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A sampling of custom trucks we've built at Hack Shack. Some dropped to the ground, and some lifted to the sky.
Two $8 Ikea Lack tables being converted to a cat tower. It's a hit so far. (Even before the sprinkling of catnip!)
This interesting bridge abuts Hackness Hall (over the wall on the left) and is unusual in that pedestrians get their own little bridge to pass through, there is one on the left, not too clearly seen here and out of use I guess as the modern road has no paved pathway on that side. Hackness Hall is the private country house of the Barons' Derwent ,a title taken from the local river and less of a mouthful than their workaday names, the current Baron being: Robin Evelyn Leo Vanden-Bempde-Johnstone, 5th Baron Derwent.
First hack: Put a DC Smily Roger sticker over the DefCon Badge's "O" - This is a long exposure, so the sweeping LED looks like a fully illuminated arc.
On Saturday 4 September 36 first direct volunteers took part in the NSPCC’s Ingleborough HACK (Hike Against Cruelty to Kids) and raised over £7200 in sponsorship.
Walkers on the NSPCC Hike Against Cruelty to Kids resting halfway through their endurance hike.
17/6/2006 - A challenging 40 mile walk for both walkers and operators stretching from Kirkbymoorside on the North Yorkshire Moors to Scarborough in the East.
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