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Bracelet set for Smart Doll, silver color palette. A single wrap bracelet, a double wrap bracelet (with difficult extremely small beads!), and a simple elastic bracelet.
Here is the bracelet set I made to go along with the silver top. Made the same way as the other one, just a different color palette. Omg the tiny tiny beads on the wrap bracelet were a little difficult to do, they are so small not even my smallest beading needle will fit through them!
Smart doll wrists are a pretty unique size, larger than minifee but thinner than msd. As they are now, they only fit Smart Doll. Maybe I'll figure out the lengths for other sizes and do it preorder style instead. What wrist sizes are you interested in?
With the immpresive Orwell Hotel in the background Ipswich Reds Alexander Dennis Enviro 300 SN13 CKC stands in front of Felixstowe Railway Station on the express service from Ipswich . After catching the Ipswich buses 92 from Stutton at 1044 and a smart connection at Bourne bridge I am at Great Eastern square at 1135. Who said we do not have an intergrated transport system!
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Just loved the styling of this Smart Car but the location had to be deleted so this is the result.
A hint of levitation, image taken on an iPhone 7+ app, HDR on ProCamera then processed in LightRoomCC, zoom burst added in Photoshop.
56117 is passing the site of Thornhill Station heading the Preston Docks - Lindsey empties on 28 November 1984. Thornhill Power Station in the background and the Leeds line via Dewsbury and Morley can just be seen above 56117.
This rather attractive Brown hooded kingfisher (Halcyon albiventris) was sitting on his favourite perch waiting for a fish to swim by. He was on the Shire river ,near Mvuu camp, Malawi.
Love these fierce little birds. This is the best shot I've ever been able to get of one. Interesting fact from the Cornell site: "Loggerhead Shrikes impale noxious prey such as monarch butterflies and eastern narrow-mouthed toads—then wait for up to three days to eat them, which allows time for the poisons to break down. These shrikes also eat the heads and abdomens of toxic lubber grasshoppers, while discarding the insect’s poisonous thorax."
Loggerhead Shrike (Lanius ludovicianus)
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Taken in The Hague, in Holland.
It is quite a feature that display of Smart cars.
I photographed it from all angles, but this is my favourite; I like it because the bottom car seems to be parked in front?
The figure adds to the dimension!
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One of the advantages of modern phones is the ability to download applications.
One such app is the Stagecoach bus tracker.
This enables one to track specific vehicles via live information, providing the journey details have been entered into the ticket machine.
To this end I determined that 47617, the first Lillyhall based Solo to receive the new livery, was operating the Keswick - Seatoller 78 service.
Lockdown meant that there was no way I could get to phot' it in the fabulous sunlit scenery of The Lakes but I was able to formulate a salvage mission.
With a reduced service meaning that one bus worked the day's entire diagram it was possible to determine what time it would return to the depot at the end of its shift by referencing the duty sheet of the driver who was working its last run. I was able to do this using a second app' rolled out for Stagecoach employees by the company.
Returning to the depot 47617 would pass within a mile or two of my house and so I would be able to plan my daily exercise to allow me to intercept it on the A595 at Winscales.
An extra bonus was that the driver did not sign out of the ticket machine in Keswick, choosing to wait until his return to Lillyhall, meaning that I could actively track it and set off on my bike at exactly the right time.
Bingo!
I understand that the manufacturer who supplies the fleetname transfers is currently closed.
It's been a little while since I broke out the careerwoman gear.
I discovered these separates languishing in the back of the closet and threw together a nice little Fall suit.
The Smart Roadster was introduced in 2003. It is powered by a 82 PS turbocharged 698cc 3-cylinder engine in the rear. In late 2005 production was stopped after some 43,000 were built.
When the first photos of Lothian 901 were seen I was not too sure on what to make of the "staircase" livery on a B9.
However, seeing it for myself today 901 looks very smart in her new livery. Seen today at Lochend operating on service 15 to Penicuik. 09th October 2017.
Nicolas Hayek, der Schweizer Gründer der Swatch-Gruppe, hatte 1994 einen Traum: Von einem Swatch-Mobil, das klein, günstig und vor allem mit einem umweltfreundlichen Elektroantrieb unterwegs sein sollte. Daimler-Benz realisierte 1998 die Vision – allerdings erst ab 2007 auch mit einem emissionsfreien Elektromotor.
Nicolas Hayek, the Swiss founder of the Swatch Group, had a dream in 1994: of a Swatch mobile that should be small, inexpensive and, above all, with an environmentally friendly electric drive. Daimler-Benz realized the vision in 1998 - but only from 2007 with an emission-free electric motor.
I think it's maybe because I have spend so much time in a smart male office suit in my working life - I love this type of outfit