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January LFF - I didn't know it at the time, but this was my last Leeds First Friday for a few months. I had some health issues which kept me away in February and March, and then had my surgery, so I won't be making it back to Leeds until June.
Saturday night was a surprisingly sociable night, bumping into all sorts of lovely people as we went round the bars.
After a delicious tea at Pieminister, we started in The End then on to Queens Court where we bumped into one of the Angels (Mollie) and her friends on a night out. We also bumped into Norma and Sabrina, what a lovely happy couple they are!
After that we went to Smokestack and bumped into another group of girls who had stayed for the Saturday - Jennifer, Ashley and Kirsty - then on to the Pack Horse for a final drink before heading back to the hotel. A great night!
Smokestack with Sally, Ashley and Jennifer.
The Iroise Sea, a few minutes after the previous picture, the exact location where the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean are meeting.
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How many people do you comment in a day in flickr?
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How many hours does it take you?
Fore me I think I check 50-100 streams OR more a day.. So I don't really want to miss a DAY because that means 2x the time it will take.. :) But I like checking people streams out, especially the ones with blogs, cause you really learn a lot by cheching people's streams.. Even by looking at there picture, you kinda see whats in there head.. And A lot more, You really Learn more and more techniques in looking thru friend's streams..
And for the people who add me as contact, I am really sorry if I hadn't added you back, because I really want to be updated on what my flickr friends are up to.. So if I see a person that is really checking my streams(by making comments on my streams) I add them back, and also check there streams everyday.. :)
With that Said, going to check some awesome streams now, then back to bed..
I was going to use 3 laptops actually, but my brother-in-law's mac was in the shop, so just had two laptops to play with.. it's my mom's and my sister's..
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vivitar(OLD SCHOOL) back of laptops Above pointing down @ 1/4 bare
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A lady bug does whatever lady bugs do on an unopened sunflower at Beaver Dam Farm near Buchanan, Va. ©2019 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
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I was casting about for which dress to wear and found this one. It was a charity shop bargain I picked up a while ago for only £2.00!
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Saturday night we tried a p[lace we had not tried before - the Oak Vaults. A bit off the beaten track but apparently this is the regular meeting spot for some of Hull's trans community.
We had a great night! There was a drag act on called Hairy Antoinette (LOL!) and it was a lovely friendly atmosphere.
Pre-going out selfies.
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I decided to end the month by rolling back the years and having a night in my old favourite pink dress.
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Just the one picture today, from a January Friday morning just before heading off to work. Me with (Aloe) Vera in the background.
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I challenged myself to remake the Gryphon but at a much smaller size. Here is the result.
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Just throwing this one up there... I should wait for my film images, but, eh... it's always hard to stop thinking about how beautiful Proxy Falls is.
In this case, it was also very wet. I had an out-of-town friend visit this weekend, and I took him to some familiar places: the food carts, Powell's, Voodoo Doughnuts, Broder's, etc. There was also an educational walk down Hawthorne that included a game that I like to call "Identify the Hipster". We only had a day to really "get out", and it was Saturday... so instead of the Gorge (too crowded for my tastes on the weekend), we made the drive down to Proxy.
And, wow. Did we ever get drenched. And hailed on! Even taking umbrellas didn't help a whole lot (don't get on my case too much for the umbrellas... I was trying to protect the gear in some small way). I waded up to my knees across the bottom of the falls, to reach this almost spray-free area on the right, where I perched for the better part of an hour. By the time I came down, I couldn't feel my fingers. And when I reached my friend again (he had waited patiently at the base), I found him shivering uncontrollably.
And yet, he says the experience did not dissuade him from considering a move out here. Heh.
Anyway. It's been a great weekend, and I hope you all enjoyed yours!
Someone complained to me in a comment that for historic reasons this should be red not green so I contacted an expert and it was confirmed that red was not adopted until July 1874 in London and that it took more than ten years to repaint all letter boxed in Britain and Ireland.
In 1855 the first pillar box arrived in Ireland. Ireland’s oldest post-box, The Ashworth box, is now housed in the National Museum at Collins’ Barracks.
This particular letter box is located at Collins Barracks Museum but when I last photographed it in 2016 it was at a different location and I do not know why it was moved.
The green post box, in various shapes and sizes, is a familiar sight on city streets and country roads throughout Ireland.
Introduced well over 150 years ago by the novelist, Anthony Trollope, who worked for the Post Office in Ireland for several years, the letter box is an instantly recognised symbol of the Post Office. The intention was to make it easier for people to post their letters and make it unnecessary for them to have to wait for a post office to open. The first boxes appeared on the streets of cities like Dublin, Belfast and Cork over 150 years ago and were subsequently introduced elsewhere. The big pillar boxes were soon joined by smaller boxes that fitted into walls and later by lamp boxes which were cheaper to make and could be attached to lamp and telegraph poles.
One particularly attractive box, the hexagonal-sided Penfold, caused complaints when it was introduced as letters could occasionally get stuck at the edges. The classic cylindrical shape did away with these problems, however. A great many old post boxes remain in use today and they bring an elegance to their localities that is often much appreciated.
Anthony Trollope (1815 – 1882) was a remarkable man. As a Post Office official he was responsible for introducing the pillar box; and it was during his 18 years working for the Post Office in Ireland and at Drumsna, Co Leitrim in particular, that he wrote his very first novel ‘The McDermotts of Ballycloran’ and got much inspiration for characters in the 46 works that were to follow.
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Night 2 of Gemma's visit and we were back at Wings International all you can eat restaurant. Blimey, we gave it a good go - we ate so much!
Afterwards we wandered over to The Star for a quick drink but it's not the same with the restrictions in place so we left after half an hour. Still painfully full!
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Tuesday night visit from my Mum and she brought Bobbi the dog too! A lovely way to spend a few hours.
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