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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
This years nativity was in memory of two beloved pets, Zaffo and Bear, the original Joseph. Bear was a chocolate brown lab and described to me as the gentle giant of the park. He was notorious for eating wheels of Brie and snaffling liqueur chocolates from work counters at Christmas time.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Angel 'Millie' performed her role to perfection.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
All the participants are dog walkers who met in the park. Many live on the same street in East Greenwich. Anni told me ' Its the dogs that bring us all together'.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Monty and Bella almost ready to perform as Joseph and an angel in a dog themed nativity play in East Greenwich Pleasaunce Park
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Pre-nativity play pep talk among the owners.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Many of the owners are friends who live on the same street in East Greenwich in South London.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
Jessica adding the final touches to Bella the Angel.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
George and Christine dressing the trees for the nativity play.
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Bark! The Herald Angels sing? A dogs' nativity play in London - in pictures
Anni Harrison was walking her dog Monty in East Greenwich Pleasaunce park when she jokingly mentioned to fellow dog walkers what a laugh it would be to hold a nativity play with dogs. With a shared love of dogs, community and sense of fun, the Nativity in the Park was born. The first year it was freezing and rained non-stop. The second year was cancelled after the loss of beloved pet Bear, who played the original Joseph. This year it was spectacularly revived in memory of lost furry friends and also raised money for Battersea Dogs and Cats Home
George and Christine dressing the trees for the nativity play.
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Sycamore Gap tree removed from Hadrian's Wall to be seasoned and reused
As National Trust draws line under criminal act, members of public suggest future uses for timber.
Some saw the day as a chance to say farewell. One person described the event as a "full stop" to the saga. But as the criminally felled, world-famous Sycamore Gap tree was carefully removed from its home on Hadrian's Wall, people also spoke of hope, optimism and rebirth.
A crane from Manchester arrived on Thursday morning for the challenging job of removing the tree.
Throughout Thursday, a team worked with chainsaws to cut the tree into manageable sections that could be transported to a truck.
The Sycamore Gap tree was regarded by many as an integral part of north-east England. Its felling two weeks ago prompted an outpouring of distress, mixed with fury at the pointlessness of the vandalism.
Walkers head in the direction of the felled tree as The National Trust begin the process of removing the felled Sycamore Gap tree begins the first stage of removal from Hadrian's Wall at Sycamore Gap in Northumberland. It is to be removed and moved to a secret location.
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No swimming, no surfing: how a summer of sewage is ruining the British seaside day out.
Red flags are going up on beaches from Scarborough to Whitstable as pollution levels soar and businesses are forced to close due to sewage discharges.
The sun has been shining on Scarborough's South Bay all week, but Steve Crawford isn't opening up the surf shop he's so proud of because the water isn't safe to swim in.
Poor water quality linked to pollution has been a problem here for many years. But this is the first time Crawford has had to shut completely.
In a place like Scarborough, summer really matters: this is when the town comes alive, with donkeys and colourful bucket-and-spade shops filled with excited children.
But here and across the country, just as Britain’s beaches should be filling up, sewage and pollution are shutting them down.
The figures are alarming. Between 15 May and 30 September last year, sewage was dumped into designated bathing waters more than 5,000 times. There were an average of 825 sewage spills every single day into England's waterways in 2022.
Dog walkers on the beach in Scarborough, north Yorkshire where the sea is unsafe ,the water quality in Scarborough is poor due to the impact of sewage being discharged into the sea.
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642320
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642319
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642316
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642314
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642312
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642313
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FEATURE - Brandung an der Promenade von Sunderland
Huge waves crash into the Sunderand seafront as formerly placid weather gives way to the rugged machinations of nature. August 17 2022. *** Local Caption *** 39642317
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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NEWS - Trauer nach dem Amoklauf mit 5 Todesopfern in Plymouth
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Jake Davison, 23, who has been identified by locals as the gunman who murdered five people before shooting himself dead in Plymouth yesterday. Davison is an apprentice crane operator who is reported to have kicked down the door of a house in Biddick Drive and starting shooting at people inside, which included a member of his family. One witness said she heard he had shot his brother. Armed with a shotgun or (long-barreled gun) and dressed in black and grey clothing he then left the property and began shooting at strangers as he walked along the cul-de-sac before killing another person in Henderson Place. He continued his rampage entering a nearby park where he opened fire on two dog walkers. Police said the shootings were not terror related.
Jake Davison gunman who killed five in Plymouth shooting, Devon, UK - 13 Aug 2021
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Keeping healthy UK Coronavirus pandemic
A man walks his dog at sunrise on Hollow Ponds in Waltham Forest, East London
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Keeping healthy UK Coronavirus pandemic
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Keeping healthy UK Coronavirus pandemic
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Keeping healthy UK Coronavirus pandemic
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FEATURE - Frostiger Morgen in Richmond Park, West London
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Dog walkers watch the sunrise as frost covers the landscape at sunrise in Richmond Park in west London on a bright and freezing Winter morning.
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FEATURE - Frostiger Morgen in Richmond Park, West London
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Dog walkers watch the sunrise as frost covers the landscape at sunrise in Richmond Park in west London on a bright and freezing Winter morning.
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Walkers Launches First UK Recycling Scheme for Crisp Packets
09/12/2018. London, United Kingdom. Walkers Launches First UK Recycling Scheme for Crisp Packets. Walkers brand ambassador, Gary Lineker launching the First UK Recycling Scheme for Crisp Packets. Walkers is launching the first nationwide recycling scheme for crisp packets. Working with recyclers, TerraCycle, the scheme will tap into an established network of recycling collection points around the UK. The scheme is simple and free to use, all brands of crisp packets will be accepted and will ultimately be turned into other basic plastic items. Gary Lineker, Walkers’ brand ambassador, said: “I love this initiative, what a great way of sorting out the problem of crisp packet recycling. To make this work we really need everyone to get involved by collecting and returning the packets to be recycled.” Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media / eyevine
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Walkers Launches First UK Recycling Scheme for Crisp Packets
09/12/2018. London, United Kingdom. Walkers Launches First UK Recycling Scheme for Crisp Packets. Walkers brand ambassador, Gary Lineker launching the First UK Recycling Scheme for Crisp Packets. Walkers is launching the first nationwide recycling scheme for crisp packets. Working with recyclers, TerraCycle, the scheme will tap into an established network of recycling collection points around the UK. The scheme is simple and free to use, all brands of crisp packets will be accepted and will ultimately be turned into other basic plastic items. Gary Lineker, Walkers’ brand ambassador, said: “I love this initiative, what a great way of sorting out the problem of crisp packet recycling. To make this work we really need everyone to get involved by collecting and returning the packets to be recycled.” Picture by Andrew Parsons / Parsons Media / eyevine
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. The Instagram factor of bothies such as the Eagle’s Nest on the Isle of Lewis has attracted many more visitors, bringing record numbers of visitors to remote parts of Scotland.
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. Cuillin Horseshoe, Isle of Skye.
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But theyÕre maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. Reaching a bothy requires some determination Ð which has meant they have become the preserve of hill walkers and rock climbers.
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
July 17, 2018 - Nijmegen, Netherlands - 17th July, Nijmegen. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. Today, the first participants in the 102nd started The Four Days Marches in Nijmegen. During a really warm day, the walkers started at the Wadren at 4 am, crossed the Waalbrug (the legendary bridge of Nijmegen) and they passed for Elst (the city of the day (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
July 17, 2018 - Nijmegen, Netherlands - 17th July, Nijmegen. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. Today, the first participants in the 102nd started The Four Days Marches in Nijmegen. During a really warm day, the walkers started at the Wadren at 4 am, crossed the Waalbrug (the legendary bridge of Nijmegen) and they passed for Elst (the city of the day (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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The Gleno Dam, Vilminore di Scalve, Val di Scalve, Lombardia, Italy
The Gleno Dam, Vilminore di Scalve, Val di Scalve, Lombardy, Italy, Europe
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
June 23, 2018 - De Rijp, North Holland, Netherlands - June 24th, North Holland is a province of the Netherlands, located in the northwest part of the country. The province is home to the country's capital Amsterdam. In this part of the Dutch country is very usual to find traditional Dutch architecture, farms, and natural parks. Also, this part of the country is the beginning of the Trekvogelpad, a long-distance hiking trail with a length of 414km. The route runs from Bergen and Zee and ends in Enschede, in the southeast of the Dutch province of Overijssel. De Rijp, is a village and former island which is known for its characteristic rijksmonuments, which include some of the oldest wooden houses of North Holland (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. Bike to the Bothy. A cyclist approaches the bothy at Kearvaig Bay in Cape Wrath
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. In 2015, a storm ripped off the roof of Strabeg Bothy in Sutherland. The building was only saved by the quick actions of the MBA volunteers.
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FEATURE - Best of: Die Bilder des Tages
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Aerobatics super wing walkers with their vintage boeing stearman bi-planes perform at the innagural Great Yarmouth airshow sponsored by Haven Holidays being held over the weekend of Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th June 2018.
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. Any luxuries must be carried in, as in the case of this visitor to Glendhu, who brought his own cooking pot when he stopped overnight on his way north to Cape Wrath.
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. A young German volunteer sweeps the bothy at the end of a successful work party at Glendhu Bothy.
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Mountain Bothies Association
Bothies, free to use by anyone out in remote parts of the UK, are more popular than ever. But they’re maintained by veteran volunteers and need younger blood if they are to survive for future generations. Candles flicker and illuminate the bothy as volunteers eat and socialise at the Glendhu Bothy work party.
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