#Port Stanley

[manessha545]

Stanley, Falkland Islands: Stanley is the capital of the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), a remote South Atlantic archipelago. The Historic Dockyard Museum has galleries devoted to maritime exploration, natural history, the 1982 Falklands War and Antarctic heritage. By the waterfront, a whalebone arch stands near the entrance of Christ Church Cathedral, which was built in the late 1800s. Magellanic penguins gather at nearby Gypsy Cove. Wikipedia

[eopederson]

Johnson’s Harbour, East Falkland Island, Islas Malvinas, 2022.

[muttball]

Port Stanley, Ontario

[thedrillerkiller]

Summer

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"FIREBUG, BURGLARIES ALARMING ST. THOMAS," Toronto Star. October 17, 1933. Page 1. --- Police Seek Solution of Three Mysterious Outbreaks- Damage $50,000 ---- St. Thomas, Oct. 17 - Police to-day are investigating three fires and three burglaries, all of which occurred during the night and at places in close proximity to London and Port Stanley radial railway. One fire destroyed the warehouse of the Elgin Handle Works, doing about $50,000 damage to finished goods. Later it was discovered by a watchman at the unused Edison plant that two attempts had been made to fire the building, one being put out by the sprinkler system, while the second at the foot of the stairway burned itself out.

While the handle factory was burning a large pile of refuse close to the St. Thomas Stamping and Enamelware plant was found ablaze.

To-day it was reported that the home of George R. Stevenson, near the burned handle warehouse, had been entered, and Cassidy's service station, Marlatt and Marlatt coal offices entered and robbed. A fourth burglary was reported at Anderson's service station in the uptown district. Nothing of great value was taken.

[newwavesylviaplath]

derry, maine (technically)

[antoniokerry]

Love Trio - MX, Stanley and Grand Dad.

Poor MX.

[jrbpersonalblog]

“This is the story of a named Stanley.”

Arrived today.

[sleepybean427]

UMMMM HELLO????

SINCE WHEN WAS THE STANLEY PARABLE ON MOBILE??? I DIDNT KNOW IT WAS ON THERE 😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨

I may or may not be downloading it immediately despite having it on my PlayStation and already knowing everything about the game 🥺👉👈

can we talk about the video on TSPUD-IOS' App Store page ive been dying to talk about the video on TSPUD-IOS' App Store page? /ref

footage from my brother.

CAN WE ALSO TALK ABOUT THE DESCRIPTION TOO THO JUST

[jthurlow]

Historic Hill Photos Planning 1923 "Stuart Deepwater Harbor"

[eopederson]

Boat and dock with sleeping seals, Stanley, East Falkland Island, 2022.

[muttball]

Flags of Port Stanley, Ontario

[2t2r]

Jack Nicholson entre dans la peau de Jack Torrance pour Shining [vidéo]

Nouvel article publié sur https://www.2tout2rien.fr/jack-nicholson-entre-dans-la-peau-de-jack-torrance-pour-shining-video/

Jack Nicholson entre dans la peau de Jack Torrance pour Shining [vidéo]

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"HEAVILY BOUND, TEMPLE NOW IN CELLS, WAS CHASED THROUGH MILES OF SWAMP," Niagara Falls Review. May 9, 1934. Page 1 & 14. --- Friend held him just as police rushed into the house today. --- IS TRUCULENT ---- All of family held; Boy gave police clue to the wanted man. ---- ST. THOMAS, Ont. May 9 - (CP) - Frank Temple, 50-year-old farmer charged with shooting and fatally wounding a policeman, was captured early today at West Lorne, about 40 hours after he fled home here following a pistol fight with three officers who sought to arrest him on a charge of bicycle theft.

Temple, whose pistol fire allegedly caused the death of Colin MeGregor, youngest policeman on the St. Thomas force, wounded another officer and his own son, Fred, was taken at the home of a friend, Richard Carnegie, West Lorne antique dealer.

Twenty-five officers of the St. Thomas, Ontario Provincial and Royal Canadian Mounted Police forces, had chased him through four miles of swamp and dense brushland to Carnegie's house. Temple appeared not to realise his refuge was known. Officers signalled to Carnegie and the antique dealer overpowered him as the officers rushed in.

He was unable to use the 32 calibre revolver found in his pocket. The pistol contained in its chambers three exploded cartridges and two live ones.

Apparently unconcerned and still truculent, Temple was brought back by automobile, heavily manacled. He was suffering from wound in his right hand, suffered, police believed, when he resisted arrest with a storm of bullets that enabled him to dart through the back door of his home.

In police headquarters this morning Temple sat waiting for a doctor to dress his wounded hand. He was uncommunitive about his wanderings, but revealed he had spent the first night of his flight only half a block from his own home, sleeping in a foundry.

Officers said they believed he had spent most of his time under cover, making his flight slowly and cautiously.

For 40 hours he fled with his wounded hand, fearing to draw police upon him if he sought to have it tended.

Somehow he appeared to have obtained food. He was in good condition when brought here. Officers asked him how he ate while he was a fugitive, and he answered gruffly: "How do you suppose?" He seemed unconcerned by the fact he will appear today before Magistrate C. F. Maxwell for preliminary hearing on charge of murder.

Vowed He Would Shoot Police said Temple had vowed he would not be taken for bicycle theft and that he would shoot the first officer who appeared for him. McGregor, it was found yesterday, had been shot with a notched bullet, calculated to inflict the greatest possible injury.

Temple is a lankily built man, apparently capable of considerable speed. His attitude towards his arrest, officers described as "inhuman." One policeman said: "He's not a sissy about anything."

His answers to questions caused. police to describe him as a "smart Alec."

First Sighted By Boy Temple's capture, affected under leadership of Inspector T. W Cousens of the London Division of the Provincial Police, came about eight hours after a boy saw him in the hay mow of Malcolm Me Neil's barn, near Dutton, The boy, a 16-year-old farmhand named McLellan, said he prodded the man with a fork as he was pitching hay.

The boy's story caused officers to concentrate near McNeil's home. They saw a man slip into the bushes at the edge of a four-mile stretch of swamp and pursued him. He best them across the swamp and took refuge at Carnegie's house, apparently thinking he had outdistanced his pursuers.

After his arrest Temple admitted he was the man the boy had seen.

Whole Family Held Temple apparently sought aid from Carnegie because he and the antique dealer were neighbors in the past when Temple and his family lived at West Lorne. Police here are holding all members of Temple's family who were at home during the shooting as material witnesses in the trial.

Fred, his son, is under arrest in hospital, charged with bicycle theft, and another son, Frank, charged with the same offense.

Police claimed Fred sought to help his father resist arrest, but said young Frank took no part in the fight.

[britishsportinglegends]

Stanley Matthews.

[antoniokerry]

Me and my friends decided to do this challenge too lmao.