Phil Beard
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Saturday, 23 May 2015

Great Railway Stations Number 9: Haarlem

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The railway station at Haarlem is rather special – early Machine Age engineering and architectural ceramics combine to offer a richly an...
Monday, 5 November 2012

Jackfield Tile Museum

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Opulent decorative architectural ceramics define the Victorian architectural legacy – the voracious appetite for complex ornamentation s...
Wednesday, 21 April 2010

Rue de Londres

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Rue de Londres runs at an angle across the tracks leading out of Gare St-Lazare between the Place de l’Europe and Sainte-Trinité. The reason...
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Mostly water. Oxygen (65.0%) Carbon (18.5%) Hydrogen (9.5%) Nitrogen (3.2%) Calcium (1.5%) Phosphorus (1.0%) Potassium (0.4%) Sulphur (0.3%) Sodium (0.2% Chlorine (0.2%) Magnesium (0.1%) Iodine (0.1%) Iron (0.1%) Chromium (trace) Cobalt (trace) Copper (trace) Fluorine (trace) Manganese (trace) Molybdenum (trace) Selenium (trace) Tin (trace) Vanadium (trace) Zinc (trace)
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