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Bit unexpected...
Seen heading into town to start a new journey, Richmonds Coaches Optare Solo M850 YJ05XMY passes along Hadham Road on the edge of Bishops Stortford en route to working a trip on Route 20 to Furneux Pelham 04/06/20
A little bit cropped - only slight color saturation and contrast processing
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Compared to one of its first duties following its repaint . on the Wilton - Knowsley binliner the Sunday 6V60 Tees Yard - Cardiff Tidal is a bit of an upgrade . Tucked inside is 66054 as the consist passes through Rotherham Masbrough , crew change round the corner at Masbrough FD .
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Bit different from the last time we visited, when it was grey and cold. Gorgeous sunshine today, and clear blue skies.
Nowadays, I'm not one to wear too many accessories ~ dress shirts and ties are somewhat in the past and only worn on very special occasions!
However, I do still have some cufflinks and tiepins ~ including a Disney trie pin with a "warning!" oh and a Concorde tie pin!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Accessory....
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As you know i had a rubbish dance lesson last Sunday just because I felt awkward! well it seems i wasn't the only one. One of the ladies came over to me on Thursday during a different class and said how she was ignored and probably wasn't going to go back to the Sunday classes and another couple said how slow the class was. So it would it seem it was just a rubbish lesson and nothing to do with how i was viewed :-)
As it goes the Thursday lessons are just nuts they move along at such a pace and the members are great and are getting used to be now.
Down point was my makeup was a little too light, all down to the joys of getting ready in a car at night
Bit rough...
With much of the middle West Anglia mainline closed for engineering work, trains have been motioning to and from the sites with engineering supplies.
GB Railfreight Class 66 diesel locomotive 66763 'Severn Valley Railway' leads an assortment of wagons and a DiT 66770 through Elsenham working 6T62 07:27 Whitemoor Yard L.D.C Gbrf to Stansted North Junction 11/01/20
Bit of a classic shot from the Natural History Museum. I was surprised by how big the place was, it seemed like it just went on for ever.
a bit of snow to cheer on an otherwise dull time of the year that is winter. view towards the former windmill (on the right) and a horse stable at rottemeeren near bleiswijk, zuid holland, netherlands
unlike on the old paintings, contemporary dutch winters have none of the snow - bare for a day or two every once in few years. usually it's just sad cold wind and horizontal rain or slush with real feel temperatures deep in the sub zero numbers while the thermometer still proves it's not enough for the waters to freeze :/
I was going for a bit of a Sophia Loren look today...hence the hippy, wiggle pose.
Headband: Charlotte Russe
Earrings: Vintage, from my aunt
Vintage Ferragamo scarf: from my grandma
Tee: Old Navy
Vintage Escada belt: from my grandma
Skirt: thrifted
Tights: CVS
Brogues: Wal-Mart
8-Bit Terrarium, based on "The Legend of Zelda", or Giant Robot's "Game Over 4" exhibition
Prints can be purchased here:
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"Game Over 4"
March 4 - March 30, 2011
Opening reception, Friday March 4, 6:30-10pm
Giant Robot San Francisco
618 Shrader Street (around the corner from Amoeba)
San Francisco, CA 94117
A bit of awsomeness. :)
Fully recolourable of course.
Enjoy this cool grip, guys, use it freely. :)
Credit goes to Shockwave for the texture, so credit him too when you use the stippled version.
CODES ARE BACK
Non stippled version: pastebin.com/k6LrJX8i
Stippled: pastebin.com/Zhubhjuf
-Ben
Hayama is a seaside town in Kanagawa that manages to mix posh eateries, laid back lounges, cool sailing schools and traditional bits.
The water in this one reminded me of the 8-bit video games I played as a kid.
This is 300 vertical slices, each slice was cut from a different photo from the timelapse and combined to create an image that shows a linear timeline moving from the right side of the photo (which is a slice from the first frame of the timelapse) and ending at the left side (which is a slice from the last frame from the timelapse)
Bit of a cliche this one, a well known location, a sunstar, clouds and some lovely light. But it all looks so nice its hard to resist.
The Manger at White Horse hill as another day draws to a close.
Lower water levels and erosion when the lake waves hit the shore on Lake Michigan have made this set of stairs to the beach less than accessible to all.
my first attempt at quilt as you go. did it work? would you like it?
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Bit of a provocative ad. "Niemals oben ohne" (never go topless) is arguing for always wearing a helmet when riding a (motor) bike. It's from a (motor) bike store called Levior.
It was a slow day on flickr for uploads so I decided to liven it up a bit.
Originally intended for unveiling at BrickCon.
#90 and rising on explore
Bit heavy crop but the first one i have seen for a long time through the trees this morning at strumpshaw :-)
A bit of sparkle for a Sunday evening out. This was the last night my friend was staying and so a quick tour of the local Inns was called for.
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Former Deutsche Reichsbahn class 52 'Kriegslok' 2-10-0s 33-064 (DR 52.1134) and 33-503 (DR 52.1345) stand in the rain 'on shed' at the Kreka Mines Bukinje facility near Tuzla on 25 February 2015, both acting as standby locos to their classmates at Dubrave and Šikulje mines.
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A bit of time to kill this morning so thought I'd look a for a little place in the country. Unfortunately not enough garage space at this one so the search continues :-)
During one of the few spells of rain we had in Devon, one of GWR's shortened Castle Set HST's speeds through Starcross on a Bristol to Penzance service.
To add a bit of perspective to the experience that we shared with this cub...you should be able to easily determine that the pic above has been clipped out of the following pic (the first comment below - silly Flickr auto-strips URLs to my other pics out of this description field, leaving me the only alternative of putting the associated pics in comments below - sigh @ Flickr's limitations).
Name: BIT
Type: Speed
Pilot: Nue Wade
Special Ability: Stances
Description: BIT is a mecha with a very small frame, with a special type of wheels, integrated to the body of the build; they allow BIT to take different stances for different type of runs, normal stance allows for a fast run ideal for avoiding traps, racing stance guards the lower legs and allows for a 2 wheel drive great for speed and agility, but it’s special stance brings full speed with lower maneuverability.
The pilot has been trained by video games and the reflexes show it, even if it pilots from within, for him, it’s all a game.
- Build Notes -
So, I was watching Tron Legacy on netflix the other day (I will defend the art direction and the music, the story, well, it could be better) and I wanted to build a mech inspired by the bikes, and this design came, What I wanted to make mine was add a little bit more color, with the lights being blue and yellow.
So, do you like it? Leave a comment, and remember; you can participate on the MRL here: