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A Bucket Dredger off Dover, July 1962. I think it is Dover Castle on the top of the cliff. Scanned print taken with a Brownie 127.
.... Etnea avenue, On 5 February 2018, the day of the feast of the Patron Saint of Catania, the very young martyr St.Agatha ....
.... via Etnea, il 5 febbraio 2018, il giorno della festa della Santa Patrona di Catania, la giovane martire Sant'Agata ....
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At the Benjamin Banneker Park in Ellicott City. From the website:
"A celebration of early American life, the Colonial Market Fair offers visitors a rare opportunity to retrace the footsteps of Benjamin Banneker while they watch colonial craftsmen at work, hear lively music of the period, and try their hand at colonial crafts and games."
Colonial times were very, very hot and humid.
On Saturday, March 13th the Bucket Brigade will be attending Startup Accelerator. So we need signage! Now, we've got some.
The bucket on the left would have slotted inside the lavatorys and had a handle for emptying in the morning!
A young girl eats a jelly sandwich inside a bucket as she waits for her mother to finish washing clothes in an alleyway of Barangay Pasil, Cebu City, Philippines.
9/26/2016 A bucket full of small fish caught by net at Steeplechase Pier. Sony a7. Carl Zeiss Planar 45mm 1:2.0.
I just redid the bulletin board with that dotty fabric, trimmed in Rick Rack of course! I hang all my favorite trinkets up there. The hanging buckets are from IKEA and were originally silver.
HBW!
Slightly weird one here: metal mop bucket!
Strobist snooted and red gelled SB800 speedlight 1/8th power firing into the open side of one of those old fashioned metal mop buckets, the outside lit with a continuous daylight lamp left of bucket with a blue semi transparent document folder in front. The colour shifted towards turquoise I think due to using sunlight white balance setting to warm up the red gel.
This is straight out of camera with no processing.
I saw this amazing site on the way to palakked, kerala. The man is carrying an awful lot of buckets on his vehicle. An sight you can only find in Kerala, India.
Although the body shell is a Ford (in appearance, at least), engines of a wide variety of makes can be found on T-buckets. The small-block Chevrolet 350 V8 is a common choice, since it is relatively small, light, easy to obtain and to improve, and performs well. Four cylinder engines are common also, especially if the car is used regularly. Many people also tend to install blowers (superchargers) on their engines, and some people use modern fuel injected engines.
Route 66 Hotel
Springfield, IL
June 21 2008
Last year, I promised myself that I will change. I’m planning to keep that promise because truthfully, if I don’t change for the better I would be dead once I enter the real world (a.k.a. when I finally graduate and hunt for my first job.)
Rusty Bucket, Boarder Terrier. I have cropped the photo a little as she was in the boot of the car and the backdrop was poor.
This picture pretty much mirrors the "Danger: Your baby can drown in this bucket!" warning printed on the side of it.
I love lists...and creating this layout is inspiring me to make a "bucket list" book of all the things I want to do and my reactions after I do them.
This is the digitally stitched version but you can see the individual pages in my gallery.
Journaling reads:
"So not sure why I have a bucket on my head...or why there's a photo of it...but regardless I've got a bucket list. Things I want to do-see-feel-experience before I die.
* learn to drive stick shift * [ get published] * get a tattoo * visit Ireland * go to Cinnamon Bay * [win a radio-call-in conest] * [take an exotic vacation] * [sidewalk chalk starry night on my driveway] * get published again * [go to college] * experience true happiness * be debt free * [swim with dolphins] * go to Australia * run a marathon or race * [get my tongue pierced] * climb a mountain * save a life * create an artistic masterpiece *
I can't wait to continue to add to this list...and cross things off! 24 February 2011
[[The things in brackets are crossed off in my journaling because I have already done them]]
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Bazzill
Vellum: The Paper Company
Patterned Paper: KI Memories, Pebbles Inc
Stickers: Making Memories, SEI, Heidi Grace
Buttons: Making Memories, Doodlebug, Unknown
Adhesive: Glue Dots, Tombow
Pen: Staedtler, Signo
These photos were taken during the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, held annually in State College, PA.
from the liesl gibson book little things to sew, made with linen-cotton from echino and heather ross. the final items for kcwc! blogged: ahappystitch.com/2012/10/14/kids-clothes-week-challenge-c...