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I was coming up from a dive when I spotted this. The camera was set to a white balance for deeper water (more red, so the jellyfish was whiter in reality), but I thought that the effect was nice. Garnish Pier, County Cork, August 2007.
This vehicle was arriving at Crowborough Rail Station on KCC/ESCC Contracted? Route 229 from Tunbridge Wells in Kent.
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Compass Bus GX62CNN in Saltdean coming to the end of service 47 from Brighton Station via County Hospital - Brighton Marina. 08th May 2014.
"no direction, I am a compass
constantly spinning
constantly searching for the end
never reaching our destination
but the goal was never when
or where
or who;
it was only you"
Lithograph. Source:WikiArt.org
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Just a 150-year-old German divider sitting on my desk at work. This is the first instrument I purchased, and it started my fascination with antique drafting equipment. I picked this up in 1992 from an open market in Vienna, Austria.
The National Maritime Museum in Amsterdam.
The glass roofing:
Its self-supporting construction is made up of thousands of pieces of glass in a metal frame.
Roof Facts:
- Self-sustaining construction of 34 x 34 metres.
-Inspired by the compass lines on old nautical charts.
-160.000 kg steel and 40.000 kg glass.
City: Amsterdam.
Country: Netherlands.
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This is my Silva compass. Part of its perspex base has broken off. It's little used now that Google Maps and OS maps online make instruments like this almost obsolete. However, it does not need batteries, nor does it lose its signal, so still useful as a backup. Probably about fifty years old now and still working.
Pilot G-Tec-C4 rollerball
One spot of Cass Art watercolour
Seawhite A4 concertina sketchbook
Inktober '21 No 16
#Inktober2021
Compass from the Commuter, a diesel flat-top ferry built in 1960. She carried cars and trucks from Marblehead to Kelleys Island. Seen at the Maritime Museum of Sandusky, Ohio.
Every Christmas a star is lit on Cabot Tower overlooking the city. This year there is a new one.
(Signal Hill, St. John's)
A large old compass.
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89/365 Compass
Early morning reflection.
Poznan, Poland
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WEMBLEY 26/02/2023 Newcastle United vs Manchester United. Around 160 coaches turned up for the Carabao Cup Final and as usual a good selection of makes and models of varying ages came to have their photos taken by the assembled bus photting community. Highlights for this visit were a pair of McGill's Tourismos, a 1994 Jonckheere Monaco that has recently been on a couple of aid trips to Ukraine, 3x new Volvo 9700s for Sky Coaches, a mysterious Van Hool Astromega, and a suitably decorated minibus in NUFC colours!
Seen in Brighton Seafront on route 47
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