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Issac Bell House
Shingle style
McKim, Mead and White, architects
Newport RI
Preservation Society of Newport County
1883
Robolucha (by Mekazoo) customised by me for the Patchtogether exhibition tour.
Note the protester's discarded placard.
This is the Kern Front Fault Line. It hasn't caused any major earthquakes in our area in a while. But the fault is always on the move. You can see the bump when I drive over it. The road is always being patched there. The road here was repaved in 1984. So you can see that the earth has moved the road a lot. I noticed though in the area where I live that bumps in the roads are starting to show up. Most noticably on Norris Road just South of Meadows Field in Oildale, California.
Finally, the front of the house has been buried and there is no more shiny metal. One day, this will be our front garden and the trench you can see will be a hedge.
Day 168 ~ Front Window
Anytime I am outside, this is where you will find Charlie… watching out the front window. I’ve been told that he whines and whimpers when I’m outside too. Aww.
These dunes are near the eastern end of dutch island Terschelling. When I took this picture this summer, they were basking in the sun. Being close to the sea, they are now likely to be windswept and wet!
Pulse Front turns on as the fire department marine unit responds to the "fire" at the Malt Plant. The Pulse Front installation runs from June 1-10, 2007 as part of LuminaTO, an arts festival in Toronto.
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You know Monday is going to start off bad when the garage door opens to this. Damn shouldn't have washed the car yesterday!
To hold together the tongue and groove siding that the door was made out of, I nailed plywood pieces to the back of it. The plywood was left over from when we had our roof replaced.