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RF2PJR022–Cornish Veterans remember Operation Chariot: a raid against the German Occupied St Nazaire Docks aimed to neutralise their capacity to launch attacks.
RM2PG9GWY–Overview of Boutilimit, where Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation, visits his family every weekend. Here he freed himself from slavery as a teenager and went to school. Today, he fights against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities.
RFW72AR7–The French keep their breakfast light. Bread, being the staple, orange juice, fruits and occasional cheeses are some of the choices.
RMK3H030–Old-timer rally 'Herkomer contention' in Landsberg in Lech for at least 80 year-old cars, here with sunbeam 25 half boards, Baujahr1926
RMGDH5J7–Tributes are placed over the blood stained road where bodies fell on the Promenade des Anglais, Nice, as French detectives are trying to piece together the circumstances that left at least 84 people dead and scores injured after a terrorist deliberately drove a lorry into Bastille Day revellers, before being fatally wounded in a stand-off with armed police.
RM2T00D6E–Black-headed oriole (Oriolus larvatus) perched in tree with backlight, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
RF2A8X2WR–Starling in Flight, United Kingdom Bedfordshire, blue sky and colourful feathers in November 2019
RM2EAEPJ8–Female Chaffinch, (Fringilla coelebs) eating birdseed on lawn. July. West Sussex coastal Plain. Breeds April - May. Lays 4 - 5 blue-brown-white eggs
RM2PG9E9E–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager.
RMCC81XY–India, Arunachal Pradesh, Dirang, Health Education, Leprosy awareness painted slogan on old dzong wall
RMK3GYMC–Old-timer rally 'Herkomer contention' in Landsberg in Lech for at least 80 year-old cars, here close Hotchkiss, year of manufacture in 1930
RMGDH5JT–A man reacts as he kneels in front of floral tributes where bodies fell on the Promenade des Anglais, Nice, as French detectives are trying to piece together the circumstances that left at least 84 people dead and scores injured after a terrorist deliberately drove a lorry into Bastille Day revellers, before being fatally wounded in a stand-off with armed police.
RM2RWAYTF–Village weaver (Ploceus cuccullatus) male and female bathing in water, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
RF2A8X153–Starling in Flight, United Kingdom Bedfordshire, blue sky and colourful feathers in November 2019
RM2TBBRX4–An odd assortment of notably unattractive houses facing Beziers cathedral, one possibly extended upwards at least twice, probably dangerously
RF2JK25CT–Least carpet (Idaea rusticata). Family Geometer moths (Geometridae). On glass with a blue sky on the background. Netherlands, summer, July
RMH8GYYK–Manchester UK 13th November 2016 A man with a flag stating 'Least We Forget' watches the proceedings at the Remembrance Day service at the cenotaph in central Manchester Credit: John Fryer/Alamy Live News
RMWW3RHW–Standing Stones of Stenness dates from at least 3100BC and are part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site, Scotland
RM2PG9GH9–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation visits his family every weekend in Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he freed himself from slavery as a teenager and went to school. Today, he fights against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities.
RMK5R81B–‘The Game of Logic’ by Lewis Caroll, the pseudonym of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832-1898) in 1887. Dodgson was a mathematician and this game challenged ‘players’ to denote various logical statements. Photograph of amusing preface noting that the game requires at least one player. See more information below.
RMK3GYJP–Old-timer rally 'Herkomer contention' in Landsberg in Lech for at least 80 year-old cars, here close Delage, year of manufacture in 1915
RM2D3343J–An artist captures the views on his canvas over the beach at Scarborough. The scorching weather is set to continue for at least another two weeks, when millions of Britons will be heading for beaches, parks and beer gardens.Some parts of the country were expected to be even hotter today than Barbados, where Prime Minister Tony Blair is currently enjoying time off with his family.Britain has already seen the third warmest June and July for the last 100 years.
RM2RR1CRY–Plains Zebra (Equus quagga) standing at savanna close up portrait, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
RF2A1WDJR–House Sparror, Passer domesticus, eurasion, small bird, perched on a branch in a British Garden, winter 2019/20
RF2JKG1CJ–Least carpet (Idaea rusticata). Family Geometer moths (Geometridae). On glass with a blue sky on the background. Netherlands, summer, July
RM2AR9Y3M–Least Sandpiper (Calidris minutilla) looking for food on the Galveston Island's beach, Texas, USA
RMWW3RHN–Standing Stones of Stenness dates from at least 3100BC and are part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site, Scotland
RM2PG9G3J–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation visits his family every weekend, in Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he freed himself from slavery as a teenager and went to school. Today, he fights against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities.
RMT7H3M3–Adult Least Bell's Vireo (Vireo bellii pusillus) perched on branch in Los Angeles Co., California, United States in spring
RMK3GYJT–Old-timer rally 'Herkomer contention' in Landsberg in Lech for at least 80 year-old cars, here close Delage, year of manufacture in 1915
RMGBDW3T–s greenest ever store, which will be at least 50 per cent more efficient in its carbon emissions.
RM2RR1CT6–Plains Zebra (Equus quagga) standing at savanna close up, Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga, South Africa.
RF2A5J6K9–Young House Sparrow, Passer domesticus, perching on a branch in late summer in a British Garden
RMFFGYMC–On the first day of the Wilderness Challenge, teams boarded buses for a ride to the start of the two-day race. Each team had four members; at least one teammate was required to be female.
RM2B9JBYJ–1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.
RMKF2RRY–DANCE - Mazurka 1844. ( Mazurka - Polish national dance dating at least as far back as the 16th century. - source: Everyman, New Dictionary of Music, 1988 )
RMWW3RGH–Standing Stones of Stenness dates from at least 3100BC and is part of the Heart of Neolithic Orkney UNESCO World Heritage Site, Scotland
RM2PG9G6C–Brahim Ramdhane in the classroom of his former college in Boutilimit in Mauritania. The former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation visits his family every weekend in Boutilimit, where he freed himself from slavery as a teenager and went to school. Today, he fights against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities.
RMT7H3M1–Adult Least Bell's Vireo (Vireo bellii pusillus) perched on branch in Los Angeles Co., California, United States in spring
RMK3H017–Old-timer rally 'Herkomer contention' in Landsberg in Lech for at least 80 year-old cars, here close Locomorock M48 speed coach, Baujahr1916
RMG9A20E–A property in Grey Street in North Shields, where at least one person was killed when an explosion ripped though a house.
RMW5673H–Wood Sandpiper Tringa glareola. Photographed on southward migration foraging for small insects in shallow water on the Nile outside Khartoum, Sudan.
RMFFGX5W–Warrior Games wheelchair basketball games follow the same rules as the NCAA with a few modifications to accommodate the wheelchair game. Each team is required to have at least two players with lower limb impairments on the court at all times.
RM2B9JBYG–1918-1919. An epidemic of 'Spanish Flu' spread around the world. At least 20 million died, although some estimates put the final toll at 50 million.
RMKFRAWF–Psaltery, reproduced from a ninth century manuscript. A stringed instrument from the harp and zither family, the psaltery dates from at least 2800 BC.
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