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Florence + The Machine performs at the 2011 Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in Manchester, Tennessee. (Photo by Ava Tunnicliffe)
Quick! Catch that bandwagon!
Another post-apocalyptic gun. I'll most likely make a lot of these. I just love my post-apoc, what can I say?
This one's a machine gun (obviously). No stock, because the guy who threw it together presumably couldn't find one. He did find a laser pointer though.
I should point out the idea behind these is that they're all one-of-a-kind, because when living in a lawless wasteland it's often wise to make sure you always pack a bit more firepower than everyone else. Hence, everyone mods their guns beyond recognition.
Its been a busy week so I haven’t had the time I hoped to work on these images. I’ve split Friday up into 2 parts since a lot happened. Naturally it was raining, and not just a bit. It was the first time I’ve put a cover on my cameras. Not that it helped as the contacts on the 10-20 failed later that day. I managed to fix them though. So despite the heavy rain lots of people came out to see La Princesse awake for the very first time. It really was something else. Its legs stretched out and toyed with the crowd. La Princesse didn’t like to be confined and kicked the fences down. She headed up the steps by the arena and was attacked by jets of water. This didn’t stop her. She continued up and was forced back by fire and firecrackers. This scared her and she headed back down the steps. Once back at the base the scientists turned on the sleep snow and sent La Princesse back to sleep. For a while…
This old Pepsi machine probably has seen much better days. I have heard this building was an old country store at one time, but it would have closed in the early 1960s at the very latest. It's on Horse Creek Road near the junction with Swan Creek Road, Ohio Township, Gallia County, Ohio.
There's something brilliant about this machine - it's the kind of thing a child might come up with. It's full of conveyer belts, lifts, pistons, things that shove casks onto other conveyers, and a man with a hammer tapping kegs.
Unlike the Guinness Storehouse tour in Dublin, the Fuller's brewery takes you round the actual place where they make the actual beer. In this room though, the machine was so loud that I couldn't quite hear what it did...
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Koffeeone import the Best Coffee Machines from Italy and Europe for your workplace, your café, your restaurant, registered club or hotel. Koffeeone are now leading the way with the distribution of our Carimali Automatic Coffee Machines , these wonderful Espresso Coffee Machines are recognized as some of the very Best Coffee Machines on the market. Our flagship machine is the Carimali Multi Commercial Coffee Machines , we have also introduced to our range the Carimali Armonia Commercial Coffee Machines . We have many articles in our news section for you to read and view about our customers who have already installed one of our Espresso Coffee Machines
Knowing how big of a Sis Boom fan Jenny is, I used all Jennifer P fabrics & finished one end in a ruffle and the other a selvedge. Blogged: sewfunbymonique.blogspot.com/2011/01/sewing-machine-cover...
One-third scale Pacific-type steam locomotives built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. Now living at Swanton Pacific RailRoad near Santa Cruz, CA. This is the third of four sister locomotives. She's in the machine shop getting her boiler looked after. The forth never-completed locomotive lives at the California Railway Museum in old town Sacramento, CA. I made a picture of the forth locomotive, 1915, last month.