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96 photos and 197 illustrations tagged plan, from 18 members of Flickr Commons.
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The last upload was December 2025.
Cúchulainn loved the Mód Direach! from National Library of Ireland on The Commons uploaded December 2025
Vice Adm. Jiang tours USNS Mercy from Navy Medicine uploaded January 2025
09-7886-3 from Navy Medicine uploaded August 2024
Proposed Peoples Palace Ann Street elevation architectural drawing from State Library of Queensland uploaded June 2023
Plan of the town of Gladstone, Port Curtis 1854 from State Library of Queensland uploaded February 2023
Bert Hinkler arriving in Bundaberg ca 1928 from State Library of Queensland uploaded January 2023
Malone Presbyterian Church from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
First Presbyterian Church Armagh from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
Malone Presbyterian Church from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
Armagh Presbyterian Church from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
Watts Endowed School, Lurgan from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation Ltd from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
McQuiston Church, The Spa. Ballynahinch from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
Watts Endowed School, Lurgan from Public Record Office of Northern Ireland uploaded July 2021
Root System from National Library of Medicine uploaded May 2021
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Cúchulainn loved the Mód Direach!
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Sketch shewing the lands and fields belonging to the Government at Windsor
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Mich said:
That Cornwallis road is quite different to the one that is there now.
Bert Hinkler arriving in Bundaberg ca 1928
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Obsessed with flying since he was a little boy, Hinkler's record flight was completed in just over 15 days, smashing the previous England-Australia record of 28 days. His arrival in Darwin on 22 February caused a media sensation, with the Queenslander achieving celebrity status. The Brisbane Courier newspaper voiced the opinions of its readers when it proclaimed, "Well done, Mr Hinkler! Australia is proud of you". On 27 February, Hinkler made a triumphant return to his hometown of Bundaberg to an enthusiastic welcome by a large crowd. The Brisbane Courier reported in detail the excitement as Hinkler's plane came in view - "When seen first the machine was coming through a V-shaped break in the clouds, flying high and the crowd went mad with enthusiasm... The speck grew larger, and then the plane came through the clouds, making a great picture with the sun in the background. Then Hinkler stunted, soaring then spiral diving, while the thrilled crowd cheered themselves hoarse. He half circled the arena, then the wings dipped, and he coasted downward, with great glide, the wheels touching the earth well inside the area... The crowd immediately got out of hand and surged forward in mad enthusiasm. With difficulty, a space was made through the crowd for Mrs.. Hinkler and the members of the family to greet the aviator on the side of the machine. Bert leaned out of the cockpit and there was an affecting scene of reunion. Then the crowd took possession of the intrepid aviator, and carried him shoulder high to the high-decked lorry". (Brisbane Courier, 28 February 1928, p.13) Source: slq.qld.gov.au/blog/bert-hinklers-record-flight-1928-mont....