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Photos taken from a Guiness Book of Records attempt to make the longest condom chain on World AIDS day by UNESCO.
My first time owning a camera with so many modes. I played with aperture priority. This chandelier was put together by me and my brother.
large greek ceramic beads with copper connectors between attached with copper chain, this is all on hand dyed silk ribbon
An odd mixture of shapes and textures seen in the lobby of an office building in Canberra. Canberra 2008
Photograph 1 of 2 of a small chain, used to fasten small row- and pedalboats in Hohenfelden, Thuringia, Germany.
Some funky square chain that was sticking out of the mud on the Thames Bank.
I've played with the saturation here and I like the stark look.
RAF Deerness WWII Chain Home Low Radar Station
Various radar equipment on site
Chain Home Low (CHL)
Chain Home Extra LOW (CHEL) Type 51
Centrimetric Height Radar (CMH) Type 13
The CHL was AMES No. 50A
The book "Almost An Island" has some useful information on the camp at Greentoft for Deerness. It mentions an "outpost" at Sandside which is described as a small radar post close to the shore with a telephone line back to the main site. There were six to eight men there. Sandside is on the coast East of Deerness.
One of the 10cm dishes is said to be still on the island a few miles from the site. It was lying at the side of the road for many years then buried under turfs.
There is an Royal Observer Corps underground monitoring post by the site.
Pictures taken in 2004
The Chain at The Kent Roller Girls event at Folkestone Quarterhouse on the 1st June 2012.
It was a wonderful evening, lovely venue and great music. I'll have to see the Kent Roller GIrls in action soon.
You can find out more about the Kent Roller Girls here: www.kentrollergirls.com
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