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The Great Central Railway is the UK’s only double track, main line heritage railway. It’s the only place in the world where full size steam engines can be seen passing each other – just as it was when steam ruled the rails.
The railway has won a number of awards including “independent railway of the year”, a gold award for the East Midlands best visitor experience
The UK's Only Main Line Heritage Railway
For this month’s Kickin' it Oldschool build challenge over at LUGNuts, I decided on a World War I era double build...a car modeled after an aircraft. The car is a T-Bucket Hot Rod customized from a 1919 Ford Model-T while the plane is a Fokker DR1 Triplane...the same model as the famous Red Baron. Its stark black and white color configuration matches that of the model that is at the Seattle Museum of Flight. The seats on both vehicles are a lovely dark tan while the dashboard and shifter on the T-Bucket replicates the controls onboard the aircraft. The dark grey carburetor disks matches the plane’s engine heads, the white radiator corresponds with the engine cowling, while the Iron Cross adorns both vehicles.
I grin every time I see these two posed together so I hope you enjoy viewing this double build as much as I enjoyed building them!
So many things to see so little time..
My bucket list..and what ive got so far..
1:Go to Peru and see the beautiful mountains and the Inka ruins.
2.Fly wild alaska
3. Go off roading in the Australian outback
4. Explore northern canada.
5.ride an elephant.
6.write a novel
The bucket list:
Kicking a bucket into a deep well
is far off comprehensive reality.
But if you can get it out again
and fill it with words to your gain,
checking off some tasks you have do
it's more than what people might mean!
My first finish of 2013! I used the tutorial form Chase, you can find it here:
quarterinchmark.blogspot.nl/2012/08/tutorial-patchwork-bu...
I used some of favorite print including lot's of Japanese ones. The bucket is 11" wide and 11" tall. Perfect to hold my scraps!
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Since its installation, the dumping buckets located on Allen Street in downtown State College have been a favorite activity for the children of The Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. During that weekend in July it usually hits temperatures of 90 degrees or more. The buckets offer great relief from the summer heat!
With spring now rolling round, it feels like with each new rainfall, comes different emotions and feelings associated with it
These photos were taken during the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, held annually in State College, PA. Kids love to run around under the buckets and try to avoid getting hit with water. I love the vibrant colors here!
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Off to the seaside for the day. It's gonna be hot me thinks. Have a terrific Tuesday. See you soon xxx
I love it when clients have cute props already. I wish I had taken a picture of her nursery, because it was the cutest I have ever seen. ever.
Williamsport, PA. September 2016.
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A large set of leather buckets, possibly used for fire fighting, amongst other uses at Calke Abbey.
Calke Abbey, in Derbyshire, was originally the location of an Augustinian priory from the 12th century until its dissolution by king Henry VIII.
For over 300 years the house was the residence of the Harper family, before passing on to the National Trust in 1985.
Some hand made wooden buckets. One of several stock images that I had laying about not doing anything.