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Kids of all ages were given free range to make skull inspired crafts in Quirk Gallery, where works by Noah Scalin, from the Skull-A-Day project, were on display.
The quirky parish church of St John the Baptist at Needham Market in Suffolk. Its interior features a remarkable hammerbeam roof, thought to have been crafted by shipwrights.
Play and Read - an informal session with books, puppets and toys for the under 3 crowd:
Parent and child enjoying creative playtime together
See all the Elsie Quirk Library Youth Summer 2009 photos at www.sclibs.net/libraries/eqsummer2009.aspx.
Millaquin Mill’s N°6 – Lovers Walk -1974 Millaquin Mill’s N°6 restarts its load after having taken water from the tank in the background.
Drop Centre Car Nº 341 with a Race Special service at Albion in 1968. The openness of the drop centre section is readily visible. The doorways on the offside were only closed with a drop down hand rail. Passengers were protected from the elements by pull down canvas blinds, one of which can be partially seen in the rear opening.
Kids of all ages were given free range to make skull inspired crafts in Quirk Gallery, where works by Noah Scalin, from the Skull-A-Day project, were on display.
Come to the parking lot next to Quirk Gallery at 311 West Broad on Saturday, July 19th from 11AM-4PM for The Handmake. It will be an arts & crafts fair leaning in the direction of 'art': leftover pieces from past shows, prints, zines, t-shirts, trinkets, plushies, etc. Music performances by Gull and others throughout the day. Please contact thehandmake@gmail.com with any questions. Presented by CVAMMS.
10/365 Photograph Habit
Quirk | New or Old | Manner
Habit, i like to sit in the same place when i watch TV and edit my pictures
DC Car N° 385 Adelaide & George Sts DC Car N° 385 turns from Adelaide Street into George Street with a Bardon service in 1968.
There are all sorts of odd quirks in the Reader software. One of the more irritating ones is the fact that it sorts books by first name, mainly because it doesn't have different fields for first and last names.
Casey Perkins an Installation Management Command Developmental Assignment Program assignee receives a U.S. Army Garrison Red Cloud and Area I Certificate of Appreciation Sept. 24. Col. Jack Haefner, Commander, USAG Red Cloud and Area I and Command Sgt. Maj. Patrick M. Quirk, the garrison's senior enlisted leader thanked Perkins for his contribution to the Plans, Analysis, and Integration Office. Perkins, a Budget Analyst from USAG Redstone Arsenal, served a two month DAP assignment.