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The Flickr Lounge-Lock, Key or Both Photo #3
We ran an errand to the cycle shop this morning and while I was waiting on Stu, I saw this beautiful lock and chain on the fence.
Using simple tools I made from a broken hacksaw blade, I am easily able to pick the old deadbolt lock that was on our front door when we bought the house. We changed the locks to a type with spool shaped pins to prevent this from happening.
The lock of hair given to me by my first girlfriend who lived next to lock 74, Grand Union Canal
Whilst clearing my things from the attic of my erstwhile house a few years back I found a box of letters, diaries and other ephemera. This was tucked in the back of my 1974 diary completely forgotten. The letters went in the skip ... didn't have the heart to throw this in too, she must have gone to a lot of trouble to make it. www.flickr.com/groups/a_catalogue_of_small_things/
Deep in the woods is a footbridge across the river Dart, but only if you have the key. The little stream in the forground feeds into the river Dart.
To culminate the Social Studies unit in 3rd grade, all third grade classes at our school walked to town and visited the City Hall where we met the mayor, the police department and the jail, the Alapaha Bank, the Chamber of Commerce (the oldest jail building in Georgia), a beauty salon (with tanning bed and massage), and the court house.
17 January 2009. Mereworth castle is in private ownership and the only chance to catch a glimpse of this beautiful building through the locked gates is when the leaves are off the trees.
It was built (1720-1725) in the Palladian style for the Honourable John Fane. To do so he had the existing village of Mereworth demolished and moved half a mile to the north west.
Illuminated "Lock Boxes" sign inside the former USPS Rincon Annex, currently part of the Rincon Center.
San Francisco, California.
June, 2010
This is a replica of the lock tender's shanty which would have been at Lock 50, Gere's Lock . It can be seen at the Camillus Erie Canal Park on DeVoe Road. in Camillus. Back in its Enlarged Erie Canal days it would have been at Lock 50 just outside of Solvay on Gerelock Road.