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These gizmos are called snap caps. They don't "snap" or "click" or make noise of any kind. They are solid pieces of metal -- aluminum, I think -- shaped like different sizes of ammunition. The idea behind a snap cap is that it can be used during firearms training and practice for users to familiarize themselves with the operation of firearms -- loading, unloading, and firing -- without using live ammunition.
Three sizes, or calibers, of snap caps are pictured:
.38 Special
.44 magnum
.375 H&H magnum
Cap Blanc Nez
hors saison
l'espace naturel le plus visité et le plus photographié du Nord-Pas-de-Calais
Oui, dans la vie, il y a toujours un cap à proximité
du moins, c'est mon point de vue
comme pour une photo, j'ai toujours un point de vue...
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My original lens cap (left) was lost for months, I never lose photography equipment, so I knew that I would find it one day, I just didn't think it would have been in my bathroom! I had to get a replacement cap in the meantime (right), thanks for the hard work. Only Photographers understand the pain of losing a lens cap.
Every year a million people visit the Abbey Gardens in Bury St Edmunds. Most of the visitors will enter through the rebuilt 14th century Abbeygate.
There is a 1000 years of history for those who enter. But today's tourists the "Contemporary Pilgrims", may just be looking for rest and relaxation along with ice creams, coffee, slides and swings.
Today it is a great spot for a picnic or a photographer but for hundreds of years it was a place of pilgrimage. This was because from 903ad this was the site of the shrine to the Anglo Saxon King St Edmund.
Looking at the images for this project you will see "contemporary pilgrims" who walk in the same steps as pilgrims once did for St Edmund for hundreds of years.
A few poems I wrote today, which basically sum up my day:
only maybe
i think maybe
the thing to do is make
conversation until you
fall
in love with me.
i think maybe the thing
to do is show you what i
don't show anyone so you know
it's there.
i think maybe you like me
& i think maybe i could
like you too.
my favorite piece of pie
your mouth is a
bowl of mashed cherries, tasting
sweet & tangy always like a
fresh plum bouquet on
the breeze of my lips
give me just
one try & i'll
try forever to go on
tasting those
cherries
dear mckinney & henderson:
the fury & the hate inside you is just a
fear of what you do not know, a thankless rage
that benefits no one, except when it makes you feel
like a tougher man. but toughness doesn't really
impress anyone, least of all the
girls you say you want to impress -
so have a little compassion, or a lot,
so long as you don't tie anyone to a fence
or call anyone a faggot
without their express
written
permission.
Chelsea has been dealing with a bad case of cradle cap (seborrhoeic dermatitis). This has been going on for a few weeks now. I try to scrub/brush/wash it every day but it keeps coming back. In the picture, it actually looks better than it has. I'm hoping that that means its starting to go away. In addition to cradle cap, she has eczema all over her arms, legs and belly. So, she's crusty all over! Argh... looking forward to her having soft skin again.
Age: 9 weeks