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Regent's Park, London
Arguably one the most beautiful pediments in all of London is located in Regent's Park
This lovely sample is resting on ten Ionic columns on a grand neoclassical terraced building by the famous John Nash.
The sculptures in the pediments were crafted by J.G. Bubb, one of the master stone masons of the time, whose most notable work is in the Guildhall.
This example shows white sculptures inside a blue Tympanum (tympanum comes from the Greek or Latin word meaning "drum") and three free standing statues resting at each Acroteria. Acroteria comes from the Greek word akrōtḗrion which means extreme, or endmost.
Beautiful
Jacek Malczewski - Nike Legionów | Nike frasobliwa (olej na dykcie, 196 x 99 cm), 1916, Muzeum Narodowe w Krakowie. #PolishMastersofArt
If you're high IQ you notice how dumb people work, but if you're low IQ you are too dumb to notice how smart people work
London would become x times better if they got rid of all modern buses and primarily used these again.
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Does anyone else use the left-over 1 min and 37 seconds on the hand car-wash to actually clean the car-wash or just me?
Its actually quicker to order at @screwfix without yelling out your postcode in front of everyone and just getting a paper receipt
It's Tyrone 🤣
Two men get 55 years in jail after South London nightclub shooting
"Getaway driver" Parks quickly lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a lamppost 100 metres away
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Barefeet is crazy
Its obvious isn't it, obvious and planned.
You gradually flood the country with immigration, they all live in the big cities, the British get fed up and move out, the cities block vote their own into power and the cities become divorced from the rest of the country who look on from a distance and stop even visiting town because its all to alien and dangerous now....
Same can be said for everywhere else in Europe.
#holbornandstpancras
The M6 is longest motorway in England, going from Cathorpe Interchange in Leicestershire, all the way through to Gretna at 232 miles.. now I just worked out if you change lanes like this red line here, taking the shortest distance possible, you can actually save 17 miles off your journey! What a win!
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Replying to @SirJBritain
There are none. No physical structures in the UK were built by the Windrush generation with zero native British assistance or input. They supplied labour on mixed construction sites during post-war rebuilding, and a group of Caribbean men self-built 12 houses in Birmingham in the 1970s via Access Self Build, but even those relied on British land, materials, planning rules and systems.
I struggled to find a 3d map of the route that @SpaceX Starship flight 14 would take, everywhere seemed to have this plain 2d map for some reason.
So with the help of @grok build made this 3d map where you can click and point and zoom like google earth, and it shows you the real route from start to finish!
uploaded in github, and full link
link to web version with full
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github code
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