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Just realized why my flying dutchman looked so funny... I sewed to together incorrectly! I kind of like it this way with the square in the middle, but feel free to resew if it needed Nettie!
The block shelf at Banbury North signal box, seen here in August 1995. The block instrument shown reads to Fenny Compton, 6 miles further in the Down direction, with the block bell to the side of the instrument.
From the state of the block instrument, it looks like a Down train has been offered to and accepted by Fenny Compton box, but is not yet in the block section between the two boxes (upper indicator). Nothing is either occupying or expected on the Up line (lower indicator).
This block was much more challenging than other similar ones. By making some of the squares out of a directional print, the other pieces had to be placed just so.
A couple of blocks in from the ocean, some of the older style bungalows that used to be the predominant single family homes of the beach area.
(Part of a photo-essay series on personal history and race with keyword FlaAla0518)
Soundwave Block Party featuring Tiesto, Porter Robinson & other DJs! A night of dancing, meeting new people and having fun!
I don't know the name of this block but I found it at an antique store and had to have it. There were 3 more blocks but I had limited finances and picked the one that I liked the most.
in progress. the block measures a bit more than two by four feet. I printed the completed block yesterday, so I'll post photos of the finished print soon.
And (oops) ignore my slipper in the corner there!!
This bridge over W Johnson Ave is becoming a forest and is not currently being refurbished for trail use. If the 4.5 miles of railbed in Cheshire were converted to trail there would be an unbroken path 27 miles long from New Haven to Southington.
Slave Block, digital video, run time, 5 min., 2010
The 2011 Winter Focus Exhibitions at the Greater Reston Town Center (GRACE) include solo exhibitions by artists, Ellen Corbett, Matt Ravenstahl and Travis Childers.
The exhibitions will be on display until February 18th, 2011.
Learn more about this exhibition and other programs at GRACE on our Facebook page. www.facebook.com/GreaterRestonArtsCenter
So these were SUPPOSED to line up nicely in the middle. I'm TERRIBLE at all this spatial stuff (not so good for someone who likes to quilt!).
Alek - I know you wanted them to line up - sorry!!! I won't be offended if you don't use them (or use them on the back) or cut them back up or whatever...
Guess this block isn't my forte...