Lodged Collection (page 2)

Mizen Head, Ivagha Peninsula, Co Cork, Ireland

Traditional Thatching, Ireland

Dublin, Aerial View Of Custom House, At Night

Beenacouma, Near Dunquin, Dingle Peninsula, Co Kerry

Cushendun Harbour, Co Antrim, Ireland

Ballycrovane Harbour, Beara Peninsula, Co Cork, Ireland

The Custom House, River Liffey, Dublin, Ireland

River Liffey And Halfpenny, Bridge, Dublin, Ireland

Inishowen, Malin Head, County Donegal, Ireland

Trassagh Viaduck, Co. Armagh, Ireland

Mount Errigal, Near Gweedore, Co Donegal, Ireland

Cottage On Achill Island, County Mayo, Republic Of Ireland

Fishing Village In Ireland

Ring Of Kerry, Dinish Island Kenmare Bay

Glandore Village & Harbour, Co Cork, Ireland

Rock Of Cashel, Cashel, Co Tipperary, Ireland

Cobh, Co Cork, Ireland, Cobh Cathedral (St. Colman’S Cathedral) In The Distance
Cobh, Co Cork, Ireland, Cobh Cathedral (St. Colman’s Cathedral) In The Distance

The Archbishops Palace, Co. Armagh, Ireland

Cottage And Donkey, Tory Island

Chapel At Gougane Barra, Co Cork, Ireland

Cottage Window, Co Antrim, Ireland

Tory Island, Co Donegal, Ireland, Cottage And Boat

The Sundial Terrace, Glin Castle, Co Limerick, Ireland

Tennis Balls in Fence
Tennis balls lodged in a wire fence during a tennis game, England. Date: 1960s

Lodged wheat crop, partially flattened by a summer storm, Berkshire, England, July

Wheat (Triticum aestivum) lodged crop, flattened during wet weather, near Chester, Cheshire, England, August

Barley (Hordeum vulgare) crop, flattened by wind and rain, England, august

Swallowed toothbrush, X-ray
Swallowed toothbrush. X-ray of the abdomen of a female patient who has swallowed a toothbrush (lower middle)

Lorgues / La Rabida
The convent of La Rabida where Christopher Columbus lodged

Royals Taken to Temple
The royal family, who had taken refuge in the Couvent des Feuillants, are taken to the Temple, where they will be lodged separately - the king up 100 steps in the tower

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"Lodged in History: A Captive Little Owl Peeks from a Drainpipe in the United Kingdom, Europe" In the quaint streets of the United Kingdom, a captivating sight unfolds as a little owl finds solace within a drainpipe. The small creature, known as Athene noctua, has found refuge amidst the bustling cityscape. Its piercing eyes reflect both curiosity and caution as it observes passersby. Meanwhile, not far away stands the Jane Austen Memorial, paying homage to one of England's most beloved authors. This literary icon continues to inspire readers worldwide with her timeless tales of love and society. Across borders and timezones lies Gort A Choirce (Gortahork) Co Donegal in Ireland. Here, nature thrives amidst breathtaking landscapes that captivate all who visit. From rolling hills to rugged cliffs overlooking pristine beaches, this picturesque region offers an escape from everyday life. Further south in Galway City lies the Spanish Arch - a testament to Ireland's rich history and cultural heritage. This ancient monument stands proudly against the backdrop of modernity while serving as a reminder of times long past. Yet not all historical moments bring joy; some are marred by tragedy like Hayes winning the Marathon Race at London Olympics 1908. In an unexpected turn of events during this renowned sporting event, chaos ensued when Italian runner Dorando Pietri collapsed just meters before reaching his goal. Delving deeper into history reveals other intriguing artifacts such as Circa 1900 Other Ranks Cap Badge White Metal - remnants from an era gone by when uniforms held great significance for those who wore them with pride. The Brighton Railway Tragedy engraving serves as a somber reminder of how swiftly life can change course. It immortalizes a fateful day when lives were lost due to unforeseen circumstances on these very tracks that once connected communities. On another note entirely is "A remarkable x-ray photograph" - a black and white image that captures the marvels of medical science.