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FEATURE - 'Staren-Tanz' bei Aberystwyth
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Starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth pier
Murmuration of starlings, Aberystwyth, Wales - 11 Feb 2016
At first light tens of thousands of starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth seaside pier. Aberystwyth pier is one of only a small handful of urban starling roosts in the UK.
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FEATURE - 'Staren-Tanz' bei Aberystwyth
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Starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth pier
Murmuration of starlings, Aberystwyth, Wales - 11 Feb 2016
At first light tens of thousands of starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth seaside pier. Aberystwyth pier is one of only a small handful of urban starling roosts in the UK.
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FEATURE - 'Staren-Tanz' bei Aberystwyth
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Starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth pier
Murmuration of starlings, Aberystwyth, Wales - 11 Feb 2016
At first light tens of thousands of starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth seaside pier. Aberystwyth pier is one of only a small handful of urban starling roosts in the UK.
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FEATURE - 'Staren-Tanz' bei Aberystwyth
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Starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth pier
Murmuration of starlings, Aberystwyth, Wales - 11 Feb 2016
At first light tens of thousands of starlings leave their overnight roost underneath Aberystwyth seaside pier. Aberystwyth pier is one of only a small handful of urban starling roosts in the UK.
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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Abdul Aziz from Sudan who this morning arrived at the services after coming through Dover from Calais underneath a truck
Illegal Immigrants, Toddington Services M1 Northbound, Britain - 24 Jun 2015
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G20 Leaders Summit, Brisbane, Australia - 14 Nov 2014
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A police officer gets down on the ground to check the underneath of a car entering the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
G20 Leaders Summit, Brisbane, Australia - 14 Nov 2014
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New working drawbridge opens at Tower of London, Britain - 02 Apr 2014
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Yeomen Warders stand underneath the new drawbridge as it is opened
New working drawbridge opens at Tower of London, Britain - 02 Apr 2014
Yeomen Warders are seen standing in front of a new drawbridge at the Tower of London. This is the first working and rising drawbridge at the Tower since the 1970s
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New working drawbridge opens at Tower of London, Britain - 02 Apr 2014
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Yeomen Warders stand underneath the new drawbridge as it is opened
New working drawbridge opens at Tower of London, Britain - 02 Apr 2014
Yeomen Warders are seen standing in front of a new drawbridge at the Tower of London. This is the first working and rising drawbridge at the Tower since the 1970s
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Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
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Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's favourite sea bird - The Puffin. This puffin was blown underneath a caravan at Brean in Somerset. The RSPCA have 4 puffins in their rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset all suffering from being 'Wind Blown.' Not being strong enough to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. The Puffins will stay with the RSPCA until they are stronger and the bad weather subsides
Photograph By Richard Austin
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Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's sea birds. Dormant oil slicks on the bottom of the ocean from previous spills are being whipped up stormy weather and high winds are also making it difficult to fly. The RSPCA rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset is treating Razor Bills, Fulmar, and Guillimots for oil contamination. All the birds will stay with the RSPCA to be cleaned up and will be released back into the wild when they are stronger and the bad weather subsides. Meanwhile, the centre is also caring for 'wind blown' puffins who have found themselves unable to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. They will also be released once the weather improves.
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Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
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Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's favourite sea bird - The Puffin. This puffin was blown underneath a caravan at Brean in Somerset. The RSPCA have 4 puffins in their rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset all suffering from being 'Wind Blown.' Not being strong enough to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. The Puffins will stay with the RSPCA until they are stronger and the bad weather subsides
Photograph By Richard Austin
Tel: 07831 566005
Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's sea birds. Dormant oil slicks on the bottom of the ocean from previous spills are being whipped up stormy weather and high winds are also making it difficult to fly. The RSPCA rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset is treating Razor Bills, Fulmar, and Guillimots for oil contamination. All the birds will stay with the RSPCA to be cleaned up and will be released back into the wild when they are stronger and the bad weather subsides. Meanwhile, the centre is also caring for 'wind blown' puffins who have found themselves unable to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. They will also be released once the weather improves.
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Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
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Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's favourite sea bird - The Puffin. This puffin was blown underneath a caravan at Brean in Somerset. The RSPCA have 4 puffins in their rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset all suffering from being 'Wind Blown.' Not being strong enough to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. The Puffins will stay with the RSPCA until they are stronger and the bad weather subsides
Photograph By Richard Austin
Tel: 07831 566005
Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's sea birds. Dormant oil slicks on the bottom of the ocean from previous spills are being whipped up stormy weather and high winds are also making it difficult to fly. The RSPCA rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset is treating Razor Bills, Fulmar, and Guillimots for oil contamination. All the birds will stay with the RSPCA to be cleaned up and will be released back into the wild when they are stronger and the bad weather subsides. Meanwhile, the centre is also caring for 'wind blown' puffins who have found themselves unable to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. They will also be released once the weather improves.
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Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
NOT FOR USE ON GREETING CARDS, POSTCARDS, CALENDARS OR ANY MERCHANDISING WORLDWIDE WITHOUT CLEARANCE BY RICHARD AUSTIN
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Richard Austin/REX (3565154h)
Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's favourite sea bird - The Puffin. This puffin was blown underneath a caravan at Brean in Somerset. The RSPCA have 4 puffins in their rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset all suffering from being 'Wind Blown.' Not being strong enough to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. The Puffins will stay with the RSPCA until they are stronger and the bad weather subsides
Photograph By Richard Austin
Tel: 07831 566005
Seabirds getting into trouble because of the stormy weather, Somerset, Britain - 12 Feb 2014
Continuous gale force winds and rough seas are having an effect on Britain's sea birds. Dormant oil slicks on the bottom of the ocean from previous spills are being whipped up stormy weather and high winds are also making it difficult to fly. The RSPCA rescue centre at West Hatch near Taunton in Somerset is treating Razor Bills, Fulmar, and Guillimots for oil contamination. All the birds will stay with the RSPCA to be cleaned up and will be released back into the wild when they are stronger and the bad weather subsides. Meanwhile, the centre is also caring for 'wind blown' puffins who have found themselves unable to cope with 80mph winds and driving rain. They will also be released once the weather improves.
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Dense population of Great White sharks, South Arica
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Hungry Shark Loses Lunch ... And A Tooth
This Great White shark lost not only its lunch but also its tooth when it attacked a decoy seal.
The hungry shark leapt out of the water to snatch up what it thought was a tasty Cape fur seal in its massive jaws.
However, it was actually a decoy and the over enthusiastic shark bit down so hard that one of its teeth was sent flying.
The moment was caught on camera by photographer Dan Callister off the coast of Seal Island near Cape Town, South Africa.
A large population of sharks patrol the waters around Seal Island, which is home to around 64,000 Cape Fur seals from April to September.
With such an abundant food supply close by, scores of sharks patrol the seas around the island on the look out for young and inexperienced seal pups.
To reach the open sea to feed the seals must first cross these shark-infested waters - passing through what is known as the 'ring of death'.
The predators then catch their prey in truly spectacular fashion.
Approaching from below, the sharks leap nearly vertically out of the waves to snatch seals swimming close to the surface.
The behaviour means that the area is acknowledged as the best in the world to witness sharks breaching.
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The 2012 London Olympic Games, Women's Weightlifting, London, Britain - 01 Aug 2012
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Hassine Ghada of Tunisia wears a full-length bodysuit underneath her outfit to cover her body for religious reasons - Women's 69kg
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'Tough Mudder' event at Boughton House, Northamptonshire, Britain - 12 May 2012
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Tough Mudder competitors crawling up a muddy hill underneath barbed wire.
'Tough Mudder' event at Boughton House, Northamptonshire, Britain - 12 May 2012
The 12 mile course which was designed by British special forces soldiers, consisted of 25 extreme obstacles including water, mud, electrocution, and high walls. The challenge is designed to test teamwork abilities as well as physical strength and stamina
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'Tough Mudder' event at Boughton House, Northamptonshire, Britain - 12 May 2012
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Mud soaked Tough Mudder competitors work their way through a challenge which consisted of crawling through two sets of long pipes and underneath barbed wire.
'Tough Mudder' event at Boughton House, Northamptonshire, Britain - 12 May 2012
The 12 mile course which was designed by British special forces soldiers, consisted of 25 extreme obstacles including water, mud, electrocution, and high walls. The challenge is designed to test teamwork abilities as well as physical strength and stamina
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'Tough Mudder' event at Boughton House, Northamptonshire, Britain - 12 May 2012
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A Tough Mudder competitor crawls along a wet floor underneath hanging electric wires.
'Tough Mudder' event at Boughton House, Northamptonshire, Britain - 12 May 2012
The 12 mile course which was designed by British special forces soldiers, consisted of 25 extreme obstacles including water, mud, electrocution, and high walls. The challenge is designed to test teamwork abilities as well as physical strength and stamina
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My Dog
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White bulldog under duvet
My Dog
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The Twilight Years
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Old lady holding a cup of tea/coffe with a tea plate underneath
The Twilight Years
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Royal Wedding preparations, Buckingham Palace, London, Britain - Mar 2011
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Royal Wedding: Buckingham Palace Preparations
With just a matter of weeks to go preparations for the marriage of Prince William to Catherine Middleton are well underway.
Staff at Buckingham Palace are already getting ready for the reception that will take place after the nuptials on 29 April.
On the big day the Palace's state rooms will play host to an afternoon reception after the ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
This will be followed in the evening by a more intimate dinner and dance for 300 friends of the royal couple.
The action will take place in the Palace's west wing with the white drawing room, the music room, the blue drawing room and the state dining room all being utilised.
Meanwhile, the official multi-tiered wedding cake is expected to be on display in the nearby picture gallery.
In order to have the palace looking its best for the events staff are working hard to display it at its finest.
For example, the palace's greatest art will be on display, with masterpieces by the likes of Canaletto, Rembrandt and Rubens.
According to Edward Griffiths, Deputy Master of the Household, palace staff are used to hosting big events and cater to roughly 50,000 guests a year.
He said 60 people will be working at the afternoon reception, doing everything from opening car doors for guests to serving them canapes and drinks.
Meanwhile, guests will also sit down to a feast prepared by the Palace kitchens.
Head chef Mark Flanagan and his 21-strong team will be responsible for catering to the 600 people invited to the afternoon reception.
Details about the food selection and the wine list are being kept a secret but it is said that the food will show off "the best of British produce."
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Subterranean house, Bowdon, Manchester - Nov 2009
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Set within the grounds of Limehurst, which Huntsmere converted into luxury apartments in 2003, this dwelling will be hidden entirely underneath a new landscaped classical English garden feature. Artists impression.
Subterranean house, Bowdon, Manchester - Nov 2009
How is this for privacy in your own home? A developer is planning to build a GBP 2 million luxury home UNDERGROUND.
Walking around the manicured lawns of the Limehurst estate in Bowdon, Manchester, it would be easy to miss the discreet entrance, after all, it is designed to look like a garden folly.
But beneath the earth, imaginative developers Huntsmere already have planning permission to build a two-storey dwelling, finished to the highest of standards.
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A LUXURY FAMILY HOME - ENTIRELY UNDERGROUND
How is this for privacy in your own home? A developer is planning to build a £2 million luxury home UNDERGROUND.
Walking around the manicured lawns of the Limehurst estate in Bowdon, Manchester, it would be easy to miss the discreet entrance, after all, it is designed to look like a garden folly.
But beneath the earth, imaginative developers Huntsmere already have planning permission to build a two-storey dwelling, finished to the highest of standards.
The layout is circular with light provided via a large central light well, while three other lights sources feed light through every aspect of this innovative property, including glazing to the entrance element, which acts as a large roof light for the entrance stairwell.
Many of the rooms are 'cheese wedge' shaped surrounding a central atrium and the main reception rooms and kitchen are located on the lower ground floor as well as the master bedroom suite (which comes complete with chute down to the swimming pool on the floor below).
The lower ground floor has two more bedrooms plus gym, swimming pool and Jacuzzi.
Heated is from an underfloor system which use
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Subterranean house, Bowdon, Manchester - Nov 2009
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Set within the grounds of Limehurst, which Huntsmere converted into luxury apartments in 2003, this dwelling will be hidden entirely underneath a new landscaped classical English garden feature.
A Luxury Family Home - Entirely Underground
A LUXURY FAMILY HOME - ENTIRELY UNDERGROUND
How is this for privacy in your own home? A developer is planning to build a GBP 2 million luxury home UNDERGROUND.
Walking around the manicured lawns of the Limehurst estate in Bowdon, Manchester, it would be easy to miss the discreet entrance, after all, it is designed to look like a garden folly.
But beneath the earth, imaginative developers Huntsmere already have planning permission to build a two-storey dwelling, finished to the highest of standards.
The layout is circular with light provided via a large central light well, while three other lights sources feed light through every aspect of this innovative property, including glazing to the entrance element, which acts as a large roof light for the entrance stairwell.
Many of the rooms are 'cheese wedge' shaped surrounding a central atrium and the main reception rooms and kitchen are located on the lower ground floor as well as the master bedroom suite (which comes complete with chute down to the swimming pool on the floor below).
The lower ground floor has two more bedrooms plus gym, swimming pool and Jacuzzi.
Heated is from an underfloor system which uses hot water from a heat pump that uses heat exchange technology to capture the heat contained in the ground to heat the house. Huntsmere claim this will lead to a 75% reduction in the use of fossil fuel.
Chris Oakes of Huntsmere said: "We are very excited by the challenges of building a luxurious family home entirely underground.
"We have quite a few bespoke developments under our belt that include elements housed underground, ...
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Mezzotint portrait of Anthony Henley Esq by John Smith, 1694, after a portrait by Sir Godfrey Kneller. Three-quarter length, leaning against a wall on his left arm, wearing robes, a wig and ceremonial sword. In sylvan setting, probably to show his ownership of the land. Underneath and pasted onto the mount is a biographical entry on Henley from the DNB, and photocopies of the frontispiece of 'The Single Songs with the Dialogue Found in the New Opera Call'd Brutus of Alba: or, Augusta's Triumph', composed by Mr Daniel Purcell (dedicated to Norton and Henley by the composer); words of 'A Song' by Henley (from Thomas Southern's 'The Maid's Last Prayer', 1693, p42 - Robert Spencer's hand, in ink), and 'A Two Part Song, the Words by Mr Henley' from Orpheus Britannicus 1, 1698 (Henry Purcell). RAM 2003.2298
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Zaporozhye
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CARS RAISED OFF THE GROUND WITH STAFF WORKING UNDERNEATH IN A PRODUCTION FACTORY, ZAPOROZHYE, UKRAINE
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FEATURE - Blick zurück: Verliebte Pärchen anfangs 1960er Jahre
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FEATURE - Tierisches aus dem Archiv
DIGNITY AND IMPUDENCE
' Blue Beau of Kengate ,' the blue roan spaniel belonging to Mr . J. CHORLEY and Mrs . C. CHORLEY , of Folkestone
( Kent ) , takes refuge beneath his owners ' borzoi , ' Gay Courtier of Bodak' , at the sixth open unbenched show of the Beckenham Canine Association at Beckenham , Kent .
July 20 1949 (FOTO:DUKAS/TOPFOTO)
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