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I was on my way to pick up a friend to set up for the Kim Richey gig that Biddulph Up In Arms was putting on - there were no parking places in her street so I decided to go round the block to see if anyone might move. Turned the corner and there was a builder's lorry parked on the pavement. As I was slowly overtaking there was an almighty bang and my window shattered. Turns out one of the builders had been throwing heavy building rubble into the lorry and missed - hitting my car, smashing the passenger side window and damaging every single panel on the passenger side. Insurance will cover the repair, but I have to pay £350 excess - and get a strike on my no-claims (it wasn't a road traffic accident, so it came under 3rd party rules) - however, I have supplied the details of the builder who was responsible for the damage to my insurance company and their assessor will try to see if there is a strong enough case to make him pay.
The gig went ahead and went some way to alleviating the crappiness of the day. I wasn't injured, but somewhat shocked for a while after.
The car is currently with the repair company and I'm getting a courtesy car tomorrow.
tis monday, and monday with no school. ive got six weeks ahead of me, full of (hopefully) sun, friends, laughing, fun, and holidays :D bring it on. today i sat in the sun and threw my old school books in the air, for lessons i've dropped because of my gcse course - how fun! :) x
thank you so much everyone - today i reached 2,100 views! and i broke my camera :/ x
Forgot to upload yesterday, my bad. But the first day of break definitely wasn't productive. But I got some sleep in so that was nice, sorry about the dusty table but I forgot to clean it before I shot this since I did this when I woke up.
Camera: Canon T2i
Shutter speed: 1/100
Aperture: f/1.8
Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.8
ISO: 400
Editing:
Troy/Film
Temperature adjustments
Tumblr: dhyphoto.tumblr.com/
A3 49 Galtee More at Doncaster shed. A very common loco amongst spotters south of Peterborough in my spotting days.
PictionID:43816993 - Title:Convair RB-36D 49-2688 mfr A1498A - Catalog:01_00093393 - Filename:01_00093393.tif - -----Image from SDASM's aircraft photo collection. Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Getting ready for a run. This is yours truly putting on her trusty trainers for a weekend run. Used a tiny tripod and self-timer. I'm really into long distance running and I do think my health benefits from it.
52x52 Challenge #49
Movement in still images is a paradox. Combine movement and stillness in a single photograph.
— Bertil Nilsson
M.H. Willam, president of Lambretta S.A.F.D., presented a Lambretta-engined prototype at the Paris Salon in 1966. The company marketed and rebadged Italian imports by Lawil, Casalini, and others. His many connections allowed him to create a large Microcar empire in France for the next 20 years. His first car, the Willam City, debuted in 1968. It was built in Italy and sold there as a Lawil (Lambretta Willam). Willam Microcars were typically quite square with, some say, ugly lines.
In 1975, Willam began a licensing agreement with French microcar manufacturer ACOMA. The Cyclo model seen here is a license-built, lightly modified version of ACOMA’s Mini Comtesse. Note that the Cyclo lacks the Comtesse’s folding “gullwing” door.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: ACOMA
Country of Origin: France
Drivetrain Configuration: Front-engine, front-wheel drive
Engine: Sachs; air-cooled, 49cc single cylinder, 2-stroke, 3bhp
Transmission: Centrifugal clutch, 2-speed, no reverse
Top Speed: 20 mph
Years of Production: 1975-1984
Number Produced: About 18,000 (all models)
Original Cost: Unknown
Classic Car Auctions
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31/05/21 - 16/06/21
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