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I wanted to make notecards to go with the set that I uploaded earlier. You can see the original post here.
Original posting:
Card & magnet created for the HA "gogreen" challenge. I used a ribbon spool to make the magnet for my dd's teacher to show how much we appreciate her. I love the colors & design on the Unionbay tag I saved from my dd's shorts...such great inspiration!!
You can view the original tag, spool & more detailed photos here. TFL!
Materials used:
Unionbay tag
Ribbon Spool
Stamps: HA CL142 Thank You Messages & CL272 All Occasion Messages
Ink: StazOn Jet Black
Paper: Bazzill Basics (yellow swiss dot), Making Memories (green polka-dottie), Little Yellow Bicycle (pink polka-dottie & multi-colored polka-dottie) & AC White Textured Cardstock
Chipboard Butterflies: Cosmo Cricket (Girl Friday)
Pink Pearls: Hero Arts
Ric Rac: WalMart
C-bug & Scalloped Nestabilities
Clear box: www.clearbags.com/
Martha Stewart Crafts Classic Butterfly Punch
Bling: Hero Arts
Back shot from February 2017
Smoke from the Port Hills fires. February 15, 2017 Sumner Beach Christchurch, South Island, New Zealand.
The 2017 Port Hills fires were wildfires in the Port Hills of Christchurch, New Zealand. Two separate fires, several kilometres apart, started on Monday afternoon on 13 February 2017. By Wednesday night, the fires had combined to one large area. A helicopter crashed helping to fight the fires, causing the death of the pilot. Nine houses were destroyed and a further two were significantly damaged by the fires, and hundreds of residents were evacuated.
For more Info and photos: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_Port_Hills_fires
Putting some notes down for a class I am teaching next week... felt like I needed a break, and what better way to do that then breaking out the camera!
I wonder how many people looking at this still use a pen and paper, haha.
Side note, sometimes I forget just how awesome the 50mm 1.8 can be.
From photographer's notes- "The long awaited day came sixty two years after the last Pacific Electric Red car left Santa Monica. I was on that car and never in my wildest dreams thought we would see passenger rail return
to Santa Monica.
The day cleared up and became very hot. The attached photos were taken yesterday after standing and walking for 4 and a half hours in the Sun. This is my last big photo day on Expo and we are nearing 1500 pictures.
17th STREET
This event got off to a very slow start. We arrived at approx. 10:00 AM after driving on two heavily congested freeway. I was surprised to see no MTA personal on the spot. Because the even was advertised to leave at 11:00 AM. There was a Mass Electric pick up truck parked on the tracks blocking the Test car. I asked the fellows in the truck if they know when the car would leave. They said it would be after 12-noon because they were authorized to do a electrical test on the Overhead. Soon after a lady from the MTA walked by the truck and said something to them. Then she got on her radio and fifteen minutes
later they had taken off the jumper cable and left. lol Then the High Railer that at been parked at 17th & Colorado backed into and coupled on to Test Car 104. Awhile later after a conferencee with ten or twenty more people who arrived they put up the Pantograph. My understanding was the Overhead was not hot. At least the car did not operate under its own power.
ALONG COLORADO AVE
The car was towed West and moved right along thru the 17th St Station. It continued West to 7th St. At that point the High Railer
was uncoupled, turned around and coupled on the other end. From there it was pushed into the Northern most Station siding. It was amazing how many people gathered to watch something they had
never seen before. The construction workers in two buildings near the Terminal Station came down to the street to watch this event. Lots of people along the street were taking pictures with their cell phones.
They were about to start testing the remaining two station tracks when they discovered that they were unable to change the electric switches at the crossover. By that time we had enough pictures and decided to fight the 10 freeway back home.
Truly a special. Soon huge crowds will be brought to the beach by the Expo Line."
Alan Weeks (Photos) July 30, 2015
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.ONE HUNDRED NINETY
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The aunt always goes full of notes...
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A number of English bank notes and coins isolated on a white background..
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If you're ever in Paris head to Shakespeare & Co. I think I first went when I was 12 or 13, & when I bought a book there (Dorian Gray) they stamped the inside page with their logo. But not everyone thinks that's completely awesome like I do. They are no ordinary bookshop - oh, & I should mention that the majority of texts are in English, not French. I love the cluttered feel, & the piano was situated downstairs for ages, & I am so sure that upstairs used to be closed off. Maybe I just never ventured up there. But I did this time, & they have a party room (I am totally the type of person who would find a birthday party in a bookshop cool) & they were just tidying away from a kid's party. & they have sofas & beds to stretch out on & read for hours, & the piano has moved upstairs, & there was a little cubbyhole, big enough for a typewriter & seat. The wooden walls & ceiling of this cubbyhole were covered with notes, handwritten & typed, some folded up & some posted so you could read them without disturbing them. Most of them were in English, but written by people from so many different countries. The most common themes were love & heartbreak & moving on. I spent quite a while reading them.
Needless to say I loved it. This note stood out to me, so I took a photo. I handwrote my own note as the typewriter was out of ink, & I stuck it under the bar on your right as you sit down. It's on yellow Disney paper (because I'm awesome like that) & dated May 10th 2010. & then I photographed that too, so I didn't forget what I'd written. & it was a positive note. I'd say over the last 2 or so years there were odds on that I'd have written something quite sad, or maybe emo, but I really think I'm coming to terms with everything. Actually, it's making me tear up a teeny bit, but I really think I've come along way from my complete & utter meltdown in January/February. I'm sad that it got that bad, but I'm glad I've moved past it. & each day lately has been testament to that. I hope my note maybe makes someone feel less alone.
using the car door as a tripod & shooting thru the driver's window w/engine running @ a stop sign while someone is waiting behind U so can't take time to change camera settings... causes a lil bit of 'lens shake' ☺
please also view → flic.kr/p/dZdDvu → nighttime double
Note the presence indicated by two crosses of one of the first French gas protection models.
Text :
"I was coming back from the trenches and I was still full of mud"
"H .... Pas de Calais on August 14, 1915
I'm sending you this photo the other is for Victoria. It was an amateur of my friends who develop them, but there was a little too much sun, and then these blue effects (uniform) do not look like a picture.
Kiss Henry. "
Original text :
"Je revenais des tranchées et j'étais encore plein de boue"
"H.... Pas de Calais le 14 aout 1915
je t'envoie cette photo l'autre est pour Victoria. C'est un amateur de mes amis qui les a tirées, mais il y avait un peu trop de soleil, et puis ces effets bleus ne rendent pas en photo.
Baisers Henry."
REF : 6-12-6
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- F-111F
- Serial: 70-2371
- 495th Tactical Fighter Squadron, 48th Tactical Fighter Wing
- Notes on the slide state this was taken on an air refueling flight out of RAF Mildenhall in March 1985.
- Other photos in this same series can be found here:
www.flickr.com/photos/192710984@N05/52566418985
www.flickr.com/photos/192710984@N05/52566519978
www.flickr.com/photos/192710984@N05/52566259424
- Other photos of this jet taken in 1979, while it was assigned to the 492nd TFS, can be found here:
www.flickr.com/photos/192710984@N05/52440610498/
www.flickr.com/photos/192710984@N05/52771306655
www.flickr.com/photos/192710984@N05/52771413433
Source: my personal collection
A pile of £10 notes with a magnifying glass
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The last of the carefully written up notes into chosen Class sequence. Although carefully might be an overstatement perhaps. as there are amendments done many years ago in the writing up process.
The one gap is 1018 Western Buccaneer and that is only because I saved up for a holiday and went to Greece for a month in late 1973. Had I not been committed to that I would have been to Swindon much earlier than in 1974 by which stage 1018 had bitten the dust unfortunately.
Maybe I had seen it - one of several that went past at some point and the number was missed. I remember a slow moving train in Cornwall near the main road where it was heading for a set of trees which would obstruct the view. My Dad put his foot down to overtake it to no avail - the number and name slid behind the trees and we saw the paint blemishes on the rear cab where there was no identification. Ah well, such is life. I think it was near a quaintly named place called East Taphouse.
The sad thing is that there were a few that were seen for the first time derelict at Swindon.