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People you meet on the streets. I met this character on the streets of Paris when I was there in 2017. How time flies. He called his bike a time machine. To purchase my images: www.tombrichta.smugmug.com
A long row of Snow Geese are feeding in this freshly turned soil. Perhaps the farmer had actually seeded a cover crop, which is a bonus for the Snow Geese.
Since in lockdown mode at my house I have decided to shoot couple still-life pictures of my old 1950’s Coke Machine at my house. I used a Fujifilm XH1 with 18x55mm in Velvia Vivid film simulation. I inherited the machine from my Dad who work for the Coca-Cola Company for 27 years.
After they get off the commuter train on time and get out of the Tokyo Metro station there is an atrium where the high-speed elevators deliver employees to their offices within thirty seconds. They don’t waste even one minute. Everything in their society including themselves is controlled by the machines they made.
Taken in Nakano-Sakaue Sunbright Twin
Nakano-sakaue Station, Tokyo.
© Graeme Webb 2011. All rights reserved.
Another old typewriter. This pre-dates even me, and is a marvellous piece of machinery. As I sit here typing away on my itty bitty wireless keyboard, I feel somewhat disconnected from the process which is taking place. With these old machines, we were very much a part of the process and it felt right somehow.
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A simple Spirograph style LEGO drawing machine.
There are definitely more elaborate ones out there, but I wanted to create a relatively simple one that could still create some cool designs.
Video of it in action, with details on how it works: youtu.be/1Ihjh_F7jn0
Building instructions and more info: jkbrickworks.com/simple-drawing-machine/
♁ Jumping Spider / Springspinnen (Aelurillus v-insignitus)
Same spider as in the previous shot, but at a wider angle. To me, she looks kind of like a tank on hilly terrain.
This vintage Ransomes threshing machine was being demonstrated at the Heddington & Stockley Steam Rally and Country Fair. The old tractor behind was being started up to provide power to the machine via a long belt.
Vickers Gun.
We see them mounted on their steeds dressed in WW1 uniforms in the Anzac Day March.
They also make appearances at a variety of community activities.
They are the men and ladies who are the proud members of the 7th Light Horse Regiment Menangle Historical Troop and their mission is to keep alive the traditions and customs of the Australian Light Horse.
The Troop had a static display at the Belgenny Farm History Showcase which was held 18 August 2019.
A period replica white tent was erected which contained an amount of memorability of the era but the highlight was this replica Vickers Machine Gun.
Made entirely of wood the gun was imported from its manufacturer Relics a UK based company that produces a huge range of replica military paraphernalia.
This replica was obtained due to the generosity of Club Menangle the major sponsor of the Troop.
Belgenny Farm, Camden, New South Wales, Australia.