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My son's chess set. You are free to use it however you would like. Throw me a link if you do so I can check it out.
*SURLY* cross check complete bike
BLUE LUG custom
SPEC
Frame: *SURLY* cross check
Headset: *CANE CREEK* 40
Wheels: *ALEX RIMS* × *SURLY*
Tire: *KENDA*
Brake: *AVID* v brake
Handle: *SIM WORKS* get around bar (black)
Grip:*PDW* dapper dan grip (brown)
Saddle:*WTB*
Brake Lever:*AVID*
For the Daily Dog Challenge -- 6/12 "Those Marvelous Machines"
For Our Daily Challenge -- 6/7 "Hope"
For 365: The 2013 Edition -- 163/365
Today was our first scorcher of the year, and there was no going outside longer than necessary. So, Bunny was hoping that we'd be able to make some treats from the Three Dog Bakery cookbook. I was hoping that the lighting would turn out a lot better than it did. For some reason, it looked a lot better than it turned out. *sigh* At least the cookies were good, at least, that's what the dogs tell me.
You can read more about Bunny at TalesAndTails.com.
When I got word that the TC&W was back out to Wood Lake to get more sand cars from storage, I headed over in the late morning to check out what work they were doing. I arrived to find them getting started by running one of the locomotives into the elevator track to check things out before they began sorting cars. Here, they've put the power back together as a couple crew members examine the fragile track.
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Crochet barefoot Sandals Nude Shoes Foot Jewelry Lace by CRAZYBOOM t.co/bE3efysYhK μέσω του χρήστη @Etsy (via Twitter twitter.com/CRAZYBOOM18/status/716705872169275393)
did an audition/practice session for a new make-up artist this evening. she does good work!
model - Katja Gee (pictured)
MUA - Liz Ruiz
More of the set on my blog Digital Desert Photography
Yarn: Twisted Owl Fiber Studio Super Sock 4-ply in Technicolor Cowgirl and Rocker Chick
Needle size: US2.5/3mm
Pattern: Sound Check
Recipient: Me
Completed: 31 January 2018
MSG-4 undergoes mechanical fit check testing at Centre spatial guyanais (CSG) in Kourou, French Guiana.
To learn more about the satellite, programme and launch, take a look at our MSG-4 launch web site.
Check out my other miniature railway pics on Flickr:
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This railway was opened in May 1911 by local postman Griffith Llewelyn. It was known simply as Llewelyn's Miniature Railway but most of the finance had been provided by 4 local businessmen including Southport dentist Prosper Ladmore.
The first loco on the line was a Bassett Lowke 'Class 10' No.18 'George the Fifth' but this was sold a couple of years later to the Rhyl Miniature Railway and replaced by a larger 'Class 20' from Bassett Lowke No.22 'Prince of Wales'. In 1923 this was joined by another 'Class 20' No. 21 'Prince Edward of Wales' which came from the Fairbourne Railway.
These two locos continued to run at Southport until the late-1960s and were renamed on a regular basis, sometimes carrying two names at the same time! (one on each side). Eventually they settled down to permanent names - 'Prince of Wales' became 'Princess Elizabeth' and 'Prince Edward of Wales' became 'King George'.
At the end of 1933 the line was placed into receivership and was taken over by local engineer Harry Barlow who had already been involved with the line for several years.
It prospered under Barlow's control and in the late-1940s he extended the track and started building a fleet of new diesel-electric locos. In 1950 he built a new train for Southport Pier ('The Silver Belle') and the following year he built and operated the Festival of Britain railway at Battersea Park in London.
Barlow retired at the end of 1968 and sold the railway for £20,000 to a couple of local business owners. The two steam locos were not included and were later sold separately - 'King George' was auctioned at Christies in May 1969 for £950.
The railway at Southport was sold in 2001 and again in 2016 and continues in operation today and still uses some of the locos and carriages built by Barlow in the 1950s and 1960s. It is now the oldest continuously operated miniature railway in the world.
What happened to the steam locos? 'King George' ended up at the Whorlton Lido Railway in Co Durham where it operated for many years before being sold into private ownership where it survives today.
'Princess Elizabeth' was acquired by Bill McAlpine and went to Steamtown Railway Museum in Carnforth where it ran for 20-odd years. In 1983 it made a brief return to Southport to appear in a gala weekend. In 2000 the entire railway at Carnforth was sold to Hollywood movie director Francis Ford Coppola. 'Princess Elizabeth' now resides in working order on his California estate alongside the original Southport loco No, 18 'George the Fifth' which was acquired from Carnforth at the same time.
Surly Cross Check build by Continuum Cycles -- Thanks Jeff.
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I'm a vegetarian so I call this color 'peanutbutter'
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Seeing the Millennium Falcon at Galaxy's Edge Disney World. A check on the bucket list for this guy.
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I should probably explain this. I've been awkward; I've explained it somewhere other than this place.
Danielle Shelley takes a patient’s blood pressure in the triage area of the clinic. Once patients’ vitals are taken here, they are assisted through other areas of the clinic including a medical providers area, health fair, pharmacy and simple vision screenings.
For more about the medical missions trip to Piedras Negras, Mexico, visit: mexico2010.tumblr.com