid to call for assassinating anyone.
WTF are you defending this lunatic. I just went to Youtube and watched this as I wanted to see what these posts were about. She clearly states that she wishes both of them (Obama and Osama) should be assassinated, then laughs. For the record, I was outraged when Hillary first made her statements (as is my post) while you didn't see the harm (as you posted). Now, your defending this lunatic?
When Hillary made her statement I posted that I was willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. Then I read more and saw that she'd said it before--so her "well the Kennedy's are on my mind" excuse went out the window. I do not now or ever recall actually defending her once I saw that she'd said it again. I'm defending this woman because she has a long career of being a good journalist, and because I just don't hear her saying it as "God *I* wish Obama would get killed", I hear her saying from Hillary's point of view getting rid of Obama would be as good as getting Osama, which is, after all, what Hillary has said now.

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Wraysbury | |
St Andrew's Church |
Wraysbury shown within Berkshire
Population | 3,641 (2001) |
OS grid reference | TQ005745 |
Civil parish | Wraysbury |
Unitary authority | Windsor and Maidenhead |
Ceremonial county | Berkshire |
Region | South East |
Country | England |
Sovereign state | United Kingdom |
Post town | Staines-upon-Thames |
Postcode district | TW19 |
Dialling code | 01784 |
Police | Thames Valley |
Fire | Royal Berkshire |
Ambulance | South Central |
EU Parliament | South East England |
UK Parliament | Windsor |
Coordinates: 51°27′29″N 0°33′07″W / 51.458°N 0.552°W
Wraysbury is a village and civil parish on the east (left) bank of the River Thames, about midway between Windsor and Staines, and 18 miles (29 km) west by south-west of London. Until 1974 it was in the county of Buckinghamshire. It was administered by Berkshire County Council between 1974 and 1998, and now by the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead; however the Wraysbury Reservoir is in the Spelthorne district of Surrey.
Investigation by Windsor and Wraysbury Archaeological Society of a field in the centre of Wraysbury to the east of St Andrew's Church revealed evidence of human activity in Neolithic times. Many hundreds of flint artefacts were found and are now in the care of the Windsor Museum collection.
The village name was traditionally spelt Wyrardisbury; it is Anglo Saxon in origin and means 'Wïgrǣd's fort'. Its name is recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Wirecesberie[1] and as Wiredesbur in 1195. The name is seen again as Wyrardesbury in 1422.[2]
The village was a portion of hunting grounds[clarification needed] when the Saxons resided[clarification needed] at Old Windsor. New Windsor was built in 1110 by King Henry I and he moved in[clarification needed], in 1163. The lands around Wraysbury were held by a number of noblemen.
Magna Carta Island and Ankerwycke[edit]
Magna Carta Island, in the parish of Wraysbury, is one of the sites traditionally suggested for the sealing of the Magna Carta in 1215.
On the Ankerwycke estate in the village are the ruins of a Benedictine nunnery, founded in the reign of King Henry II. One of the 50 oldest trees in the United Kingdom can be found here: at around 2000 years old,[3] the Ankerwycke Yew dates from the Iron Age, and is so wide that you can fit a Mini Cooper behind its trunk and not see it from the other side. Local legend says that Anne Boleyn once sat under the tree, while residing at the Ankerwycke estate, but this has not been verified.[4][5] The Ankerwycke estate was bought by John Blagrove, a prominent Jamaican slave owner, who did much to improve the estate.[6]
St Andrew's Church[edit]
The parish church of St Andrew is a Gothic structure, intermediate between Norman and Early English, supposed to have been built by King John.[7] The parish registers date from the year 1734.[4]
Changing face of Wraysbury in the 19th century[edit]
The population of Wraysbury remained relatively static during the 19th century, with a slight increase between the 1801 return of 616 and the final census of the century which gave a population figure of 660. This compares to a population figure for Wraysbury of 3,641 in the 2001 census.
For centuries, agricultural and mill work had been the principal areas of employment for the villagers; and as late as 1831, census returns show that of the 135 families in the village, 62 were employed in agriculture while 68 made their living in the mills.
This compares to the most recent census in which around 12% of the population work from home and the average distance travelled to work is 14.24 km (nearly nine miles).[8]
The Wraysbury enclosure[edit]
The enclosure of the parish of Wraysbury was ordered by a private Enclosure Act of 1799 and was signed by the commissioners in 1803. The map of the village was redrawn by Thomas Bainbridge and shows the distribution of the lands in the following[clarification needed] the enclosure.
Immediately prior to this, the Common Lands of the village were owned by the Lord of the Manor of Wraysbury, at that time John Simon Harcourt, the church and the trustees of William Gyll Esq., although, as common land, they were subject to legal rights of pasture and grazing for copyholders and other tenants. In addition to those with legal rights over the land, the poor of the district would have had 'real' or 'customary rights', for example to feed their livestock or gather wood for fuel.
The only beneficiaries from enclosure were those who could show legal rights over the common land, such as copyholders and tenants of the manor. The enclosure enshrined their rights, converting "rights of common" and allocating an area of land commensurate to their rights, as close to their farmhouse as was convenient. The poor were overlooked in this process, and were no longer allowed to forage for fuel or graze their animals.
The smaller landowners of Wraysbury to benefit from enclosure included Nathanial Wilmot, Nathanial Matthews, Shadrach Trotman and Thomas Buckland, all of whose names had previously appeared on the Wraysbury Court rolls as copyhold owners.
Coming of the railway[edit]
The village saw another major change in 1848 with the arrival of the railway, which opened up employment opportunities and afforded the chance to travel easily and quickly to and from the village. In the History of Wraysbury published in 1862, G.W.J. Gyll extolled the benefits to the village:[7]
" | Railways have much improved the locality and the condition of the people also, and it is a powerful solvent to diminish provincial rusticity, local and self-importance; class prejudice and all the elements of isolation melt away in its presence. The railway through our parish has been of great use to it; has enhanced the value of property, as is the case wherever such a project has been executed, despite the fears of those who repressed the enterprise. | " |
William Thomas Buckland was the local surveyor and valuer employed to handle the compensation claims resulting from the purchases of land for the new railway.[9] This business of Buckland & Sons grew into an estate agency, which had an office in Windsor High Street for the following 150 years.[10]
New road and suspension bridge[edit]
Where is Wraysbury, I can scarce find it on the map? asked an associate of G.W.J. Gyll. Once the railway had put the village on the map, the next steps were to improve road access, and more importantly, to alleviate the adverse effects of the frequent floods which often resulted in the village being cut off from the rest of the county. George Harcourt, Lord of the Manor, suggested that a new road should be built on higher ground from Bowry's Barn to the Colne Bridge, to replace the old road which ran along ditches susceptible to flooding. The 1848 Tithe map, drawn by surveyor W.T. Buckland showing the proposed route of the new road, can be seen at the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies in Aylesbury. Harcourt also suggested a replacement for the old "Long Bridge" over the River Colne should be built, and a new suspension bridge, designed and paid for by Harcourt, was built by civil engineer Mr Dredge.[7]
Non-Conformists in Wraysbury[edit]
The only place of worship in Wraysbury until 1827 was the Anglican church of St Andrew. Local farmer, surveyor and auctioneer, William Thomas Buckland, wishing to provide an alternative place of worship for non-conformists, built the Wraysbury Baptist Chapel to his own design. The original Baptist meeting place was opened in 1827 and W.T. Buckland was the principal minister until his death some 40 years later. Gyll, in his History of Wraysbury, described the establishment of the chapel:[7]
" | Much praise is to be given to the officiating, minister of the Baptists in Wraysbury, Mr. William Thomas Buckland, who exercises his vocation at the chapel here to a well disposed and confiding auditory, while to his wife and family are entrusted the religious education of the Baptist flock. | " |
The new chapel, with its elegant slender tower, was opened on 16 October 1862; the building works had cost around £800.[11] The striking terracotta relief panel, The City of Refuge, on the front elevation of the chapel, was created by the renowned Doulton & Co artist George Tinworth and is signed with his monogram.[12]
After the death of W.T. Buckland, James Doulton, his son-in-law and a cousin of Sir Henry Doulton, took over the preaching duties. Later James' son-in-law the Reverend Arthur Gostick Shorrock took over the duties. Arthur had been a student preacher in Wraysbury in the 1880s, after which he spent 35 years as a missionary work in Shaanxi, China.
Use in film and television[edit]
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A flooded quarry in Wraysbury was used a filming location (actually intended to be in France) in the 1985 James Bond film A View to a Kill, in which Bond (played for the last time by Roger Moore) and the corpse of his murdered ally Sir Godfrey Tibbett (Patrick Macnee) were pushed into the water in their Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud by the villainous Max Zorin (Christopher Walken) and his henchman Mayday (Grace Jones). However, Bond avoided drowning by forcing open the door and swimming to the surface.[1]
Wraysbury Stores, the main village store until May 2006, appeared in an advert for the Daily Mail featuring Chris Tarrant.
Landmarks and community[edit]
Due to the various gravel pits, the River Thames, lakes and reservoirs (notably "The Pond"), Wraysbury has plenty of wildlife and opportunities for walks. Wraysbury Reservoir is within a Site of Special Scientific Interest.[13]
The western part of the village, roughly between the river and the B376 road, is subject to frequent significant flooding, notably in January 2003, January 2014 and February 2014.
The village has two railway stations: Wraysbury and Sunnymeads, both on the line from Windsor to London Waterloo.
In June, Wraysbury holds its annual fete, where stands such as the local vintage and classic car clubs show off their members' vehicles. There are also activities for children and the tug-of-war held by the scouts, beavers and cubs. There are also the stands of local charities, the local school, usually giving out ice creams, and of course the church's stands.
Wraysbury Cricket Club plays on the village green and played the MCC in 2009.
The main store in the village was Wraysbury Stores until its closure in May 2006. The shop is now vacant. The building is Victorian and had been continuously occupied since the late 1800s. It was formerly a post office before becoming a general store. It neighbours a garage and fish and chip shop and is opposite the Perseverance pub. There are many shops located on High Street, and there is a park including children's playground which is a popular spot for dog-walkers and kite-flyers.
1st Wraysbury Scout Group is based on the village green.
Former actor Robert Rietti had a home in Wraysbury, but after his wife died in August 2008, he sold the house in summer 2009.
Former Wraysbury resident Gordon Cullen, an architect renowned for developing the Townscape movement in post-war Britain, designed the Wraysbury Village Hall. It is one of only a few buildings he designed which were actually built.
Hythe End[edit]
Hythe End is the part of the village closest to Staines, largely a linear development on Staines Road, on the eastern bank of the River Thames close to Bell Weir Lock, with a large minority of properties adjoining the riverside.
Hythe End consists of several riverside homes, mainly on the Island, Hythe End. Gravel pits to the north containing water and reeds make up a Site of Special Scientific Interest. One of the major features of Hythe End is the river water extraction facility. This was built in 1910 by the Metropolitan Water Board to supply water from the River Thames to its works in Ashford Common via the Staines Aqueduct. This first feeds the King George VI Reservoir and continues eastwards, passing the water treatment works at Kempton Park, to provide some of the supply of the Kempton Park Reservoirs another water treatment works at Hampton.
Media related to Hythe End at Wikimedia Commons
Sunnymeads is the linear western neighbourhood bordering the River Thames, and has its own railway station. Although long part of Wraysbury administratively, its almost uninterrupted narrow buffer zone continues to render it a separate settlement. The station is unmanned with no inside waiting areas.
Both during and after the Second World War, Sunnymeads was a favourite destination for Londoners who would lease or acquire plots and build modest shacks on the river. Few of these original houses still exist as they have been demolished and more permanent, larger houses have been built in their place.
- Landmarks
Sunnymeads Masonic Lodge – King John's hunting lodge may only in name date to the time of the Magna Carta – it is a restored late 14th-century building, dating to the reign of the first Tudor king, Henry VII, which is Grade II* listed.[14]
Friary Island[edit]
Friary Island is a low-lying residential island about 400 metres long and 100 metres wide. It is accessed by two bridges over a narrow branch of the River Thames.
At a parish level, the village is represented by eleven councillors of the Wraysbury Parish Council.[15]
At the district level, the village is part of the Horton and Wraysbury electoral ward and is currently represented by two councillors (John Lenton and Colin Rayner of the Conservative Party) in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead.[16] Councillor Lenton serves on both the Wraysbury Parish Council and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead Council.
Nationally, since 1997 the ward has formed part of the UK Parliamentary constituency of Windsor and is currently represented by Adam Afriyie of the Conservative Party. Before 1997, the town was part of the constituency of Windsor and Maidenhead which was consistently held by the Conservative Party.
Famous residents[edit]
- David Gilmour – Member of the British rock band Pink Floyd
- Gordon Cullen – British architect (d.1994)
- Christine Keeler – involved in the Profumo Affair.
- Bunty Bailey – The girl in the classic rotoscoped music video Take on me by a-ha, and also a past member of Hot Gossip
- Andy Ellison, singer in British rock bands John's Children, Radio Stars, Jet.
- Beryl Reid, actress
- Sarah Harding (Girls Aloud band)
- Susan George, actress
- Gary Numan, musician
Images of Wraysbury[edit]
- ^ The National Archives documents online website, Crown copyright material is reproduced with the permission of the Controller Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI)
- ^ Plea Rolls of the Court of Common Pleas; National Archives; CP 40/647; http://aalt.law.uh.edu/AALT1/H6/CP40no647/bCP40no647dorses/IMG_0818.htm; sixth entry, with John Magot as plaintiff against Thomas Gille of Wyrardesbury
- ^ The Heritage Trees of Britain and Northern Ireland by Jon Stokes and Donald Roger: The Tree Council [ISBN 1-84119-959-1]
- ^ a b Parishes: Wyrardisbury or Wraysbury, A History of the County of Buckingham: Volume 3, W. Page (Editor), 1925, pp. 320–325.
- ^ "Ankerwycke Burned Down" (PDF), The New York Times, 19 September 1915: Picture Section Rotogravure: Part 1, Page 15
- ^ Hakewell, James (1825), A Picturesque Tour of the Island of Jamaica, London: Hurst and Robinson, p. 73 , See Wikisource
- ^ a b c d History of the Parish of Wraysbury, Ankerwycke Priory, and Magna Charta Island; with the History of Horton, and the town of Colnbrook, Bucks., G.W.J. Gyll, 1862, London: H. G. Bohn. Online Version at Google Books OCLC: 5001532
- ^ National Statistics website: Crown copyright material is reproduced with the permission of the Controller Office of Public Sector Information (OPSI)
- ^ The History of Buckland & Sons by Edward Barry Bowyer FRICS (1973) STEAM 2005
- ^ History of the Auction by Brian Learmount, Iver: Barnard & Learmont, 1985 [ISBN 0951024000]
- ^ The Baptist Magazine, J. Burditt and W. Button: Baptist Missionary Society, 1862 p.779 Online version at Google Books
- ^ The Doulton Lambeth Wares, Desmond Eyles and Louise Irvine: Richard Dennis, Shepton Beauchamp, 2002, p49.
- ^ Wraysbury Village Community Website
- ^ English Heritage. "King John's Hunting Lodge (Grade II*) (1135976)". National Heritage List for England. Retrieved 9 September 2014.
- ^ Wraysbury Parish Council: Councillors
- ^ Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead: Horton and Wraysbury Ward
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Looks like nothing happened on the 31st. Didn't think anything would lmao. Elenin will be lined up with the sun and the earth again on september 26/27. This is when I predict we will see another quake that could shake the earth's axis. If there is a quake around this time. It proves that Elenin is a direct reason behind the quakes. 2 quakes and axis shifts because of this allignment so far are a coincidence. If it happens a third time, it's a pattern.
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Have you seen the guy who has made 100% accurate severe weather predictions using Intellicast? He looks at HAARP rings. I found a lot of good information on all this at the following blog. The Intellicast predictor guy is the last video on the post. He also saw huge activity before the Japan quake. This blog author makes a pretty convincing case for his overall hypothesis (which struck me as really bizarre at first) that HAARP may have something to do with the earthquakes and weather going on lately. Also (the really weird part), the 11:11 code people and David Sereda. Ande
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