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Had these special edition of Converse shoes since last year. They are the famous Pink Floyd Converse's, since I'm a fan.
Unfortunately I went to the forest and they got dirty. To make matters worse when they were washed in the bucket, the some of the paint came off. Not too much of it.
I replaced the original black laces with my Dr Martens' yellow ones.
I don't wear them as much as I use to, but they don't deserve to be thrown away. They are sentimental value.
Treated on the PSE 8
"Brooklyn Bum 2nd" is a P-39 Airacobra manufactured by the Bell Aircraft Corporation. Its regular pilot was Lt Peter A. McDermott.
Some of the religious items that Chaplain (Maj.) Rodney Lindsay, from 1st Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division, Camp Casey, uses to perform a Protestant worship service for soldiers at the Living Support Area (LSA) located within the Twin Bridges operations area, just west of Camp Casey, Republic of Korea, on Oct. 29, 1998. The LSA was set up to provide support to those troops participating in the Twin Bridges battle scenerio during combined exercise Foal Eagle '98. (U.S. Air Force Photo by TSgt James Mossman) (Released)
Shetland’s pelagic trawler Altaire LK429 back home after conducting their 2nd mackerel egg survey this year (2016). This was carried out for Marine Scotland, the same survey was carried out last month (March) and both surveys were covering the same area, carrying out on average 100 drops of the egg catching machinery plant which is lowered to a maximum depth of 200m then immediately winched back up. The eggs are retrieved, counted and documented at each station. 100 stations were done and located from 20 miles NW of the Butt of Lewis all the way down to just SW of the Porcupine Bank, 220 mile west of SW Ireland, the water depths ranging from 100m inshore, out over the deep edge into depths of 4000m. The Altaire seen here passing Whalsay heading north to Collafirth pier where the vessel will be laid up until the next mackerel egg survey. The Altaire was built and launched by Norways, Havyard Solstrand AS yard in October 2004, lenghth of the vessel is 76.4m long and 15m beam.