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A black and white photograph of a brick shed with chimney in the foreground and a big wheel ride behind. Near Bristol Harbour, Bristol, Anchor Road, UK.
Our private Movie Loft - resdeigned the Consignment home theater.
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◘ Removed existing furniture (which was great, i just wanted something else!)
◘ Extended back platform to the walls
◘ Extended middle stairs to fit
◘ Carpeted the floor
◘ Added movie posters
◘ Added Dust Bunny - darling sectional cushions, tinted to match sofa
◘ Added Nutmeg - Cotton Couch, tinted blanket to favorite color
◘ Added Merak - Vintage Popcorn Machine (gives popcorn!)
◘ Added Dust Bunny accents: Potted Cheese Plant, Bunny Wok Chinese food containers, Dreamy outing cooler
The movie posters were personally curated and uploaded.
Inspired by Danny's post flic.kr/p/2mK3c29
Decades ago, before words such as 'recycling' and 'repurpose' were in common usage, I was always impressed with so-called 'less developed' countries in Africa and elsewhere around the world who made the best use of anything and everything that they had. One example was using old vehicle tyres to make sandals. Meanwhile, the so-called 'developed' world was and still is chucking stuff away with abandon.
So today, it was good to find this example of old tractor tyres being repurposed into an effective farmyard fence.
And now, Hawaii.
I'm working to upload my backlog over the past five-ish years. I've already uploaded most of the images I took with my Oly gear. These are modified or made with the Hipstamatic app on the iPhone. I used this lens and film combination specifically for it's retro/vintage postcard feel which I though was perfect for Hawaii.
© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul
The loading area of the Dora Mine in Dora, Pennsylvania is showing some evidence of its construction. At least three early Pittsburg & Shawmut hoppers are partially exposed.
Some structures used for one theme lend themselves to be recycled/reused/repurposed for other themes/scenes. Why waste a good structure when it can be utilized for another scene?
What actually happens with the initial scene/diorama is that pieces get raided out when needed for newer builds. In this case the basic structure slowly got deconstructed in a couple of stages which lent it to be used for post-apocalyptic scenes...
#BuildWhatInspiresYou
A radisseur, also known as a fence wire tensioner, is now part of an actual fence that surrounds Caister Golf Club. This was part of the M&GN railway infrastructure that ran from Great Yarmouth Southtown Station.
Got Bagot House Winchester was a market of some kind in medieval times. "got bagot" means "good bargain" in Middle English.
Computers
Q. What is a computer's first sign of old age ?
A: Loss of memory.
An old Chevrolet truck used for advertising. license plate says 1966. That was the last year it was registered I guess. It looks like a late 1940's to me. HTT
We all have those things that come in useful, perhaps not in the way for which they were designed. Show us your Blythe demonstrating something repurposed.
The rules:
1. Take a photo of your Blythe(s) showing something repurposed.
2. Blythe dolls only please, no clones.
3. No photoshop to meet challenge requirements.
4. One photo per person but mosaics / collages are welcomed so long as all the pictures fit the rules.
5. Your photo must be taken within the challenge timeframe. No recycled photos.
Deadline is midnight PST on Friday 26 November.
We passed along the south edge footprint of the former fort, appreciating the floral-embellished embankments
To all who visit and view, and – especially – express support and satisfaction: you are much appreciated!
Entsprechend den Bedingungen des Friedensvertrags von Versailles wurde das Fort Weisenau 1922 geschleift, die frei gewordene Fläche konnte erst ab 1930, nach der Beendigung der Alliierten Rheinlandbesetzung, genutzt werden; einzelne Kasematten blieben bis heute erhalten
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Mainz-Weisenau, Germany – 2017NOV05 – Fort Weisenau:
On our 2-mile walk we ended up at Fort Weisenau.
The best 36 of 142 photos from this layover are a 5-album set:
• Mainz-Weisenau, Germany – 05NOV2017 – Sunday Stroll
• Mainz, Germany – 05NOV2017 – Via Seculprum Mogontiaci
• Mainz, Germany – 05NOV2017 – Ketteler Neighborhood
• Mainz, Germany – 05NOV2017 – Fort Weisenau
• Mainz, Germany – 05NOV2017 – Jewish Community Center
Hope you enjoy this 32% of 38 photos I took here this day!
The City of Parkville recently turned a dead tree in English Landing Park into a work of art with the help of local chainsaw artist TJ Jenkins.
English Landing Park
Parkville, Missouri, USA
Mike D.