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Stagecoach Manchester: 80110 (SK74 BJZ) an Alexander Dennis Enviro 400EV, painted in Bee Network yellow livery and allocated to Oldham Garage. It is captured here on Oldham Road in Collyhurst whilst operating on service 83 to Oldham.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 26th January 2025.
Ref No: 0045580/CL.
This is my makeup collection as of 09/27/09. I forgot to include eyeliners, eyelashes and back ups, but this is the majority of it!
Asplenium trichomanes - a very delicate small and evergreen fern that is native in switzerland and often found in shady walls and rocks.
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-Armchairs in white linen, or black leather.
-13 poses, 3 props including coffee, reading, and crocheting.
-New rugs
-Minimalist table/book stand
-New wall art
I have nothing to upload, so I decided to take a screenshot of my macro works. I'm a certified macro addict.. lols :D
I'm not much of a collector, I'm a bit more of a minimalist (with a touch of OCD as you can see from how my excess fabric is arranged by color!). However, it seems no matter how much fabric I "collect" I never have exactly what I need so off I go to get more. I also seem to have a batch of embroidery hoops. Why? I have no idea!
Made in England , 1962-1964 . For film size 127 . Automatic exposure setting by photocell , manual setting for flash (pin and screw flash contact on the side) . Front cell focusing , lever film wind (on the rear) .
Sample image taken with a Fujifilm X100T. These samples and comparisons are part of my X100T review at:
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~Wishing you a great week ahead~
This image is tightly packed. View on Large in the link below for appreciating details
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The Wallace Collection was established by the Marquesses of Hertford, with the third and fourth adding greatly to it. The third was a friend of the Prince Regent and the fourth spent mst of his life in Paris in a chateau in the Bois de Boulogne. He never married but it was believed that Richard Wallace, who became his assistant in his collecting, was his son. Certainly Wallace inherited Hertford House and gained a knighthood for his philanthropic work, including installing Wallace Fountains across Paris to provide clean drinking water (there is one in front of the house). He left the house to his widow and she in turn left it to the nation.
There is a quantity of fine French furniture, but this piece is rather earlier, though I don't know its date or origin. Like the next photo, it has a half-naked woman on the front - definitely a conversation piece in one's drawing room.
Some Barbies are hidden behind others, but yeah...this is my collection so far. I joke that they're invading the house shelf by shelf...but they are. *grin*.