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The new design I'm working on for the Family Trunk Project. More information over here!
Photos by Sepia Salax.
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I've since added a fleece backing which I quilted on to keep the knitting in place. Its already with its new owner so I'm going to have to wait for more photos.
Hugh gave us a cable drum. It has nice bolts and wood and stuff and looks like a coffe table. So we leave it outside and say how nice it looks and how it looks like a coffee table. It's useful that way.
Possibly my favourite shot from my recent trip to San Francisco. Something that shows the history and the geography of the place.
In every city and major towns, there are numerous pipes and cables that were laid down in the past. Some of these pipes and cables were rightly planned while some of them were haphazardly laid down. Whatever the case, there comes a time when these underground structures need to be mapped, and there is no better technology for doing it than using one of the new concrete scanning machines. GPR has a huge advantage over metal detectors since the former can even detect non-metallic materials.
Thus, say, before an excavation is carried out in an area believed to have a complex range of subsurface cables and pipes we scan to identify what exactly lies below the surface. For sure, there are other cable detecting devices that can be used for this service, but their disadvantage is that they can only locate current-carrying cables. This makes the convention cable detection methods unsuitable for locating pipes made from materials such as asbestos or plastic.
Another advantage is that its signals can be timed and the travel time used to approximate the depths of the pipes. This makes this a very useful technology, now that all construction sites must be mapped for underground utility structures. Without this mapping, it can be very costly and time consuming to complete a construction project.
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Another of the north tower of the Humber Bridge, from the road – about 30 metres above the river. The top of the tower is about 160 metres above the water level.
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YAB was invited to go down to Idiosynphonic's event at Cable. The night was amazing, Document One, Skism and FuntCase played on the night. Unfortunately, I left early because of work the following day, but If you were there before 1:30am, you might be in the pictures!