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Well it's been ten years and a thousand tears
And look at the mess I'm in
A broken nose and a broken heart,
An empty bottle of gin
Well I sit and I pray
In my broken down Chevrolet
While I'm singin' to myself
There's got to be another way...
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The simple life in Darwin, California...
A heavy chain suspended from our Yew tree. We inherited it when we moved in. I suspect it was used in some kind of paint spraying operation.
We took a boy's road trip down to O-town for an Alice In Chains concert; the show was terrific.
SETLIST
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1. All Secrets Known
2. It Ain't Like That
3. Again
4. Check My Brain
5. Them Bones
6. Dam That River
7. Rain When I Die
8. Your Decision
9. Got Me Wrong
10. We Die Young
11. Last of My Kind
12. Nutshell
13. Sickman
14. Grind!
15. Acid Bubble
16. No Excuses
17. Angry Chair
18. Man in the Box
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19. Love, Hate, Love
20. Would
21. Rooster
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Setlist thanks to Gloomboy
More photos from the road trip: www.flickr.com/photos/ex_magician/sets/72157623433354538/
Chain Saw Art Bench - It is a bit bulky for one seat but it feels great to sit in this bench. A single trunk was divided to form the supports. The owls and details were all cut with a chain saw.
J'ai tendu des cordes de clocher à clocher ; des guirlandes de fenêtre à fenêtre ; des chaînes d'or d'étoile à étoile, et je danse. Arthur Rimbaud
evening falls in Budapest .The Chain Bridge, officially known as the Széchenyi lánchíd, is named after count István Széchenyi, the driving force behind the construction of the bridge. After the count missed his father's funeral when the ferry service across the Danube was halted due to bad weather, Széchenyi, a prominent statesman, resolved to build a permanent bridge across the Danube.
The Chain Bridge survived an attempt by the Austrians to destroy it in 1848, during the War of Independence. In 1945 however, near the end of World War II, the bridge was blown up by the Germans in an attempt to halt the progress of the Red Army. The bridge was one of the first structures to be rebuilt after the war, and it reopened in 1949. The current bridge is an exact copy of the original.
This photo is a little surprise. It was not the view initially sought, but I was impressed by the bokeh generated by chains! This is the kind of unexpected that I particularly like in the photograph !
Available at The Liaison collaborative
lots of colors and textures available!
3 June
LM: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Liaison%20Collaborat...
Woman In Chains
Tears For Fears
You better love loving
You better behave
You better love loving
You better behave
Woman in Chains
Woman in Chains
Calls her man the Great White Hope
Says she's fine, she'll always cope
Woman in Chains
Woman in Chains
Well I feel lying and waiting is a poor man's deal (a poor man's deal)
And I feel hopelessly weighed down by your eyes of steel (your eyes of steel)
It's a world gone crazy
Keeps Woman in Chains
Trades her soul as skin and bone
(you better love loving, you better behave)
Sells the only thing she owns
(you better love loving, you better behave)
Woman in Chains
Woman in Chains
Men of Stone
Men of Stone
Well I feel deep in your heart there are wounds time can't heal
(wounds time can't heal)
And I feel somebody somewhere is trying to breathe
Well you know what I mean
It's a world gone crazy
Keeps Woman in Chains
It's under my skin but out of my hands
I'll tear it apart but I won't understand
I will not accept the Greatness of Man
It's a world gone crazy
Keeps Woman in Chains
A world gone crazy
Keeps Woman in Chains
So Free Her
So Free Her
So Free Her...
I just couldn't find the chain I wanted to use for this weeks theme, so in the end used the chain from my cross. Turned it to mono as it looked better, or I think it does.
Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.
Brutt lenke / Kiellandmonumentet in Norwegian (Broken Chain / the Alexander Kielland Memorial).
Alexander L. Kielland (after the Norwegian writer Alexander Lange Kielland) was a Norwegian semi-submersible drilling rig that capsized while working in the Ekofisk oil field in March 1980, killing 123 people.
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