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Another selection of aircraft sightings, this time in early 1977.
Very unusually for me, I do not have an exact date for a visit to Heathrow or Gatwick in February of that year. But it seems I subsequently discovered that two aircraft noted at Heathrow were there on 19th February. And just the other day I discovered that there was an England - France rugby match at Twickenham on the 19th too which could well explain why two Europe Aero Service Vanguards were present at Gatwick.
My theory is that I met up with my brother Martin at Heathrow as he would have known about these, and also I've a feeling that unusual Convair 880 had been parked there for a few days. So we made a trip to Gatwick in the afternoon?
Of note is that the Vanguards would have been in a basic Air Canada livery with EAS titles and logo, but I never got a photo of either of them. The Convair, which did meet my lens, showed a vague similarity to the Cathay Pacific livery.
I should add at this point that it seems I 'officially' stopped 'collecting civil' on 31st December 1976 so for airliners it was photos only. That must have influenced my notes as on 5th March 1977 they are quite brief. Of note is the Iran Air 707 with a U.S. registration - that would certainly not happen today!
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Handbound notebooks with handmade paper for covers. Bound using chopsticks on the spine.
I have an online tutorial for making these books:
myhandboundbooks.blogspot.com/2007/07/bookbinding-101-cho...
Brain Pocket, a new leather notebook from Japan. Its a hand-made product from Japan.
Check it out at Brain Pocket.
I will upload nicer photos later as i only have my iphone with me. Therefore the picture isnt clear.
I decided to use my lomo notebook as a daily journal, illustrating what I do everyday, or at least on the most interesting ones (:
That's the first page.
The other day I almost cackled with glee when I noticed that the McGill Bookstore had received its new shipment of Clairefontaine notebooks. I bought the larger one you see here to replace the notepads I had been using at my desk to plan my day, record happenings, jot down notes, phone messages, etc. It stays at my desk, with my work.
The small Clairefontaine (also grid paper) is my general purpose, always with me, notebook.
The moleskine was meant first for recording 'big phd ideas', and then relegated to 'big ideas', and in general, doesn't get much use. In fact, I've stopped carrying it around with me.
I would recommend the Clairefontaine notebooks over Moleskines. They are of excellent quality, have a good spiral binding (takes up less place, easy to hold in hand and write with anywhere), and cost a lot less then the Moleskines (the two Clairefontaines picutred here together cost less then half of what the Moleskine set me back).
For We're Here! who are visiting Notebook Mods today.
Just a quick snap as I've been battling a cold.
These Field Notes pocket notebooks are great, but they slowly disintegrate in my pocket.
The duct tape seen here was applied while on the road in Illinois. I was in the lobby of a hotel reviewing my notes from the previous day, when the cover split in two. The lady working the registration desk was kind enough to locate a roll of duck tape for me and a few pieces later, it was good as new.
Mouse Theme Swap - (made for smilesalot7)
Hand drawn and hand painted with acrylic...I love a mouse in a bowtie! Hot air balloon is stamped, die cut, and adhered with dimensional foam for a 3D effect. Clouds are die cut. Book has a sturdy front and back cover with 30 total interior pages of blue, grey and pink paper. Book pages are bound in a hand sewn method using embroidery floss. Notebook is ATC size (2.5" X 3.5").