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These days, it's not common to see a sewing machine in every house as before. But there is no doubt that sewing machine was a symbol of the development of society.
A Lindo Style Creation. www.lindostyle.com my famous mini tops mobile cases now requested as bombonieries for special occasion
Christian has been hard at work replacing the bottom boards on the machine shed. This photo doesn't look like much but he had to hand-dig down around each support beam and then also dig a trench alongside the building since the backhoe couldn't get close enough. As someone who has zero upper body strength, I can't believe he dug all that out by himself. Tough guy.
Rip the old boards off. Coat the beams in creosote and reinforce or replace them. Put new wood up. Fill in the hole.
My wife and I are checking in on our friend's cats while she is back home for Thanksgiving. On the way out of her building, I paused to make this photo in the laundry room.
All plies are tied together and then pulled down through the hollow spindle with something that looks just like an automobile dipstick, but with a hook on the end.
Machine Head
Mayhem Festival
@ San Manuel Amphitheater
San Bernardino, CA
July 9, 2011
All photos © Kaley Nelson - www.KaleyNelson.com
A museum dedicated to sewing machines of all sorts, open once a month.
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La Machine is a former mining town in the Nièvre département of Burgundy Franche-Comte region, central France. It has a population of 3,397 (2014).
This refurbished miniature steam train currently stands at the entrance to the town in Rue de Decize. Such a train may have been used to carry miners and materials above and/or under ground when the mine was operational.
Cheery and colorful vending machine in an otherwise dark and gloomy space between Shin-Sapporo Train Station (left) and a department store (right).
Got up at ten, studied then went to baby shower at three.
came home and studied off and on till nine.
Then at nine I went steady for a couple of hours.
OK, so Nephew has this computer game called "Crazy Machines". These gears are part of the game; you use them and other building components to make machines to accomplish little tasks. He loves the game, and wanted me to make a cake for his birthday party with his friends that looked JUST like these gears.
So this photo was my model for the gear cake.
Hudson, Ohio, USA, March 2008.
This is my second time-machine. In 1965 I started to take photography seriously. My teacher had a Yashica 635, wìth that Sun Aux, very impressive! Today I even had 1965 Plus-X prof in it. You can see the Sun-vignetting and the film-problems but what the heck!
BTW the developer was good old seventies Реактив, muddy like the Фиксаж, but I did use it without hesitation! See next pic for all that stuff.
For the first Time Machine look at 30 Dec 2011
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mainly for the betterment of ang's sanity, we went out and got a stroller. Ruby seems to like it a lot. My main consolation in having one of these bulky contraptions around the house is that I can walk through town with my $100 stroller and watch all the trendites with $1800 bugaboos strolling with just as much ease as me.
This tea leaf drying machine is 150 years old and came from Belfast. It is still in use at the Happy Valley tea plantation in Darjeeling.