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Mid-Suffolk Light Railway affectionately known as "The Middy"
Brockford Station, Wetheringsett, near Stowmarket, Suffolk, England, UK
With all of this cold weather.. its nice to know that Spring is just around the corner.. or maybe not quite! :)
Bucket at Miners Memorial in Pittsburg Kansas. The Miners Memorial celebrates and preserves the rich mining and immigrant history of the deep shaft and strip miners, including auxiliary workers, in the Weir-Pittsburg Coal Field located in Cherokee and Crawford counties.
Hackney's farmers market takes place on Hackney Broadway, east London, on saturdays.
I recommend it strongly - it was great, and there were so many things to try, taste and photograph!
Here - buckets full of chilisauces, pestos, olives and and and....
my golden half had a great day! :-)
Bucket Simplex Filter is installed in pipe lines to mechanically remove unwanted solids from liquid, gas or steam lines by means of a perforated or wire mesh straining element. It is cost effective solution to protecting pump, meter control valves, steam traps, regulator and other process equipment. - www.atcomaart.com/pd/53495270656757504956/filter-cartridg...
I've had this hat since about my Junior year in high school. Over the years it has become an integral part of my indentity. People KNOW ME for my hat. It's instantly recognizable, as so very, very few people wear a hat of this shape and color, so frequently I'll be walking around my hometown and have people drive by and honk at me, because they instantly know it is me on the side of the road.
I actually bought it (along with several other bucket hats) at an Ocean State Job Lot for about $5 (each). Not a bad investment for something that has come to define me.
Elliott's verdict: KEEP IT
BUT I'd rather not keep it outside. It collects rain water, both on its face and upside down. Mosquitos make babies in there. If John cleans out the space above the utility closet, I say we keep it up there.
Every now and then I like to experiment with media. In one case I threw some scrap paper, glue, and water into a blender and made some paper clay for the students to use. The only problem was that it took over a week to dry. :P
Oh, well. At least the paper clay looks colorful...
(This picture was taken for the Jan 3rd Photogamer challenge. )