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Even though the race weekend is still a couple of weeks away, it is never too early to get ready. The packing of spares is just the start of what has to be carried for a long trip to Mount Panorama in Bathurst NSW. Still have to find room for camping gear, food and even a little liquid refreshment (gotta keep an eye on the fluid levels!).
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A forced perspective shot of the same 1/18th scale model 2009 Holden Commodore V8 Supercar as seen in the previous two posts. This time, it is mounted on the car trailer and being towed by the Kyosho 1/18th scale model 1980 Toyota Landcruiser. Dougie, spare tyres, and assorted accessories are all 1/18th scale and taken with the real backdrop of my village street.
Sorry for the overdose of shots of this Holden Commodore racecar, but Bathurst Big Race weekend is fast approaching and I am getting in the "rev-head" mood early!
Macro Mondays
Well I think I finally got this right after discovering my cropping tool wasn't working. So maybe 3 times the charm eh?
GP and I are moving this month, still here in Kingston. With that, there is much to pack, much to weed through and still manage to work, walk Max, cook, clean, and try to satisfy my flickr addiction.
So, if I don't get to comment on all of your wonderful photos that I so thoroughly enjoy seeing, please don't think I have forgotten any of you. Once settled in to our new place I will be back in full force (that is provided that GP gets the phone jack in my new computer room)!
I will pop on to see your photos when I am having my lunch or taking a break. :-)
Remember, Life is too short for drama and petty things....so laugh insanely, love truly and forgive quickly! And above all...Live Life the the Fullest....Create Memories to Share...Take Photographs!!
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Gypsy Time is Approaching Fast!
If you haven't heard, the Gypsy Campers are ready to hit the open grid once again! We're packing up and moving out on January 1st 2022!! More details to come!
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The Gypsy Camp is a group of adventurers and travelers from all over the world looking to explore Second Life the best way possible, by camping out at a new sim every week and fully exploring the lands the way the owners intended! There is no official group, just a bunch of people coming together at different places to enjoy the region collectively. All are always welcome.
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On our first week back, we'll be heading to the Mountains! We've rented some cabins for us to share and are looking forward to an exciting week of games, snowboarding, snowball fights, and ofc some hot chocolate and music at the ski lodge!
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Start packing your skiis, boards, sweaters, and food! You won't need much this week but campers do typically have their own tents and sleeping bags (though never a requirement! All travel is always free!)
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As always, everyone is welcome to join us. We welcome all new friends and nobody is ever obligated to stay! Camp one week, leave the next if you want. Its your trip too!
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"Gypsy is also used as a description for a nomadic or "free-spirited" person"
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Oh no Teddy! Hurry up! Go get some more water for Goldie!! >.<
....looks like we can't take the fishbowl with us anyway. I ran out of room in my suitcase.
Detailed image of splayed-end Garlock-brand asbestos packing material.
There are literally several thousand distinct asbestos products and respective applications collectively known as "asbestos products"; this image depicts but a single brand and one type of an often overlooked asbestos material: packing.
Essentially a rather durable rope-like material, asbestos packings can range considerably in thickness and construction (e.g.- braided, twisted, rubber/metal composite, round, square, etc.). Most packings are typically handled by dry cutting with saws or serrated knives and are usually crudely extracted from mechanical parts by picking the asbestos material apart piece-by-piece with simple corkscrew-type implements, which creates potential conditions for airborne asbestos exposure.
There are a few other applications for packing materials, however asbestos packing was most commonly used for creating internal seals around industrial pump shafts and pipe valve stems. As much as 1/2-pound (or more) of asbestos packing could be installed inside each pump or pipe valve housing and are oftentimes not even considered during asbestos surveys or exposure assessments primarily due to their inherent concealment.
PAT: "Hey, Odessa! Don't pack so many clothes! You won't need everything!"
ODESSA: "What are you talking about, Pat! You have to have clothes for every eventuality!"
274/365/2023, 4657 days in a row
I've been saving all sorts of packing paper with the hope of coming up with an idea to use it all.
توصي شئ أنا بكره مسافر ..،؛،.. وأبي الليله أسافر قبل باكر
لكن .. قبل ما أرحل ودي تعرف ...,,.... ترى موتـــى ولا موت المشاعر !
أنا رتبت جرحــي مع ثيابى ..،،.. وأخذت أحزانى والآلامى تذاكر
يرووح العمر ما راحت همومـى ..،؛،.. صحيح اللي يقوول الهم كادر !
خساره إنت والدنيا عليّ ..،؛،.. تكابر والزمن مثلك يكابر
حبيبي كل من حولي ظلمني ..،،.. وتبغاني بعد هذا ما أسافر !
توصي شي ... أنا بكره مســـــــافر !
NS #4711 spots two tank cars at South Chicago Packing near the historic location of Chicago's Union Stock Yards. A block away from here is the new Vienna Beef factory at the corner of Pershing and Morgan which moved in from the North Side in 2016.
Cut through into quarters but only part way through. Pack with sea or Himalayan salt. Table salt is no good die to the anti caking agents added.
On Christmas break, gonna be doing some videos and taking some pictures so stay tuned for some new stuff.
Tried to make a cigarette box without Lego pieces. I am happy with the design.
Backpack inspired by Logan.
Merry Christmas!
~ Nick