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Laurie Wisbrun's Brr fabric with some ta dots. Yum!
I'm trying not to remember how the stripes kicked my butt while making this. The swoon block and I are even on this one.
A Montana Rail Link Engineer signs the Block Register at Sappington, Montana. MRL's Harrison Branch (6th Subdivision) is Block Register Territory. Trains or maintenance-of-way crews must sign this register book prior to occupying the track. If no one else is registered, they fill out the required information to gain sole occupancy of the main track. If someone is already registered, they must contact that person and reach an understanding that the limits will be occupied jointly, and both must operate at restricted speed.
For the SMQG Sept. Block Lottery. blogged duringquiettime.com/2013/08/confetti-star-block-free-patt...
An old fabric/wallpaper printing block we bought last week, comprising a heavy wooden block with the design built up in metal shapes. Makes a rather lovely print, as you can see here
Part of: Augen Borgen - Borrowing Eyes
Merge:
DMC-G2 - P1420194 9.7.2012 Weidenhütte Steinhofgründe
DMC-G2 - P1520712 22.11.2012 Bark, Pötzleinsdorfer Park
Beresford Contracting Foden Alpha tipper NX06DAU.
This former Plasmor & Translift brick and block lorry was a surprise find on a quiet Peak District back road.
The Question Block from Super Mario Bros. for Nintendo. It's the same all around except the bottom and also completely hollow. Made for the GamerLUG display for Brickworld Chicago 2017.
The walls of the school I attended through junior high (middle school for the kids out there), build in the mid '50s, were build out of fired blocks like these. But push button light switch inside the first door on the right tells me that the building is older than that.
Nice clean SP Tunnel Motor 8340 leads an array of power blocking Scott St. in Franklin Park IL. in February 1991.
Day 13 - A Pile of Things
Today, it's a pile of blocks ... we're having a new garage built and the old one will be demolished.
One of my blocks in the new book by C&T Publishing, Modern Blocks.
So easy to combine with other size star blocks!
I'd never seen baby seagulls before, but there were dozens of nesting seagulls around the North Lighthouse. These siblings were both pleading piteously to their Mom(?) for something to eat--sometimes in unison. I shoulda captured it on video, but I'm definitely more of a still photo kinda guy. I watched them for some time, hoping to catch a feeding, but it never came I guess Mom was teaching them patience (HA! As if ANY seagull evidenced even a trace of that trait!). This northern end of the island was quite beautiful, as it's been kept undeveloped (save for the lighthouse) as a wildlife preserve. The other end of the island was plenty beautiful as well, and where I spent the majority of my time. There is where one finds Mohegan Bluffs Beach, photos of which will eventually find their way into my stream.