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To view 3D pics cross your eyes focusing between at the pictures until both images overlap one another in the middle.
Per vedere le foto in 3D incrociare (strabuzzare) gli occhi fino a che le due immagini si sovrappongono formandone una sola centrale.
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Does anybody really know what time it is?
Does anybody really care? -Chicago
if you know the next two lines... please leave them in your comment.
Inside the Daniels & Fisher Clocktower... looking towards the south clockface and the door to walk around the outside of the tower... I have no idea who the photographer is in the shot...
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Operator: Thank you for calling the Butterball Hotline...
President Josiah Bartlet: If I cook the stuffing inside my turkey, can I kill my guests? I'm not saying that would be a deal breaker.
--"The West Wing" (NBC)
The clock tower in the centre of Ormskirk, Lancashire, UK. Now surrounded by a pedestriansised area but when I were a lad the crowed streets of Ormskirk, especially on Thursday and Saturday Market days were crammed with traffic and Ribble buses. It seems hard to comprehend that now.
Yet another crazy sky over Dundee. View from my flat. This was taken on Sunday 12th July 2009 at about 23.30.
10-20mm lens
f13, 30s exposure
This is the oldest naval store-house to survive in any of the Royal Dockyards and can be found at Chatham.
The Clocktower Building was constructed at the head of the docks as a "present use store" for materials needed by ships under construction or repair. Such items included lead, iron, copper, oakum (for caulking), pitch and tar. The top floor was used as a mould loft, and the six ground floor bays at the north (far) end of the building were left open and used as sawpits.
The store was rebuilt in 1802, when its original timber cladding was replaced by the brick skin visible today. The clock has three bells: the hour bell is dated 1702 and the half- and quarter-hour bells date from the time of its reconstruction.
In the 20th century the building was converted into office accommodation. It was structurally restored in 1992-93 and adapted in 1996-97 to become the University of Kent's Bridge Warden's College.