Sole Collection (#5)

Caspar C. 29
Caspar C.29 reconnaissance floatplane. The sole C.29 was built by Dansk Aero in Denmark, with the intention of taking part in the Deutschen Seeflugwettbewerb in 1926 at Warnemunde

L-W-F Model H Owl - AS64012
L-W-F Model H Owl AS64012, in later guise with extended centre nacelle and four-wheel main undercarriage. The Owl was distinctive for its tube-like twin booms with central nacelle fuselage

Waco JTO Taperwing NX13918 - NR13918
Waco JTO Taperwing NX13918/NR13918 (msn A-118), owned by Joe Mackey and Alex Papana at various times. NR13918 is seen here enthusiastically rounding the home pylon, flown by Lt

General Airborne XCG-16A 44-76193 at Clinton County Field, Wilmington, OH.. Designed by Hawley Bowlus and Albert Criz, the sole General Airborne Transport Co

Miles M. 71 Merchantman U-21
The sole Miles M.71 Merchantman U-21 (msn 6695), at Woodley aerodrome, with stored unwanted Miles M.33 Monitor target-tugs in the background

Auster J-5V Autocar G-APUW
The sole Auster J-5V Autocar G-APUW (msn 3273) Date: 1960s

Miles M. 28 Mercury 5 G-AJFE
The sole Miles M.28 Mercury 5 G-AJFE (msn 6697) at Woodley circa the first flight. Re-registered in Switzerland in June 1951, returning to the UK in December 1954

Dance Steps

The Gateway, Waltham Abbey, Essex, England, the sole remains of the important main entrance to the Abbey and the Abbots house. Date: 11th century

Battered Old Shoes Date: 1954

17th century Shoemaker
A shoe maker sitting at his workbench files the wooden sole of shoe. Date: 17th century

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England, Northumberland, Farne Island, Brownsman Island, Darling Home, Cottage was the former home of the Darling family. Base of 1800s abandoned lighthouse to the left side of the cottage

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Ireland, County Sligo, Carney, suburban detached house with green lawn

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Plants, Weeds, Flowers, Dandelion Clock growing amongst grass

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Flowers, Single red Rose in a vase viewed from above

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Plants, Weeds, Flowers, Dandelion Clock growing amongst grass

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Plants, Weeds, Flowers, Dandelion Clock growing amongst grass

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Plants, Weeds, Flowers, Dandelion Clock growing amongst grass

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Plants, Weeds, Flowers, Dandelion Clock growing amongst grass

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England, Worcestershire, Trees, Goldenrain tree, Koelreuteria paniculata. Mature tree in early spring before the pinkish red leaves have changed to dark green

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Honduras, Roatan Island, Red lored Amazon parrot Amazona autumnalis at nature centre

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England, Worcestershire, Trees, Horse chestnut, Aesculus hippocastanum. Single mature tree in parkland near Great malvern in springtime

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England, Worcestershire, Trees, Sycamore, Acer pseudoplatanus, Variegated variety, Variegatum. Mature tree in springtime

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England, Gloucestershire, Trees, English Oak, Quercus robur. Single, ancient tree with twisted branches in exposed area subjected to flooding by the River Severn

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Wales, Powys, Trees, Sycamore, Acer pseudoplatanus. Single, mature tree beside mountain stream in springtime

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Bronze Shoe Print, O Connell Street, Dublin, Ireland

Avro York C Mk. II prototype LV626
The sole Avro York C Mk.II prototype LV626, converted from the 1st prototype York, fitted with Bristol Hercules radial engines and the central auxiliary fin, as fitted to production Yorks

Avro York C Mk. I LV626, the 1st prototype
Avro York C Mk.I LV626, the 1st prototype on 28th August 1942. LV626 can be seen with the original twin fin tail, fitted only to the 1st and 2nd Prototypes

Beagle-Auster D. 4 / 108 G-ARLG
Beagle-Auster D.4-108 G-ARLG, the sole UK registered two-seater built specially for the Auster Flying Club. The other five D.4-108s built at Rearsby were exported to Portugal for the Portuguese Air

Bullfinch at Farnborough
The sole Scottish Aviation Bullfinch (Bulldog 200) G-BDOG taking-off for its display at Farnborough 1976. Date: 1976

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Petunia - variety not identified View - Aerial view Cut out Flower Illustrative One Simple Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot White b/g

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Dianthus - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Herb Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Salad Ingredient Colour Colour - Pastel colour

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Leucanthemum vulgare View - Aerial view Cut out Flower One Simple Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Studio shot Colour - Vivid colour Shape - Daisy shape White b/g

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Leucanthemum vulgare Daisy - Ox-eye daisy Yellow subject White b/g

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Dahlia Skyline Dahlia Pink subject White b/g

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Crocus Skyline Crocus Purple subject White b/g

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Crocus Skyline Crocus Purple subject White b/g

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Scabiosa caucasia Clive Greaves Scabious Purple subject White b/g

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Crocus vernus Crocus Purple subject White b/g

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Galanthus nivalis Snowdrop White subject White b/g

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Galanthus nivalis Snowdrop White subject White b/g

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Crocus vernus Crocus Purple subject White b/g

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Cymbidium - variety not identified Orchid Red subject White b/g

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Iris - variety not identified Cut out Flower Illustrative One Sequence View - Side view Simple Spring Stem Orientation - Vertical orientation Nobody Colour Colour - Pastel colour Studio shot White

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Primula Joker Series Primula / Primrose Pink subject White background

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Petunia - variety not identified Petunia Purple subject White b/g

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Crocus - variety not identified Crocus Purple subject White background

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Gerbera - variety not identified Gerbera Red subject White b/g

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"Exploring the Intricacies of the Sole: From Reflexology to Artwork" The sole, a fascinating part of our body, holds secrets that go beyond its physical appearance. Just like a reflexology foot map, it is believed to connect various parts of our body through pressure points. In the world of art and nature, the sole takes on different forms and colors. The delicate petals of hydrangea macrophylla diamond blue resemble the intricate patterns found on the sole's surface. Meanwhile, as The Sole Bristol Brabazon G-AGPW gracefully lands, it reminds us how even machines have their own soles. Nature never ceases to amaze with its diversity - from the unique foot structure of a chameleon to flat fish swimming along with their undersides resembling soles. It's truly remarkable how anatomy can vary across species. Moving away from biology and into art again, we find ourselves captivated by a portrait capturing John Cornwell's soulful gaze - his eyes reflecting stories untold within his very being. But let us not forget that beneath every fashionable stiletto shoe lies an intricate network captured in MRI style or X-ray images – revealing both beauty and vulnerability simultaneously. Flowers also contribute their share to this captivating theme; fuchsia Winston Churchill stands tall with vibrant blooms while rhododendron macabeanum adds an air of mystery with its enchanting yellow blossoms. And who could resist mentioning fritillaria meleagris? Known as snakes head fritillary for its distinctive pattern resembling snake scales, it serves as yet another reminder that nature has countless ways to express itself. Finally, CS_2245-16 captures an abstract representation where lines intersect and diverge – much like life’s journey where paths cross unexpectedly before branching off again into new directions. So take a moment today to appreciate all these glimpses into "sole.