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ltwilliammowett · 10 months

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Brigg Roald Amundsen

#tall ship #roald amundsen #brigg #rainbow

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leicamoments · 2 months

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Railway Escape The Brig With Their Heads Held High

Saturday saw Railway entertain Brigg Town at Station View in Spring-like conditions that made playing and watching football a real pleasure.

The two teams found themselves within touching distance in the NCEL Division One table at the start of the day, with Brigg having the slight advantage, sitting four points above The Rail but also having played four games more.

So it was important for the home team to earn a result to keep pace.

Railway have over the course of the past few seasons, regained their reputation for being a tough place to visit and leave with points. If anyone thought that with Mick O'Connell leaving for Tadcaster Albion at the end of the last league campaign meant that would change - they are being proved wrong.

In fact, the team that Rob Youhill, Frazer Lancaster and Lee Parker have put together, are proving as difficult to beat as their predecessors were.

Certainly over the course of the early part of the 2023/24 season, they have been working hard and grinding out some notable results to put them comfortably placed in the table, still with a shot of climbing into the play-off spots by the end of the campaign.

It was surprising that from kick-off, the men from Station View struggled to get to grips with the way in which the visitors were playing; and it only took eight minutes for Town to take the lead.

A cross in by Scott Hutchinson was met perfectly by Dean McCarthy who rifled the ball home to make it 0-1.

Railway tried to respond, but the visitors continued to press forward and it took only another nine minutes for Brigg to get their second through Jack Boswell after a fine team move cutting through Harrogate's half, 0-2.

It wasn't looking good for The Rail, if they continued to be cut through like this, it would have been a question of how many Brigg would get before the end of the game.

You could hear and feel the unease of the home supporters, desperate for something to cheer about.

Railway dug deep and slowly but surely got a toe-hold in the game, creating a few half-chances and some hope that they could get something. It was just a glimmer of hope, but hope nevertheless.

Halftime and the teams went in, with Rob, Frazer and Lee having quite a bit of work to do.

The second half kicked off and as with any game poised at 2-0...the next goal was critical. A goal for Brigg would spell certain doom for Railway, but a goal for the home side would raise the atmosphere inside the ground...and well who knows what could happen after that!

What happened next was remarkable.

Four minutes in and Railway got the foothold that they needed...Finn Darvill getting his head to a ball in a crowded penalty area, glancing it down and across the goal, seeing it sneak inside the far post despite the despairing lunge with an outstreatched leg by the Brigg defender, 1-2.

The Railway players raced back to the halfway line, wanting to keep the momentum up.

Less than a minute later, in the very next attack, a foul by Jordan Spencer saw the referee blow his whistle to give a free kick; however, before the players involved could get to their feet, there was a scuffle on the floor and the two sets of players came together, the situation threatening to boil over.

The referee consulted his assistant and produced a straight red for Dan Hickey. Whether it was a red is questionable, but if you get involved like this, then the referee has to make a decision. Railway found themselves down to ten.

This could have meant the end of Railway's comeback...but they weren't about to fold easily. The free kick was played into the penalty box, but was safely collected by Brigg's keeper, Lewis Hill.

Railway weren't allowing the man advantage to work against them, pressing forward time after time to try and find the equaliser.

The bright winter sun had now disappeared and as the minutes ticked by, the long shadow of defeat seemed to be looming over Station View.

Railway had been pushing hard, but each attack seemed to end in a shot off target, a clearance by one of the Town defenders, or the ball finding its way through to the Brigg stopper.

A reckless challenge in the 85th minute by Brigg Town's Prince Haywood on Railway's captain, Prince Attakorah, saw the latter go down in a heap and the referee again went to his assistant to consult about his next action.

Once again, if you make such challenges, then you risk the referee making a decision that you don't like. To be fair, this decision was an easy one.

Brigg found themselves down to ten and the momentum was definitely in Railway's favour. It was now a question of how many minutes the referee would add on, giving the home side a chance to snatch the equaliser. To be honest, there had been some long stoppages and it wasn't a surprise when he added around ten minutes.

Railway pressed, creating chance after chance...but as full-time approached, it appeared that Brigg would hold out.

The referee had checked the watch and he was preparing to blow his whistle, with Railway on the attack the ball was sent into the box one last time with Mike Morris timing his run to perfection to get between the two Town defenders, making contact with his right boot and sending it goal-wards.

A moment of uncertainty...all eyes on the trajectory of the ball...and then shouts of joy and relief as the fans saw the net ruffle; Railway had, what seemed at one point during the afternoon, an improbable equaliser, 2-2.

The goal was the final act and the last kick of the game. If Carlsberg did football games...they couldn't have come up with anything better...

What a rollercoaster of a game, one that in reality Railway snatched a result from deep out of the jaws of defeat.

By 5pm both teams were as finely matched on the pitch as they are in the table, with both sets of managers able to look back on what was an eventful game of football and a great advert for non league.

#photography #canon #sports #sport #harrogate #yorkshire #football #business #NCEL #Division One #Non League #nonleague #Brigg Town #Brigg #Harrogate Railway Athletic #The Rail #Railway

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oyvinja · 5 months

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Drink Brigg, or else!

#vintage advertising #brigg

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mapecl-stories · 6 months

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Sturm der Menschlichkeit: Carolas Rettungsmission im Mittelmeer

Es war ein stürmischer Tag im Mittelmeer, als Kapitänin Carola und ihre mutige Crew sich auf ihrer stolzen Brigg mitten in den Wellen befanden. Das heulende Wetter verriet, dass der Ozean an diesem Tag kein leichter Gegner sein würde.

Die Mannschaft von Kapitänin Carola, erfahren im Umgang mit den Unberechenbarkeiten des Meeres, war dennoch gespannt, als sie die Nachricht von einem in Seenot geratenen Flüchtlingsboot erhielten. Ohne zu zögern änderte Carola den Kurs und setzte alle Segel, um den Bedürftigen zu Hilfe zu eilen.

Unter grauem Himmel und auf tobenden Wellen entdeckte die Besatzung schließlich das hilflose Boot. Durch die tobende See kämpften sie sich hindurch, um die verzweifelten Menschen an Bord zu holen. Carola, eine erfahrene Seefrau mit einem Herzen aus purem Gold, koordinierte die Rettungsaktion mit ruhiger Entschlossenheit.

Die geretteten Flüchtlinge waren erschöpft und hungrig, aber Carola und ihre Crew sorgten für ihre Sicherheit und versorgten sie mit dem Nötigsten. Unter den Geretteten waren Menschen unterschiedlichster Herkunft, die vor Gewalt und Elend geflohen waren, in der Hoffnung auf ein besseres Leben.

Die Reise nach Pellworm, einer kleinen Insel in der Nordsee vor Schleswig-Holstein, wurde zu einer gemeinsamen Anstrengung von Carola und ihrer Mannschaft. Tag und Nacht segelten sie durch das unruhige Mittelmeer, stets darauf bedacht, die Flüchtlinge sicher ans Ziel zu bringen.

Die Besatzung erlebte dabei nicht nur die Herausforderungen der Natur, sondern auch die Geschichten und Träume der Geretteten. In den ruhigen Momenten auf dem Schiff teilten die Flüchtlinge ihre Erlebnisse, ihre Hoffnungen und ihre Sehnsüchte mit der Crew. Diese Geschichten schweißten die Menschen an Bord noch enger zusammen.

Schließlich erreichten sie Pelworm, wo die lokale Gemeinschaft bereit war, den Flüchtlingen Hilfe und Unterstützung anzubieten. Carola und ihre Mannschaft hatten nicht nur Leben gerettet, sondern auch Brücken zwischen Kulturen geschlagen und Hoffnung auf eine bessere Zukunft gesät.

Die Geschichte von Kapitänin Carola und ihrer heldenhaften Crew verbreitete sich wie der Klang von Wellen über das Meer. Sie diente als Erinnerung daran, dass Mitmenschlichkeit und Solidarität auch in den stürmischsten Gewässern des Lebens strahlen können.

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bryonyashaw · 8 months

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𝘾𝙝𝙧𝙞𝙨𝙩𝙢𝙖𝙨 𝙖𝙩 𝘽𝙧𝙞𝙜𝙜 𝙂𝙖𝙧𝙙𝙚𝙣 𝘾𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙧𝙚 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝙖𝙧𝙧𝙞𝙫𝙚𝙙! 🌟

The family and I were lucky enough to be invited to the PR Christmas Launch at @brigggardencentre - loads of people were lined up to join in and see all the festive decor!

I know it's a shock to the system having the 'C' word mentioned in September but it's a big event for Brigg (and also people love it)

The staff had put on a fantastic event with free flowing Prosecco and @belvoirfarm_uk drinks plus mince pies and Christmas cake, Mr and Mrs Claus were there too of course to open up the incredible Christmas section (Oscar was very excited to tell them what he wants for Christmas) there was a Gingerbread Bakery offering yummy treats and shelves filled with every festive style imaginable!

There was also a Wreathe making display but my kids were feral so we missed that part as they needed 15 minutes chill time.

The first photo I've used is the photo taken by the Hull Daily Mail and also featured on the online Grimsby Telegraph (and yes that's Oscar pulling the sigma face)

We were also given an awesome festive goody bag for going - featuring items like @baylisandhardingplc @yankeecandle @carebears and Enchante.

📌 𝘉𝘪𝘨𝘣𝘺 𝘏𝘪𝘨𝘩 𝘙𝘥, 𝘉𝘳𝘪𝘨𝘨 𝘋𝘕20 9𝘏𝘌

Brigg Garden Centre is well known for its large Christmas displays, covering over 3500 square feet - the displays showcase twelve themes and is home to the most extensive range of decorations, trees and lights.

There are also over 60 Garden Centres throughout the UK! They have a variety of departments in store from plants to furniture but you can browse online to see what they have available too.

Plus they have a 'Family Card' where you can receive regular discount vouchers and save instantly with Family Card prices.

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howdiferous · 8 months

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Tmw someone curse-transfers onto your cat

#dnd #tabaxi #dnd art #dnd oc art #dnd oc #Brigg #Tavarre

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ms-demeanor · 9 months

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Just looked up what time I was born and I'm so relieved that I can finally clear some things up! For those who have been asking, I'm an INTJ sun and an ENFP moon.

#the joke is that i hate astrogy and meyers briggs #whis is astrology with a longer questionnaire

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behindthescreamz · 3 months

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behind the scenes of the finale of “twin peaks” (1991)

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zanephillips · 2 months

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LUKE MITCHELL Blindspot (2015–2020) 3.14 "Everlasting"

#luke mitchell #blindspot #blindspotedit #roman briggs #tvedit #serie #actor #men #menedit #mancandykings #flawlessgentlemen #mensource #dailymenedit #gifs #mine #*

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ltwilliammowett · 10 months

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Brigg Roald Amundsen

#tall ship #brigg #roald amundsen

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closetofcuriosities · 1 month

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Twin Peaks (1990-2017)

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tattoosbypat · 2 years

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Dagger and rose piece for @miadiaz1902 🖤🗡 Loved doing this one! Thanks again for sitting so bloody well 🤣 @mantratattoocollective #dagger #daggertattoo #rosetattoo #rose #traditionaltattoo #tradtattoo #blackworktattoo #blackworktattoos #boldline #boldlinetattoo #lineworktattoo #linework #lineworktattoos #calftattoo #legtattoo #legtattoos #scunthorpe #scunthorpetattoo #brigg #briggtattoo #northlincolnshire #northlincs #lincolnshire #tattooartist #tattooshop #tattoostudio #tattooideas #tattooinspo #tattooed #tattooing (at Scunthorpe) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkljuK7IDVS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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haveyouseenthisseries-poll · 24 days

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#tv shows #tv series #polls #carmilla #elise bauman #natasha negovanlis #annie briggs #2010s series #canadian series #have you seen this series poll

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mutiger-seemann · 2 months

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what do u think about mk character's mbti types?

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diioonysus · 5 months

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sleep + art

#lilies by albert joseph moore #a book at bedtime by emma irlam briggs #a golden dream by joseph walter #dont know the title but its by johanna harmon #sleeping woman by anton ebert #a workbasket by albert joseph moore #indigo and ivory by daniel gerhartz #reclining model by allan douglas davidson #in bed by federico zandomeneghi #dont know the title but its by daniel gerhartz #dont know title but its by mary qian #sleeping beauty by johann georg meyer von bremen #dont know title but its by rupert bunny #i cant find the artist or title #artist is eugene louis boudin #artist is richard s johnson #silver and gold by william russell flint #artist is pino daeni sonnett #dont know the artist or title #rest on the violet couch by vladimir volegov #someone is waiting by david hettinger #i cant find the artist #robin of modern times by john roddam spencer stanhope #dreams by samuel melton fisher #it's called girl in a white dress resting on a sofa i think but i cant find an artist #artist is henri joseph thomas #portrait of a young woman by jan van beers #world of dreams by laura theresa alma-tadema #a sleeping girl by albert joseph moore #nonchaloir by john singer sargent

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wedarkacademia · 2 years

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― Rainer Maria Rilke, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge

[text id : “To be loved means to be consumed. To love means to radiate with inexhaustible light. To be loved is to pass away, to love is to endure.” ― Rainer Maria Rilke, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge]

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