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from my udpate for superdeluxesam. Illustrating Information Architecture this time. I thought a compass might be a slightly more novel approach than the magnifying glass.
Detail from the lifeboat window in Cromer parish church, Norfolk, 1968. The window is a memorial to Robert William Clarke, who died in March 1962, after serving as sidesman in the church for 51 years and as deputy church warden for 13 years.
Today, Compass Bus took over 5 buses worth of East Sussex County Council tenders previously operated by Renown. GX 54 AWH was seen in Eastbourne this afternoon on the 143 to Lewes. This bus has been returned to the fleet on a temporary basis pending the arrival of new buses.
The final photograph from Roedean this afternoon, 22nd October 2013, shows Compass Travel Scania L94 Irizar Century Y858 LRX, originally SI74 in the Bus Eireann fleet.
Ingredients (besides the magnet) for building a directional compass: Tub of water, foam tray, knife, sharpie.
More detail about this project is at http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/EasyCompass
Compass Travel, Worthing, Mercedes Benz Vario O814D Plaxton Cheetah X228 AWB is seen on Eastbourne seafront on 16th April, 2008. It was new to D & S Travel of Stanmore.
Pierce a foam tray with a knife.
Building a directional compass the really easy way. Details at http://www.evilmadscientist.com/article.php/EasyCompass
The day's lunch menu for this good gastropub at the end of Chapel Market. At The Compass, Penton Street.
Now over half a year since I snapped it in this location on its first ever journey on the 42, Compass Bus Wright StreetLite MX62 AWZ loads for Guildford on a late afternoon journey.
Bridge Street, Godalming, Surrey.
Plaxton Panther 2 Volvo B9R new 5/2011 to Compass Royston, Stockton Taken at Elizabeth Bridge Victoria London.
Compass Travel, Worthing, DAF SB3000 Ikarus N506 LUA is seen in Windsor on 3rd August, 2006. It was new to London Coaches.
Series of seven. As I was walking out of the sea after a nice cooling swim, I spotted this lovely Compass jellyfish floating by me! I also rescued two that had been stranded as the tide went out. We do not usually see them, unless the weather is exceptionally warm!!
This hour glass features a working compass on both ends--you unscrew a lid to reveal it. Hand-made in India, purchased by my husband for me as a gift in Bangladesh.
I used these textures:
Warm Vintage Holiday Texture
www.flickr.com/photos/26499572@N08/5261569837/
From Flickr Textures for Layers:
Braised pig cheeks on buttered swede and a cider sauce. Kat had these and liked them (though not the sauce so much). At The Compass, Penton Street.
Compass rose on a streetlight in Sitges, near Barcelona. The light in this coastal resort in November is staggering.
The first time I have seen them installed on a bus
#16 Arbutus southbound on Granville. Note the yellow plastic bag over the firebox. Free rides for all.
www.translink.ca/en/Fares-and-Passes/Compass-Card.aspx does not seem to cover the use of the reader with cards other than Compass - note the other logos