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Images Dated 1st September 2005 (page 13)

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Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Kashmiri Houseboats

Kashmiri Houseboats
Houseboats on the lake at Srinagar, Kashmir

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Water Meters

Water Meters
Water tunnel control room in a ship hydrodynamics laboratory of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research at Feltham

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Birds And Beasts

Birds And Beasts
A cockatoo shares his food with his rather larger neighbour, somewhat under duress

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Three-In-One

Three-In-One
A combined car, boat and aeroplane

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Semi-Breve

Semi-Breve
A musician covers his head with half a souzaphone to protect himself against the rain

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Cardinal Hand

Cardinal Hand
A cardinal straining to hear the words of Pope Paul VI inside the Sistine Chapel

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Light Beams

Light Beams
Search lights scanning the air for enemy aircraft

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Atomic Protection

Atomic Protection
The blockhouse from which French technicians and scientists observed their countrys first atomic explosion during a controlled test in the Sahara Desert

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: RE Builders

RE Builders
Royal Engineers erect steel frames of Iris huts in Derbyshire

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Protective Suit

Protective Suit
A heat and gas resistant metal headpiece and suit for mining rescue work in the Soviet Union. The headpiece has a built-in oxygen apparatus, cooler and telephone

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: LMS Bridge

LMS Bridge
The London Midland and Scottish Railway bridge which runs through Conway Castle on its way to Holyhead

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Antique Touring Car

Antique Touring Car
Vintage Cars, TR007163

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Bonnet Trick

Bonnet Trick
A dog doing a trick on the bonnet of a car

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Antique Car

Antique Car
Vintage Cars, TR007162

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Getting Hit by Car

Getting Hit by Car

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Antique Car

Antique Car
Vintage Cars, TR007161

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Village Pond

Village Pond
Locals chatting by the village pond

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Out-patients

Out-patients
The out-patients waiting room of a London hospital

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: The First Walk

The First Walk
circa 1910: A child in a pram goes for its first walk with family members in a park in Wellingborough. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Earls Court Wheel

Earls Court Wheel
circa 1895: A giant Ferris wheel at Earls Court. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Regent Street

Regent Street
circa 1910: Passers-by in Regent St, central London, during the Edwardian period. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Yak

Yak
A yak in its enclosure at Regents Park zoo

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Windsor Lock

Windsor Lock
Two boats moored at Windsor Lock

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: London Hospital

London Hospital
1900: A horse-drawn tram on Whitechapel Road in front of the London Hospital. (Photo by London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: The Flip-Flap

The Flip-Flap funfair at the Franco-British Exhibition

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Icy Veil

Icy Veil
Icicles hanging from the rock at Bridal Veil or Luna Falls, on the American cataract of Niagara Falls. (Photo by William England/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: American Falls

American Falls
1859: Icebergs at the base of the American or Rainbow Falls, the section of Niagara Falls which lies in New York State. (Photo by William England/London Stereoscopic Company/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Southampton Docks

Southampton Docks
The inclined stage of London and South Western Railways new docks at Southampton

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Bathers

Bathers in the swimming pool at South Cliff, Scarborough, Yorkshire

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: High Dive

High Dive
A high dive into the bathing pool at the South Cliff, Scarborough, Yorkshire

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Bathing Pool

Bathing Pool
The bathing pool at the South Cliff, Scarborough, Yorkshire

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Bridlington Regatta

Bridlington Regatta
Boats in action during the Bridlington Regatta

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Waterside Panorama

Waterside Panorama
Two elderly men enjoying a panoramic view of a river in Stanhope, County Durham

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Flamborough Head

Flamborough Head
circa 1910: A panoramic vista of Flamborough Head in Yorkshire. (Photo by Alfred Hind Robinson/A H Robinson/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Scarborough Seafront

Scarborough Seafront
Panoramic view of the coast at Scarborough in Yorkshire showing Marine Drive with fishing boats filling the harbour on the left and open sea on the right. (Photo by Alfred Hind Robinson/Getty Images)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Pool At Dunbar

Pool At Dunbar
Visitors bathing in the outdoor pool at Dunbar, East Lothian

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Forth Railway Bridge

Forth Railway Bridge
The Forth Bridge which spans the Firth of Forth at Queensferry in Lothian and is over a mile long

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Loch Lomond

Loch Lomond, the largest lake in Scotland is 23 miles long, between half a mile and five miles wide and is 630 ft at its deepest point

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Monument To Rising

Monument To Rising
The monument at Glenfinnan, at the head of Loch Shiel, Inverness-shire, which marks the spot where Bonnie Prince Charlie (1720 - 1788)

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Inverlochy Castle

Inverlochy Castle at Fort William in the Highlands

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Fish Pond

Fish Pond
A man angling in the fish pond at Port Logan, Dumfries and Galloway

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Bathing In Tay

Bathing In Tay
Visitors bathing in the River Tay at Perth. Perth, known as the fair city, was the capital of Scotland for over a century

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Port Logan

Port Logan near Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Robin Hoods Bay

Robin Hoods Bay
A group of people watching the sea from the dock at Robin Hoods Bay

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Sea Angling

Sea Angling
Anglers in a boat in the harbour at Scarborough. Scarborough Castle is in the background

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Hadrians Wall

Hadrians Wall as it runs over Cuddys Crag in Northumberland

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: St Andrews

St Andrews
The ladies bathing pool at St Andrews, Fife, with the castle in the background. The castle is reputed to have been erected by Bishop Roger at the beginning of the 13th century as an episcopal

Background imageImages Dated 1st September 2005: Oxford Circus

Oxford Circus
A busy street scene at Oxford Circus, London



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