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Getting Auckland and Wellington moving again - see the whole cartoon in fabulous print in today’s Weekend Herald and premium online here 👉 https://t.co/U6GxRsyEaZ #nzpol
‘I am obliged to be every where, and if absent from any operation, something goes wrong…. success can be attained only by attention to the most minute details.’ Wellington to Liverpool May 1811. Micro-managing — the secret of W’s success. #WellingtonWednesday
Triumphal arches were commonly erected for big celebrations and visits in the 19th Century. This arch was built in 1816 half way up Park Street to welcome the Duke of Wellington who'd won the Battle of Waterloo the previous year.
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‘Either the British army must be fed and supplied with the necessaries which they require, or I shall march them back into Portugal…’ Wellington to Marquis Wellesley 13th Aug 1809, at the end of his tether re lack of provisions in Spain. #WellingtonWednesday
Jackson picks up a Foster. My cartoon for today’s @DomPost and @NZStuff #WellingtonMayoralty #nzpol
2年前から愛用している #DanielWellington
ベルトがボロボロになり交換。
新しいのはちょっと明るめの色にした🕰
Until 12 noon tomorrow you can cast your vote @ Arapaki Manners Library. Remember, any voter who lives in the greater Wellington region can apply for a special vote at the Arapaki Manners Library and Service Centre, no matter where they live https://t.co/kBs4zDhKbR
A starving army is actually worse than none. The soldiers lose their discipline and their spirit... The officers are discontented, and are almost as bad as the men... I should now hesitate to meet a French corps of half their strength.’ Wellington Aug 1809
#WellingtonWednesday
The drama of frozen action ~ two cleaners pictured in 1939, polishing the sculpted war chariot horses atop Wellington Arch on London’s Hyde Park Corner, part of the largest bronze sculpture in Europe (photo, Harry Todd)
Massive sculptures in the Wellington Muesum’s WWI installation.
Harriette Wilson, courtesan, had formal contracts with several wealthy lovers and scandalised Regency Britain with her memoirs. She blackmailed clients, who paid to be left out of her account. 'Publish, and be damned,' said the Duke of Wellington. She did. https://t.co/4ntcoC8XXn
#OnthisDay 1810 Viscount Wellington fought and won the Battle of Bussaco. It was the 1st decisive battle that included the reconstructed Portugese Army both as intergrated Brigades and a independent Division, against the devastating French invasion. 🇵🇹
#OTD #onthisdayinhistory
At one of the busiest road junctions in London is The Royal Exchange.
The statue is of The Duke of Wellington. The bronze used to cast it was sourced from enemy cannon captured during Wellington's continental campaigns. He was never shy of savouring a victory.
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#Onthisday Arthur Wellesley's army won a decisive victory at #Assaye
Hugely outnumbered, using the ground (a trademark) AW led from the front, directing aggressive flanking attacks.
Later on when asked his greatest victory Wellington replied "ASSAYE"
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Thank you so much to everyone who joined us for our Spring Conversation in Wellington last week! We had such an engaging discussion about planet-centric design, and can't wait for the next one! 🌏🌿
Shout out to our sponsors for making it happen!!
