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my newest hand held .50 cal gatling gun with a Box O' Fun. from Voodoo Arms, We're not happy... Until your dead! :)
i built a ghetto fabulous light box on sunday and tested it out in the basement with random objects from my house. patience, my little deer figurine, was a perfect model.
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This is an old World War 2 "pill box" overlooking the small local airport between Gloucester & Cheltenham. During the war it was an RAF airfield.
To me, when very young, it was a viewing platform. My father used to bring me here, on the back of his push bike, to watch the aircraft.
We would sit on top of it with a drink of pop and some sweets, I thought it was a brilliant trip out.
Oh what simple pleasures when young!
© Mike Broome 2016
Altered Valentine Candy Box I made for Heidi with her glittery monogram in center. I was inspired by all the Victorian & Marie Antoinette action action around blogland.
I just imagine how many boats have seen this sentry box since the XVIII century,Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Swinderby signal-box a listed Midland Railway Type 3b box opened on 6th January 1901, and fitted with a 16 lever frame the same as most boxes on this line. The signal-box looks to be in a much more original condition that Fiskerton an identical box seen in the the previous photo, the windows are in the original style but look to be modern replacements, also you do not see many signal-boxes these days with a veranda complete with handrails.
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Our Daily Challenge 16-22 September : Nest or Nesting
This cute little set have always been there, and probably belonged to my Great grandfather. the biggest one is 4.2 cms high
A bit of a common one but I couldn't resist a selective colour of this red telephone box at Loughborough Station.
In Southchurch Road, City of Southend-On-Sea, Essex. The post box was made by Andrew Handyside and Co Ltd at the Britannia Works, Derby.
As the aperture is not close off, I am assuming that this post box is still in use.
Photo taken in October 2022.
Wilmslow signal box located alongside between the Down Main line (in front of the signal box) and the Down Styal line at the south end of Wilmslow railway station
Wilmslow signal box was a British Railways London Midland Region non standard design, one of three similar signal boxes built in connection with the Crewe to Manchester 25kV overhead electrification. It was built by EB Jones and opened fitted with a Westinghouse Brake & Signal Company Limited one control switch panel on 26th June 1959 under stage 2 of the resignalling between Crewe and Cheadle Hulme, replacing Chelford Loop, Chelford Station, Chelford Sidings, Alderley Edge, Wilmslow Station, and Handford Sidings signal boxes. The signal box was closed at 01:30 on 10th December 2005 and demolished within a month during upgrading of the line between Crewe and Cheadle Hulme, officially closing on 19th June 2006 when signalling controlled by Manchester South Signalling Control Centre was commissioned
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Finding box turtles in the wild and taking them as pets, even for a short period, can have detrimental effects. Box turtles want to stay within the area where they were hatched.
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #25” “Free" "Macro Monday" More miscellaneous boxes.
Nesting paper boxes with a tiny wooden box in the middle.
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Let's work outside the box, my Flickr friends! :D Thanks for your visits, comments, faves!
Created by Yoshihisa Kimura
Folded by me.
All works are made by 2 sheets of 150mm Kami. (from Japanese Daiso)
Diagrams available on Kimura's book, Origami Box animals.
Fabriqué aux USA en 1945, il utilise du film 127.Il faut le retourner par la poste avec un billet de un dollars, les 12 vues reviennent developpées avec le box rechargé.
A gorgeous Box Bug on leaves of Scilla peruviana in the front garden. This was one of those species that eluded my searches for so many years, and now one turns up in the garden. What a fabulous visitor.
The substantial Caledonian Railway type N3 signal box at Fouldubs Junction was built in 1908 with a 77 lever frame that was increased to 80 levers in 1951 before being reduced to 40 levers in 1972 after the locking was overhauled. It stands at the junction of the one time Orchardhall branch which wasn't actually a branch but a through line to Falkirk via Bainsford Junction. It was the fact either end belonged to different companies the North British and the Caledonian which got it the designation a branch line. It closed in 1968 as a through route although the eastern end between the British Aluminium Plant at Orchardhall and here at Fouldubs Junction remained operational until 1991. The box is located on the freight only Grangemouth branch and now just controls movements towards Grangemouth Docks and Grangemouth Oil Refinery as well as adjacent freight terminal sidings.
Being a freight line I guess there was plenty of spare time between trains hence the signalman's splendid array of Geraniums in the box windows and the raised bed veg plot at the foot of the box steps.
The impressive North British Railway signal box at Reedsmouth, stood on the platform in the vee of the junction of the Border Counties and Wansbeck Valley Railways. It replaced an earlier lower structure in the same location and contained a 50 lever Stevens & Sons frame, with only 5 spare levers. It remained open until complete closure of the line between Woodburn and Bellingham in November 1963. However, it escaped demolition and for many subsequent years became increasingly derelict before being converted into a dwelling. Sadly, in the process it has lost most of its original features.
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When opened the memories come flooding back to my wife. Naturally she emailed my photographs to her pen-pal from all those years ago.
Based on the previous tessellation, 2 different boxes.
- Single star: hexagon from 20x20 square, 32 division grid,
- Triple star: hexagon from 24x24 square, 48 division grid.
For A Painter...
What I envy about painters is that they generally do their art in one place. A studio. You don't meet many mobile painters.
To do my thing, I have to move around. That moving around allows me to see things. The one-off things are generally related to other things that I have seen. And sometimes I am able to piece those things back to people I know or know of.
And so it is with me and weird boxed-in old houses. They exist and I'm drawn to them. They are odd. They make me uneasy but they are also comforting, somehow.
This one was deliberately seen for Jennifer Conneely, the painter. www.instagram.com/alonerjen_art/ Who's painting work I admire and draw inspiration from. She works static, in one place. I told her I'd be her legs for houses that are surrounded.
Boxed in House IMG_1616
Box In a Box (Akiko Yamanashi, modification by Carla Onishi de Godoy)
one uncut A4 sheet
Remember this box by Akiko Yamanashi? Now learn how to make it from A4 paper!
Tutorial by Carla Onishi de Godoy:
entrevalesemontanhas-origami.blogspot.com/2013/09/box-in-...
Lidded box with Dachshund millefiori cane decoration. The dachshund cane was my second attempt at a really complicated millefiori cane.....whew it took me ages, 2 weeks to be precise and once finished weighed a whopping 1.2 kg. After reduction I had a bit more than half left and its a bit more wonky than I hoped it would be, I think I need to practise this a lot....but not now I'm a bit canned out after all that! Now what am I going to do with all that dachshund cane!