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Fortified church in Saschiz, Transilvania, Romania

Jiminy Cricket pays a visit.

 

It was so odd to see a cricket in the middle of the day. I wonder if our current heatwave has confused this little guy?

 

This pic reminds me of a funny time with my Dad. He'd just bought a digital watch back when they were the latest and greatest gadgets. He and my stepmom were picking me up to go out for dinner and while I was getting ready, Dad showed off his new watch.

 

Half an hour later, on our way to the restaurant, we could hear a cricket chirping somewhere in the car. Once we were parked, we did a through search of the car and still hadn't found it. We locked the car and went to walk into the restaurant when we all noticed the cricket had somehow come with us. Vera and I searched our purses to avail, when we finally realised the source. It was Dad's new watch. When he was showing it off to me he'd set an alarm on it and none of us having heard what those new fangled electronic things sounded like, we all had assumed we were hearing a cricket.

 

Having this little guy land on a digital clock reminded me of this and gave me back a great memory of my Dad. Vera and I razzed him about it for the rest of the night, too. :-)

Antique Comtoise clock (French)

A historic clock in downtown OKC

View On Black

The Clock Tower on the campus of Frostburg State University. FSU is located in Frostburg, Allegany County, Maryland, United States.

  

Removing of the clock at Mugrabi square,(across the appartment), 1950s

In the early 1990s, most computer companies advertised their computers' speed chiefly by referring to their CPUs' clock rates. This led to various marketing games, such as Apple Computer's decision to create and market the Power Macintosh 8100/110 with a clock rate of 110 MHz so that Apple could advertise that its computer had the fastest clock speed available—the fastest Intel processor available at the time ran at 100 MHz. This superiority in clock speed, however, was meaningless since the PowerPC and Pentium CPU architectures were completely different. With a clock speed within the same order of magnitude as the Pentium (and a similarly comparable scale of parallelism within the processors), the Power Mac was faster at some tasks but slower at others.

 

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Musee D'Orsay, Paris.

Manipulated in Paint Shop Pro

time digital clock

This was my favourite one - I really liked it but couldn't afford it and even if I could it doesn't really suit my home, sadly.

The clock at Oaklands College, Smallford Campus

Musée Carnavalet

Paris, France

pp, cs: bazzill/heidi swapp

bird sticker: heidi swapp

cb numbers: junkitz

glitter, clock, stamps: unknown

Can't quite recall what this is part of, but I'm pretty sure this is in Sibenik.

I thought this was pretty cool. While we were taking pictures of the bank (built in 1922), a large group of high school-aged skateboarders came up to us, and we chatted for a little while. They asked us where we were from, and why the heck we were in Monroe ("It's so boring!"). Apparently they skateboard in Ann Arbor often.

Clock is said to keep good time.

The Miss Portland is a 1949 Worcester Lunch Car Company diner located in Portland, Maine

 

Its website is www.missportlanddiner.com/

New Process Clock, Warren PA. (The New Process Co., founded in 1910, became the Blair Corp. in 1989.)

discounted Sparco and Cerruti watches

Clock Tower, Herne Bay seafront, May 2009. Photo by Gary Danton - www.garydanton.co.uk

Clock for the Brookston Photo Scavenger Hunt.

Solar clock to install on the front a yellow stone-built house...

To add two hours to the sun and you will have the hour it was when I took the photo !..

Horloge solaire installer sur le devant d'une maison en pierres jaunes...Ajoutez deux heures au soleil et vous aurez l'heure qu'il etait quand j'ai pris la photo !...

www.brookston.org/photohunt/

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A big clock in the Macao Museum

The biggest clock in the world

photo by: Georgina Barrera

mayo 2010. Coyoacan, México DF.

fotografia analoga.

Jessop's Clock is located in San Diego, California, USA. It was built in 1907 by one of the city's noted jewelers, George Carter Jessop, and stood in the city's downtown centre for most of the 20th century.

 

It is said that on the day of his death, Jessop's clock stopped working for reasons that are as yet unknown. This tale has given the clock status as a San Diego landmark

The clock tower as seen from the steps leading up to St Mary's Church and the Abbey

Hoy me acorde de este hermoso concierto y de ke no he subido esta foto :p

Coldplay (L)

Surrey House

the magnificent heart of Aviva

Norwich, Norfolk, England, UK

 

Heritage Open Days 2010

Thursday 9th to Sunday 12th September 2010

Clock on the wall of the Royal Bank of Scotland, Solihull

My friend Keith used to say "pull the other one. It's got more bells on than the town hall clock" Mind you, he came from Horwich.

This is pretty cool. What time is it in New York? London? Tokyo? Find out! Location: Hotel Danieli, Avignon, France

test de HDR. L'horloge de la gare du palais à Québec, Canada.

 

HDR test. The clock of the train station "Gare du palais" in Quebec City

Photographed by Beekeeper for reference purpose

Keel Square, Sunderland

The staircase leading down from the bell tower and clock face, inside Darlington Town Clock Tower.

Town clock and railroad tracks in Anchorage, KY

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