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It's my biggest MOC, First time exhibiting at a convention, my first use of United Bricks torsos and it has the most vehicles I've ever created in one moc... Coming soon
Two 319s cross coming in and out of Smithfield Tunnels into Barbican Station. Keen eyed observers travelling through these tunnels will be able to see the old tunnel branching off that ran into the underground of Smithfield Meat Market.
sitting in the terminal today with a bunch of soldiers coming home from Afghanistan. I get so used to seeing uniforms that I've become desensitized. I like that he is wearing his wedding ring. You know his wife is anxiously awaiting his arrival back to the states.
HMCS Iroquois arriving at it's home port of Halifax, Nova Scotia this past January, 2012. An ice coated focsle with the Canadian Navy Jack flying and the MacDonald Bridge in the distance.
Encounter at the Farm.
From Dunkirk to the Eagles Nest, Living history at the Chiltern Open Air Museum on the 27th March 2011.
"Coming Soon" the billboard says.... under construction is what I presume to be a block of apartment flats which will be part of the new "Marshall's Rise" complex at the top of Sping Gardens. They have already poured the concrete for the ground floors, and like all modern buildings at this stage, it looks pretty grim, like a military bunker. However, the artists impression is of a building in a "Victorian Industrial" style, which is actually appropriate for the area - especially when you recall the building which stood on the site until approximately 2000 - the old Marshall's Tea Machine Shop.
Nikon F5, 28-70mm Nikkor Lens, Ektar 100 Film
Vultures have a tough time in the eyes of the public, they are not the 'undertakers' of the open plans, but they are more of a clean up crew. They work alongside the Hyenas and Jackals to remove almost 99% of most caresses. But this does leave them vulnerable to poisons and medications given to cattle. One poisoned carcass will not only kill the lion pride which has fed on it, but it will kill everything that feeds upon the carcass. In some cases up to 100 animals will suffer and because of this, most Vultures are classified a vulnerable or endangered.
This proud duck flying from the river was just landing on the small wall in the back of Darwin college, He intended to pose to me when I took this photo.
Graeae Theatre Company and Strange Fruit
Director: Jenny Sealey
Artistic Advisor: Grant Mouldey
Designer: Sophie Layton
Composer: Lewis Gibson
Writer: Alex Bulmer
Graeae Performers: Chisato Minamimura, Caroline Parker, Daryl Beeton, David Ellington & Milton Lopes
Strange Fruit Performers: Kathryn Jamieson & Nami Hall
I’m coming home
tell the World I’m coming home
Let the rain wash away all the pain of yesterday
I know my kingdom awaits and they’ve forgiven my mistakes
I’m coming home, I’m coming home
tell the World that I’m coming...
Making its first visit to Berkeley on flask duty, 68008 Avenger is seen running round at Sharpness with 68002 Intrepid. 2018-12-06
Si, no os preocupéis. Ya queda menos para la primavera. En nada cambiamos la hora y olvidamos los intensos frÃos. Lo mejor de todo es que con las nieves de estos dÃas seguro que el campo nos tendrá preparadas una buena cantidad de nuestras queridas amapolas.
"Golly, Junie Sue, I'll bet we could put on a show right here in the church basement!" exclaimed Robot Billy, his diodes sputtering.
Junie Sue looked dubious. "There has got to be something seriously askew in that so-called brain of yours. I'll not have my name sullied."
"What do you mean?"
"You expect me to play a church social? I was in summer stock last year!"
"But. looky here, Junie Sue! Track lighting! Lots of it! I'll bet we could keep some where they are for spots and move some down here for footlights!"
Junie Sue scowled, a little less dubiously. "There's no stage and there's no curtain."
"I've already calculated the factors! We can attain all the square footage we would need for the stage from the lumber your Dad has stored in the barn. And Sam Drucker has all those burlap sacks taking up space in the back room of his store. I'm sure there's enough to sew together for a curtain!"
One of Junie Sue's eyebrows twitched upwards. Robot Billy took that as a positive sign. "And the carport outside looks just like a marquee!"
"If," stated Junie Sue emphatically, "and that's a big if, but if I agreed to participate in the fiasco you describe, you do realize I'd have to demand top billing and seventy five percent of the take."
"You bet, Junie Sue! Let's do it! Let's put on a show!"