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to my dear Hans, from a "planner" to a "planner" :)
Serenity Stye @ Ultra - since March 15
The Draftsman Set
Serenity Stye- Draftsman Table
Serenity Stye- Draftsman Stool
Serenity Stye- Draftsman Side Table
Serenity Stye- Draftsman Tools
Ultra event location:
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Nutmeg:
Remi's Choice Vintage Set -
Nutmeg. Vintage Small Table
Nutmeg. Vintage Coffee Pot
Nutmeg. Porcelain Milk Pot
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2. Nutmeg. Vintage Rotary Dial Black RARE
Nutmeg. Antique Baby Cups
12. Nutmeg. Historian Paper Rolls
13. Nutmeg. Sketches of you set
Nutmeg store:
This is a my planner. I write down my schedule to this. I use my smartphone as a planner, but I also carry a thin planner notebook with me.
In few years, I may find that I don't need it....
ZAANDAM - As Master planner of the urban renewal program Inverdan, architect Soeters is the spiritual father of the current City Centre of Zaandam. He made the urban plan with the Bend (the passage between town hall and Gedempte Gracht above the Provincial Road), the railway conversion and the water as important quality carriers.
ZAANDAM - Als Masterplanner van het stadsvernieuwingsprogramma Inverdan is architect Soeters de geestelijk vader van het huidige stadscentrum van Zaandam. Hij maakte het stedenbouwkundig plan met de Buiging (de passage tussen stadhuis en Gedempte Gracht boven de Provincialeweg), de spooroverbouwing en het water als belangrijke kwaliteitsdragers.
Making plans for spring
oh the fun that is going to be had!
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💖DOUX - Kiara Hairstyle
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💖RAWR! Jaded HUMAN EvoX Earrings
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💖RAWR! Jaded Nails
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💖RAWR! Jaded Rings
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💖[Fetch] Nesta Notebooks & Mugs
Out March 1st for the Arcade 50L/play maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Arcade/170/132/32
Later found at Fetch Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Imogen/45/63/2504
💖MILOTA: Uma shorts
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💖MILOTA: Uma Top
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The Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan.
Dunno what to post for today & greatly irritated by some incident last nite..
My energy are Rock bottom low!
Anyway, here is the 5-day planner I m trying..
Get a copy from David Seah Blog
Urban planner of the 60's - 80's in Philadelphia. Responsible for Penn Center buildings on Market across from city hall among other initiatives.
day seven out of three hundred and sixty five days.
This isn't a picture I would usually take or edit like this.
This is my school planner, obviously.
As you can see, I like to doodle and I edited it like this sort of to demonstrate my own little world.
When the tide goes out - it goes out !
And of course you can see Godrevy Lighthouse in the distance .
Smeaton’s Pier is an iconic symbol of St Ives. It must have been painted and photographed more than almost any other pier in the UK. It is far prettier and more interesting than its name suggests!
It was named after the pier engineer in charge who was called John Smeaton. It was built between 1767 and 1770 and interestingly has a reservoir at its base. This fills up at high tide, helping to reduce the wave action into the harbour.
The original pier was only 120 ft in length and stopped at the old, small lighthouse. This lighthouse is no longer in use.
In 1864 there were grand plans to expand the harbour. The fishing fleet at this time was huge and there was a need for more room. New Pier was built, mainly made from wood (it is sometimes called Wood Pier). The planners must have underestimated the power of the sea in St Ives Bay as it only lasted for 20 years. All that is left now are the rows of supporting timber stumps which can be seen at low tide.
Smeaton’s Pier was lengthened by another 300ft in the 1890s which is when the current lighthouse was built.
The 3 arches under the pier were also added to help circulate the seawater and prevent the build up of sand in the harbour.
Smeaton’s Pier is a still working pier for the local fishermen.
Smeaton’s Pier is a still working pier for the local fishermen. This anchor, recovered from the seabed in May 1959, came from the “Cintra”, one of four ships wrecked in St Ives Bay in the Great Gale of 18th November 1893. Due to the severity of the gale, the lifeboat could not be launches. Crews of two vessels were rescued by Breeches Buoy from Carbis Bay beach. Seven of Cintra’s crew of twelve drowned. The other five were rescued by Breeches Buoy from Carbis Bay beach and Carrack Gladden cliffs.Further along the pier is a plaque dedicated to the people of St Ives for their support and hospitality to all those Army and Royal Marine Commandos who were billeted in the town and trained in the surrounding area between 1943 – 1950.
St Leonard’s Chapel is a tiny little chapel situated at the entrance to Smeaton’s Pier. It has been there since medieval times. It is where the fishermen used to pray before setting out to sea. Apparently, in “the olden days” a proportion of the fishermans’ catch had to be paid to the chapel friar on their safe return. On the side of Saint Leonard’s Chapel is a plaque commemorating the record breaking passage made by the St Ives Lugger Lloyd SS5. Scarborough to St Ives, 600 miles in 50 hours in 1902.
On the seaward side of Smeaton’s Pier there is New Pier harbour wall. This is a lovely place to stop and sit or even do a spot of crabbing. At high tide there is often a seal or two in the water here looking for fishermens bait! At low tide you can walk down onto Breakwater Beach. This is a lovely bit of beach for dog walking all year round (only at low tide though).
In 2016 work was done to refurbish the seating area on Smeaton’s Pier. The old shelter, benches and railings were very tatty and almost falling down in some places. Work has now been completed and it is a really lovely, sheltered place to stop and sea gaze.
As part of the refurbishment, the new lighthouse (which had been looking rather shabby for years) was given a nice new coat of white paint in 2016. Lots of people were up in arms about it, saying it was getting rid of it’s “character”.
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I have created planner dorks out of some of my students. We had a park day and I was curious who brought their planner with them :)
Edited | Forza Motorsport 7
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After getting this shot to what it looks like now, I wanted to add some more depth below t he lines. Now what does more depth mean when it comes to an idea from me.
Simply put it, I wanted to make it look like if there was another dimension below. But in the end my idea didn't couldn't come alive.
Right why was such an idea a challenge for me. First and foremost, my limited experience and memory makes it a challenge. Also when a edited shot starts to become more complex. Then that pretty much, separates the amateurs from the professionals.
Anyway since trying to use such a idea took up a few hours of frustration, it will most likely result in, no more edited shots leading into tonight.
20T takes to the passing siding to run around a dead 120 train parked on the mainline at Dawson, IL.
All day long 120's carcass served to impede traffic flow as trains sat for an hour and half at either Iles and Harristown waiting for opposing traffic to pass. Then, once they were let loose, they had to negotiate the 25 mph gauntlet at Dawson as they ran into and back out of the passing siding. Movement Planner my butt. More like Constipation Planner.
24 hours later, as I posted this photo, 120 is still sitting dead at Dawson blocking the main road crossing. And the Class I's wonder why people are getting angry.
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Old Route 36 - Dawson, Illinois
February 5, 2022
I washi taped the hell out of last week’s page spread, most of the tapes are a recent purchase from JLBCreativeCo on Etsy
In the early 1970s, the new tool in the armoury of road planners was tidal flow - illuminated signage that could be used to free up more traffic lanes in the peak hour by having one or more lanes one direction in the morning and the other in the evening. It's still in use on Birmingham's Aston Expressway, but the Manchester installations are gone including this one on London Road close to Piccadilly railway station.
The black taxi cab is outbound in a lance that went in the opposite direction in the morning to help rush hour traffic. The whle area has been transformed now and the Metrolink light rail system crosses the centre of this photo to enter Piccadilly undercroft on the right side of this photo.
By the way the buses are quite interesting too: the one on the left was one of a small number of Bristol VR buses that was ordered by the North Western Road Car Company but delivered to SELNEC after North Western had been absorbed. The bus on the far right is a Metro-Cammell Weymann 'Metrobus', introduced successfully as a competitor to the models offered by British Leyland.
If you'd like to know more about the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.gmts.co.uk.
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Baby planner yesterday on the blog...6 months, fabulous eyes!
Natural light-big window camera left :)
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Here she is before at 2 months:
Actually, there is one on my desk. I have wanted to eat it since this morning. Yesterday's banana did not survive to get painted. This one fared a little better, it is now afternoon. But now...it's banana time! :D
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