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Now belonging to Network Rail, Ex-EMT 153385 can be seen working through Moorthorpe with 2Q32, 08:52 Doncaster West Yard - Doncaster West Yard. This was since converted for engineering purposes and has a few extra additions to the front and some other cosmetic changes.
29/12/23
Another addition to the art on the backside of the El Lago Tortilla Factory. Good thing I took that picture of the listening lady a while back. She's been replaced. Or maybe one of those is hers...
This is actually two different planes -- the larger skulls in the lower front are on the face of an old loading dock -- the others are on the wall.
View to the Single Brothers' House and Garden (Constructed 1769 with 1786 addition, restored 1964) from the main square.
Salem’s residents were members of the Moravian church. The Moravian Church, or Unitas Fratrum, is a Protestant faith originating in the present-day Czech Republic and Germany. In the 18th and 19th century, Moravians lived by the choir system, where members with similar life experiences (age, gender, marital status) worshipped together. Some of these groups even lived together. In Salem, the choir for unmarried men, the Single Brothers’ Choir lived together in this building. Across the square was similar housing for the Single Sisters’ Choir.
The Single Brothers’ House was built in two sections. The right-hand side [not visible here] is the oldest, built in 1769 with half-timbered construction. As Salem grew as a town, so did the Single Brothers’ choir. In 1786, the all brick expansion was added.
The Single Brothers lived, worshipped and ate in this building. Some brothers who were master craftsmen rented space in the building or the workshop behind to operate their trade. The Single Brothers as a group also held a plantation and garden, operated a bakery, as well as a brewery, distillery, tannery and slaughterhouse (located behind the house toward Salem Creek).
Progress on the La Salle Street Station sign continues. I get two of the roll signs that seem to have been covered in antifreeze; so I cleaned them which really helped. Oh me if the roll signs is the sign I needed that matches my Blue Island Suburban line signs! It was the worst shape one so I decided to paint marker what I could make out which I think turned out okay! Time to keep stripping this thing down for sand blasting and painting.
so more MOTUC have arrived. in the guise of Entrapta, Eldor,Faker and Rio blast. kinda annoyed my eldor is missing his hood :(
This is kind of a cheat addition to the
"5 minutes" set, because it was taken about 20 minutes later. Included to demonstrate how small and badly maintained that flower-bed strip is in front of my house where I planted a pumpkin seed that sprouted.
In addition to publicist duties for Flash Communications, I was often called upon to do graphic design work. This is the invitation to the grand opening for Asia Nine. I was given a stock image of plain chopsticks and a plain takeout box and was asked to create something from this. This is the result...
In addition to the March for Victims, Take Back the Night Week sponsored guest speakers, free self-defense classes, a “Walk in Her Shoes” March for high-heeled-adorning men, and educational programs. One such program was the Clothesline Project, which allowed students to make tee shirts with messages of hope and personal connections to domestic violence.
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New entrance addition connect house to the carriage house. Addition includes stairs connecting basement living area with the kitchen and two bathrooms.
Here are some of my newest additions to my puzzle collection. Although technically not puzzles. They are model kit/construction kits. These "Build-A-Bank" kits were made by Mag-Nif Inc. in 2001. This set includes "Coin Coaster", "Money Mixer", "Treasure Twister". A fourth item, the "Sort-A-Saurus", was also released but, did not connect to these. Instead it was a triceratops with sorting device that dropped coins into its legs.
Mag-Nif Inc. seemed to have gone out of business a few years ago, as such these have gotten harder to find, on sites like Amazon, and ebay. But, I found these for sale on a site called;
Dazzling Discoveries, a "science, technology, engineering and mathematics" STEM educational company, which also operates a store, that sells educational toys. The last that I heard, they had 5 Coin Coaster, 5 Money Mixer, and 6 Treasure Twister left. Get them while they last. If you order them from there, remember to click the check box for "updates on your order", so you can learn when item was shipped, and things of that nature.
* www.dazzlingdiscoveries.com/
They had all three of these interlocking sets for $25 each, plus shipping. Each bank/coin sorter, was bought individually, and required the owner to build them. No tools, or batteries required. Once built they could also link together. Each had their own coin sorting tubes. If you don't want to use the coin sorter tubes, you can just link the mechanics together, and create a {hand cranked} perpetual motion machine, which require at least four sets to complete a single loop. The sets were also patented all under the same Patent number 6267663. While the gears, base, crank, clips, pins, and coin catch trays for the tubes, are all the same, the main structure of each set is different.
Plastic clips and plastic pins keep the mechanisms together. However because of the small pieces the toys are not recommended for ages under 3 years old. They are meant to be played with by people 6 years of age and older. When taking them apart, to put back into the box, I suggest using a clicking pen. So the pins can be pushed out, without fear of a metal tool breaking the parts.
The plastic collection tubes can also be used with preformed paper tubes, to sort and count the coins. However no paper coin tubes were included in the sets. The plastic coin tubes have a bulge at their bottoms that allow the paper tubes to be inserted, and a cut out near the bottom of the plastic tubes to push out the filled paper tubes.
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Progress on the La Salle Street Station sign continues. I get two of the roll signs that seem to have been covered in antifreeze; so I cleaned them which really helped. Oh me if the roll signs is the sign I needed that matches my Blue Island Suburban line signs! It was the worst shape one so I decided to paint marker what I could make out which I think turned out okay! Time to keep stripping this thing down for sand blasting and painting.
Taken from the southeast. The elaborate south door and formal finish just inside it indicates an earlier porch, portico, etc.
In addition to the March for Victims, Take Back the Night Week sponsored guest speakers, free self-defense classes, a “Walk in Her Shoes” March for high-heeled-adorning men, and educational programs. One such program was the Clothesline Project, which allowed students to make tee shirts with messages of hope and personal connections to domestic violence.