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This Exa reflex camera with Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar lens 50mm / 2.8 was manufactured by Ihagee in Dresden. It is a variant only from 1959 with embossed lettering, already one year later a new model with a new front plate appeared. According to the invoice, this excellently preserved camera was sold in Halle on 30.6.1960. In the original box there is also the warranty certificate, a lens hood and a beautiful leather case as well as the instruction manual. Everything works perfectly, but it is actually too good to use...
This is also probably October 1980, but it's not clear (to me) what is happening here. By the position of the tail lamp, this Class 126 set may just have arrived - but why it has been put into the far platform and where it has come from are lost in the deep recesses of my memory.
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Weston Bike Night 19 07 2012
This weekly Thursday meet during the summer is based at the sea front in the sea side resort of Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, UK.
It is organised by the Riders Branch of the British legion, all bikes donate £1 to enter and all proceeds go the charity "The Poppy Appeal".
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Welcome to the parlor of rest,
where silence is sold upfront,
and the dead man’s gentle smile
comes courtesy of makeup well done.
Here no clients ever complain,
no refunds for poor service,
the bodies arrive, the living pay,
and profit blooms without pretense.
The coffin may gleam in mahogany,
or sag in cheap pine, wallet decides,
for even in the elegant grave
criticism never truly dies.
Flowers wither, grief is invoiced,
the mass scheduled right on time,
and the corpse, so quiet, never protests
if austerity’s package is assigned.
O funeral home, temple of profit,
where death is dressed in gala attire,
and the departed, voiceless, futureless,
is the perfect client… who never complains.
Today's story and sketch "by me", the first thing you will notice in the sky is Rescue Randy who just moments ago, should have been entering the Man Cave worm hole nine Stargate, on his way to orbit the Planet Bungho for two weeks test piloting the new experimental intergalactic, multidimensional space craft for "FSU" Flying Stuff University. But just seconds before entering the Stargate, he received a message on his DO, private communications device, "Date Organizer". Randy uses the DO to keep his free time uncomplicated. The "DO" message was from Long Tall Sally you see in the lower left wearing a short party dress with a flowery belt. Sally is a Beaked Fluufal from the Planet Soorthu, Randy dated Sally a short while on Soorthu, when he and JB when were on Soorthu Repooessing a starefreighter for Big Louie's Leasing company, which will have to be a story for another time. Sally called Randy to let him know she was not only on Earth, but was on vacation at Randy and JB's Playa Beautimus Retirement Resort for a couple of weeks, and if Randy could come out to the desert to play. Randy the most interesting living tissue crash test dummy in the Cosmos, normally because of his professional crash test dummy ethics would never take a passenger on A mission as dangerous as this upcoming two weeks being alone orbiting Bungho, Today Randy is making a passenger exception, and will also invoice "FSU" for Sally as his co pilot, and extra provisions he picked up in route, two extra cases of assorted Moon Pies and three cases each of Sally's favorite wine beverages, Thunderbird, Ripple, and Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill. Until next time taa ta the Rod Blog.
I did my month end paperwork and invoicing today. I went to see my customer Ruth and saw this deer by her house. I wasn't going to stop but I changed my mind. I decided to take it's photo. I took several shots as I tried to get one without things in the background and where it was looking at the camera. This was the last photo I took but was my favorite one. :D Taken in Victoria B.C. Canada
Small print - Invoices placed front to back under glass - backlit with flash - RAW file processed as monochrome. Nikkor 105 Micro AIS w/PN11 tube
I always wanted to make this, so I finally did.
Thanks to my friend Dan Wallace, author of The Jedi Path, for helping with some of the minute details.
1981 Mazda 323 1.5 auto 5-door.
Supplied by Rays Car Sales of Lambeth (London) and West Croydon (Mazda & Polski FIAT).
Last taxed in September 1991.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"V5 Present
MoT Exempt
Chassis number: BD105100541161
"This 1981 Mazda 323 is a rare survivor, with the vendor informing us that it's completely original (apart from the tyres). It remained with the same family from new until very recently, passing from a father to his son, and has only covered 25,088 miles from new.
"The Mazda was taken off the road until 1990, after which it was stored in a garage and not started in that time. It was lightly recommissioned at the start of this year. The 323 is still in its original state, with the vendor telling us that the only things that have been replaced are the tyres, which have been superseded by new Dunlops as the original SP4s were flat after 30 years if standing.
"The panels display no signs of welding, filler, dents or scratches, although they do have some small patches of surface rust in places. The underbody was Waxoyled from new, and so is still surviving very well. The mileage is recorded at 25,088.
"Inside, the cabin is as original as the exterior; the velour upholstery has no marks, tears or splits anywhere, with the same true of the carpets, door cards and dashboard. The original toolkit is complete and unused and there is a spare set of keys.
"The paperwork folder includes the old style V5, sales brochure, Haynes manual, Mazda 'customer repair manual', owner's manual, price list, and warrant and service booklet (albeit this is only stamped up to the first service). The original sales invoice is present, showing the car a purchase price of July 1981, along with MoT test certificates from 1987, 1988, 1989 and 1990. There are a number of miscellaneous bills from 1981 to 1989, together with the most up-to-date invoice - from October 2021 - for four new Dunlop Street Response tyres, costing a total of £300."
Sold for £3564 (including premium). It was offered with no reserve.
Schönbrunn Palace, the former imperial summer residence of the Hapsburgs, features 1,414 rooms. In 1569, Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian II purchased a large floodplain of the Wien River beneath a hill where a former owner, in 1548, had erected a mansion called Katterburg. During the next century, the area was used as a hunting and recreation ground. After the death of her husband, Ferdinand II, Eleonora Gonzaga added a palace to the Katterburg mansion between 1638 to 1643. In 1642, the first mention of the name "Schönbrunn" came on an invoice. The Schönbrunn Palace in its present form was built and remodeled from 1740 thorough the 1750s during the reign of empress Maria Theresa, who received the estate as a wedding gift. Franz I commissioned the redecoration of the palace exterior in neoclassical style as it appears today. Following the downfall of the Habsburg monarchy in November 1918, the palace became the property of newly founded Austrian Republic and was preserved as a museum.
Photography is not allowed inside the palace.
This is one of my lawns we cut today. Such a beautiful day for October. 23 Degrees. I have a full day of paperwork, invoicing and insurance duties tomorrow. Wish I could just do nothing but maybe next Sunday. 😃 I hope everyone has a great Sunday.
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158 makes her cautious way along Alfred Street.
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1976 MG Midget 1500.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Chassis number: GAN6177848G. This 1976 MG Midget, finished in Chartreuse Yellow, was previously owned by a British Leyland employee, who bought it when he retired. However, it was apparently little-used and kept in a heated garage instead. The Midget is believed to be totally original, never painted or welded, and Ziebarted from new - the only non-original item is thought to be the stainless steel exhaust. Its last MoT test was in January 2020 (at 16,364 miles) with no advisories, after which it was just driven back from the test centre. The mileage indicated by the odometer, of 16,364 miles, is believed to be genuine but can't be warranted because of the long periods of lay-up. The car comes with its current and some past V5Cs, original bill of sale (£1777.28 in August 1976), owner's handbook, MG Passport to Service booklet, and some invoices - including four new tyres in March 2020. There are MoT certificates from 1996, 2014, 2016 and 2020, as well as a letter from the previous owner clarifying that the car was taken off the road from 1997 through to at least 2005. Included in the boot are the original tool kit, tonneau and hood cover."
Sold for £4968 including premium (estimate: £3750 to £4750).
The closed Sallins station is being rebuilt in anticipation of suburban services starting between Dublin and Kildare as 055 passes with an eastbound engineers train.
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80-class 98 was delivered to NIR in June 1978 and looks very "just out of the box" at Whitehead, possibly with a local service and probably in October 1978.
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The end of March my new Oly mirrorless broke. I charged the battery, but the camera kept saying battery empty. Same thing with a new battery and charger.
I sent in to Olympus but wasn’t sure. I’d only had it six months and I’d bought from Dell and their invoice and packing list did not reference the serial number.
Olympus sent me a new camera. I was already an Oly girl, but this really sealed the deal. I love my Olympus cameras!
1993 Ford Sierra 1.6i Azura.
Supplied by W T H Cutting of Walpole St Andrew (Ford).
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Three owners from new, the last registered for fifteen years. Described by the vendor as an original car. The December 2017 MoT was issued without advisories. It comes with a history file containing the original service book with five stamps between 1993 and 1999, various MoTs dating from 2002 to present, owner's handbooks, a few invoices and manuals. Chassis number WF0AXXGBBAND26580.
V5 present
MoT December 2018
Recorded mileage 3,110
Estimate: No Reserve
Result: £1,400."
1995 Mercedes 300GE LWB auto.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"V5 Present
MoT Mar 2023
Chassis number: WDB46322827102916
Mercedes‑Benz's tough and enduring G‑Class (G‑Wagen) was launched in 1979, and remains in production today, albeit having gone through many updates and luxurious upgrades over the decades. This example dates from November 1995 and is a six‑cylinder 2962cc 170bhp petrol variant, with automatic transmission. It is fitted with rear bench seats, full leather, electric sunroof and power‑operated driver's seat. The vendor tells us it is all original.
"The vehicle has a fresh MoT, valid until the end of March 2023. Five former registered keepers are recorded on the V5C and the odometer shows 101,050 miles, which is backed‑up by the history.
"The paperwork file includes the V5C and MoT certificates dating back to 1998, which help to confirm the present mileage. There's a very large stack of invoices from throughout the G‑Wagen's life, including one for a gloss black roof wrap in 2019 for £270. The original leather book pack is also with the car and contains the owner's manual, car security guide, radio instructions and the service book, which shows shows servicing up to 98,905 miles in July 2019 ‑ further confirming the mileage. There's also a spare set of keys with remote control fob attached."
Unsold. Estimate: £20,000 to £25,000.
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What happened three days ago is a very bad story, a 63-year-old man shot two women in the face, one 48 years old, the other 49 years old, and then took his own life, all of which happened in a town in the province of Catania, one of them allegedly had an extramarital affair with the killer: in 2022 120 women were killed, 97 of them were killed in the family or emotional sphere, of these 57 died for hand of the partner or former partner. This tragic and sad incipit linked to the ever-present drama of feminicides, to introduce the photographic story that I made in the town of Savoca (Messina - Sicily) on 08/13/2022, of a very particular representation that was held last time in August 2018; is a narration that pits Evil (a devil armed with a long grappling hook) against Good (Saint Lucia, who holds a silver palm leaf in her hands), the Evil-Devil tries to seduce-distract Saint Lucia with own grappling hook, instead Saint Lucia remains impassive in front of her flattery: violence against women in this very suggestive representation finds distant and deep roots, Saint Lucia actually represents those women who in medieval times had to suffer the abuses perpetrated by the Baron of Savoca nicknamed "Barone Altadonna", which making use of the law "ius primae noctis" (from the Latin "right of the first night"), referred to the "right" according to which a feudal lord could rape a newly married woman on her wedding night. Therefore, this is a photographic narration that speaks of the eternal struggle that takes place between good and evil, which speaks of a dark period of history, speaks of the violence suffered by women but also by those who belonged to the poorest social classes, historical facts that have been handed down to us in the form of a story and associated-transmuted in the martyrdom of Saint Lucia, this is what happens in the town of Savoca (Sicily). This is a report of the living representation of the martyrdom of Saint Lucia (patron saint of the city of Savoca); the cult of the young Saint of Syracuse seems to date back to the fifteenth century, under the influence of Spanish traditions. The living re-enactment of the history of St. Lucia takes place on two consecutive days, Saturday and Sunday: here I try to tell some moments of Saturday, the day during which the celebration does not take place in its full beauty, it is the day during which "the silver palm" is delivered "from the Lucia of the previous edition" to the "Lucia of the current edition", it is the day during which the last details are tested, above all the "impassivity of the little girl who impersonates Saint Lucia", lovingly called "the Lucia".. And 'This is a historical event which speaks of Demons and Angels: Saint Lucy refused to marry a rich and powerful suitor (Lucy declared She was married in Christ), which reported the Christian faith of Lucia to prefect Pascasio that ordered his Praetorian Guard to drag Lucia with a rope to a place of prostitution; legend has it that the Holy became heavy, they then tried to drag it with the help of oxen, but it was impossible to move it from where he stood; failing in this, it was then given the order to cavarle eyes, but the young martyr (native of Syracuse) her eyes reappeared.
In the village of Savoca a young girl, affectionately called the "Lucy" is carried on the shoulder of a porter along the streets of the country (sitting on a pillow tied on the shoulder of a man, but in fact men are two); the young Saint remains impassive in the face of demonic temptations: the Devil, called in Sicilian dialect "u Diavulazzu, shake, shakes, turns his pitchfork in an attempt to "distract" the Saint.
The first day of this representation, on Saturday, in an old church in Savoca, the two girls who impersonate the Lucia, of the current year and the previous year, meet with the delivery of palm; the traditional event which we witness on Saturday, has all the appearance of an important rehearsal for the next day, on Sunday when the traditional festival will take place in all its beauty.
Sunday: on top of the procession there are the "Jews" (the emissaries of the prefect Pascasio) along with some Angels, is located immediately after the wagon drawn by two cows from which branches off a rope that will arrive to Saint Lucia (a girl of six years); between her and the cows there are Roman soldiers, who make their way through the crowd squirming like crazy; to hold the rope there are also male figures; the job of Devil (his mask is made of wood, whose invoice is dated, it seems, of the 400') is to distract the little Saint with the help of a long stick equipped of curved points, called "u 'croccu": Lucia hardly is deceived by the promises of the evil one, she will not abandon the state of her property concentration, aided in this by staring, almost in a trance, a small palm branch in silver , she brings devoutly in her hands.It's very important to mention the Baron Baldassarre (nicknamed Baron Altadonna), who applied without any hesitation the practice of Jus de seigneur: using this law the Baron obliged the young brides to spend the wedding night in his alcove. It 'very possible that in the representation of Saint Lucia of Savoca the character of the Devil tempting young Santa with his pitchfork, in reality is nothing but himself, Baron Altadonna, so allegorically described in this traditional Sicilian feast: the figure of the Devil if one takes into account what historians relate, does not belong more to the legend, but sadly to actual event happened.
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E' una bruttissima storia quanto accaduto tre giorni fa, un uomo di 63 anni, ha ucciso a colpi di pistola in pieno volto due donne, una di 48 anni, l'altra di 49 anni, per poi togliersi la vita, il tutto accaduto in una cittadina in provincia di Catania, una di loro avrebbe avuto una relazione extraconiugale con l'assassino: nel 2022 sono state 120 le donne uccise, 97 di loro sono state uccise in ambito familiare o affettivo, di queste 57 hanno trovato la morte per mano del partner o ex partner. Questo tragico e triste incipit legato al sempre attuale dramma dei femminicidi, per introdurre il racconto fotografico che ho realizzato nella cittadina di Savoca (Messina - Sicilia) il 13/08/2022, di una particolarissima rappresentazione che si era tenuta l'ultima volta nell'agosto del 2018; è una narrazione che vede contrapposto il Male (un diavolo armato di un lungo rampino), al Bene (Santa Lucia, che stringe tra le mani una foglia di palma d'argento), il Male-Diavolo tenta di sedurre-distrarre Santa Lucia col proprio rampino, invece Santa Lucia resta impassibile davanti le sue lusinghe: la violenza sulle donne in questa rappresentazione molto suggestiva, trova radici lontane e profonde, Santa Lucia in realtà rappresenta quelle donne che in epoca medioevale dovevano subire gli abusi perpetrati dal Barone di Savoca soprannominato "Barone Altadonna", che avvalendosi della legge "ius primae noctis" (dal latino "diritto della prima notte"), si riferiva al “diritto” secondo cui un signore feudale poteva violentare una donna appena sposata durante la sua prima notte di nozze. Quindi questa è una narrazione fotografica che parla dell'eterna lotta che avviene tra il bene ed il male, che parla di un periodo buio della storia, che parla delle violenze subite dalle donne ma anche da tutti coloro che appartenevano alle classi sociali più povere, fatti storici che sono stati tramandati fino a noi in forma di racconto ed associati-trasmutati nel martirio di Santa Lucia, questo è quanto accade nel paese di Savoca (Sicilia). Questo è un report della rappresentazione vivente del martirio di Santa Lucia (Santa patrona della città di Savoca); il culto della giovane Santa di Siracusa sembra risalire al XV secolo, sotto l'influenza delle tradizioni spagnole. La rievocazione vivente della storia di Santa Lucia avviene in due giornate consecutive, il sabato e la domenica: qui tento di raccontare alcuni momenti della giornata del sabato, giorno durante il quale la festa non si svolge nel pieno della sua bellezza, è il giorno durante il quale “la palma d’argento” viene consegnata “dalla Lucia della edizione precedente” alla “Lucia dell’attuale edizione”, è il giorno durante il quale si testano gli ultimi dettagli, soprattutto si mette alla prova “l’impassibilità della bambina che impersona Santa Lucia”, chiamata amorevolmente “la Lucia”. E' questa una rievocazione storica che parla di Demoni ed Angeli: la storia rievoca di quando la Santa, si rifiutò di andare in sposa ad un suo ricco e potente pretendente (essendosi dichiarata Cristiana e sposa in Cristo), il quale per vendetta riferì della fede Cristiana di Lucia al prefetto Pascasio; costui diede ordine ai suoi pretoriani di trascinare Lucia con una corda fino ad un lupanare, un luogo di prostituzione; la leggenda narra che la Santa divenne pesantissima, si tentò allora di trascinarla con l'ausilio dei buoi, ma fu impossibile smuoverla da dove si trovava; non riuscendo in ciò, fu allora dato l'ordine di cavarle gli occhi, ma alla giovane martire (nativa di Siracusa) gli occhi le rispuntarono. Nel paese di Savoca una giovane ragazza, chiamata con affetto "la Lucia" viene portata in spalla lungo le vie del paese (seduta su di un cuscino legato sulla spalla di un uomo; in realtà gli uomini portatori sono due, dandosi il cambio l'un l'altro); la giovane Santa rimane impassibile di fronte alle tentazioni demoniache: il Diavolo, chiamato in dialetto siciliano "u Diavulazzu, agita, scuote, fa ruotare il suo forcone nel tentativo di "distrarre" la Santa ma, vani saranno i suoi tentativi. Il primo giorno di questa rappresentazione, il sabato, in una vecchia chiesa di Savoca, le due bambine che impersonano la Lucia, dell'anno in corso e dell'anno precedente, si incontrano con la consegna della palma da una bimba all'altra; l'evento tradizionale al quale si assiste il sabato, ha tutto l'aspetto di una importante prova generale per il giorno dopo, quando la domenica la festa tradizionale avverrà in tutta la sua bellezza. La domenica: in cima alla processione ci sono i "Giudei" (gli emissari del prefetto Pascasio) insieme ad alcuni Angeli, subito dopo si trova il carro tirato da due giumente dalle quali si diparte una corda che giungerà fino a cingere il fianco della bimba che impersona Santa Lucia (una bambina di sei anni); tra lei e le giumente ci sono i soldati Romani, che si fanno largo tra la folla dimenandosi a più non posso; a tenere la corda ci sono anche delle figure maschili che evitano che gli strattonamenti dei soldati romani possano giungere fino alla Santa (ricordiamolo, che è legata a quella corda); davanti alla Santa piroetta il diavolo tentatore, u' Diavulazzu (la maschera è in legno, la cui fattura è datata, sembra, del 400'), il cui compito è quello di distrarre la piccola Santa con l'aiuto di un lungo bastone dotato di punte ricurve, chiamato dialettalmente "u' croccu": Lucia difficilmente si lascerà ingannare dalle promesse del Maligno, non abbandonerà quel suo stato di immobile concentrazione, aiutata in ciò dal fissare, quasi in stato di trance, un piccolo ramo di palma in argento, che lei stringe devotamente tra le sue mani. E’ fondamentale menzionare tra i vari personaggi storici della tradizione, il barone Baldassarre, vissuto in Savoca in epoca medioevale, soprannominato barone Altadonna, che applicava senza remora alcuna la pratica della Jus primae noctis: avvalendosi di questa legge il barone obbligava le giovani spose a trascorrere la prima notte di nozze nella sua alcova. E’ fortemente ipotizzabile che nella rappresentazione di Santa Lucia di Savoca il personaggio del Diavolo che tenta la giovane Santa col suo forcone, in realtà non sia altro che egli stesso, il barone Altadonna, così allegoricamente descritto nella festa tradizionale siciliana: la figura del Diavolo, se si tiene conto di quanto narrano gli storici, non apparterrebbe più alla leggenda, ma a questo tristo personaggio realmente vissuto, che usava quotidianamente la moneta della prepotenza.
Getting into Dundalk station was almost impossible with barrier control and nobody manning the barriers outside train time. So we were not going to waste the opportunity, even if it did mean a brief interview with a Garda who looked about 16 and was obviously more terrified of us than we were of him!
In any event, we were rewarded with a shot of B152 & B162 sitting doing not very much with some kind of PW train.
Taken on an unknown date, probably in March 1975.
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1988 Austin Metro Vanden Plas auto 5-door.
Supplied by Dunstonian of Orpington (Austin Rover).
Last taxed in July 2016.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Current recorded keeper for the last 27 years, little used over the last seven years although MoT'd every year. Comes with the original service book, manuals, old MoT certificates and sundry invoices.
V5 present
MoT September 2017
Recorded mileage 20,580."
Sold for £1700 on an estimate of £1400 to £1600.