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These are the sachets I made for my Aunt for Mother's Day--which btw, I thought was today.....LOL. Better to be early.....
I am so happy these are all completed. This is not how they will be displayed in the Container but I like this arrangement as well.
I have a series of posts on my blog for further details about this project.
Building work is complete at the new hospital. Rich congratulates Cameron on a job well done while a couple of the builders enjoy one last look at the view from the helipad
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With 40145 at the head of the CFPS Charter , the 1Z49 Castleton Hepwood - Stratford Upon Avon , 57315 is very much the support act for the day as the formation passes Kilnhurst.
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Moulamein, NSW
A Furphy water cart on my brother's farm in south western NSW.
These carts are quite well known in rural Australia and were designed and manufactured by blacksmith John Furphy in Shepparton, Victoria in the late 19th century until 1983. They were used on many farms early in that period and also used by Australian troops in World War I.
This one was used by my family for bush and grass fires and now sits in "retirement" on the farm.
There is an Australian slang expression "furphy" which means an erroneous or improbable story and is rumoured to have derived from people gathering and talking around the water cart back in the day but this story too may well be a furphy!
More on its meaning and supposed origin here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furphy
A monument to the soldiers of the Polish Home Army who died resisting Soviet occupation and later domination between 1945-54 in Augustów, Poland. The monument was completed in 2013.
The memorial is dedicated to the “Cursed Soldiers of the Fallen in the Borderlands”, almost entirely forgotten outside Poland. More than 650 soldiers, many of them known only by noms de guerre, presumably to protect their families from reprisals, are commemorated on the monument.
The inscription reads: “They survived until the end on the lost posts, they gave their lives for Poland, the faith of their ancestors and human freedom. They well deserved their homeland.”
Dominating the monument is the eagle that is the national symbol of Poland.
I have so far been unable to find any information about the sculptor.
When nature brings two together, who were meant to be. An everlasting bond is formed, which makes the heart complete. ~Misty Dawn
Accept the things to which fate binds you, and love the people with whom fate brings you together, but do so with all your heart. ~Marcus Aurelius
Noa's cottage has (temporarily) been moved to the other side of the patio. We got new neighbours, and the old ugly wall between our patio and their backyard has been demolished. Until there is a new wall, Noa will have to camp in her cottage and a makeshift pen against the opposite wall. She won't be able to play on the patio for a while, because there's a 6m long open passage to the neighbours' backyard and driveway - and thus the public road - when there's no wall.
Recently I updated from Nexus 6P that I bought 5 years ago to iPhone 12 Pro Max. A good thing, as the phone died as I tried to reset it to the original condition. Deep from the recess of the phone, images that I took emerged on my new phone. I will try to process them. I am not sure if all photos are mine. I assume that all photos taken by Nexus 6P are mine, as i do not know anybody who has or had this phone. Mostly, I do not know where I TOOK THE PHOTOS, EVEN THOUGH I DO HAVE A DATE, LONGITUDE AND LATIUTUDE.
This is a collage of 2 images, and one appears twice ;-)
This one took a while! I'm not sure I want to do any more large-scale Stackrylics again.
It measure 22", and is made from layers laser-cut from 1/8" acrylic sheet.
It took about 6 hour to glue - 6 fume-filled hallucination-inducing hours.
THIS IS NOT FOR SALE
Say hello to Amelia. I imagine that she's totally jaunty and likes to dance into the wee hours of the morning.
I'm not so great with the stem stitch yet, so I gotta keep trying!
Link from the always fantastic Sublime Stitching.
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Whimsy wooden swings with lights, comes with hooks for indoor ceilings. Make the ropes longer or shorter depending on your ceiling height. Shadowing on the poles and bump maps for those with advance lighting.
Photo prise au festival Complètement Cirque de Montréal
Babel, spectacle extérieur gratuit conçu pour le festival
Parc Émilie-Gamelin
Babel- moon rising
Photo taken during the festival Complètement Cirque
Babel was a free outdoor show that was created for the festival
Montréal, Québec
A set of MARC coaches, being used by SEPTA, completes a station stop at Neshaminy Falls, PA with ACS-64 #906 on the rear.
The bus looks fantastic carrying its big LRT lothians, this is as I remember them and I am so happy with the way the bus has came out. Myself and Graham along with my father Brian have spent 15 years worth of Sundays grafting to get the bus restored. God only knows how many hours we have spent on the bus, but the £ spent would make a grown man cry... but seeing the bus today complete and driving makes every penny spent worth it. Going forward I have a range of smaller jobs to do on the bus and we will work into 2021 getting it ready for presentation to an MOT station then we can see about have a bit of fun driving her about Edinburgh again.